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The vot- ' ers in IV13 turned down by a For two men who dream W the While House, Alabam Govenwr George Wallace (left) and former California Governor Ronald Reagan, the long road to 1600 Pennsylvania Avexue may come to an iContinued On Page 2-Al allow the sale of cocktaiIs in restaurants. North Carolina .'% tl %D#' .Id. a - - - !)'; , % t- 1?0~*wle- I A. I.- I 1 I ( .. Wallace 50 2 per cent of the vote in the 1972 primary. In 1968, HulxrtHumphrey rananoor 1~ Nt - J (er , _. cent years have favored con- o; 1-f. .f-------. A_ .. ,I--' ~.. -, - _____________ Ft, ~ 1 __- > T. > ~r ~ ?A Z 2 Q\ Q\ M -1 ~k ) 0. ~ U %'. _A them draw their own crowds," i . North Carolina voters jnre- - fl , ''' 4.1 7 I e I V 9 2 ~p .~ I " - . C \1 ~ 11 ~ ~J I 4 A /\ X i -i 4 fight the doubts about his physical capacities that he thinks hurt him in Florida. .. -, I I I ~ __ (Ti> Ff 0 I E -i F44- ' - anu ntpuuans f" I 1 Carter's advertising &1ows him doing n1inUaI labor on his Geergia peanut farm Wallace meanwhile, has had to openly - - :- fitical base from which to con- -. wr,6 - *7 1 l I '- i - - . crats will choose 61 deLgates .1 "I ;r a - --- tsaTTies fered a string of early primary losses. Both would like victory .... .-,_ .. . .- acin g Southerner, J;mrny a fellow publican Ronald Reagan. i----__ __________ ______ St r- ". ' tl~ - - - -:1t - - . _~ , ___ .1 i- r - " _ _______ RALEIGH. -N.C. (AP) — . ,VV1 ;I, ; .-- , S - - . .i i o u n rri .- I . C_ ~_ _X P_ LI .?~ - eagan . a.. - ) / " VVP ~ — 11. - -~ . 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Area GOP Delegates Chosen The primary schedule will not The world might be in a bad way some places, but In not in Sansoon offer either Wallace or By DONNA ESTES the fourth congressional persons from Seminole County Democratic convention '.iiI b ' LONDON ford, according to these who play the old "London Reagan as hospitable an arena. Herald Staff Writer district caucus is scheduled for have filed to be included in the selected at an April 24 meeting Bridge" game, familiar to most. From left are Michelle Brown, New York and Wisconsin vote il Comprehensive Education High delegate selection process. of the state cornrIS FALLING DOWN Lance Parker and Maria Fredrick, all four years of age and next on April 6 and Pennsylva- At least two Seminole County School in Dade City. Eighteen At Large delegates to the ContInut-d On P anxious to know more about what's going on In this big world of nm follows on April 27, ricnLs and possibly a third ours (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr) The North Carolina race will be attending and par___________________________________ gives Wat1ac uuothr crnek at Ocflr In th. Republican % BRIDGE youngsters - ______ ______ - __ __ 1 a , - - a. g, __ _ - - t. - !. . \ - .. ' / - / / . I' j / __ __ - t - =, -~ R rA M m Er "r - . jV 7 - .F.r - - I ' - Q1 0 ~1 =r- a. - - \ , --1;11111111 -.1o .-_~N _,~ -:t,, ?".-"!_ 4 - - #3 I - ,, - ' - --- _E a1:1 (D g a a2 . ___ 0.1 Z; ~r 0 I 1.0 , S F11 -, . . 2n q- E; . C=0 k1c N 8~ !' ft S; 9 2 % 2: ff :5. M R - kt_ g I -:K. 9 __-4 I Fr E. )NI - - - 4 - a: - , - I _.-I1 - -- . ,Z:4ci1 ~ ., %, I, -.-,-- I - - -. -. ,; Ab. I_ k - _. .- ; u, - - : 11R%. t_ I — L to & \ ii V L4 ____ CA '1 __________________________ - = W- _T1 i -- - M — "S 0 '/ -, 2 . go to ' a. _. . - . ;~ - - _4 - - - - - I 1 k , a <W (wo a 0- I 6 9 g, ,, - .-.-.-------1 - i< 41 cg' - . = . - WLC. , - -it. i iaili~-- `1-2 N f 2c, #///i._i..r' 2. P Lr F 5 P- F ljw -f ° fe — a .-- - M --I M 4 - - _-_ I . -1 - lr% Vt 6- A TV a V . . 1! % ." V iI a = = .19 i - - M _ k C-d '. I- to . I . cn a "I a - cñg , - . . ' headed the list of winners and ____ . 2. R W - .* I P_ " ~ ! " _ a le0, -1 - . — r 0 In- If! _ I Ord Clininber of I in addition to the luck)' cert cate, Wert Jewelers. - anglers, 45 among those who changes. Seminole Chr) ler grand prize a 12 foot hoat and trailer from Seminole Sporting Goods, powered by a six hp turntdupa(thepi3\ barbecue I'lmouth went home with more than a - --- ----- - -- I W L Turner, $5 gift cer- lificale, Sweeney's Office POLITICKING AT MAYFAIR ill Wooden, Wble radio. changes, Seminole Chry3ler. Plymouth. - Gary Moore, $5 gift cerca om CC Politics b the name of the game at the Mlayfair County Club as Sch'ol Supt. William P. La>er chats with Congressional can. didate Don Reynolds, principal of Seminole High Sch='. It Tw the second gathering for Reynolds, a Democrat, who is seeking ' Senior Division winners iere Parts. -- Denise Johnsun, sleeping LMI . - . - -_ _.;?0:. 1~T-;~:-;:U-,q , , Z7y~~G ~,~;oi 4-~ 1 -f__;6;:_ -___V;-Z ;-- Today 4 ..%-Z~ ' V~i--I t-f. -- S ;1',!-1!j-J'-::k ;~ ic from a residenceb> burglars. - U. Whiting, four 1-day See this, and other stories in passes, Daytona Main St. Action Reports on Page Z-A. Fishing Pier , - Tenla Tate - certificate, DuBois Lawn- Around mower Sales and Serice - Leona Barnhart, four oil Calendar changes, Seminole Chrysler. ' Comics Plymouth ! 3." ! iz_-11:7W 441 lNl)I'X $10 gift ( - __~tj:i7 ot' r (rossword $-A I-n IB - G. G. Myers, propane Editorial iAbb> lantern, Sanford Auto Parts. 4-A Obituaries .5-A p es. Daytona Tele visio n S Mc(onnell front end Fishing I'ier, omcni alipmcnt Mr Muffler Shop - W E Clements, four oil - W. It. Marsh, $15 gift changes, Seminole Chrysler. 2B lii changes, Seminole ChryslerPlymouth. -. Ph ilip Skates, four - T~ ._T- - , , __" ,;~ lB - %VEATIlElt Sun&y'i high 87. today's low man s scale, Imsie> Scale Co. H Uuttern $5 gift cer. Partly cloudy with a slight - Celia hancc of chowrs today apps four oil beeomin, mostl cloud% with a changes, Seminole Chrysler Plymouth. " F. M. Miller, four oil chant- n! , -_-tmioaal rain tonight and Tuesday. Ilighs in Tim Myers three oil the lower 80s today. Lows tonight near 60. Cooler Tuesday with highs in the lower 70s. P1>mouth. Variable %inds ar-und 10 m.p.h. becoming north-e.ut 15 u/S Tom Gustin, $5 gift cer- changes, er- to 20 m.p.h. tonight and tificate, Sanford Shoe Center. Plymouth. Tuesday. Rain probability ?O Mary K. Rulas, four oil per cent today, Robert Bronson, four oil per cent - - - - tificale, Oshman Sporting changes, Seminole Chrysler. changes, Seminole Chrysler- tonight and Tucidity. Pl mouth _--____ - - I -=___-_ I - Z_Z__ - changes, Seminole Chrysler-mouth. Steve Allen, Anchor, Daytona certificate, Gwaltney Jewelers. Fi_ shing Tackle Supply. Other door prize winners Commerce Shad Derby. Schick, left, accepts his prize, a it foot from Denmark Sporting Goods and four from Seminole were: Roger Whiting. rod and boata nd tra1lerfromSemInoltSPOtt1aaG00d1aedaGhP0b00 lanv,,s 11. Spillman, pair of reel, Eckerd Drug Store. outboard fromMOUM HArborz Inc., from Don Smith of Sporting Goods were awarded shock absorbers, Adams Auto Mary Thite, $5 gift cerSeminole Sporting Goods. Prizes were awarded Saturday at a to the four weekly winners in Photo by Turn Vincent) ___ theofficeheldb>RlchardKelly,aRepubllcan Supply. - Sheila Crowe. pocket Instamatic JO Pocket camera at the offices of The Evening utfit from Weiboldt Campra Herald, 300 North French Ave., Sanford, between 9 am, and 5 Supply. Shop. Eight rods and reels, four p.,"". - .4della Schick, $15 gii~ Iferald each category. I G. L Estes, four oil took home the Senior Division Any prize winner who h.as not gift certificate from Kader Jewelers and a Kodak yet claimed his prize may do so Steven P. Schick of Sanford was the grand prize winner in the . . - - - ______________________________________ - DirisLn lie won a depth finder Mercury outboard motor from Medco Discount Drugs IroniSanford Boat Work,,a $25 Medor's Marine - Steve Schick, (our oil — _ ___________________ - re ,1r) '- nds On Grand Note - I ' it E y ' good nwal. Johnson outbo,ard motor from Chuck Ganby was the big Monroe Harbour Inc. winner of the 45 door prizes that Steve Myers was the grand were awarded. Ganby won the prize ivinner in the Junior grand door prize, a 7ti hp . j / - - I district caucuses at noon next of "voluntary corninitments," The caucus for the fifth or impact fees, is that a builder congressional &trict, which headquarters to join in knife from Fishing Hole in festivities as Steven 11. Schick Daytona Beach. ____ , V - J - .-, I,i =L -- ____ . V A .4 : ni - M @-- m g R r- .( ----- - - ", .. I -_ i I 2E m r - -- .---.-. k I - - . _______ - - . - - bag, Army Navy Surplus Store. - I)nnv I.. Fleuge. $5 gift -Stacy C. Tuite. $6 gasoline certificate' Goodyear Tire & complete fishing boat and Wheat In the Junior Diusion, certificate, Dekle s Gulf Sersice Store motoroutflt — wereawardedat wlnnerswereGary Lee Myers, Station. S. L. Edmondson, $10 gift a barbecue at the Sanford Steve Myers, Pat Harrison and - Bill Barnes, $5 gift cer- certificate, J. C. Penney Co. Police Bene volent Association (hrista Pleasants tihcate, Goodyear Tire & Clint S iliman four oil i PBA) building In Sanford A Panasonic portable table Service Store. changes, Seminole ChryslerSaturdav to climax the First radio went to the youngest - C. Robert West, $5 gift Annual iening Herald entr in the derb 5->ear-old certificate Oshman Sporting PhI . . ,, ,za, . ,lit cer f Sanford d Cha tificate, Knight's Shoe Store. Ctmimerm Shad Derby. Harrison, 10, who entered the - ,Mark Szabo, anchor, N. $5 gift cer. .\Iargeturnou(wasonhand czn-illestsind one und once Datona Fishi 'T 'ki' S tj ficate,Goodyear I-n "I I _--j _________ c i -4 :o , Ui ri - - L.- _____________________________ —_ 'y' - topped by a grand prize of a I Hen Johnson and Marjorie W. i + , m . 0 - A host of %aluable prizes - (lint Spillan, Steve Schick, ' 1 '>, ,..*.1,, _. R.-V R- - . V". -- , ___4 r- 1 - .- - a' .a - - - - - - Democratic National Convention to be held in New York C y are to be selected in The theor behind collection Saturda', shad Der . . -- . V - Prizes Awarded During Barbecue ,Vk . #J I -_ I ( A w I I .. - / E~ ~E+ - R 14 But Ki:nbrough and Corn, - _____ 0 On the other hand Freeman 1Li_P [)or - t~~~ ..ft __11 W 1- - get.- !_ - . Elected as a delegate Saturday at a fifth Congressional district caucus says that any "lawyer who should be made to pay for the includes the Sanford area, will missioner Richard Williams reviewed the situation would future impact Ids project will be held by the Democrats at St. Johns College. Palatka. while "I don't w,mt any more of this favor the policy. Some of the have it consistent opinion." have on the county. ruling involving the City of - 1. / I > _< Freeman based hi3opinion on counly's policy should be a recent Florida Supreme Court halted. -. ____ pttfeesisILltgil The>s1i>lhe hip That's mostis what we not collected h', ordinance - g M ~ 0 5 rV . . to 71 Cn --i %: q _AN r fto=w 1. II I 1~ * I ____ is he A~__ r___1 "IF -, - r reema - i I - .44& 2. 9 0. 1' -"- '-'- - M , =- M. 0. %< _.- V; s:. q< rI W 2 0 ST. , .0 rr~ g. M W t iim ..L.- - = C) 0 - g 0 a N U uI_ * me m ion IS will rule tomorrow effect alrrnnt two years ago, I want to see the dang thing books for future "voluntary (Tuesday) that the present about $250,000 has been in black and white " Kirnthe> are don't want to commitments as system of collecting fees is collected from builders. brough said. 'I ailed by county cials. "improper" because feei are Builders say collection of ini- see anymore shooting from the c OF I A = r.r ' t1C 0 ''- 9' r-9 0 O.- $r 1 °' 9 ;; a ~ ~ t! ~ = 0 o" 122.. 6% 2! - ti Crn = lk 'a ff S.-Lr 14 R. CA 0 4 '> SQ G . M a r &V; . 1W .. 9*16 q ~ f! cr 2. to . 1 V . fi I g Wants It In Wt i ing s p '. r & • trb d iii iii tiiinit S '! Iuiflt i as Fred inn he is backed up held in Mt 1lctid i spent for F biedegook. I want to see repair of older schools in the by an opinion from former Strectrnan, chairman of the specifically in writing what the count>, and for other purposes (ount) attorne% Iloiard Semirole Count) Republican (ount> Commissioner John recommendation is," Kim cf benelit to citizens. \%1trseea'id b> the state auditor Fxecutie Committee and &tatc -. t.,,, wants uroukii said. commiteeman-eect, wiluc rm.' F reenvin says the Florida teneral. Freeman was instructed to Suoreme Court ruling does not Mary Ann Morse, ice chairto see 'in writing" tue count) 'I'm sure he ('reernan) attorney's ruling which deems rule on the issue after builders outlaw impact fees Howeer, of the local GOP corn prepa red because he'r been man collection of Impact fees 'mi- appeared at a meeting last hc said the the court specifies workin since ear l y 1974 in mittee and president of the proper" before deciding on i month and protested the impact fees must be collected anticipation of presenting it to Seminole Count) Young county's unwritten policy of by ordinance and comply With Republicans, was elected an course of action. the board ,is county attorney," I j-_- £ , it I- I) PIth M 11 Herald Staff Writer .. -' - a. = F- ~ N ?9, 2 F = ... ,VW s o 'a -: \ 81 J S. . ° ,,< f'v- t - 2 - + U ~, 0" ei ;I a. K _______ i • - ____________ Plymouth flttailc and tides 'ui Page I_VfNlv v- �II' '.JIIp.UIIVII - - iou was - wor * t'OItce furnistungs and persoiul Ituns l'to) An thon) B)bee 18, of 3i8 lord Police received at least 15 of an Ohio '.onian s auto wa from a residence by burglars. orange lane, casselberry, in complaints of weekend van- vandalized and a bulldozer * Fire Paul Burns told Patrolman lieu of 110 000 bond on to dalisn- They ranged from the radiator filled with sand Both 'teven D Harrsett that the counts of burglary and a grand flooding of h all wa ys at of th e Incidents occurred in a items were taken while he was lareen'. charge Pmecrest Elementary School, residential area west of San a'.'.as from his 1O nderson Casselberr) officers also jailedWill iamGeocge Masters, I)ay'slnn,SH-46and!-4westol Sanford, by breaking drinking lord 111W "IIVUIVI k a foreign conspiracy, 4K- _________ -- other defector a Cuban Itaked to Fidel the United States in mouths immediately after the assassination . The Cubar tolil his lnterrogatr-s tl'.ct Oswald ma tiase b--The telligence service alsoarTled in ______ -- ~_. _--, ___ I - ,;-9,1"U . _Mc =_ -n__ ~~, --. I . __~_ ~ . . _~_ ~ Levi De nie s Aides Probed opi - __ _____ __ ______ __ - - __ - __ q ~- - - I- j arrested Thomas Leonard 25, of DeLcon St., off SH-419, in Sardord, was entered and his fountains to smashing of auto Deputies also reported that McCarter, 28 of H ial eah, on a lieu of $5,000 bond on charges of wallet and $65 cash taken, windows and windshields with two entranceway lights were ing items as: (lining room charge of convicted felon sale of marijuana and sherifrs deputies said. rocks and bricks. smashed at the county's new Police reports listed the tol thie d he killed Keriedy -.2' - - uipwnt, tape recorder, color Bond was set at S8,W0. leleitsion fren c h -style Brothers An-ested WASHINGTON (Al') — Ally. Gen Edward Levi acknowledges that an internal FBI in vestigation has been telephone electric typewriter, rwpened, but he denies that the probe is targeted at thr" sewing machine. three gold - a~:____L:_ - - - ~ M_",__ - ~ ____ _______________-_ _: -_ ___ ___________________ U%i issued a st.atesnent StiridAy in resporim to a - -: _ - -.- - ___ =Q=Y.~=__ , I - . . Sanford police reported two burglars took $300 in gold and ~"_- - .. - "Ii is tflCVCTeCt to say or to give the impression that the _22~_ . iml6fiPtim is UuVed spirist 11m top aides to DimUir Kelley," Levi said. "DUvictoir Kelley &-A the - ar____ . * __________ leadership of the bureau have [flY fUll Cifidence _____ I entered b'. a w$nd'w and S C ~ -- I - I - , __ M __ _____ — - - I -I ___ _~~ - --- --- - Z . , -.= ', va cuum --6 Tbe Harrim, lidictad with M1u lie" in an alleged . -- , ,_ - , -X - -it 42M-i~ — _ _.. .. ___._ I-.- . it a lot dift ml," saki fr- Lgrjs,, gefr-( tjdefense for her arid her lwi.sband She did not elaborate ~ -3 ft~u_.__ - - ,,.r _ ~'-1J ~ - - 1 J ,~ I ~~ ft -qTy.a. . '. _., . ~~ , '. e~~ 5A, I -~','-.. J,~"i;,-01- - - "t, ,- I I - . - ~ . - -!~V-.,~416 i+ , I I __,V, l:', -. Semi-iole Democra - - .: - V - ,; ' . __ -- ______ I",. Tf; L ". 4,g __ ri_ ~ ~, "..f ~; ~4it_!.,- 17 -, ' - - ; Wi . ----- - -- ~ corn. ~ - " - . 'tivt rn ecrattc C,,'mr'iitteeman 1 ,)k. ',-*,,- - I the Dtawn-at's 57.5 jer cat .1 _!,; -: -.._.-.- ' l'es..' 'OF I raUvt1ttatw-Ls5L5 tj t(thI ir i. • P'rnocrats. j.o_- " I ____-~_~-_ ~,___* -, ' __ ____ _'1arb' _______ coNTEST - —. - - , ____ i a - tIAif5LC crT3ft%e FM tAx~jl ste I am -0 -, Winners of the Glenn Brown of Flagship Bank of Glitter cestests, sponsored Sathed deft) presents IllS lm FUVh1p Banks cow jusirtisa with the Saderd to ftmt pLace wbuwr James Garden tright to lefti Slet e Club, were boad Michelle %asey. 1 y tag about __ - position party in voter honorable mention. - -- - - sale S. PV611SAN 08111 And Sunday. socIVI SAIVfdAY and __ 1. __ __ ____ ______ ---- -. -= W11ki (;t%AXU ik,11. GO' chiiairr- V - ! W. f - ft- I f - - I , - -' - ir"r' I ______________ underdeveloped countries with straight '.icton over Reagan the count ry being on the road to jobs 'i sear by reusing tax prohigher population rates and a the former California governor an economic nicoters while it 'isions which have prompted , . rter the C-('tOt 'ii 'over- ti-is 'one "dee rin debt in the corn iniestoshift roductionto dl •d - meeting -_ Chrisimas C)sy SqCWW C'SSS P"A" Ps'd At SAA16filt Florida TA11AHASSEE (AP) - The Central Telephone )2?11 1- 3- tJkShOmedeh*try At-o-r, ,,,, - tative setdement that would end a 12-day-old strike, a g ________________________________________________________ 4 - ' v nil SUPER-DUPER, ' EE W a capita incomes. , Coun GOP Dele ates Set recommendations for replacement for recently AUTOMAT IC, I1 ,T; subnitted f 1 £ - rc3 __________________ Mrs. .1canne Hodrii,,tic., al.,~) iContinued From Page I-Ai I C. I tsanksebe..t&.g$lI di'.t rs ¶or d.ttar, to if run tefti - I _F~ :" - - - sixth grader; Crystal Ctar, second grade, .- - ir% .. - , _. -4 - ,~Vf 1 __~,-~_:~7 -M 4 __ . X_~ -_ - .__ - - jj=v cwter tiitetmt-ekct Fred rec*ntath ) wtes less than grade. Liars 'LiytItld, . " I rr.aae your dollar go farther, it still alert you wi'er Purthase-z. It wili inform you of special saun ..Ja y - it II I awpwd to we ~ wx~ Republ*a Cr&lSSsni I talked tu tthcased dth.gM thaji Ford in wgbb.nsg £-" '.ir1w-ar f edand beCnts I&it- . -- P OUR "PATEN—MY' . ;iv 91-,, IA - TUAR - $500000 insurance cn his wife Del Hal lid policies taken out shortly before IIOr to [NJ cia. r - each Oit On S Lot of dUar.itrethtng bargatna. yj ~- U're missing pleased d I battledomestleterrorlsm andesplonage, and has pledged to exercise "great care" V restrictions on electronic surselilance are eased Speaking Sunday to a Palm Beach audience that in- their choice heM h9 mar t - ,, TOSSING AWAi1 ~ IS A CKNGEROLS 11 raf"T .N_ 41 I AOttir"It a Avo A S AItàrnn$ $ --;! - , ~ A- fb,t grade. 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I scat cur-rently hild by William is (ha cli DOcala) Lim : e SmoA'y,Sa;s FBI Director Clarence _, e- Z... - --, A4 Hood Tractor Co. the murders. Hadley said ~ - -_ - rle~ any benefits from two M,000 porter of former California is the nephew of forioer U.S. L - - _ ~_g-paf ley said his client has waived Streetman was a vocal sup- Streetman's alternate. Ile a Keiley says his agency must be free to use wiretaps to I _____ )"red ___ w earport hen - IC clu(k-d more than 40 past and present FBI agents, Kefley 1' I Robert I Ferrell 32 of -' I I .rummonM ..1 from their pledge and will be successful candidati several retap Use Defended PALM BEACH (ATh co nvent ion goes Carpen ter , den store C'hrlstmas Etc in an • 41111V69111W - Cfd , be ond two Willots, Streetman alternate. Williain antlMrs. Morse will be released bL(dliletflngIIXI (kp(iUCSSOid u iihopptn "he ditrJ' 1r f(eto cc used Os At the Republican con- fourth congressional district murdering his wife, in-laws and Gar- Wua sertfws.s,Mart,s ---. = - a ounty eputies said. His main chute failed to open find hLi reserve parachute SOUNDS LIKE A rew invention, doie:~n't it? In a way it j..j. 1)t-c.jjj~~t~ it-s it the Mt Dora caucus (or the Washington state alleged plot to collect more than able to vote for the candidate of )ears ago for the congressional eted to his death after his became entangled while he was diving with friends, sheriff s de puties say Ferrell had been jumphig Sunday with a group of sky- n Insurance Co olJackson Miss contending th.at Zeigler would Streetruan are pledged to Port Richey with Mrs. Morse a.s he twarred from collecting on the ["resident Gerald Ford on the her alternate: ['hit Drummond if convicted. of Stunter County with Jack first two ballots. INDIANTOWN Sh-m sippi ins irance company is The Flo ida delegates to cou ity. is expected to be named contesting an effort by fur- Democra , convention will a delegatc pledged to Reagan at niture-store owner W. T. include 26 pledged to former the meeting of the suite com7eigler Jr. to collect a $5,000 Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter; 19 mittee board next Saturday. life-insurance policy on the wife to Alabama Gov. George She is to be one of 16 at large he is charged with murdering. Walla" and 16 to U.S.Sen delegates. Southern Farm Bureau Life H enr y i Scoop) J ac k son of Other (0P delegates elected ould take it to the union membership in Crestview today for a vote. p - !~ _Mv% ~ ~_- __~ - _ --~- V ,e*~_- ____ - -..-- -_- rnaller homes than sperif;ed I £ I d . ircult court to block payment, ',enhion, both Mrs Morse and include Sandy Werener of 's ii - - lk"Em, ___ __ __ ___ - - union offIciaU tentatively accepted the agreement and Skydiver Dies In Fall - pi . has filed suit in Orange County ii-6..r,j " - --.-.c a his resignation. A public hearing will be he;d on the proposed ordinance to adopt the budget by ordinance. A request for a variance b John Zabel. who wants to build date who has a 100 per cent Iabor y Claim Contested is - -- Councilmen will present foreign subsidiaries. Zeiqler Zeigaler, - -- -___ - nounced Sunday, company spokesman Jim Brandon said rs in It would thcnh l)Ut to tote b other union m embers could hers d th w d El do Tallahassee, he -,?A.. ' i'onlpflny spokesman says. Although detaiLs of the new settlement were not an i __. .- - 90MM , r would never betray Israel' if Sines who - o1 adies in Des Moines "the co-owner hI by II it]i Id JIM A "substaitia.1 porijoints of Llie MONE Bank of &mholle p"enb - ~ 11 pckbvt wrtrtimm hV0 liffy otawmay I position left vacant by the surance for city employes, and resignation of Mrs. Dianne the proposed *election or. take on Ford in the general range of around 1 pet cent a ris not at all, concentrating had us behind last wiek but stores --picka~wppasiiuce from Jiuiiaica is back on the again. ' mar the Garden CIaL Chiews I - - ida and Illinois year. but the demand for re- their efforts on other upcoming we've picked up momentum elected. since then." sources per person has contin. races. ne latest of the entries in Ford spent soine time over ued to increase rapidly. at In a television appearance the Democratic race. Sen. around 3 per cent or more per the weekend in North Carolina, later Sunday. Reagan con- F -ank Church of Idaho, said in and aides said after he left that tinued his attack on Ford. tie Los Angeles that the country The situation is far worse in they are confident of a six1h said the President talks about could avoid the loss of 150,000 PALM BEACH (AP) - A weekly iiiagazb)e commonly cafled "The Comic Book of the Rich" in this exclusive resort area is itimed at the wealthy, but it's even creasing subscriptions with its advertisements on redring rich, gossip abotit the wealthy and a co!umnist who gushes Employment Training Act) fire department, health in detlared in an inttr. Krammer will head the agenda dmanc-e "At this point it's " ulation gro-A-th, inflation simply Democratic convention or election. lie has .said he would delegates But Jackson us visi t e d bett be tir er for said Billy Joe acce pt a draft may not be manageable' U.S. population growth has the state only once during the Camp. the AlaLmma governor's -Carter, in an interview for by - —, _ - - -,.- - --.---. - ' cutamarkedsiowdown in pop. lorsomeofNorthCarolina'sGI hithand F4ward houQht In 1960 has steadily been In ------ , Freeman said e was (if in Massachuset ts but lost lisaro universities. tt,e Evening MmM -&n Hubert It. Humprey, 'lashing spending by $ million at the state's nine But she also says that the magazine she and her of the Fourth confrontation in i must now realize is that, with- Sen. Fred Harris also are trying the next two primaries. in Flor- viewlie is "well equipped" to at tonight's 7:30 city council Cicdy Dawson admits that m.aybe the Palm Beadi Social Mictorial is a parody and ackno,wledges that she's -amused very much by it," though "we don't dare show ire Tuskas ills Middle ~-, - ~~._i , -,---_N. ,.Ijl~ .f _ the Sen. Julian Bond and Rep. RonWIN'TER SPRINGS - Hiring on lots zoned Residential I-A, ild V Dellums D-Calif., de- a new city planner to (ill the will be considered campaigning in the static than with guarded optimism about clined the nomination. CETA f Comprehensive Also on the agenda will be the The Wallace tamp too, spoke more time spent u the years ahead What thty K Uthall arid form er Oklahoma today include eliminating 413 faculty positions and Magazine Is For The Rich slated to make a presentation befcre tt* City commission G-sreen Estates to SR-1 (sin& i Washington Sen. Henry M. row with Carter. Ile Alabama D-Minn., reaffirming he has r . I no . ttuit politica! leaders will face Jackson. Arizona Rep. Morris governor finished ahead of Car- inteniv,ii of entering any Prl- Aiso, De. Merle E. Parker s' for president, despite the or- of the most difficult chalienges beginning education majors b, one fourth next year .1 l verse earlier primary setbacks. ner." ' Indeed inflation poses one the others that attract less than 12 full-time students per year. Doug,tzs nitht sticnjt tbe piLfit tMzt uii morv it said. P oposals before a Ways and Means subcommittee tx that. aliong with the West. thie-) cWm as their base. Imike W&Uce, Rimigan poured v rum ___ belle-s left. Ms. lpubbctsxe mtrncre tythseIined. n;*UW it Ix a Reput&s to scarcity-induced inflationary Other plans would eliminate sonic graduate programs eys as a uu!t) __________________________________ !TC .. L thm natiogW ejiecibm tha In gets into the water system without P anner To Be H red North Carolina's election is With four billion consumers But he added "We're not so garnzatlon's trouble finding a say that we felt willing candidate. important to both Reagan and optimistic as a lready on the scene and 200 000 more being added each day, Wallace, who .irc trying to re- we were in any way a frontran Within a week, Georgia state ways to cut university budgets by 14 per ,,ent in face of criticism to maintain the status quo. 20th easement also acknowledged that 'orth — B- wlMr said. Pn kttett a oi bility (if a victory." he said. order. c, TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Senate subcommittees ing authorizes the closing, vacating prohibiting u1 6. ier Fort Zachary Taylor. 'The only fort In th e country that hasevei-ything that had been there at the end of the Civil Street, are scheduled for Ion to Pmi&-nt Fz,:d- Bjjt they - . r.ze rnJe t1ire -__________ ____ d heAgan am W5 bOCIM were and a north.wuth alley between poesmitin o sa)iN much the am thing Ifth Street and Wth Street and minors. _________________ Black Political Assembly said hate their work cut out for them this week looking for ii and abandoruiw of an east __ -___.--_____-__ -, __ W -, ly damage the campaign. actual scarcity of resources tho, "it), to give out matching when tie started. North L - suite party convention next p1med . on the eait coast of the asking the Wople.- that could not expand as fast as fede ral funds expires at mid (arolina might be the first the) 're determined to run an the population and its demands night under a Supreme Court chance where there is possi- independent political campaign r . OP loc*lly was "super I 11: g Street and > woods and north 5P - &A& - .00, - — ________ . A.. , '. -,-, -,. - as an important factor in what meet, also in Washington, to believes his challenge to Fo.- d it descri bed as a new kind of certify a final $1 million to tor the GOP noniirution1s going solces and sounds Does that bother me' Not a bit" I __ _ _ -. serving without pay. Abell, a see in)ecting another chemical scheduled to told campaign workers he stili others will be picked at the professional firefighter em '- turmut piercmtagm Freeman Demmrats g 15 Per -AIMZ~~7~w 5 t'e .. - Expli~ &* diff em.,ce Ln ,Artvaigm run by both the Ford -- R Commission was pressures may grow chronic,' They have Another topic on tonight's prior to the primary. 711us year, tonight's city commission meeting, to be held at 7 p.m. at agenda is a request submitted from Shoernaker Construction Co., Inc., for annexation of the v 11 New wmW improve on their IM . L - - the rISIMUOn. saidatthou4ghthem few campaign stops he MOU Population growth, it said, month -Leaders of the Nati onal r - . - caucuses. Five went to Harris, volunteer department and Is voters, adding that he "can't 15 were uncommitted and nine inonetar', inflation aused by presidential r,indida(es Its au better than he thought it would Pane I . I _~ Robert Bnxwgr. Semuok affort Pirtskknt Ford if tv ut and tote because the - ' al_ 9~ - ;vsiidential rarr attracted a - . !# ., Seminole Covnty ar Republicans first and will . - Lt. _ OVem Ordinance or irs t ea Reagan, in Asheville Sunday. And the Federal Election 11`15,Mune. here Bat tles di> s end like the United States are not elethon Ma) 8 in Nit) land England is digging out historic' treasures from an War," lie says. Althongh, "there Ls no record of a battle , Wallace to touch dow-n briefly ween oui atoneruralalrporttnoneo(th. fidently predicd that - Semlrle . pninar- ,Q -e n jroocrty lying on the west side 5 Ctf5 once con- ct Uala Road, opposite Lark - ______ - county a state GOP W -W.1i. , t"i" - Brunrier said Repubbirans LL-n : k~k, ! - tizoed out to vote 66.. per crat - But Wallace also was falling I . mlqv . ____ ~- ts I N._~ -),,.1i_ ,., - 17 I 1. : - Afiftahr. " A. . z ' - Well-run carnpaigns by both general election, Str"tman President Gerald Ford aW saK -We can emwict even f,vmff LWori= Giov. IWaaild tx-tiff UuM tbm. I &n't think, . - Aft I - .4r- I f! 1 I - I~ _. - 1-1.,i ran for goverrior. Kenneth Stolte, of Edward- to draw the crowds he once - i Z__ 6, IX Face - First readings I ordinances Shertfrs vice quad agents sville, Ill.. rep"W hi-i room at commanded. In IM 2-5W SUPrezXing property on Upsala Lake Avenue. and reservej use _ Sp.ikme e-. - I nd. the I Continued From Page i . un .1 — r Tough MotelBurglary Jailed Ucu of Bond 71 - -- taken from his Rot Ifl Alabama wLen he last w -:::~ ~ *! It~__ ~ I L-.-,---4 -n-V .:-------- W ~_. _Y=_-~,"_.~_ -_ . -P _M ---I--,- - M2 I k~~ cqulpnwnt Qo In other reports, William -- lk- -. . -_~ ~, _ ~_ Yill_ -- J00i and Boy - ~ tr = ~ - the %vf&l in San Francisco becaun rom Mix Hearst IiF7 ladies , - F ~ I 9 1. I__. ~._. .__ . 44 cleaner . diamopd wrist watch, a bank rebbery . • 720 Meadow SL, reported jewelry wrretwosbotguns,,anfle,cotn charges Bondwassetat$5,(X)0 NubwA. William, are 'te4valuating" their defense I NO Viffffs-M W070 .' ? t ~*~FM -_i t ' N~ - .-- -_ - f~-- - -~ _- = C , - Z-3A - ~--. . __ Break-in Shines DeChane collection. color television, for each suspect. [A)s ANGELES(kP — F.mily Harr.s 35)3 she and her _-. __ - Tr James ranswited. IAed as missing Jacksonville. on grand Wceny boat at Uie .Word Marina. Harris es Re.Think Defense -:-- = --- - -9 Z .-.---:_i=% - _ ce, -- , I received dc j immedi a t ely y pay Reagan spent his week C3I5t tamed at $3 621 from the both of 8331 Tompkins St, and a hair dryer valued at 2150 he said last week for arolina television ing a barrage of suggestions So Wallace has told his au. rrsidenre or Morris Edward Orlando, were taken in a break-in. ads said Reagan campaign dthe withdraw fri-un the race th thenes that he, too, Itanson tn Lake Mills Road is "a Grand Larceny Charged Ftsh1g Fqulprnent of the New South." near SR419, O%ie&. He has John Root of Altamonte Sanford Police arrested M(*e Deputies said the house was Taylor. 65, of Spartanburg, Springs reported $160 in fWdq boasted of the black cupport he Jenkins .-__—_ _ - - Al -_ - .. - 1 . - .--- __ .- - . Eal ~_- ,'_ ip ~ ; C ~_ _- - - f~,_., , ::_ -nL_ _ - - - ,- =Z.C- - Ow 2404 Park Ave. residence of iple tt. H items Booked at county jail on (hIedoRcsldene'hLIt $8 000 bond each were Robert Shrifl s deputies today were James FicFberger, 2.s, and probing ft Lheft of items James Martin Eichberger, 19, - Deputy Charles Coffee Lake Mills Park camping area 1lIIl.' IIIVUIVLU. rich industrialized countries Texas' May I primary and the home in Montgornery, Ala., at weekend congressional district elected fire chief by the put to a referendum of the 61-year-old Howa KEY WEST (APi - All uuiiuhiuuji ' ..-..,., _......, Yallace prepared for a news care in other business, the council Coimcilmanliarr} Ten) said Underdeveloped ccuntries decision on the future of his a!- conference in Charlotte, to be In other political develop, designated Ralph Abell as lire people In the community do not generally lace the worst prob- read) shaky Democratic cam followed tJ) a motorcade trip merits ov er the weekend:(hielfor the CII) until such time care one ay or the other about lerns, with high rates of popu paign Shri'. er alter a poor across the southern part of the -Carter picked up eight con. as a full-time paid fire chief L fluoridation But, Councilman lation growth and lim ited re- showing in Illinois last week state, with stops in use towns sentlGr delegates a Okla-hired. Martin Bacon Sr sa id he would sources But the report said said t1e would lirnithis elfort.sto lie planned to return to his homa's Democrats met In Abell has already been have preferred that the issue bt abandoned Civil War fort. Nothing stops not even the ' threat of ghos's "It's haunted," he says. "I know it is. I'm not superstitlous, but there are t hings that happen you hear Rodxer D. Brwwer, 8(r, Uke reported a house at 210 at (7huluoti. Altamente Springs police and other clothing and furniture and grand larceny. rt that robe of alleged financial Lnoprltles within the FBI has been bro*Iened to In'Iw$e FBI Associate Director Nicholas P Callahan and Washington Post repo -,- 1- paraphernalia. Coins missing detectives arrested Tools narcotic a ' Wom ~__,__ __ of rings, persian Lamb and rabbit brothers on circuit court silver coins and silver fur coats, kingauze mattress, w ar rants charging burglary tificates when t hey ransacked top aides of FBI Director Clarence M Kelley __________ ____________ carrying a concealed weapon possession table and chairs stereo N'- StlrI%Lr pre pa red to anrouice a freedom. Historic Treasures Sought Ave. residence. contact with Cuban intelligence agents ust seven weeks before . Lt,s. a pretty significant total that must b) paid,' said Jerry Conger, deputy assistant secretary in the Health and Rehabilitative Servccs Department. �j I3 r _______________ ______________________________ - _____ -- .- &#4i __ ___ __ - : r4 -T - I Lvening ieiua Heiress Patty Played Star Role . IkEt'Il AVE.. SANFOflD. FLA. :12;;! (''d& .105.322.21 I or 8.11 9'93 Monday, March 22, 1916-4A Around \ AVNE 1). IXYI.E, Publisher U. HICHAHI) lflN(, Editor V IIJJAM U. (1JUHIE. Managing Editor 9 'Vt'ek, \t'.il. $2. 40 R M. ii. Iiut 1)tiRcr Itier m;nF tnts III ________ 1•nth, 5. 40, s Mntti. $14 20; Nor id;i it' s tune (frII%cr% All Month. 52'O: 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $2.4O. Comm unis ts Are Still A Th re at ,,,,•,, y The Clock ED PRICKFF ,,,.. U the next five years. I I II . LRflffiU IifCZIIUCV S 11C'Utfl pronierns appearei fl te have receded. He had consolidate his grip on government by demoting his opposition, and he apparently has survived the mediocre performance of the Soviet economy since the last Co'imunist Congress in 1971. Despite the ho-hum tenor of the party summit, it uiai turn mit in ns much a watershed congress s he 1956 session when Nikita Khrushchev put Stalin behind Russia, or the 1966 meeting when the main effort was to consolidate raiiks against China's intransigence, Leonid Brezhnev has no problem at all in maintaining the ideological purity of Mirxism among the 15 million members of the Communist party within the Soviet Union. His goal at the Congress was to reassert Soviet domination of Marxism among the 92 other Communist parties in other nations which Moscow claims to lead. For Jtaly's Ccmmunist Party leader Enrico Berlinguer to declare before 5,000 delegates gathered in Moscow that he did not intend to heed Moscow and that he supported the North Atlantic Treaty Organization was a body blow to Brezhnev. So was the absence of Georges Marchais, the French Commuiist party leader, who sent a thirdranking party leader to represent France. The delegate, Guy Plisonnier, painstakingly emphasized that he was not in Moscow to negotiate, but merely to explain the French Communist position, which is that his party will develop its own policies. France and Italy are not aberrations. To one and west European Communist parties are turning away from Russia. How sincere they are about wanting to parremains open to questn. But there is no doubt at all that they intend to arch to the drummer they hear, not to Moscow's beat. In three years of heavyconvene a pan-European Communist summit. The West can take some comfort from the fissures developing in western communism because the energies the parties take in fighting among themselves lessens their potential for mischief elsewhere, However, before the democracies take tOo much comfort in the matter they might remember that the growing independence of European Communists is a two-edged sword that also is weakening historically free governments, Until we learn how to cope with it, it won't help us much. President Ford's charactertzation ot Fidel Castro as an "internallonal outlaw" will not be disputed among the halfmillion Cuban refugees in Florida. ,j decades in their resistance to the dictator's tarsi 11 n Put the President was referring to Castro's intervention In the Angola civil war on behalf of his Communist backers in the Soviet Union. An estimated 12, Cubans were shipped to African nation at Moscow's behest, And Castro's nefarious talents are not limited to the more violent aspects of global banditry. Only a few monthe ago Ford and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger were hinting that a resumption of normal relationships with Cuba might' be in the best AmerIczn Interests. Junketing senators In Havana lauded Why not just establish a policy. Unless an appilcant specifically requests his name be vithheld, then release it to the media. -It seews that mignt oe a iemporary Certainly it would halt the hassle between the commission and some members of the media. IN I a ,Jso, It would eliminate the need for media members to resort to means other than asking iissioners to obtain needed Information. — . nthnr krb to''ns by Ito 'piIcy Jerusalem into Isracl" N I -' Q- . ,J 7 ____ - a J\ .- ''-' - ('JjI',,Uij1 ''Ill '':'. 2(I' To Vv o r ry ____ , ' 4 Ij "2 \ __________________ Anuneasycalmwasr.portedthroughouttheWt Bank alter the worst Arab rioting there since Israel seized the EIeC ton S ROT territory from Jordan In the 1967 Arablsraeli war. The rts were sparked by an Israeli court decision six weeks I._. 'S .6 - •.. -. - ormrciw a . I ,:1,.,,.,,J D Arvo Gus Hal1ber& z.c the scotne of Amerk'a. 50 notorious he had to alter his name to get work. Yet Gus Hall and his American Corn. ___ munist party threw fear into nililons in daYs past. Now 65 and 57 years old, respectively, he and It are only shadows of what was, and serve for most Americans as merely a reminder that :;i' there are few political monsters here who ..—' 'warrant the orry given to them. .- ' -e" Assuredly,therewassomethlngofaviableu, S. Communist menace when Hall was in the tabloids. The party In 1943 had an estimated 100,000 members, In silly cells from Bangor to Berkeley, each In a sense owing some allegiance --- ' - ' .6' ,. 6• , ', .;- / '.: .. _____ .. ' -•----r — .:T:: .. ' - - .. ,. . . •. .......- .. .I - '-.,.. - ". -' - -' ' r •. __"j• .- having undue Influence. The reformers had a point. In the 1974 congruional elections, half the funds raised were given by Gpecial interest groups, Individual donorsinthe$SoOandupclnssandbythecan ( lithutes themselves out of their own pockets. The reform Law, however, is already a bust — rien before the first Senate and House races underthenewpureruleshavegottenthtostrlde. Under thc 1974 law, no Industrial, labor, agricultural, medical, conservative, liberal or other special Interest political committee can give more than $5,000 to any one candIdate. ideas are unappealing. If there were op- portunitles for Communist advancement here, Tax In eq u I ty Corrected Hall has not recognized them. Almost forgotten .. "Oh — -r- --,'- -. ' furniture and broke windows. They also dpmamled that Prime Minister Kukrit Pramoj "suppress CommunLsts," investigate Soviet spying in Thailand and arrest a top leftist student leader B" ttl Er. a rif ,,, jn ,, B" h'. a# "II To evade the $5,000 limit, special Interest companies, unions and associations, not content Moslem mIlitiamen, with organizing dozens of new political organizations, have In essence split existing groups, so that every sub organization made artifically independent on paper, could give up to ss,000 to cacti candidate of its choice. As Common Cause notes, In the four months Moslem armored cars on the seafront in west Beirut fired on the Christian area of Ashrafiyah, in the eastern part of the city. The Christians replied with mortars and 155mm artIllery. Leftist Moslems of the Nasserite Ambusher militia captured the seaside 25-story Holiday Inn Sunday after hard fighting in which more than 40 persons were killed, The gutted hotel had been a strongpoint for the right-wing from August to December 1975, the Corn- municatlons Workers of America regIstered 12 new committees. In the last three months of 1975, a major Moslem victory in the 11.rnontz'i.old ci%il war prestderitimtl campaign, he is a figure of failure, Income tax system that denied many wage- banks, savings and loan assoclatibns ar,d credit American Dental Association established nine, earners a tax shelter for their retirement funds unions; In trust accounts invested In stocks and the Machinists four. His presidential attempts, actually, are a has been at least partially corrected, but many bonds: annuities and endowment Insurance Because labor unions already had groups In c . TUESDAY, MARCH 23 Community Canning Center seminar: 'Use and Preparation of Whole Whcat Grains for Bread Baking,' I p.m., 504 E. Celery Ave., Sanford. Lee Bailey and U.S. Atty. evidence. There were bank stir- after she returned to California chambers. James I.. Browning, the gov- vdliance films which clearly from flight to the East Coast. In those closets, she said, she ernment prosecutor. Showed Miss Hearst in the guise But it wrote a partial ending to was raped by two SLA "sol. I, ,, c,tmaxeo I' I a cour1• A "I' ,,e %eru1t ' I',u i ulerS, ,r "w ii o t I Ii)eus .,t 1' tania," •L ui7.1rfl slory o poiiicai noue aiu i'fl' room drama described b: one (kfeflSe attorne' a "(lie trial of the rentu'ry The uinquectinni'd ,,,. star of the (Iramna was Miss ,,j jf,f 'fT' Hearst herself, telling at last fr,?ri her own terrifying tale of nearly two years in the underground. She recalled in dettl her 7 (Y11 It Un nightmare months of captivity 9-4 1 (, .& locked in a hot stuffy closet 1V t. ;t?) uhere she said she was raped, r;/,-J\ tortured and threatened with ¼' ) execution. 11 J'\ • .' • . League of Women Voters will lead public tours of Seminole County Court blouse between 10 a m and 2 m . - Stanard Red Cross First, Aid and Personal Safety p.m., Aliamonte Civic center, classes two nights weekly for three weeks. Sanford Pilot Club, and co-Pilots, dinner meeting at 6:30 p.m., Stzzlin btcakhou,se, U.S. 17-92. cuurse, !I '' WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24 Community Canning Cutter workshop: 'Baking Bread at Home,' 10 a.m., 504 E. Celery Ave., Sanford. Advance registration by calling center. Through Thur. . . '•' , . - sday. ThLI1SDA, MARCH 25 • these thrLats --- of death mon - - '- ' ."' — ' -' " - I ,/ [nowse I iberation Arm) uhich kidnaped her She called her own tape0' '0luhbo -\ '\ • C. L - i 1/ \ '. \\\ • - U \\\-.. i \ - It 'vas a unique defense. She never denied that she had . - _, - it ii _____________ .. _________________________________ • ________ Seminole Audubon, 2pm, Florida Power & Ught F,n,tilna Slffi3 (ymfrr'i F'. Lee Italic) Andtheres%erethe%ordsofa iluring the uoung heiress mms youth vtio quoted the fugitive terious months on the run. Miss hearst a confessing the Many eyewitness accounts - J.T. Turnipseed, speaker on St. Jthns River project. \ Patricia nearst by her captors, she said, and tier gun toting role in the bank training tier submachine gun on kidnaping and (onersion aid Linque' 1)efreeze and robber) uas a pose to please bank customers uhich had captivated the uorld uas constantly tormented ith them ,, ('.asselberry Through F rida) \\, ground. The tapes were forced 'JI , - Ascension lutheran Church Overbrook L:ie, \\ ",\ -i---- T ' - threats of inctant death and helped rob it. Nor did she she was a willing participant," tion, but none as dramatic as l:ad been there too long and.. I deny it was her voice which testified Tom Matthews. the victim's own recollections krw too much anyway. bragged of the robbe on a But Bailey set out to con from the itness stand After about a month in the taped communique uince Jurors they could not Miss Hearst -eeptngly re closet at a Dal'- Cut" hideout What she did deny as that beliese their own eyes and ears membered the knock at her ',. SilL said the SLA ungauc mosed she did an)' of it willingly. Her that the .films. could be in- door and a dark form asking to defense was coercion and she terpreted in Miss Hearst, s use the phone, then the three to San F rancisco, taking their hostage along in a garbage can. insisted that She believed even favor and the tapes were abductors rushing in. as she cradled her gun in the carefully' coerced lies. "You'd better be quiet," she "i was just kind of hunched bank that she might be exe The trial was rocked several said her chief tormnen- up In the garbage can," she rec'uted at any moment. times by outside occurrences - tor shouted as she was gagged called. "They dropped it a But the government, in its ci- most notably' the terrorist and blindfolded, her hands tied couple of times when they took fort to convict Miss Hearst of bombing of the Hearst Castle at behind tier back, it out of the car." armed bank robbery, told a dif. San Simneon, Calif. Although her She remembered hearing the . ferent story. AU but ignoring jur' was sequestered, Miss screams of her lover, gunshots The second closet, she said her kidnaping, Browning used Hearst took advantage of a and more screams as she was was even smaller than the first the helress' own words as the Browning error and told jurors siuffeki in the trunk of a car and — one foot seven inches wide by' most damaging evidence of the bombing and other taken away. five feet long. Again, she was against her, threats on her li'e by' the New "I u as struck in the face and I kept blndfolded, allowed out lw. '4 ___________________ Cnellus for reservations. FBIDAY, MARCH 26 Spring Festival, Bishop Moore High School 3901 Edgewater Drive, Orlando, 5-10 p m Booths, games, rides, food and entertainment I figured they d have to kill . . • u as forced Miss susted Officials ha e said they kno called tearfully I uime to and for oni a eek baths with - I - -'- .- — R 27 _________ Bradlee-Mclntyre House and historic district, Spaghetti Supper sponsored by DeBary Boy Scout Troop 560 4730 p m, Community United Methodist Church, Hlghbanks Road, DeBary - Spring Festival, Bishop Moore High School, 3901 r'i.a rt.i .1 noon .ewar ,.,,ve, tj,ictaiuO, p.m. La i • ..1 4.. r',, i.,i UUIUJ ,YIaICI IJ8 SIXifl.SOivu IJJ 'JVIVUO Oma.fl S Club 10a.m. to 6 p.m., St. Luke's Church, SR 4, Slavl.a. mmous entertaInment. ________ —r _____ .. -________ SUNDAY, MARCH 28 ______ ____ Longwood Walking Tours, 1:30 to 4 p.m., Bradleeand historic district. ______ Mclntyrc blouse , Spi tug Festival, Bishop Moore High School, Orlando, -- 110 p.m. ,,,J Centrzl Florida Great Dane Club Fun Match, noon, Orange County Ag Center, 50 E. Michigan Ave., Orlando. Entries close at 11:30 ,,. ______________ — a.m. _____ ________-' - WEDNESDAY, MARCh 31 j n Ia ea.a ueiis t dare, ppose d On April 15, my corn- ludin its size The group has Someoody grabbed mc stairs standing guard Florida technical session, 6 p m , 229')Prcmierflow Orlando • Is athe today because he was not wearing a belt when his a Communist are nails In the coffins of the establish their own Individual Retirement Sflff ones. You cannot Withdraw money before Common Cause calculations Indicate that 17 AcRockefeller and monopolists. Hall talks like that age S9a without a tax penalty and distribution corporations anI 22 banks have set up new a lot. It is one of his iroblems. The last time he Those who do so are allowed to deduct up to 15 must begin by age 70. If you withdraw funds, political committees, more than doubling the gave a public speech even the Left left, per cent from their gross taxable income to a you must pay a penalty of 10 per cent ,f the number they had before the 1974 electIons. Hall's campaign is undoubtedly worker- yearly maximum of $1,500. Taxes are deferred amount withdrawn, plus regular Income taxes, Savings and Loan groups have set up five, oti oriented. He promises a 30-hour 'eek for to until retirement, when brackets are lower. You may move from one type of IRA to companies eight, aerospace firms four, steel hours pay, which Is probably why there are Taxes are then applied only as the money is another only once every Uwee years, although companies eight, dental association seven, Labor . always a few who'll pull his lever. Beyond this used, you can switch from oie mutual fund to another unions 36 to 39 dependIng on definition, the campaign is hinged to the Bicentennial, Hall For tax purposes, !RA.s thus offer wage. under the same management as often as you New committees were set up by pharexplaining that the recent revolutionary vic. earners who are not enrolled In a group plan like. maceutical, real estate, utility, Insurance, tories in Vietnam and Angola are in keeping with some of the same tax benefits as those who are. —flow important is age? machln'y, rallmad, credit union, retail, glass, the breakway from King George; otherwise, he Only a wiall percentage, however, have taken Very Important. How you approach this in- mall order, agriculture, dairy Interests and says, a Jefferson or Adams returning to advantage of IRM, perhaps because of a lack of vestment depends on your current age, the age others too numerous to list. understanding. America today "would be ashamed of at which you expect to retire, the length of (line Thai, though congressional rces are hardly Here are some commonly asked questions at nation." you expect to draw payments and, most Im- off the starting block, the data to date suggest vzninars conducted by the American Bankers portantly, the amount of income you seek. that, clean election law or no, more money will 07, says Hall, is the continuing concern here Earl E. McGuire, Jr., vice president of the Bank prefer the lower return of an annuity that guar- by special Interest groups than ever before In over the Soviet Union. Hall has spent his life of Asheville, N.C., and chaIrman of the ABA's antees flied lifetime income. If Social Security history. urging trust of Moscow. Even now, while IRA Workshop Committee, will be your only resource, you may want the Even more disconcerting however, are Communist parties in Europe and elsewhere —For JRA porposes, what Is considered Independable return of a savings account. loopholes In the law which give certain prosper from increased independence from come? If you have outside resources that permit you organizations with large and widespread to swell your retirement fund. But remember, Ck-ganlz.atjona, In their literature for members the greater the reward, the greater is the risk In and In their political solicitation of those on their obtaining it rolls, are hi practice exempt from the financial Neit: Specific tax breaks and payments you restrictions imposed on political groups may expect from an IRA. gneraUy. seethetraincomln.gbecauseaanowbrnkhadblockedhis view But, he said, at the last second he leaped from the SAN F ltA\LISL() AI'i - knu Ihtxrni sdieduled for \prul 19 lIe said -uimicu, o ,,er gui,tby '. ,itr uords H'ayua d, Cif , ., 'd - I I - 25earsinprisonanda$l0000 d ters ie Sund ni 'ht I kno I fine for armed bank robbery h ' ' " B.n branch hen crashed Into the train. 25 years in prIson and another everything — before deciding." victed of using a weapon in a Carter said the federal govcrnmnentwnuld trial on more serious charges turn her oerto Shesaudshethoughtthatboth felony, uhich carries a maximum 10-year sentence But authorities in Los Angeles for the prosecutor, U S Atty b "If1'dhadaseatbeltonl'dbedead,"hesaid I k In tries over the weekend as 28 a P3 p(Xt The visit marked the end of NATO's Exercise Safepass Most of the sailors arr1wd in purt on Fs- iday s four sack.s of mall waiting for its crew when they arrived 1 The visit and maintenance period is to last three weeks for most of the ships. King, Queen Of Belgium I h iress her testimony that she coopera .1 'II, Wiui ku 1, o sa e ,,er i,e, • If Jurors sa' chief defense Lee attorney F Another Juror said the ordeal o (1e1 'ibera 'ls was so in'ense that come mcmbcrsof the panci ' ticular thing at all that led to their stomachs ....i_I 9". .1..., •L._ 1 ......- _..I %i.... IIJIUIIq lIVE lUII1), d[-(JIU .m ttIU £U'JI", 44JI, Marilyn Went, a member of hearst waited behind bars for the panel that found Miss the unfolding of a fate now in Hearst guilt - of armed bank the hwuLs of her Judge, attorrobbery Saturday after 12 hours neys and prosecutors. Sentencing by U.S. District of deliberation. "I think it was a combination of all the cvi- Court Judgc Oliver J. Carter is t at co ( impose t e s con _____ ------ ------ - ---= -- MONDAY, APRIL 5 ______ -- ,, .,. - -- Th '', minimum be prubatioru sentence ing fortune shoed no emotion ('........1...,._t. ---- HOSPITAL NOTES MARCH 20, 1976 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Herbert A. Andrews NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) The King and Queen of Belgium arrive here today for a visit marked by little or no pageantry. King Ilaudouin and Queen Fabiola will be here for four day's as the guests of Yale professor Robert Trilfln, recipient of a high award from his native Belgium for Beulah Ashley Susie C. Booth Charles J. Hough Turner Lindsey work in international economies. The king and queen are traveling by military transport. No special public appearances have been arranged, and after the scheduled landing at Tweed.New Haven Airport there are no announced opportunities for the public to see the royal couile. Wile May Oppose Husband HOUGHTON, Mich. (API Dr. Howard Otto, a Houghton pathologist seeking the Democratic nomination for state representative from the 110th DIstrict, may face his wile in the November election. Otto ha, fIled for the Democratic' nomination for the seat and his wile Jeanctte has announced plans to file for the Republican nod. "Well," says Mrs. Otto. "If you like a Mr. Nice Guy, then vote for him." — Martha Raye Honored RANDOlPH, Mass. (AP) — Comedienne Martha Raye has received the American Legion's Humanitarian Award. The award was presented Sunday "In grateful appredation and recognition of her many contributions to the morale and well being of servicemen and seticewomen during World War II, Korea and Vietham" Thomas Akridge, Altamonte Springs Kenneth Christie, Dellary Lester B. Marsh, DeBars' Emil Fleugel, Deltona (;iuseppina Messina, Deltona Melvin G. Taylor, Dcltona DISCHARGES Sanford: c;corge Albert I)clphine Baker Addle Calhoun Frederick Cole Delores crammer Jennifer helms Willie herring Harriet Holloway & girl Leroy' Keitt l)oores McConnell Elsie Moore Barbara Jean Powers Paul E. Rowe Constance Smith Joanne G. Walters Richard L. Williams Mary Leibensperger, Dellary Ralph Miller, DeBary Doris G. Anderson, Deltona Herbert Chiger, Deltona 'argaret Hanchey, Deltona Martha A. NichoLs I)eltona Harold Goodwin, Enterprise l.ucile G. Norton, Geneva Ekiie Cobb, Oviedo MARCh21, 1976 Sanford: Eu ward M. Bloom Elmer I.. Cochran Stanely (1 DeOvies William M. I)orton Mae H. Gillon Lorraine l. Graham Florence II. Edmonds, Dellary flocco G. Lomubardi, Deltary hlitiel C. Williams, DeBary Blanche f)t'adman, Deltona Edgar S. Miller, Deltona Oscar H. Vigh, l)eltona harold Kenneth Wolf, Ikltona John H. Stultz, Enterprise Norma hi. Eberle, longwood Betty J. Fetterhoff, Chuluota I)ls('H.n(;E.s imu1tm'J Judith A. Bedenbaugh Monica Brown Mrs. Richard Regina) l)otigtwrty & girl Veronica A. Goelz Alice J. hIcrdricks Florence B. Meyer I.aura Nicholas Edward F. Sweeney, Deftary Eugene 1. O'I)ay, Deltona Baby' Girl hedges, Oviedo Sanford. :' 'I'UESDAY,APRIL6 Ad%anced Lifesaving Rescue and Water &ifety Three nuhhts a .L__ •t. upSanfordCivicCenter,8 30a m Bringbaglunch had agreed to allou her transicr io LOS flgeies — proaoiy by mid-week - upon corn- Atlantis Swim School, Altamonte Springs I ,iurudy .ntcrnovii wncn toe guilty' verdict returned by' the seven women and five men was read in the hushed courtroom. pletion of interviews with pro. bation officers on the condition that she be returned here for sentencing 'without any legal squabble." Miss Hearst had testified tearfully that she had joined the April 15, 1974, holdup at a i ._,. -- - - '' - eek for three weeks a month after tht. bank robbery here, she could be sentenced ti life in prison — Arrive In Connecticut — t __________ - VLUVLt £ n Bank Data Corp, Passion Play at Lake Weles tease Sanford Civic Center Syinbiunese Liberation Army band that kidnaped her two ., ' i U JACK ANDERSON WASHINGTON The president of In Washington, meanwhile, the Inter- the proposed road would pass through Somoza government to stop the spread of nuclear Nicaragua personally tried to squeeze a bribe American Development Bank (IDA) Is con- property but argued that it would crri.s land i'nnr Vn* • IP.J "tJ' I p1811 h&3 been from IBM In exchange for business favors In the siclering a $24.4 million loan requeit from owned by other people as well. As to the IBM done," alleges the memo "concerning the effects Central American land. Nicaragua for the construction of a superhigh- bribery demand, the ambassador said none of of a moratorium and gradual phase-out of The story was recounted by the late Arthur K. way around Managua. the Somnozas would ever have "used such nuclear energy." Watson, son of IBM's founder. Watson headed Such loans are supposed to benefit the poor, methods. I assure you it Is a very honest IBM World Trade Corporation at the time of the but this one would enrich President Anastaslo family." The prospects for solar energy have been tx-the demand. Somoz.a by additional millions. For the Sevilla-Sacasa Is the brother-in.law of undercut, meanwhile, by the governinent's Watson, later ambassador to Paris, was "Managua Beltway," as ft has been dubbed, President Anastaslo reluctance to fund the research, The government visiting the Nicaraguan capital of Managua on would pass through acre after acre of property SOLAR ECUPSE: It's hard to ignore the sun, has fostered the impression, therefore, that businiss, Ashe recallc'd it in talks with friends in owned by S'mioza, his family and his flunkies, but the Energy Etesearcti and Development then wiii be minor federal support I or solar Paris in 1973, he was invited in to speak with heating and cooling, protests the McIntyre ency (ERDA) has done i. It would be 80 per cent financed with a long. "Somoza, who was running the countiy." In preparing a "comprehensIve national memo. "Thus they conclude that there will be low-Interest loan from the IDA. This plan" for energy hasa only marginal use of solar heating and cooling The current president is means the American taxpayer, In short, would Ignored solar elargy. development, This oversight,ERDA charges Anastaslo Sornoza. Bit oneofofNicaragua those In whom by the year 2000." Now ERDA Is Watson confided In 1973 said it was conceivable be supplying the Nicaraguan government With confidential Senate memo, is "politically making it a self.fulliulng prophecy. Watson meant t.nastaslo's brother, Lath, or, less about $16 million at two per cent Interest, motivatei" payable within 40 years. The "Managua BeltOIL BUBBLE: The Senite has moved to the likely, his father, Anasta.slo Sr., who Incredibly, ERDA's low opinion of solar was way," of course, would increase the value brink cm a bill to break up (lie oil Industry, but assassinated in 1956. All served as Nicaraguan Som's f energy Is based on studies conducted by General personal property by mIlliois of tic House so far has beer, satLsfied mainly with heads of state, dollars. it would be paved, furthez-mcre, with Electric, Westinghouse and TRW which have a talk, Now, In any case, Wton said 1w was outraged concrete powerful house Judiciary chairman blocks manufactwed huge financial stake In developing nuclear by the National when the Nicaraguan head of state pit has quietly asked his staff 'gy. out his CeUIIII Company which somoza also uW'. to be ready If hand and "blatantly demanded a payofr' the Senate for acts. The Senate memo, prepared for Sen. Thomas allowing IBM to expand its facilities in Indeed, the benefits that would rdound to tiw Mcintyre, fl-N.H. charges that ERDA has a He has ordered a study of the Managua effects of dictator have so astounded IDA officials that blind bias in favor of nuclear powcr. Its energy splitting Big Oil fIrms into separate companies Wstsonesnphaflcallyrefused,saylnghisfjrm loan is being held up until Nicaragua enacts a plancallsforthe US.toincreasecc4isuniptionof for their various Parts: drilling, pipdllnes, did not do business that way. A recent audit by tax law that would prevent "w.Just enrichment" nuclear power more than five times by 1985, refineries arid filling stations, He also wants to IBM seems to bear out Watson. Except fur some to anyone. ERDA appears oblivious to evidence that know whether divorting natural gas, coal and legal contrIbutions to Catiadlan politicians, no Footnote: Nicaraguan ambassador nuclear power may be too dangerous to depend other enterprises from Big Oil would Increase payoffs were fcimd. Guillermo SeviUa.Sacasa, acknowledged that oi In the future. There is growing pressure on the competition and bring down prices. MONDAY, MARCH 22 Saul .1 pj La T 41 f'L.. p.m., Souls flu Soda I fltl au. Flt ect,oti o, owcers. SCmlf101e County League of Civic Anociatlaci,8p.m., FirSt Federal S&L, SR 436, Altamonte Springs. - communism eligible workers ha%e failed to respond to the policies; mutual funds U.S. Retirement Bonds, every state and In most major cities, business and got 25,222 votes, some of them cast In humor BIJUiIng last year, wager earners not account, hut the total invested cannot exceed Congress votes have been moving rapidly to cr in errors. This yt'ar more will be spent—C-od covered by a qualified private or government re. $1,500 In one year, or 10 per cent of Income, catch up. Approximately three-fourths of the forbid he qualifies icr matching funds — and in tirement plan — excluding Social Security and whichever is less, new political organizations are sponsored American CP, ttn the future of America, is as wages, fees and tips. It ezcludes Interest, rentone with the resting place of Lenin. Constantly als, royalties and alimony. Generalizing it is on guard against new thoughts, Hall has passed money currently earned with the sweat of one's the word to his (approximately 7,500) members brow. that anti-Sovietism Is not to be. —Where can I Invest retirement money' ____-______ ' BEIRUT, Lebanon (API — Moslem and Christian fcrces exchanged cannon and mortar fIre across Beirut today following the capture of the Holiday Inn by leftist have been set up according to Common Cause. SAN FRANCISCO tAP) - rades and I expropriated claimed responsibility for sev. and then I was In the trunk of a The federal bank robbery trial $10,660.02 from (tie Sunset eral bombings in the San Fran. car." o ne%%spdper dress a cia Branch of the Ilibernia Bank.... C a area. n r excruc ating J'ee )' Hearst was one of the most My gun was loaded and at no Even now, Miss hearst said narrative, Miss Hearst, almost widely publicized court pro. time did any of mny comrade.s tearfully, "I think there's a constantly in tears, recalled the 'ecdings in recent history. intentionally point their guns at good ctiance I could be killed." nightmare scenes of her captiv. Key figures in (tie trial were inc." Her testimony left sonn' tin. ity — beginning with her imU.S. District Court Judge OIlThe prosecution had other answered questions, including prisonmentintwosmall closets vt'r J. Carter, defense lawyer F. heavy weapons in its arsenal of her activities for nearly a year which became her torture '.irsion to the terrorist Syw :.... ..iGgIIi ' '.s THA T wiretappIng!' , .t. students and wounded more than U or tati II lQhtist military resence broke Into the head uarters of All very well. Except that In the relatively ' -' J. FV,4R ,nd c4 i:ionths. Thousands of leftist students marched the u.s. Enibassy Sunday for an anti American demonstration A bomb thrown Into the procession along the way killed four more than 242 specIal political donor groups Ascourage? A worry? American democracy "-And 10' More For Storage is in tact fortunate that Hall has been In charge of those who would do It in. For 40 years an Influentlal Communist organizer, he has suc- JOHN CUNNIFF ceeded only In proving to the U. S. people that hIs . the Thai government's weekend shorttimesincetherdromlawwentintoeffect, . - .:. - BANGKOK, Thailand (API —The United Staks b* dismantling its big radio listening post in nortiwast WASHINGTON — As was wIdely u !74 w cürwd, Ute eievti iiii Intended to prevent special inte:mst groups and f . ": to Soviet Union direction. Yet the American reaction failed to take into account the strength of the nation and the weakness of the enemy. Redsare not supermen, asEdwinO, Relshcauer has since said, "TheIr feet of clay extends up tO their brains." In sum, we gave Gus Hall too much credit. f ' —• —a— __ - - II f'%.s D... I I I4lIJIIJ I A1 b o u t I—I a I I WASHINGTON—It IS difficult ncw to Imagine - I 'rp le — P.1.r. a resolution finding Israel guilty of changing the status of Jerusalem, taking "measures of repression" against West Bank Arabs and desecrating Moslem holy places in Jerusalem Which suggests that the bearded leader is an accomplished confidence man in addition to his other mobster skills. BERRY'S VIORLD Arab and other Moslem countries were expected to seek RAY CROM I. E Y __________ )(c::l fl ii ia quare c .Jecursry LOIJflCII UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) Israel today squares off against the Palestine Ubrøtfon Organization for first time in the Security Council against a backdrop of uzTes. Arab unrest In the Moslem Libya and Pakistan asked for the coumicU meeting to press a charge that Israel is creating an creasingly explosive situation In East Jerusalem and Surely, anyone can recognize the public's right to know who the new city or county manager Is going tO be. Mter all, it's the taxpayer's money that pays his fa!ary. ________________________________ BRIEF - Israe l S TOM TIEDE _____________— Wat's the solution then? Well, in the ca.nty comiriLsslon's case, the final four names were revealed. Though the commission didn't officially release the names, the list was Under the Florida Sun5hine Law, it Is extremely difficult to hire top administrative personnel and still keep within the bounds of the law, which simply says that all meetings attended by public officiaLs will be open to the public. When Cocoa Beach hired a new city manager two years ago, all the applicants' names were read at a public meeting. The city attorney there said to do otherwise would be a violation of the law. But since the law Is subject to Interpretation, it is understandable that the ruling here was just the opposite. And Comm1&1oner Harry Kwlaticowskl had a valid point, lie said releasing the names would some qufIed Job kers not apply fr a county position, Assuredly that's true. Some employers would terminate an employe that they knew was seeking to thar.c ctz. Hit tin thav? have produced mixed anticipations in the West. Generally Westerners don't expect much to happen at them if there is general lack of tension within the Soviet Union. But they never discount the possibility that something could. That was generally the feeling before the cur'- nt Soviet Congress convened recently to chart I ----- •-_t _______ The issue Is resolved and the county has hired its new executive assistant, but a not400.u,-icommon siie Issue stirred up a storm of controversy, The contr3very stemmed from the fact that the County Commission ref used to reveal the names of the applicants for the post prior to the time the appointment was announced. flow sh3uld the county or a city for that matter - handle the situation when It intersiews applicants for top appointive positions? In the case of the executive assistant issue, three commissioners voted not to release the names of the applicants to the media. A WI ensUei. One newspaper went so far as to have its attorney officially request that the names be releed. And the commission asKed for and got a legal opinion from its labor attorneys. The opinion was names don't have to be released, Monday, March23, 176—SA Ever.ing Herald, Sanford Ft. -.-. TUESDAY, APRIL27 _______ 1 I, ARRIVE A[IVE I SUNSHiN( STATE JJ AREA DEATH MRS. BFVFY PRESCOTt lrs. Betty Mae Prescott, 54, of 382 N. Grant St., Longwood, died Thursday in North Florida Regional hospital, Gainesville. A native of Macon, Ga., she had lived in I4ongwood for 20 years coming tiere from Kissimmee, She was a member of the First Baptist Church i1f liingwood. Survivors include a daughter, V. of Paola and Jocy' Prescott, of Longwood; mother, Mrs. Ernestine Lyles. Longwood; four sisters, Mrs. Elva J. Hitchcock, Casselberry; Mrs. Janet'e Mathis, Largo; Mrs. Sharon Patengill. Mdbourne; and Mrs. Lilly' Stenzel, Jacksonville: two brothers, Tommy Joe and William Lyles, both of I.ongwood and 10 grandchildren. Sunshine State Mortuary', Sanford, is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Janice hlwnphreys, of Decatur, Ga.: two sons, James __________________________________________________________ VVEATH ER ___________ eather with no importhat shoiicr activity. Mild to warm except rather cool nights north portion. Lows ranging from 50 extreme - Sunday's high 7, tuday' lou 61. Partly' cloudy with a slight chance of showers today becoming mostly cloudy- with a chance of occasional rain tonight and Tuesday. highs in the lower SOs today'. 1ui tonight near 60. Cooler Tuesday with highs In the lower 70S. Variable winds around m.p.h. becoming northeast 15 to 20 m.p.h. tonight and Tuesday, Rain probability 20 er cent today, 50 per cent tonight and Tuesday. EXTENDED FORECAST Clear to partly cloudy The Reason Why Having feeliogs is ori of the things makes us human . . . and our feelings need to be expressed. Or: for funeral service is to enable family and friends to express their sorrow at a time of loss. cx treme nevr north to upper A)s central Intenor and 60s extreme southeast coast and Keys. Highs ranging from the mid 70s to low 80s north and lose mid south. to GRAMKOW FUNERAl. HOME 130 WEST AIRPORT BOULEV,RD SANFORD FLORIDA TEL(PHOI41 322 3'Jl) WILLIAM I GRAMKOW Tuesday's Daytona Beach tides: high 1:48 2:21 p.m., Io 8:12 a.m., 8:26 p.m. Port a.m., Canaveral: high 1:32 n.m., 1:51 p.m., loss : 46 a.m., 8:14 p.m. I. L. ,- - ' I$ - :_ - -, V"l -- �-- ____ _______ -- - — - - -- -- ' - _t.IUIIW_ . I 11 - - . I - _____ C *!&,. - s.... . I I\ I I\ -. - r 'pr \\ II ______ WW . - '-. -- - '.., Vtsrdoll 10I0 WP Daminqt,c I _________ . _____ I, ¼' 1 - " - - ______ _______ . - . '- -- . - -- - . - . . - --. -. •' - - ________________ f - / ,/ '_• I ____ . . _____ _ _ ______ _ North CarolinaiarIotte 4r of'," crnd Kentucky Coach Joe took three bites of the "Big Hall, "that was Just line with Apple" - but couldn't get the us We ippreciated that" ; eNaUon41l lnvittion the finals . (,arr1n u.it . 4'1 / ,- ai I - - Wh'tW'FHF 44 p44' After deIic1oi victories OVCt all of them saddled with four the University of San Fran- fouls - caine back Into the clsco, Oregon and North Caro- game to help Kentucky win the lina State, time finally ran out 39th NIT titie. Sunday for the cinderella team ;.,.. M - -• - k inning tie and drive the siting while Mark Mo)er, Frank nitrhi'r from tho Iwii altpr ci Th:, viir!ün anti Eury picked 7 70 A . ChI - - I : • I _____ t -1 rebounding for a 5-2 decision Central Florida Community home stand with an overall loss Saturday as Seminole Sunday over Kankakec, III., dropped behind 3-0 after seven mark of 7-7. P HR ER 65 SO Junior College after being Mike Aiiuriean spun a lie. frames then stated in eighth nosed out. 3.2, Saturday by Doninqut' I hitter Sunday, holding the inning rally that fell slightly 0 0 1 0 Kardinals 3ufficlently In check short. Dick Hyatt and Don Eury Onf FLORIDAJC r - - . Kentucky Ends 1 he Seminole Community Florida Junior College of College of Ocala in a l)ivision 11 mae hits in all i1h Donald (ollege baseball squad logged Jadcsonille liubard, Jim Potoski and Jim bttk .z -- 11 1 I' • - - ... - --, . .__._,I,— .._-•& i_ A .. -, - _It ____ , SCC Nabs 3-Game I _J ----__________________ 4. ____________________________________ ' W Yf44'__ - dison Square cIee vcthrt '' • I . \ \%____/ . • I-. 4 I / - - a ________________________________________________________ or ma erace ________________________________________________________________________ BOWLING SEMINOLE R - - ' _____________ i 'i e c ii e e e Orlando Kennel Club has twc Satwda) mght S wi'h cties in t Sche tw'r i v'f 0 S 1\ (Ii.) 'ti.1. "1 C) e t U I S 7, ' 7 _______ - Li Hlghwd% Robber and Prairie tiaras The pup win points for Sheele s two (S,ive) .hool baseball Tim flames v,hile Ned flames and Daid L :: for two performance Seminole's season won Icst Stmino.• ft p e 2 d 30 Labs's c ,L I,..., GAII'IESV!1 I F. - 302I '" (arol j , =- rL..-, -- i. y u I ii I I ' ' ..—, Sen'.au and Kane Mood kr, ( Rust) Conway each scored 10 )d low hurdles and filth In the I ni.ifl High a swimming po'nts to lead the Canec to a long Jump, I) flfl Fleming, fifth learns fInLhed near the bottom re-re n raus First round %iCtory oser the in the low hurdles Julia ifl both enus of ie &aheee, N O 2 30 Teae Tigers 40-27 Emmons Crenshaw, fifth in the mile run lnt,it.ational Saturday, lyman's baseball crusaders and Thombleson were top and Pat Moore, who captured b())SwCrCeIghthandgirlsnit1 suffered thlr second defeat of rcacing onors scorersforueloserswlthelght sixth plact' In the mile in 10-team fields the current campaign as each. Orlando Edgewater shut them ORLANDO - Jun Curran, The Hurricanes played out oi, four hits Saturda), 3-0 Seminoli Count) S world Jackson Heights Middle School -The Gre)hounds, now 13-2, champion harness drit.er, won forthecharnpionshipandcaine _. __ Ipla)ed errorless ball but could his rare Saturday at the nut on top with a 43-40 win 'fly F bunch enough hits to score. White Raceway where a Kessinger scored 14 poInts tü -. 1 11 .7 !--(,- r I 7,,'1! .,, 1''/ C- - ' r-- A .- - ,- ., g / / // / 7 ,'' F I (tet 'rCle(fati and Wallace L$tWICPI Bonaparte's Filly and also ran both teams was McClendon of .- - : j- f' ) , / ' .. • / 1 NIGHTLY . I' ABA BRING - Al Holbert of Warrington, Pa., -. -L - d+ - - - -. . / - .______ . - P - . -. ' . 4 4 .. ' - , 1I .AC •' L PcI. GB II td(k eritr,i1 C'carwater had litt'e itance t break a tie and lead Jack Catholic 61.23 In Class AA and In the Class A/t final as Pensa r iship sptrred her teammates with 27 feated, bu5 Lacy Diigias and ;rL tourney, the first In trip!e.A crown and a 27-1 sea- points respectively to push LYMAN 4 •. - I '-. F Honois, hoion, hoeors, Pk a few trophies 1iat was the story nJfl ani varsity AWARDS Marcus Kendrkkafrfbl - /£ Te.as B:b -5.14,0; I Va'sd Appeal SIXTH -- S-i6, A: I Mystecy (6) SE Cola. I Bosco Y V B Mønt Ftoat(I)380 760260 2 Dynamite $56 B 1 In TWELFTH -Si. 2 s :_--_..-_---.--. c - . "--------- ___________ I HiHo6iI 7 tipper Kirk 33791) 77 317 271 - . NINTH-39,C.l EDiOrn 31 67 I? 49 II 35 161 306 )36QQ 1$, la;y TENTH _________________________________________ a) 3 Real Angel (5) 400 0 DrU * 1( ".arn' S Cactus .J.i Al2 J G; FIeeIieet (5) Noble Duke (5) 1350 360 3 Kid TONIGHT'S ENTRIES - .,. TWEL FIN - Si 0 I Learn T Win 2 Mrscola Petite 3 L L s t"'' - - -___________________ ____ - - ,. ,. , - ',. - 'J., -, :- f iL i-' :L'(1-P'1 • - -, 'r .I' _,-r_, ,.. ' 4t_ ç."-."s' ' - 4•- ' i flO • PEOPLE'S CHOICE ________ -"-4 1 .., / ci4i.. , " - .' -. ..,.'- i•-- . ..',;.. 1)0 vs I CCnolation North Carolina State '-- Golf r Le K.t*tla B1t&fl and 71 _-- HE INVITES HI C LIA&IV F lENDS A Famil Size Car . 'We fr '" ..,- don't make a second best' Res ults Final top scot'es and money Ph. 322-0651 - ._.1 —. ..- t---- -- -- L.. •_•(' MIDWEST £- L 'aturda) night s drag racing rograrn at the Central Florida I)ragwa as Martin won MIDEAST lncliin'S 6$ Marqutt)r 5. _...ij -- SMAtD:Od6 . . . EAST UCLA 5' Arizona 6.f. ____ - ,aio - 7 filly Gill, I My Della SEVENTH 5.i C: 1 Maue Tarlan. 7 Lustre Eckect, 3 T.is, EIGHTH ' SaIu'ay's Results 6 lu1jrrs 91. Virgini Military I - 380 3Bee4t (3) 410 Martindill placed second in pro titminator __________________________________________ . ___ I I I .' I S New York Islanders it UCLA. 764. vs Indi,.7n,i. 300. !% it Pi!cstitiinIwrjIn1nutesto ,tU ohcdc N: FOURTH -5.16, N: 1. So TaIl (B) FIFTH - 5.14, 0: . M. A II 10.4 10.) 7 AmbroSia (5) $ 70. Ileanc II) 60), 1 70, 310; 2. Evelyn 780, 3 WyClifI Dma (71 340: Q (SI) Go 13) 780. 5 20; 3 Flying whizzem I'S 6S 776 763 3138 Today iGames St Lnuis it California Tuesday s Games WEST ---- - - , 1' - P,tts Denver at KentUcky Sbfl Antonio at Indiana MATINEES Wed. & Sat, - ' Mine 2 RiI.ky Pam 3 Montague SEVENTH - 516 C 1 Mystic 11970460307EDSBeau(6) GF GA 31 12 ii 73 747 771 Louis DCI?O Ill Buffalo n; Milbsaukee 130 Los Angeles Wan Cty Basketball M 0 nda - ______________ Travel, 7 Wren Rudy; •. Bra$ha XTHSilB • . :k':: t'IHL AtInta Sundays Result; '0aturday __f -— 1 p " i 2) 17010 3)31 tO 10 3 90 3 G P M,,Crierre PafrICkW0fIIOI Tuesday's Games DALLAS - Evonne Goolagong of Australia easily handIed Martina Navratlioa of (eeholovakja s- — 3.- _________ 1 -- THIRD - 5.16. 6; I J. L. I Seaton (1)1760 fltfV Boston 103 PhildeiphI6 96 view rom gout petiect for hittl chattering . 116971 rn Saturdays Results 106 over Jim Frazier of Spokane, Wash, in the title match •v-' / P#FFCF (ZPEP - T(2fl Pcr.d divit,i I,tle Brinker Tennis Tournament • / 736969 70-7$I Star (3)7 $0. 2.60:3. Adventurer () 27 .620 - ClevCland 101, Atlanta $ / 80 3 Cnery $ Pet (7) 0) 6968 7171-279 135 60 3) 37 Ray Floyd, S3,79 --—j.--.-.' ,' Mike Hill $10 36 35 507 15 blasted 1lol Cross Episcopal, / /'_ ,, . j. .' / - Seattle Nazarene defeated Sanor Christian, 10 9, Pinecrest .., 66 schedule but then put the pieces Nelson'. datout snmea atere dIsposIti. Competing in the A-AA-AAA f , . .... 22 7) 7072 69-754 Dale Douglatt, 3,i79 Church S'.7ltball League opened . - pionshipcirclewithavictoryjn Flo)d,whoturnediliafourth coming In the long jump where School hurricanes were win- )ard dash with a timi of 11 9 Meadows and Hancoek Anthon t 'r ' Herb Branch, Rick) Hill and nets of the Seminole YMCA Other Trinit) Prep girls Eighth, Ninth sate Washington comb'ned for Bo%s Basketball Tournazient placing in relay e%ents were ir: - 4... ba 16 SATURDAY MATINEE Ed Oougherly $10 325 28 43 .394 3' 27 43 64 27 46 314 9 Opens Season 002 000 C00-2 Atlantic Division - - - FIRST - S 1$, 0 1 Tee t Tango Happy Night 7 H I Ron S Blue 6 7267 67 70-276 Kan City Deroit Chicago TennIs Tournament, c*n1ng frxn behind to whip Jimmy weekend an the Springtime were shattered h) in two categories Saturday at Tallahassee track meet hELi ot lillY) Ilinton, who finished the Woinn's Florida HeIa)s formance ante in the 1(X)- ,,, . .. 00 SATIJRDY NIGHT first triumph In a perfect string of 20 so far this year. I3rul whil St bled CARLSBAD,Calif —fl1eNastaaeofRonuniawonthe - r 41 i! I r a Wa$htofl I tIll k "" this ont. ' - - " --• -- ____ " legenda John Wooden as It's the second game of a must rate asthe Rematch of the coach Oi t,e Brwns. t meant ,t,. hi 5. .1, .5. 1•I k. V ________ n'69 ' - ___ / ____________________ UCLA, said the man who again in the NCAA semifinals at day was the Game of the Year, -. AthicUcs' Steve TbomM slides safely, Nelson's BW Plisild awaits throw. (Herald Photos by 10C0 os If trackteani,led b) nctionall00- Johnson,VicFloydand Rodne Including a per posting TheiOO-rneterancilong ., \,• \ \ "Phillips' big play at the end loLl tr Iuhl initial defeat Saturday when In- triumph over No 2 Marquette I ' II' TAI I AHASSEE - fite a 2L3 reading and anchored the - ., - 2I1 Sante F . Gene Bartow remembers the defending the title they won 10 Michigan 24.6, meeting in the First Ume UCLA pla)ed Indiana of the past 12 years under first semifinal The winners L this season It's not a 'very Wooden meet in the final Monday nlgnt, pleasant memory, but it's one B.irtow will get a chance to March 29 - .&'7 - ,, -' rw in me NCAA tionahl) teletscd(NBC, 2pm, , k'/ t SemnoIe ea iii Spa nc I es records t AB R H RBI ; 4i I ' iturday and went on te rout - " ,. I) .\i,ernath - is also third in Bflt,ld it tories with iO. Donne, w: P,Iy, C - 1I4•, , i'- 11 3 2 0 0 U I wins in 19 starts. Seminole exploded for nine .- - iight highest dogs running Sti ong's expense Prairie Dog B) and third with Factual and back to her winning ways in the Stc,'rt7 11 troph). -- - - Young t h1unps at Sanford Orlando Dr oqers But the other kennels hae Sermon and Joe Mischief He Robber has wOn 14 out of 19 - ,4%2 , 7 Rf/e.' Prep got two hits from Mike college basketball's traditional Dig thing about this team Is that Prosser, but little other help as powers But strangely, they for the last 10 games, they have I "-lb went ml I h Ii I sim I refused to bt Utat ' • 100 000 201-) tin )OU must e" in mind In o , an 4 rs that Kentucky's got three high contributed two key turnove i team - and we have none. - S'akesnowgoirigonatsanfoj. Strong in mone), bu' not in Sanford-Orlando Fruit Float F I Beckner, Rock A Blue for Eur I?) DPFIa JC 1, Scm'nole Orlando Kcnnei Club wins Strong had been the lost her last three races in a row Ruth "artin and Big Paul for LOD Fla JC 2 Seminole 10 211 St&fordSØ - Moycr 'cheele entered secn puPs, kennel leader since the first before winning Saturda) night II Bcasle) ona l31s among kennels Besides week of the season with his while lllghwa) Robber has lost Fruit Float and Itighwa) Ily tflowclen first eight qualif) ing races Au amiles after -ecardiag vlct'ry In the Scmlile liii) School bowling tournamezi t Bowl America are Bret Rathel, Beth Burkart, Kevin Crouie and Larry Pleardat (left to rlgl2t) t 1L g . either close to or at And while tarn Hughes Topper Go for Fl. IC Jit fIr.' ,. jjg - - oo ___________ ________________ - tournAment on the 1,143 yard. _______ - ç �- Monday, March22, 1q74 Legal Notice ___ _________________ Florida Plant Industry Is Big Success Story IN THIf CIRCUIT COUHI OF TH NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE tfl SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. OCC 'S hCrCY qiven that I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. 10 CONSIDER THE ADOPTION EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. at 2638 SanfOrd CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.19$-CA-D9 t FOR SEMINOLE OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY buSflrSS tngagtd In CUlT OF FLORIDA, AND FOR COUNTY. FLORIDA. Ave., Semrnoe County. Florida DIVISION: B OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. SEMINOLE COUNTY. under the tictitioul name of JACKSONVILLE NATIONAL CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-S1S.CA04-O Notice is hereby given that a CASE NO. 763$4CA.09.F IN RE: DISSOLUTION OF Public Hearing will be held at the FREEDOM FEDERAL SAVINGS BATEMAN REAI..TY. and that I BANK. •s National bankflQ cor MARRIAGE Commission Room in the CIty Hall In AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a Intend torecister Sild name with the poration, Plaintiff. CATHERYN JOYCE FORD, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole the City of Sanford. Florida, At 7:C%J United States corporation, formerly PetitionerWife o'cIo P.M. on April 12. 1976, 10 known as FIRST FEDERAL County, Florida in accordance with ani LOAN tlee provisiOns 04 the Fictitious JAMES F. EVANS. Cf US. cons4er the adoption of an or SAVINGS AND JOSEPH THOMAS FORD, Deft'ndant% Name Statutes, ToWit: Section dinance by the City of Sanford, ASSOCIATION CF TAMPA, NOTICE OF ACTION Plantiff, 64509 Florida Stitutes 1957. RespondentHusband Florida, title of which is as follows: ho5c 5: MOssle C. Qateman NOTICE TO DEFEND TO JAMES F EVANS 22. 79, April 5. residence IS is. f'IO* THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: PubIli7: March ORDINANCE NO. 1333 JOHN 0. LIVINGSTON and SAN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an JOSEPH THOMAS FORD. 1976 DRA F. LIVINGSTON. h wife. I culT APOPKA tAP — Cara. 1975. scattered operations in North of trucks, ranging from "I guess you could call busi- Florida produced $.4 million pickdps to tractor trailers, roll ness good," said Green Thumb worth of plants in l975 out of thlssmallCentralFlorida president Bob Stutzrnan, who Apopk.a.area growers, whose towneachdaycarrying the non- recently moved from cx- nurseriescnverabout400acres, fastest growing agricultural saleswitha marketing scheme small plants such as the "When people talk about by merchants of plastic food dracaena and schefflera. Florida, they usually talk about containers. South Florida nurseries grow tourism or citrus, but the FloriWhileGreenThumbhas pros- mcUyLargerplantsl1kepalxns, di nursery industry is the big pered from a big investment in ficus and cane varieties. success story of not only the automation, the small, familyFlorida nurserymen attribute state but the entire nation," run nurseries which dot the the spiraling popularity of says Charles Dunn, executive back roads around Apopka also house plants to a desire by vice .re"der.t of the Florida have flourished. Americans to retain s",met,hing Nurser,, men and Growers "I stay sold out," said Manny of their forefathers' attachment Association. Allen, the owner and operator to the soil, In the last three years, - along with his wife and three "People have discovered they grown house plants have in• have for several years. I do in concrete and asphalt without eased 100 per cent to p7.3 exso1$,00Oin sales a year, greenery to king them back to million in 1975, and University but couldn't increase that if I nature,"said Dunn. "Man haa 'I F'lcrida agriculture ttanted to." psychological relationship with rtarchers have iiredicted a ____________ ____________ ____________ __________ as Legal Notice Legal Notice Legdi Notice _______________ ________________ Le9aI NoTice r _________________ IN fliE CIRCUI' COURT FOR FICTITIOUS NAME The large nurseries like Lus LnvirtMunent. growth rate of 138 per cent by Green Thumb market their "Psychologists tell us that's 1985. plants through sophisticated partofthest.abilityand balance 'r 's'r$ nf ill tiw h-..-- •%Iv condominium.sandapartments. eromin the United States, and operatior sell to youths wg they buy plants not abnutt'vo-thirdsoftheSunshine drive to Florida in pickup because they idd ucauty to a - . OF SANFORD, FLORIDA Notice I, hecebw glien that a ' e,Id,,,,, — Commlalon Room inthiCltv Hall in FLORIDA. giant corporation, the sale of up from wholesale to retail is lars to make a happy person." (' - o'clock P.M. on April 12. 1976. to ....ntjr II, Beckw,tll, Jr CIIIk of Clrcul? Cij Au persons haying Claims A? 'E HOED NOTICE TO: All property owners and any Other persons interested In all lots, aboundng SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Notice of Publit. Hearing The Board of County Corn rave. E.chclaimmustbeinwrlting . . as she sang "Sunshine on My by the contestants. sinnersin four categories: best Shoulders;"SherrlCraglg,who Special entertainment was .--- . \/\1()II1EFJ the claim Is contIngent or OF Elurd; best musical per- the piano; Kathy Daugherty, Company," Lyman's per- with the talent show, winners formance, Cindy Dutton; best who did a modern dance forming repertory group, who were Wendy Hicks, first place; in song or dance, Lisa routine; and Dan Elbin and did numbers [torn "Chorus Mark Storer, second; Lorrie l.cwanthal; anti best overall ren Furton, who did a song line;" the Greyhound Singers; Loftus, third; and Sevc performance. Kurt I3orgluzn. d dani (UijtiA.t.. IlIutleiIi tldfICef a Miclnfle Frazier, honorable mention. Mis.i Efurd sang 'At Masters of ceremonies Chip Gormish and Edyte Fleming; Seventeen" and "If You Could Paschel and Petra Szmykowski and the members of the Beta Beta Club President Steve Head My Mind." Miss Dutton accompanied opened 'he show with Club presented a humorous Kapelka was in charge of producing the show. herself at tie piano as sI3e sang "Everything's Coming Up skit. "Nights in White Satin" and "how Can You Mend a Broken Ilert." A Real Golden Oldie Miss Lewanthal did a tap ''I dance to the nostalgic 'oldie,' . t ________ _________ _&. — — _________________________ ________ __________________________ ____ ________ ________ ________ I r a - II ___________________ f _________________ _____ ) . . .. ______ _____ _____ ______ ____ _____________ IJULT _____ _____ ! il\t.J, "Shuffle (MI to Buffalo." F r o rn A b b y s M a i t b a An accomplished pianist well as singer, Borgium won ______ ______________________________ Wall Street investor green cmints for $54.4 million in oerve the life cycle of plants. with envy, 'A plant is a living thing that wholesale sales last year, South ______________________________ ____ ..... 4..... ____ ______ ___ . audience with his rendition of column in Oetober, 1%8: [lEAR READER.S: I am "Your Song" and "Tiny DEAR ABBY: I'm a 44-yearDancer." presently writing a book that old bachelor who digs women, 'I Ic tèpnrs recelscu -. '_a cbotrv lctra I'se but i'm nui iuu4.,t,'°' -• .',. ______________ ____ _________ ____________________________ ____________ ' _______ _____ ______ _______________________ __________ WIflZItT1 Itt *tt aim:! yiii !i!gl !h! t?!t ! --:-r h t, i,Pus.sl': ( Cab w.'e ( from ___ _______ kft1; linda FJurt, Cindi Tracy hiresnahan, who ac- chuckle. I hope It gives you one, H appenings 4. nursery operation in the large share of the market with said.'It's like a baby. You take state, reported sales of $ mil- 1975 sales totaling $27.2 million, care of it and watch it grow. It lion in 1974 and $41 million in Nurseries on the Gulf Coast and gives you p'easure." et Beetles Carry Spores ______________________________ ................... B r it i s Ii I.ONDON tAP 1re e s P Li y re I fl 9 A tiny the tree and blocking the irs- a shot and has to be repeated beetle carrying the spores of a sels that cart)' water. The every year. Even then a tree — :' ____ ____ of Britain's 39 million stately can be defoliated and killed in elmf of outstanding environelm trees, five weeks cr it may take 18 mental value have been Andthebeetlsarechomping months. A dead tree continues treated, for example the dzveon. to stand but it rots and becomes ways of famous homes such a.s stop them,"said Forestry Corn- branches fall off easily. Churchill's birth place which mission mcpokerman Geoffrey The landowner has to pay the draw thousands of tourists a or a series of cold wtnters could tree, and many cannot afford it. Spraying the trees with in- ORDINANCE BY THE CITY City of Casselbi'ry, in the City Hall, make It taper off. But we bark beetle, no more than one- M insects. The elm Is not row." row tirough the bark to lay adornment of the landscape. If Over the last 10 years the their eggs. The eggs hatch and they are dose together the finfungus, called Dutch Elm dis- thegrubseattheirway through gus can also spread through ease because most of the re- the wood, making galleries as their rooting systems. search on it was done in id- they go. The galleries help the Dr. J. N. Grlbbs, forestry land, has spread through the fungustospread.Thegrubn puCommission research ft,j previous aifliction of trees has emerge, carrying fungus spores was present in Britain for years ever done, and is beginning to in and on their bodies, and fly but elms rarely died from ft. :, .._, 'tt'? ,i, JI , _'. np.. ,m treaktoashlrnentofrockelm U Theothev5.Smilllonstillstand, million beetle grubs. money to cut them down and at Buckingham Palace In 1973 region in the 1960s, The logs the market (or elm wood is andtheyhadtobe felled. Other came in with their bark on, glutted. elms there were injected with a hiding the fungus and the appear before the City Council and Represen'ative. City Ifallin be heard as to the propriety Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, the CIty of Sanford, Florida. and A Edwin Sliinholser. of 117:00 adyislbility of maklrio the Im. , 11.00o'ctk AM, on the 6th da I.M on AprIl 17, 1976, tO provements. Costs, method of AND NONCRIEF of AprIl. 1976, the following ønsider the adopti of Afl Of'. payment, and the assessments Post Office Sos 22/9, crI property as let forth ItS dinance by tne City of Sanford, against each property owner will be Sanford Florida 37171 Lot 13. Block F, SKY LARK SUBDIVISION, according to the Plat Ihereot, as recorded in Plat - r A roa c Ii I n g R aI (SEAL) Clerk of saId Circuit Court By Lillian 1. Jenkins Deputy Clerk ARNOLD, MATHENY & EAGAN. PA , 157 North Orunge Avenue Orlando, Fto,da 71102 Puolish March 72. 1976 DFX132 ' ORDINANCE NO. 1331 The City Clerk of the City of Publish. March 72, 79, 1976 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Casselberryhasinhef'iotsessior'art DEX 121 engineer's estimate of the . ______ ______ _ __ __________________ ______ - ________ __________ ______ - -_ ,-, Special guest speaker will be point having a tangent bearing of the ew Wind Choir, bluegrass continue PIWly along said curve and NIy right of way line 39* 439 feet trirougs, a central angle of 72 org lb 26" to a point, said point having a tangent bearing of North 21 deg 21' "Harvard Magazine" whose Carol Chanlpion and I ni Choir. Games arid pony topk ;ill be "Has Suece& SChOOI rides For the children. Free Spoiled John Harvard" 21' 36" East 16S71 fee? to ttte Sly shore line of ttie St. JOPrnS River Neal Award, the top prize in business publishing, SCVCfl ,,.• ,• ,.,.' A F, -'s 4,,$••••••$ . _____ _______ _______________________ _______ _____ 4 ______________________ ______________________ - ____________________ ,_[, . Jones, Orr DEAR NOT: Tell er you're going to vote to; Hubert and S..'.,, . 'i'' ,, j 1 move South 16 dec II' l" West File Number 76-41.CP All interested persons are nolifl.d B> MAR VA HAWKINs i1t'ld Correspondent READER wrote: "I sent to a tl1c grounds. ___________ ___________ ir--.W - ______ 1 Sanford and Seminole County well wishers of Rev. Amos - - . ' ! '" 1IT _______ ____ 111.10 fe.'t Bruce M. Begin, president of of Seminole Employment STALLATION5 IN SUBDIVISIONS ISat TO THE CITY OF SANFORD, Mary W. Hawthorne, FLORIDA. City Clerk THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL DISTRICT AND A.I OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED AGRICULTURE TO R.IA SINGLE IN THE ESTATE: FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT, Celery Ave., Sanford. writing him at P.O. Box Free to the public, the 1cc- Orlando, 302. A large crowd attended to express their appreciation of office of the City Clerk for all per- DEX $4 sons deiiring to examine the same. All parties ifl inter'.st and citizens that the administration of the estate corner of tne NW of the SE 4 of of LAURA B. MORR ISOPI, SectionS, Township 71 South, Range c.vce.sed, Fiie Number 7661 CP, is 29 East, Scm: J. County. Florida; given by Barbara Nicholson of I.ake Helen. service and leadership in the community. SmiI'U'il. Cnqvty Keen'tan Brick of Central Florida, Seminole County Prs!e South On. ni tha P1W I of the SF '.' sorial representative of the estate beginning; thence N 00 deg 1',' 00" is JACK C. MORRISON, whose East, 10)6 71 feet along the East Central rtorids Water Systems. Inc. address Is 120 (rtttai Drive. San right of way line of West Lake Plaintiff tative's attorney are set forth below, center section line of sad CCIiOfl S All persons having claims or to the point of curvature of a curve demands against the estate are concave Scutheasterly having a P6509 Florida Statutes 1937. Publish: March 72, 7, April 5. 17, and contiguous or aoounding and Defendant FIRST PUBLICATION OF TiltS 41075 feet along the arc of said DEX 120 described street located within the CIW tIc. 75.1411 CA-09-C above urt a wrlHen statement of POint lyin; on the South right l way t ' Florida, to wit: Plaintiff have. Eachcla,mmustIelnwritng thence South It deq 55' 20" East, South James M. Conley Sr., 67, 32 Esplanade Way No. 22B, New Hampshire Way, Orlando, Ca.sselberry, Emmie F. JarPhyllis C. Bills, 62, Box 11, man, 31, 184 Sorrento Circle No. Sanford z'zia cpccIall through Friday at the Canning March 25 Subscription Concert men have worked to improve Park, linda S. hlaggi, 21, 2208 Wet 18th St., Sanford. necessary for the sorkshops, i\uIitoriii could well be called itS Ir e s en t supper club (and probably left his wife or girlfriend at home) expect some other guy to '1A with? Isay, nuts to him. If he likes to dance, let him bring his own date! WYOMINGITE ii C e '--".4,. George W. MacChierie Jr., standard of living in many Royce V. Moore, 28, Box 64, James I). Hawthorne, 30, 1072 846C, ood Village Apt. righti Have you evcr conversed canny pertinence, paralleling _____________________ mad tea-party? Chanced upon a century. f that evenirg are by American come persons get a start in Charles D. Youngers, 24, Box Charlie Jobe McQueen, 51, world of pbant.asmagorical ad- Community Players free of composers. Indeed, the concert business for themselves or (43 Lake Mary, Kimberly S. 126 Scott Dr., Sanford, Sareth.a venture? charge and open to the general Renaissance Renaissance Ensembk will entitled "Southern Harmony." endeavor to griake Sanford a (Iainess'ille, Denise J. Cohen, F. GillIs, 20, Gainesville. derla:KI' fl p>, conceived camptls. ,. claim, the name and address of the way line of West Lake Brantley creditor or hii agent or attoenty, Roan. thonce South 02 deg 37' 00" by virtue of those certaIn Write f claimisnofyetdue,thedatel The Old president; Elizabeth llannurn, secretary; and Evelyn Hooleban, program, workshops on baking ' Courthouse. East rightof way lineol West Lake Case No. CO 15579 AMENDED Walker Miller Equipment Co, Inc. NOTICE 10: All properly owners and any Plaintiff officers In Ibe American Auoclatlou of Retired Persona (AARP) were btal1ed SaDiry at a stranger." OFFICERS demonstration on grinding guidance personnel and love arid friendshIp March 14 in wheat and making bread from students interested in Harvard an appreciation program held whole grains on Tuesday at 1 are welcome to make reser- at the Sanford Civic Center. 1792 Bridge, Seminole County, Florida 3 E a. J HOMES, INC., R.1AA '. Cou'tt-, AARP friend and another couple, 'hen a male friend o(the other couple approached me and asked if I minded if he danced mind,' and my date thought I as rude." You said, "You were. You ________ __________ Monroe between I .1 Bridge and U.S Cor.?r Court, Or,n Publish Mjrch 1, Sanford, Florida OH Tuesday at Southeastern Regional Ms. Huthia Hester presented James C. Thompson, 34, 152D Kathy 1.. Parrish, 18, same Gregory, recreates this favorite evening with Alice, in Won- meconcert,sponsoredbythe Managers Association, with as a token of appreciation (or Debra C. Moore, 25, 661 Cortez South lineolthe NW '.01 the SE '., Anthon,, J. Grezik, 19, i J ' I' I r, ., , , , 19/6 the City of Cass-etberry, Florida. Florida and I have levied upon the representative • ______________________________ It 0 . sit that part of Lot S F 'st Addter _ hearing will be held on March 39, b Central Florida Water Systems, to whom a copy of this Notice cf is Plat B03k 7, Page 30, of the Public 1976. at 7:30 P.M.. or during any Inc., said property being located in Administration has been mailed are Records of teminole County. NOTICE OF INTENT TO APPLY IawtulcoolInuancethereof raquired, WITHIN THREE MON. Florida, lying South of State Roao pursuant Seminole County, Florida, more FOR OF ENACTMENT to legislative annojncement of the particularly described as follows: THS FROM THE DATE OF THE No. S 477 and West of the N W of tn LEGISLAT lOb persons, injured 76,000 and left City to the key ports on the Ca- World Bank. In addition, niorethanamilUon — onesh ribbran Sea. goverentiendstoIszue of Guatemala's po,u1ation — The government has esti• million in bonds through nation. _______ _____________________________ Z3b4 ' of Semrole Couity Port Authority i.uauniala tuuid suffer artothet flays and moore than $1 billion nation has sent aid, with the appear before the City Council and Lot It, iless FlY) flick A that part validity of 'hr decenctent's will, the described as the East Side of SR 47) apply to the 197$ session of the major dir,aster — this time for reconstructbn throughout United States and Mexico lead- Flida Legislature for passage of be neard as to the propriety and of Lots 21 to 71 lyIng MWLY of a line Qualificat iont of the personal between the Atlantic Coast Line advisability of making the m de-cribed as beg swly cor lot 27 run representative, or the venc'e or R,alroaa Track and Plumota an ect relating to Seminole County provements. Costs, method of flooding — if the rivers are not the country. ing the donors, PILY along Wline Of Lot 2731 I H. N iuri%dton of the coott. unplugged before the rains The National Geographic In- _______________________ Port AutMrity; amending Sedon 1 payment, and the assessments 56 Dec20 Mm F b PIELY line of said ALt. CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND This publIc haaring wilt be held in ofChaI,ter657710.Llwlof Florida, agalnsteacttpropertyownerwlllbe lots. Lake Waymen Heights High. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED ROOtSS 703 of the Seminole County come. stitute has estimated the quake to provide (or the apçontmpcst way Add PB 4 PG 21 Notice 01 considered, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Coi'rthoi,gse In Sanford. Florida, on One of the most dangcrrnis affected 1,S44 squar miles out _________________ _____________________________ members of the authority by the The Cit y of Casselberry Isas In Its and the undersIgned as Sheriff of Oate of tue tint publIcation of iou April 1. 1976. at 700 P M, or as County CornmisslOftfVS Of 04 Boud am eas is on the Pensativo River, r.5 'L , ,eminole County. Florida, wiii at ' .5Ji,,.v ri sum'nrl,rat,un: ,, eflviqs, .rc'' I, soon itiereafter as poss,le. Legal " Notice rs hereby given that am 3 of Chapter 657170. LawS of engineering aid edmi'tistrative A D 1976, offer f sale and sell to S: Jach C. Morrison Lunt'5 Ct i Crystal Fior;da, to prydC for publiCity, the highejt bidder, for cash. subkct coits In the amcunt of A Personal Represen 00. Lk Ave., Lake Mary, Seminole advertising and promotion; All interested persons re tO arty and all existing lelns. •tth. ttiyC of the E4fate of County, Florida, under the ticlitlous amenciing sub sectiOn (4) of Section notified l'sat the descrIption of each Front (Wril) Door of the Seminole Liva B Morrison name of LAKE MARY LAWN 3 of Chapter 65-2270, Laws of prOperty o be asiessed and the County Coutthovse in Sanford, Otteased EQUIDMEPIr, and thlt s intend to Florida, .samencled by Lectlon 1 if Lounttobeasseu.edtoeicnparcel Florida, the above described per. Attorney For Personal Chapter 57.7074, Laws of Florida and may be register said name with the Clerk c ascertaIned at Ihe office of sonal property. Representative' n TO ORDER I ___________ ____ __________ __ ____ ________ . -,iJIJ ___________ ' ______ Where ii' g' for all the inforriiatwn you 1ieed lltf)tit your new corn- _______ __________________ _______________________ ____ ______ ... .r" ____ __________________ _____________ ________________ :i3 _________________________ ___ ffluiii it Anniversary ________ '..tr:i - ____ ____ _____ _____ I , . SHIRLEY MILLEIT 834 921? Cass&bery Winter Springs __ W ________ ______ - flelicious Birthday Wedding ,. ___________ ____________ _______ - ______ ______________ ________ Beautiful .. _____ __________ ____________________ _______ ___ ,rb,'.'.'.' ____ ________ ASS , . Land Development Admin,strtor will be Considered Pers a pearing t Ihe pubIi hearing will be P*irø orally Ifeanings may be cOntinued 'rom time totImeas found flCCtSS&ry Furtherdetj,Itsawailable by :atlfng 713 13Y3, F.t 307 Cs ________ it W$IICPI tIme the owners assessed Subdivlllon 504, Block OAOO, Lot NOTICE, to file any ob(ections they Railroad, in Section 7 2130. con ',' or Occasion _______ -' - '-F RUTH TUECH sir 834 9212 _______________ 'A' :, _______________ ___________ i , , j -. - ____________ "I Specifications. _________ Aitamonte Sp4lrs Longwc'od _____ ,,;Aa. ________ A , . . ____________' '"'. _____ ___________ ..-_- . East .. _________ LEY MILLETI 834 921? Forest City "C the Rio Madre Vieja, including shelterforeverytxnnelessfain. (hocnyos," between Patzun it is estimated 5Q,oflQ sheets t.timat a million cubic meters needed. Tne idea is to replace t'N"th ttILLSt lx re'movf-d t: U".' tradi.l('nal heavy roof tiles _________ Chapter 437270, Laws of Florida, . Fk1lflO Nama lo,id S7afute't t9S Kath!een A. GOfsr 1t76 DEX79 back utaIrs! ____ ______________ : •,,.7a ,i-th,vest of Guatemala City, It 042 aqia' •iiles. 'There is se,, d (he one (jute vere damage in 17 of the councapital of Antigua, some 30 try's 22 states. miles from here. Antigua is now One of the most expensive an important totrist site. projects is President Kjell EuGovernment engineers have genio Laugerud's "Operation Li _____ thencerun5EtyafongsaidSlyssiore advisable to improve the above courts on the 3M dly of "ly AD. certainty Shall be stated If the acres. Furtp'er described as on West FlorIda in accordance with and claim is secured, the security shall Lake Brantley Road. prOviSions of the F ,C1",Ou) Name described s're,t with 21 feet of 1975; 25th day of July AD. !'173; 16S 09 aSphaltic concrete on a l0"x6"xl" fhe 11th day of December AD. 197$ be desCrIbed The claimant shell 4 J. W. ALFORD, M.I IN. Statutes. To Wit Section base with drainage curb and gutters respectively, which aforejaid Writs deliver sufficient c.Opiesoftheclaum DUSTRIAL DISTRICT TO C•2 Florida Statutes 1957. blocked highways. They esti'rhe government is seeking The rivers are dammed by mate it will take three to six loans from the U.S. Agency for massive landslides and the col. mnonth to clear more than 100 International Development -' , register said name with the Clerk , that the City Council of the City of the seals of sad Courts upon final the claim is contingent or feet along said South Iin to the pOint arrive sometime in May. I _____________ ____ If she sees a Lig' in my place, she runs right o' er with a prepared meal and an armful of Nixon campaign literature. She's even offered to cook for me and do my ironing, but I'm not about to fall into that trap. When she's not tr)ing to sell me on Nixon, she's talking about marriage. IstweekIhad It. soImod my refriger'ator, stove and TV down to the basement so she won't know I'm home. So now she phones me! What should I do? NOT INTERESTED _____ Deceased NOTICE OF ADMI NISTRAT ION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING OVIEDO AUTO SALES AND Crystal Bowl Circle. - ____________________ _____ feet through a central angleof 3Odeg DIVISIONS PORTION OF THE ascertained at th office of the City ELECTRICAL CODE, SAID Clerk of the City of Casselberry, AM ENDUE NT RE QU I RI 4 FIorida.t't DEVELOPERS TO DEDICATE DATED ails 17'h cty of March 32701, Seminole County, Florida City Clerk under the fictitious name of SMITH Pubtith, March 77, 1916 INSURANCEAGENCY,Indttia?We DEX 116 Intend loreglster Slid name will' the 'i'i.......s. - _____ prices. A country store will howard Johnson's Motor Lodge des. Any remaining tickets will offer everything from penny on Lee Road at 1-4 in Winter be Ofl sale at the door at 7 p.m. contains 10 acre more or less engaged in business at 133J E. of the City of Sanford, Florida, ;1,,,.., uII _____ _____ ______ engaged in business at lii 14. Ceis- pa,cment line of Winter Park Drive Centrat Fla. Wafer Systems, Inc Defendant tral Ave., Oviedo, Seminole County. Easterly for 2066 lineal feet to the provide shelter for the homeU.S. Army engineers and to construct 44,00J provisional less and to clear blocked rivers Mexican construction crews shelters in the capital and an- ___________________________ __________________________ ____________________________ _____ ________ fl S spot on the Rio Pixcaya when adobe houses collapsed. .)lIr, (' nd having a radius of 11)24 c2 feet, .. ________ ............. thence run NWly along said curve - J ________ preparing the work for its 426 near Red Bug Road in- mission charge. Florida premiere In Orlando. tersection. This year all proceeds will be donated to the Harvard Club Tickets for the All-American Oviedo rescue van and concertarepricedfrom$4.5Oto Sets Reunion Seminole Youth Ranch. p.50, and are available at the There will be about 45 booths The Harvard Club of Central Florida Symphony Office, and of handcrafted Items, produce, plants, art works and Florida will hold its annual atStreep's, Colonial Plaza, and DERGROUND WIRING AND to be assessed and the amount lobe In Re: Estate of heard at laid hearing. PICTITIOUSNAMI mala IAPi Foreign and local bad • Country Market, Saturday, group, ago. The ink was hardly dry on from 10a.m. to 6 p.m. It will be me public is invited to attend the orchestration when Florida Public Records ci Seminole County. AMENDING SECTION NO. I 25 OF the provisl% of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Section o ANNIE C. BPOCKMAN caSh at the West Front 000r Of the Public Hearing will be held At the Seminole Ccur.ty Courthouse ifl Commlsilon Room in the DATED this 15th day of March, SANFORD, FLORIDA, THE SAME or R. Estes B'ockman, Jr. As Personal Representa 1' r Street all per. Casselberry, Florida, has deemed it Administration has been ma' are AGRICULTURE TO C.2 GENERAL office of the City Clerk for advisable to install new sewer im- required, sons desiring ta examine the same. WITHIN THREE MON N I A I L COMM E R CIA L and citizens provements generally described as: THS FROM THE DATE OF THE DISTRICT. PZ(3.)-76)3. Commence All parties In Interest 735 feet of 10 Inch sewer PurSuant to a Final Judgment of shII have an main and FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS ,t tfi, n'rrfn of tIie Northerly opportunity to be I3 feet of I ir,ch sewer main both NOTICE, to file any ObiectiOns they right of foreclosure dated March, 1976. and h,iard at said hearing line of U S 11ghay 17 Commiision alongCrystaiiBowlCircle,withinthe may have that entered In Civil Case No 7633CA. By order @1 the City challenges the fla,'dthe'westerlyriohtof*ayline 09E of the Circuit Court of the 16th of the City of Sanfor'i, Florida. City of Casselberry, Seminole validity of the decendent's will, tne , Sta? Road oo ,n Section 16, County, Florida Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole qualifications of the perSonal Tow H N. Tamm, Jr. East. up 19 South. Rar.Qe and to provide for the assessment of representative, or tie venue County, Florida, whereIn City Clerk Or thence run North 64 deg II' 12' West allcoitsasper ResclutionNo. 301 of SOUT HEAST MOR TOAGE PubliSh: March77. jurisdictIon of the court along said Northerly rightoiway the City of CasIIlbl'fry, Florida COMPANY, a Florioa corporation. DEX117 ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND of US Highway 1792, 19.76 fret TAKE NOTICE that a public OBJECTIONS NOT SO s. Plaintiff, end JOSEPH F. FII.(D line 1976, at 7:30 PM.. or during any SCARLATA. hiS wife; and BANK NOTICE (IF A PUBLIC HEARING Iawfulcontinuancethereof pursuant She's not bad looklng, but she comes on awfully strong. She's a rip-roarin' Republican and a - _____ NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN SOUTHEAST BANK OF EAST OF API My problem Is an aggressive ZONING Florida. Further described as corner of Srison A.cnue and 21st I I. Auuy . - I EMORY GREEN, RI SINGLE Dear selecting the material, I came livealeneina most bungalow solo, I Casselberry, Plaintiff, THAT CE q TA IN PROPERTY Florida, to wit: Seminole County, certainty thall be stated. If the TO R4 ONE AND TWO FAMILY claIm is secured, the security thall OWE LLINO DISTRICT, P1(3376). LYING ON THE WEST SIDE OF feet of 10 inch sewer main and iTS JOSEPH F. SCARLATTA and UPSALA ROAD described, The claimant shall 2. OPPOSITE 11 and I?. ftIxk A. Di known as SOUTHWEST BANK OF TO SRI (SINGLE.FAMILV City of Casselberry. Seminole mall one copy to each personal EAST ORANGE, a Florida banking RESIDENTIAL DWELLING) County, Florida representative, YOU ARE PIEREBY NOTIFIED ofporation. All persons interested in the estate DISTRICT. g ________________________ ' any In theancompetltlonheld (or ' claim, the name ani address of th Florida. i..ill hold a public fearing to creditor or his agent or attorney, consider the following ittmt A. claim snot yet due, thedate wtn it CHANGE clescrlbednewsewer Improvements PIuuItlI! ' - . NOTICE, to file with the Jerk of the Judges v7ere Eddie Rose, director of the Ait.amonte Civic ________________ Center; Mrs. Janice Ellis, head Those attending the Beta of the choral department at (lub's 'annual talent show at Seminole Community college; '.yman high SchOol ThursdaY Evenina Hera Id, Sanford. Fl. Monday, March22,I97-1B Mrs. Lloyd Ilinkle, teacher of night were treated to an __________________________________________________________ music and voicc at Rollins ________________________________________________________ evening of entertainment and CoLlege; and Mrs. June Lor• competition. mann, Longwood city council- s . "' above court a written statement of any Claim or demand they may tIItl$4 !eiJm. ______________ required, WITHIN THREE MON TItS FROM THE OA'E OF T111 - Ot-puty Clerk BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN and contiguous or SOU rHEAST MORTGAGE FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT V By Lillian T. Jenkins As Deputy Clerk .'$_' L ' 1976 Taleited Students Honored A WASHINGTON OAKS SECTION ONE, according to the plat thereol as recorded in Plat Book IS. Pages 7 and S. of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida. twt been filed against you and ':.'f "" ' required to serve a copy of your -.ttn defenseS. If 1fl5', tO it Ofl name enu address of the personal , representative's attorney are Petition , . ItyJtNECASSE1BERRY UeraldStalf Writer SANDRA E. LIVINGSTON, hil wife 4017 RIver Grove Circle betwetn CATHERYN JOYCE AND 20TH STREET AND BET. Memphis, Tennessee 3676 FORD and JOSEPH THOMAS WEEN CHASE AVENUE AND YOU ARE NOTIFIED that An Deceased FORD, and you are required to LAKE AVENUE, RESERVING action to forecloje mortgage on the NOTICEOF 'J?VT' THE lui,urvini prupt'riy 'fl aeminole E CF "" 0 "ir 'f i'-' ADMINISTRATION if any, on her Attorney, ALBERT N. CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, County, Flørida TO ALL PERSONS HAV!NO FITTS, whose adOress IS: 710 Ed FOR UTILITY PURPOSES. Lot 100 BARCLAY WOODS FIRST A copy shall be available at the ADDITION, according to the Piat CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SMITH. HULSEV, SCHWALBE & THE ABOVE ESTATE AND .LL NlCpOLS ptalntiff'S attorney. 4 Sanford, Florida 37771, and file the office of the City Clerk for all per. thereol. as recorded ifl PtaI 3.i,i 1?, OTHER PER SONS INTErSrnn nose address It 500 Barnett Bank original with the Clerk of the o','e sons desiring to esamine the same. poge 38, of the Public Records of TI4E ESTATE: INYOU All patties In Interest and Citizens Seminole County. Florida. styled Court, on or before IIe 23rd ARE HEREIIY NOTIFIED Building, Jacksonville, Florida 37202 ciav of April 1976. otherwise a Shall have an opPo!iunitY to be hat been fifed agoins? you and you that the administration of the estate on or before April 19th, 1976. and file DefauU and Ultimate Judgment will heard at said hearing are reQuired to serva a copy Court e:!her before service on dec.ased. FIle 7667 CP. I de'rtanded In laid Petition, which is, of the City l Sanford, Florida. In the Circuit Cirt fe Seminole plaintiff's attorney or imm'ately GEORGE F.. HOVIS, Plaintiff's HN. Tomm, Jr. the Dissutlon 04 Marrlsue between thereafter; otherwise a 9fatlt wilt atfornry, whose address is 1 County, Florida, Probate D,vlSlOf't, City Clerk She the address of whiCh it Seminole be entered against you for the relief Wcifgate Plaza Drive. Clerrnont, demanded n Inc cornpiainl or WITNESS MY HAND ANO OF Publlh: March 72, 1976 FlorIda 3flfl on or before April 9 Sanford, Courtho'jSe. County FICIAL SEAL of saId Court thEs itt DEX Ill 197& arid fur tte crqirtiI tn , persinI UL' Flord,. 31711 f WIT NISS my tiand and tti' Thy of M(ti 1916. at Sitcd. ____________________________ Ctrk f flii Court ettit'r before representative Of tne estate i P. thIs Court on March 11th. 1976 Seminole County, Florida service on Plaintiff's attorney ESTES BROCKMAN, JR. (SEAL) whose (Court Seal) ,, NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING lmmed,atelythereafter, Otherwise a TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION default will be entered agalnt you address 5 105 North Mellonvilte Arthur H. Beckwi?h Jr. Arthur H. Seckwlth, Jr dinance by the Ciy of Sanford, town about 10 miles north of shops which are nushroomlng Wally Garnmel, who rims a ,, Park Avenue Ftorioa. tit!u of which is as follows Orlando. all across the nation, large Miami nursery, said he I Sanford. Florida 32771 Publish Mar 27, fl & Apr. 3. 12. 1976 'No matter where you live, in "The come dossil here in old believes the "flower children" ORDINANCE NO. 1332 DEX 17] .NewYorkCityaptmentoru trucks and cars and buy as movement of the 1960s also 1)allas suburb, the okis are many plants as they can haul played a large part in the new IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, good that the philodendron on back to places like Chicago," popularity o plants. 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND AMENLIINO ORDINANCE NO 1097 From the small grower to the sources say the average mark- said. "It takes more than dol- PROBATE DIVISION Number 7647.CP • Division In Re: Estate of ANNIE 0 BROCKMAN, llledaPetltlonlfllheClrCultdOurtof EASTWEST ALLEY AND THAT Seminole County, Florid., for Inc CERTAIN NORTH SOUTH ALLEY DI%solullon of Marriage e*lting LYING BETWEEN 11TH STREET Attorney for Petitloner.Wife thenurser)'association'srepre- sale of house plants are mas- thequalityoflifeasopposed(o 1tii' following propPrty In Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR County. Florida: Address Unknown. SANFORD. FLORIDA, OF NOTICE OP ACTION YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CLOSING. VACATING AND TO: JOHN D LIVINGSTON Sanford, Seminole ."h' or.'t,. By Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk +s 1'! - P Mary PublIsh: March 22, DEX 115 of rates 00 authority (Seal oIigatic'ns. providing an effective 'ntert . DATED this 11th diy 1916 March, E*tt.tion. and Moncrlef, P.O. Sheriff W, Hawthorne, Sern!OOW County, Florida - 5cr. 7279, Sanford Flori 32711 Seminole County. Florida ;4I ' '" _____ ____ ',pk. ''1's Ch.iirman Lib Publish: March IS, 22. 7916 DEX , 1976 DEX•7$ Publish: March iS, 72, W76 DF.x Publish' March 72, 1976 DEX tig SELECTED Mr. and Mrs. Joe B Rogers won the Garden of the Month title for March, award.'ábytheMagnolla(irCleofGar&uClubof _ 2533 LAU R EL AVL. OPEN MON.THRUSAT.6..6 Ph. 322-7596 SANFORD HILDARICHMOND 574 3167 — Deltona - I �- - #. T, • . .. :_ -.',. -.1 '' .. .. 11;'Il '-., '-, . .,' ___ ' .-t,-,. - - 2S-Eiening Herald, Sinford,FI. -. Monday. March 22. 1916 18-Help Wanted - 18-Help Wanted 31-Apartments Furnished 41-Houses 41-Houses SUPI, RVISOR lot 2 Br'drocmt Aduitsonly °ARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2515 Park DrIve. 110 up ATTEt,TIOP4 RENTERS- Qualify and you may on 7 bedroom condomimlum for no do,vn payment, a 3 bedroom home for SIt down. Call for details. 3 BR, P, titris, dining, livng room, cent heat, will wall carpet, en closed garage, large fenced lot. Reasonable price. 323 5913 after 5:30 LIVE IN COUNTlY- Comfortable 7bedroonion fenced In plot. O,.ly 3 BR Brick Home 410 Magmiofi'a Ave. - CLASSIFIED ADS TELEVISION LiSTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS (4) (4) ft.J1. IN THE FAMILY: Aher five yews ci siifenn O gtLMM deciaeshjswiGkijasinov. Ir day and tho verbal Ito. worIlsbogsn.(R) U €D SPECIAL OF THE WEEK: Pal two. "Sang. MwCa. Sang." io ci the higNigh Monday Evening 600 4 2 6 9 NEWS *1 AS MAN BEHAVES €Z) MAN AND EJWIRON MENT €1) MY FAVORITE MARTIAt' 6 4) 2) 12 NBC NEWS 4) (6') CBS NEWS là MAN AND ENVIRON MENT 9 ABC NEWS €0 ZOOM Pmal season of special pro. wts. 0 ABC MOVIE: &slor and Billie." Jan4¼hae Vincent and Joan Gcxx%ellcw sta. 1974. A gonilo romance between the most popliN boy i Iu1 wime pain. rnemess girl wto has been used and abused by every other boy In IOw IS brut&sy Cnud by his former mends. 930 '4 , (6) MAUDE: Maudo constits a pedatris1 he f She f alien Ot ci CTh tIli Till TILl - 700 2') TO TEL.!. THE TRUTH 4) BE"MTCHED 6) CONCENTRATION ft FEEDBACK 9) WLD' WORW OF ANIMALS. "The nk Pond" 12) ROBERT YOUNG. 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Typhoon Heat Wave Snow Squall Lightning Thunderstorm Flood Ice Storm Tidal Wave Blizzard Flash Flood ii, (1 Tomorrow: WW II Battles of program ouerations. "Why? Because we're in a very competitive business, and It ithe ratings standings) cifects everything from business to morale." lndeeditdoes.Thecosttothe With NBC about to cel"brate network trailing in the ratings its 50th anmversarv in troad. (an run into tens o millions of casting, the television t.ranch is dollars. Expenditures go up as on the verge of fin1shIr* last in the deadweight orograms are the three-way prime time rat- canceled and rcple.ced, while ings race for the first time ever, income declines because Ironically, on April 21 last commercial time Is less year, NBC was the first of the valuable to the advertisers, three networks to announce its Jobs aren't exempt.. either. evening program lineup for There are rumors that changes l97S-76, the idea being to estab. are imminent in the NBC pro- 'S'S'S itm.Is•fl ECONO 5:30 To HOUR 6:30 ___ ______ ______________________ JamesCoburn Robert CuIp 6 8 9:40 We Work For You! ______ lesSons fl Sanf3rd 322 DVI,. schedule was strong going in. But we had some scheduling problems how we placed some of our shows. And we did havcatendencytomakca lotof quick changes which may have confused the audience." Four of the network's new series, including the highly touted comedy '*'ay," wete dropped in the first five weeks of the season. Then, come January, he said, "WemovedsomeshowE around that maybe would have been better off wtere the)' were." One exampie was the new show "Joe ForreMer," which was - V Or,' 5. 7 brroc" apartments, turfl',bitdi ot unturn,Stil'd NCAIy redecorated Come see 300 F A'rporl PIvii Sanford 373 l3 I ,ir Mary FurniShed apArtmrr.t, clean, pr.vatr and Convenient 5n,ile pc'rson only No pets 595 pN 377 39,() s : : : • S Harlem Nostalgia Is Brown Sugar EDITOR'S NOTE Harlem the new tenant at llroadways Ie Noire, a Lxt'rIme first Year." has become a bad word full of ANTA Theater. On wanriup bestowed on Louis Armstrong's The Harlem and Jopttn works ugly meanings. the ultimate tour the show's popularity stir- wife, Louise Wilson, and trans- both began at the Amas Reghetto, fear-filled streets, pos'- passed even backers' hopes as krred to Miss Le Noire later by pertory Theater, an off-offerty and decay. But Harlem engagements were extended in none other than Bill "Rb- Broadway welfare-culture en-. past was a rich and iwett brew several cities In response to jangles" Robinson. The noted terpelse the ebullient actressI of black culture, and nuw tidiet dema,vJ, dancer was a lodge brother of singer-dancer started in 1969. "Bubbling Brown Sugar" re "1 wanted people to see liar- Rosetta's father, Harold lltwMargaret hamilton is co-dimembers IL km as It really was," says ton, and sponsored her entr' rector of the workshop's seh&ol linstta I.e Noire, the brisk into 'how i)u51ne55. for young people. Four interBy WILLiAM GLOVER little woman who began the Other than the titular tie and racially cast shows are put on AP Drama Writer project, a "ccncei','cci b)" program ac- annually in the West SIdc NEW YORK (AP, - Stain"And I wanted young people knowledgement, hc is not Con" (jfl7fl headquarters usually pin' at the Savoy wasn't just a to see we did the Lindy a..-.d all nected with the current i' musicals. song then, those other dances at least carnation. But her interest Is Ainas, If you remember first th.it of ii rwnw'I i.th,r u,lth It was where the action was, we held eaith iither then." year L.atIn, means "you love," Along with spots like the Cotton SpannIng 1910 to 1940, the prodigy spring, keeping tabs Club. fled Rooster. 101 Ranch mit.'ls'.I and is a vital part of the TM includes nearby Where 'at Wallet rollicked, snn by such greats as Eubie The 64-year-old veteran is Noire philophy. Ethel Waters sang, and every- Blake, Cab Calloway, Duke El- busy just a few blocks away, Miss he Noire never has takone met at TiJL'e's Kitchen for lington, W.C, Handy, Earl performing in the hit revival of en part In any performances, sunrise feasts of fried thicken Hines, Billie JlolkIay, Andy Ha. "A Royal Family." concentrating Instead on benand waffles. iaf, Nr,ie Sjsle orxi Bert WilBesides "BubblIng Brown evolent supervision and finding Where tls Big Ap1e really liams, Sugar," Miss Le Noire is keenly survival funds. peeled for action. The cast Is heakd by Avon Interested in "The Ragtime "They tried every trick to get Harlem before World War H, Long, Josep1ilne Premice, Vi- Blues," an opus about Scott me into 'Sugar," she says, "bitt Theera that %'anWied and its vian Reed and Joseph Attles, Joplin that has beea under op- I said no." Just possibly, music, which ci'., )t, are being wider the directina of Robert tion to Morton Gottlieb, the pro- though, her ,sonorous v9cal celehrated with nost.allc gusto M. Cooper. ducer ci such bonanvss as may take part in the in "Bubbling 3rown Sugar," The title, accit ding to Miss "Sleuth" and "Same Time con:einpla ted Jopl in piece. - - Adults 11.5$. Teem I1.l4Sl,KiOd.nflc Tufl,$ThUC$,EC*.NiShtAdVtt$S1.KId*SIIC -- SAT ISUN FOtCdteFigiit 37-Bus mess Property STUDIO 1,2,3 W. Garnett White 925 Real Estate - 41-Houses : CLASSIFIED I Seminole & Vctiusia Counties' Marketplace Of Bargains ' - ,-4_. V..... U ,, REAL F STATE (, £/e5Mariner's Req Reel Estat,Broker )77USS IIOOE 7StnSt Clean 3 bedroom. 1' hath. avMado stove 1. refrigerator, blue carpet. central heat 5. air Payton's. 377 1301 DUPLEX- 7 Bedroom concrete block, excellent conditiOn, no city taxis. By owner. 3224620. Ak £ VARY Cozy 7 tedloorn ''in' on wOcfllrd corner lot. 'crrt iv ml por I, V',tk to Swim 513.900 373 eS. REALTORS EXCELLENT BUY'- 3 bedroom. I', balhs, lnOic aped, Ceo A H, carpeted, brickf rant. beautiful inside and out. Payments $142 rronthty, assume mortgage Do Qualify rmz f. Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts.Furn. or Unfurn APARTMENT 134 FROM • S I I Drapes •Carpeting Ilep. Oin'ng Rooms MONTH POOL BILLIARD ROOM I and 2 Bedrooms I Cr II', Baths ALL ADULTS- EASY LIVING QUIET AND SERENE • IOn Lake, Free Boating NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED Modern Facilities AIIG. E. Kilthens ated West of Hwy. All 110 Florida Ave. Ph. 323USO Highway 17.92, Sanford AcrosS From Ranch House 323.8670 or 8.31-9777 .4 SPECIAL! ALUMINUM SHEETS At WHILE SUPPLY LASTS Woodmere you exactly what yours We've got it eli getting. together. EverythIng Is ready for you to enloy, The only thing puzzling about Woodmere is how we can offer these fabulous one and two story homes br so little. . USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) Niw 3 VAI INCIA (1 EAs1 mdral air. liP.'.' 7 I .,th brIm's. ,,,Iw ti'I ti SflW.'l%hf't, 57? 000 to ,, ,iibi,i VA ln,,r, ri. 55 ç,cri (m1,.lumm)i 'Ii ,, • , i%iI Stemper Realty OWNING A HOME IN SANFORD . I bedrOom. 2 L'.ath, brick home. kitchen equipped; pretty shrub bery, orange and tangerine trees. Good neighborhood. 134,0)0-will negotiate uip 3 tmcdroom. 1 bath. kitchen ped. large corner lot. 7car carport and utility room, wall to wall carpet, window air conditioner. Just 1)5,000 Wall to Wall ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Carpetina. and Air, Dishwasher-Disoosal Oas )'7617) Nights 372 7?S2 Central Heat CAN BE CUT WITH SCSSORS DEAL FOR ROOFING0 INSULATiNG Privately Fenced Patio. Professional Landscaping Kish Real Estate "SCNVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" The Herald lOON FRENCHAVE. KISH REAL ESTATE Directions: In SanfordWest en 75th lIneal off 11.57. 5', Mile to Ri*gtwood Aye. Follow Signs. PH,322.261) -.------------'------ I 3237060 Stenstrom Realty ViE HAVE IT' Just what you're looking for. 3 Bedroom home on 2' acres, with small stocked lake. Well iandv.aped yard. Must see this baby to appreciate it 5.43,500. SAID IT WOULD NEVER HAP. PEN- I Bedroom, 2 bath home *ith central heat air, carpeting, dining room, eat in kitchen, patio, laundry room, plus lots of storage for only $29,000, and will guarantee it foe' a year to boot? BEYOND DESCRIPTION' Luxury 4 bedroom, 3 bath home in beautiful Mayfair. Only 2 years old. Features include sterO system tIr,e sprinkler throughout, system, indoor grill, and a story boik kitchen. Another UPP warranted home Call Sanford's Sales Leauer 322,2420 ANYTIME REALTORS MIS AT - - or 321.0041 ' - ---.--- -. _______ - , ____________ -. '76 Luxury Travel trailer, i Load.'d w!h Cxt,éS Lot 6, Tw.: Oaks Camp Ground Del Monica S cu ft chest freezer. 1.40 Phone 373 469) ,; 'rractors& 63A- Heavy Equipment ló-Auto Pzrts EQUI"MENT CONTPAC'C FARM EQUIPMENT P4.'vv And Used Fird, liubOiC, Pet tibOne Sales. Rental, Service 117 MagnolIa Avenue $34 1341 ALTAMC.IPITE SPRINGS HOOD TRACTOR COMPANY JsedTrsotoi-s Ibid and installed. Al'. ' - LI_n,,,nrrvaflt "M''r'' for Pont "'' I? ,scres cars tot pirts One' .i ,'S .'."ck JP (1 Aj'im f',,'ts, Hwy 50 Call collect, Orlando 2131 'ndittoned flafterles. $17 V exchange. REEL'S BODY Sl"lOP. 1)09 Sanford Ave. - " r, t....1,. II-JU1r4 s.ci D.w....,. rwijjvvu r...U. l-LAij5()3QfrJ Goods Carpet Cash for wrecked or junk cats. We ________________ PentourRinsenvac In. , away 7 dii': weck Call u4,vrpcAoy AI 1- - blew r --- --- - . ijt'ifli' i53 'it Il tern turi. D.r:.i. _i!, 5.69. 3 Li tables. $30; Hercu'on recliner, $79. Used. Dinette. 6 cnairs. 145; 78-?Mtorcycles 65-Pets.Supplies Color ''1, SoS. Lo.c ;cat, 540. A:it.t.e, iffet, 135; Rockers. $10. Grea' Dane, 2 years old, fmale, MotorCycle Insurance Antique ladies' deSk, $40; Antique SPayed AKC.1I00 Phone 323 7062. BLAIR AGENCY Singer, $30; Secretary, 195; Maple 373 3164 drop leaf table, 520. 23.000 UTU 68-Wanted Buy '7) Yamaha RD 750. top condition, ar (rnd,t,r,,ncr. $15 larci' dout. low miles. luggage rack, helmet. mirror, $15. Ctu",t, 5,35. KULP CASH 3224132 ISCI) ur test otter. 3276265 after I DECORATOPS,407W Is? 51,377 pm 73)S ______________________________ For used furniture, appliances, - . '' "" ''' . ,,, ,., - - - - -. - - -' tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave C f'r'nne's W.is ' er & Drpt'r, ,lvOCacIC. 6 mos old New. 1.451. will sell Ion 1300 323 2664 before 1730 or after 7 p.m. K EPiMOPE WASHER. parts. usedmachiflf's '.'OONE V ,SI'PL. mA P4(f " 3? home with family room, 3 AR Screened porch. large lOt, aSwmc 1)50 payments 3231315 42-'cbiIe Homes 1SYR. FHA FIPIAPICIPIG GREGO.Y MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Dr've Sent ond, 323 5700 ZIMMER, 17' wide. 2 bedroom, central air, carport, patio cover tkirling, new carpet, adults only. Payments $50 61 Phone 377 005) Nights 675 5569 DAVES'373 937Q ___________________________ olor '1_V's from 550, B&V.. from 115, Service all makes. HERBS' TV. 1700 5. French, 323 1734 -- ____________________ _______ 55-Boats .. & fl! .•.. - --=- Aluminum Siding can cover your ho.'ne w.th alum siding & soffit system Alto Rooloc Gutters 20 yrt E'p E,Igk' Sd rig Co PSI 9543 Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON liormerly llarrietl s Beauty Nook I 5)9 E Fir5t. 372 5742 Carpentry 46-Commeloal Ch'na Glass. Metal Doll Repamrng Call Nellie At 372 6972 Floor Cleaning loor stripping waxing & Pesicl,'ntil & Busines',. Free r'stimates Blitz Clean 373 5951 Iome Improvements Johnny Walker w offers ,ou the Sam. quality eorkrrAn%rp in your remodeling and additions requirements as 5 ava'Iable fl isis general con Struct,on trr.,w f,Irro, Pi,i!r,g p,l. P n' & c.mcjlated br.ck 5. %tOn( spec atty 372 7750 Users 5. Inve'.isrs! Just writ c'u'v,.' been waiting for? 7 Story building at 7I1 1 2nd SI' Irpentry. Remodeling, AcId,tjc,it. Custom Work L'(ensed, Bonded Free eSt,mate 373 4035 irpentry. Concrete. Steel, Remodi'l,nq. Roofing F rec Estimates No job to l,a'ge or imalt Call Red or John, 373 500) ed h,'ip on II',At Saluru4iy iOb' ',tnelrig. doors hung',, oncrrt' work, etc fly the l.oijr. or the lOb 777 9365 w.flcjo',',s Attorneys, Accounts, Antique Dealers. Insurance agents. Real (stat, agenfs, ArCh,tects, or whatever, it't a natural? Unlimited use & potential. and 5: Casselberny, 3 BR. 1 bath, garage. Call Sanford's Sales Leaoer 3222420 ANYTIME REALTORS MIS IS PARK AT - - MG Midget, 1977, mint LOnditiOn. AM FM, wire wheels, juSt toned, lOw miles, 11,150. 3210031. ______________________________ 1920 Cadillac Coupe deVilte, lw mileage, very clean. 11.475 1109 S.xmifurd Ave. 371 1950 ______ ' - AcxtionEvøi'y Friday at 17 Noon H.ghwy 16 Flea Market. Santord '66CHEVY STATION WAGON 5750 Phone 377 0959 ______________________________ --- income Tax Serv. Radio & TV - _____ Williams Accounting Income Tax Returns DRIVE tl'l TV SERVICE- Fasi Service 102 I've Oak Blvd 'p.'r,- 5)) yy.4% Casselberr 17 97 I rd 'dc,',il, BijS.it'!,S l4 a' F.,' Pont', P'.cm'c 377 7343 PERSONAL TAX $ERVICE AND BOOKKEEPING. lndiv,dual & Business Tax Pe?urrn 7 East Road, Hwy 17 92 (SCC entrance. Five Points) 327 7199. Roofing Sake your Budge) go further, shop tre Classified Ads I'very day Landscaping & e' -4:' --- , -.--- ,'__il, - -.-.-"'--- , - ..-. •' shingles All work BROGDEN ROOFING. 32] 6700 - ?,j""-'ç' _, v 4if_ v ,. e=.t r.' 4'- .- "- 'i'- ..a.-, - - Sewing r,---x.-,, J - '---4'i" L', .#- I . - S Snyder Nursery & Land scapng. We are cverstocked in lantiscap.ng plants and we do complete landscaping service 327 37$ or 644 7246 Liz'S Alteration Shop Order Easter Tailoring, dresses, bats and matching bags 372 74)9 "-, ART AR0WP1 PEST CONTROL 7367 Park D''vr 377 II aS Tree? Exterminating Co - Complete Pest Control and Term.t.ng Free InSpect,on All Pet? Control. 10 oct Discount 373 7956 ________________ Photography '7.-'-V.'-' '-i cr-,,ç., - .. 323 9115 If you're in the business of building your busnes use the ClasSified Ads o(ten "•. . . iii4 -•ii.' -• ,5 Upholstering 4- ' "" x , '" l - 4,''i,c cL.V.t'e# - . 'iL' ", -"' ' I (14 '"p -. ,.. 4 S ' a..' 7,y '.,. 4-.;y1 \"" is" - r" . c- -' M-v .. ' John & Clara Hall Custom Upholsiery Specialists in Tuthng and Restyling Furnitura & Sewing Machines Repaired We Buy, Sell & Traie. 607 Sanford Aye Phone '377 9Th Well Drilling I -. -' -11')l .' :-,",'-'' - .'.ELLS DRiLLED, PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes' We repair and serwie STINE MACHINE l SUPPLY CO 707,',' 'rj5t ) - 4..- c5- ..IJJ Window Service Pressure Cleaning i ', 'ii.fS'[ i','I'40,t.','L'' 5(i.' BE (UMI(IPTAftLE RepIac your old JALOUSIE WINDOWS w,tPi more eff,Cient or dCcble "unq wt'd'ywS 5)1 9974 Smflqtj 8319993 -'--.' e-4- .'-'-- -'' . -'fl- _-':.. - .-._.'n, ,-4!' I ..j ____________________________ V 322-2 . . 'i'i I L,tcror Cleaning Si"(i4lmtt Nm Pressure spray waSh HouIt",, Trucks. Mobile Homes. Roots 377 0779 i.x't)"1 _. - r &r ,, Expert automat,c transmission overhauling All work guaranteed Free O'agnosij Factory Trn tmiss,oij SyStem. 407 E Celery, Phr"ogrpP.y by Munson Cc'. lJii' fli Pddfl plo1:,S 'easonabl, p red Price' 323 6)15 WANT TO SELL YOUR I-tOME' !;', .i.; a new hOmC'5 Moving to an aparlmeol' Gel scm action w,tts a Herald riassfed ad We II help yuu write ,in ,j toil will trnq a tisi s,le' CALL 3?? 261) - ç.1 j',i-.-.O.a.tjçj - Have some camping equipment you no longer use' Sell It all w,th a Classilied Ad in The Herald Call 377 761) or $31 9,993 and a friendly ,vd viSOr will help you , ' ii Altenat,ont Dressmaking, ladies', men's Children S Drapes, Quilts, Upholstering Donna Canada, 312 0707 Transmissions _________________________________ To List Your Bus iness.,.DiI . Expert roof rI'pai' 5, U&t rOotS ci Land Clearing , stall carpf and vinyl, wall to wa'J Free EsImate. Call SEARS 'ri Sanford. 322 In) - RoI ng And Carpentry Pep.i.' Free estimate's Call 373 4769 ________________________________ Pest Control Pi,s!i'r * Downtown Buulding* 72-Auction L awn Care 322-6457 Stenstrorn Realty No charge All admitted tree COrTte browse every Sunday 9 to) at the Movieland Drive in Theatre. South 1797 Phone 377 1216 _____________________________ A low cost Property 's't MOB Coourtibje. bright ri': er,' w" Is, mw lop, only 75 C'(i') 57495 Phone 327 1651 10, aIm) mites. __________________________________ mll and off iot Specials! First ESTERSOPI LAND CLEARING class wotkmarshp 110 Oh tOo Bulldozing Exca.a?irig, D?cr work I'll d't. toP s.ol 322 trnll Call 5)1 13.55 Seminole & Volusia Counties. Acreage Tracts, mjll .1. large TERRY REALTY, REALTOR. 6210111 64 Acres near golf course, Fcrne Drive off Markham Woods Rd Trees, high and dry 14t'nse'S 0 1 54.900 per ,icre O.m'.r, 56? 6695 -_____________________ 196$ Cutlass, power steering and brakes, automatic, factory air, 1995 Pnone37l)113 EXPERTS READYTO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY __________________ ___________________ Doll Repair - 17925.127. Loi'sgwocd 37] 5570 or 83.1 4605 . ,.,, MuS.SiC C Batenan Rig Real Estate Broker 2631 5. Sanford Ave Eves I22 7643 The Best Buy In Town Classified Ad. Chico & The Man BUSINESS DIRECTORY - 321•0759 fly Owner- Five and six tenths acres, Sheryl Drive. Osteen 13.000 per acre For information call 377 1007 SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET . . , (.', 5, & Trade Anyone can be a seller or a buyer 1.4' Boat Trailer, $90 Ii' Boat, 150; I' Boat,$25 371 0157 - for Sale _________ ' - BATEMAN REALTY Wooded lot, l0O',)SO'. Off Hwy 177 Sanford 17,. $62 550.1. 10-Swap Accessories I' L,rsrxi Iitx rgtAs', itOal and "I''. .ttt'oard Ou't'nard OMC Ch' v II nQmnf' full i" ,47 . _________ 80-Autos . ' info - --______ Wanted to buy used off.ce furniture 177) Dodge Polara VS. A C.. P 5 At 0'.''!, P 8 A T., $1,750 Also 15' Ortarri" NOLI.. 5 CI'pper. 3S I'mp Johnson. 1)25 Pmt Ca's,-'"r, 92 42C's 372 0539. - '.mun,,vil, ohi)r i nIr rt,iinmi tit 'ii! r 539S I .'rui '.ibl tb 6 ,Pm,,ir5. 5)50 Ph 349 175? 43-Lots-Acreage GENEVA 2' Acres cleared, septic t,tni anut cli Gc.'d termS PINEY WOODS BARH- We Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous Sell for 30 pet. commission. Free Pick ups Auclion, Saturdays 7 p.m. Sanford 322 2770 ________________________ We Buy Furniture 53-TV. Radio-Stereo GREAT ASSUMPTION 321.0041 drapes, carpeting, 3 Yrs old. 177.500 13.500 cb*n 5)57 'no omplete. 339 7035 Wood on steel desks. executive desk & chairs, secretarial ch,.rS. ifragh? chairs, fitinq cabinetS, as is Cath ana carry NOLL'S Casselberny, Il 92,530 1706 52-Appliances Drive by then call your Realtor or Broker or us' Y':'II or glad you did MI.S REALTORS Sales By: - Cab,netl F,tch('fl Bathroom Counter ØQ$, S.rikt InstallatOo ,i,,i.lCbli' Bud Cahell 372 5017 at' ' 'ne Transportation to 4 bedroom, 2 bath; beautiful pool. ermtrI ht and air, corner iøt 7 i ,mr carport with large utility room Very nice. $46,900 models feature: NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN DELTOPIA- FURNISHED 3 Bedroom. l'baths. carport, large screened ,n porch Owner will consider holding mortgage. Asking 529.000. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V Itardwick, broker Dellona 644 6611 , HAPPINESS IS Our one, two and three bedroom AtH 3010 S P,i,k 3 15' dIr')om. 119.500 1379 £11011 3 II. droom. 121.100 ,'.ls. repissessions from 1100 Co'*n C". pi'r th,in rent CRANK COPISIRUCTIOP! & PEALTY.REALTOP! 1)04061 I Bedroom Trailer. l0'x35' 11.995 By owner, I BR, 2 baths. H'dden Lake. No qualifying, small d,wn, assume pay'ne.iti. 373 U ,u'' 323.7340 60-Office Supplies - lttii(a lied' I 37 1i ath,rliqht 16 u ,bob, l.in gOOd (OflClit,O, SIlO B' tc,,ni Model lOSS s, 1.rpi it, if r 'find, whrel 'i' .1 oprri5tors n,snuaI. 5750 Call 32 7)51 !2nO French Ave. Used office furniture .'.' WILSON MAIER FURNITURE TRADE BUY SELL ill )1SE First 51 377 5422 Sanford Auction c.---- Days 377 7)14 BrOker lIghts. 37) 0415 Ravensbrook-- Luxury I bedrooms. 7' bath, on beautifully land scaped acre. Lake privileges. Mid 170's.3.25939 ,) we can show 7Beai...jqn, 1 bath Spanish stucco finish with brick front, inSide utility room, enclosed hack porch. carport. Low egu,ty a"ti osulne' morlgamje. Ca!I 373 9354 anytime JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 377 091 1919 5, French Eve 372 1496.322 116.1,372 1911 OUR GARDEN HOME has it [ together Peg Peal Estate Broker 503W Ist St 17) 4061 or 373 0311 'V's CAR IBE- d,xible wide, 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, central ii?. ra'sed sreei room, carport, Shirting, payments $106.37. Phone 377 0051 or nights 673 3569. ' VIllage M.UNSWORJH REALTY 322 llfl TAFFER REALTY 5J etJ3 RAY540P40P.' PALL Req Real Estate Uroei' 37? 5611 Alter P4ri 377 7757 5)7W IsIS?. Sanlcrj Y.b41 ,TtL - -'. Call Bart mmvi BALL REALTY REALJO' 322-2611 -831.9993 I With Option to Purchase Forrest Greene, Inc. .J ICft1IitC S Ening Heiald Rent ',,'.'iFflPD 3 B' tu.ocn, 2 bAth chacly y,lrfl. ,lir (On 5)5.750 MAKE OFFER .( lAKE TRADES Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 322 1151. Sanford 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD - .TNT/ ',eiuva Landing Resort on toe river. Beautiful oak shaded lots Fish, I*n, boat rentals and free mooroge Adults. 372 4470. urnihid or S • S REALTY INC 323 7532 Eves 377.0417 cr37? 1557 _________________ New 4 BR 7 bath home for sale or rent with option to bu',, 1 block of Lake Monroe Orlando 7933459 BEDROOM SUITES Call your classified ad in today, S HAL COLBERT FurniShed 2 bedroom mobile home, Casselberry area. Adults only. Phone $31737) Luxury Patio Apartments Si c years. You'll find more classified ads in The Herald because we get results. ,., rDt ad? Thousands! >'' , - - New houses .n a rural area NO down oavrrent. monthly payments less tt'n rent Government Subiidited ?: Call tr 'e you qualily' " R.altor : their cars through a Herald classified : : After all, we've been publishing for 6 ACRES RoI)mn'.nn T,,nci, nin' Grov' ,o'I of 5.intord, $7,700 p.r r. 0 ACRES. %cluth of '3,inlord Wi.I ,i,v (I, o ACRES .,ni' 47 ACRES. Geneva .,r, t.: u' ,i -" r I tewmng table 'Otd ev f'' ti' 9 assume nalance of %Ii. or I2 payments of $9 See' at SANFORD SEWING CF1T UP 307 E 1st SI Cov'nto'*n 377 9411 - * l like rn w. central 1' cifl,5Pv n 17 hr. p,tio. ,iv,n.nQ, privatlot 3)9 11)9 as-4Mbik Home Lots eneva Uardens • s • S s 377 9751 372 7111 Alter Hours' 377 3991 772 0415 , ProletteOnally Managed . • Realtor -' 322.2090 I 24 His '. 7574 Part D 1973 17' wide, 1 BR, furnished Air adults Security $120 (Ond monthly 37? 5939. SAN MO PARK. I, 7, 3. bedroom trailer apis Adult 8. family park ',','erkiy 3515 I4wy Il 92, Sanlixd 3?) 1930 S. r JM HUNT REALTY - • CLASSIFIED AD" - , i L1)EATH HA E 2thx. ,'oiti rn 000?ry home 7 14droom. I ,.Ih%, furnstwd, rn(loic1 i,,u,.i,. 1)75 ç,ictP, $100 Securily 5)) 1777 34-bile Homes BAMBOO COVE APTS : iAJIII A VVII1M1KRLU S - _____________________________________________ flMM'I DELT0NAPlice individual homes 1 bedroOm, 1135; 2 bedroom, $150 No pets Phone 574 1010 _________________________________________________________ Make your Budget go further, shop the Classified Ads every day. Bedroom furnished apartment, Casselberry area. Adults only. Phone Ui 7)73 FROM • - - 20175 rRENCHII'1wY11P7) Sdnforci- Central and heat. 3 Bedroom, 7 bath, drapes and some carpetng First, last and deposit. Call after 6 o.m., fl2 7(i or $30 1677 3 BR, Air, Adults No Pets. 7312 °atmetto Ave m.sc. restaurant workers New rtjij,1iI .d1 st,.fts avalabk. Apply in person. to I? ' 2,to . ç M 11cr, Sambo's .. ,. cy, r.n(h Ave III SOLD MY CAR - '" ar 1 Bedroom furnished apartment. .'all to wall carpet, air con (lt,Oi'iimd 1100 plus deposit Phone ') 4359 after 530 1 REAL TOP Av .3731310 , * "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot" PianolOrganSalesi Serv Webuy used pianos I trade Lessons P'no. organ. guitar. accordian. pr' & group Ball's Pnin & Ora" Sales. 30) W Itt )fl 7755 Golden Touch 'N Se w r..,' be cold to tb' tuQhc"%t b.dder Complete contentS of Barr,'!' Used Furniture Store to incl:" bedoom, living room, din: room furniture, bedding. .ip ptiances and TVs YOU NAME IT, WE PIAVI IT S Piece Stewart drum set. I pece Zildlliin cymbils. 1250 377 3771 After S p m Assorted Colors 5 londay, Mar. 22, 7 P.M 59-Mjsical Merchandise New Vinyl Flooring rerun PUBLIC AUCTION 16' Larson boat with SO hp Evinrude motor and trailer. $100. Phone 37) 034 Dettona- 3 piece small white mdl bxrCn furniTure, sofa 8. 7 chair' lu' orr"n c.P on'. 510 571 1 ilO I 72-Auction Accessories ROBSOId MARINE 797$ Hwy 1792 377 996) FREE GIFT WRAPPING All flab GiftS, Knits, Christening Gwn1 PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 2610 Hiawatha Ph. 372 130 Sanford Auctic ' ut , / ',: : 0 I BEDROOM, 3 BATH•- $36000 Country sued kitchen, big screened porch, cei.tral air. $71,500 loan. Muit Sell Offers' LIKE NEW) BEDROOM FreI as spring, central heat, 2 bathS, fireplace. Walk to shopping. 33-Hou3es Furnished ,', 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOIhES close all seas", and NBC come up with some fine ciramatic specials Sn Me?ilnhnn k n!4imltt that NBC will make a strong comeback in the fall particularl' because he thinks people have disliked a good deal of v.ti.at they've seen on televLsion this season, on CBS and ABC as well as NBC. "It's been a very interesting season," he said. "There was lot of program switching early on, and I'm not sure it'! stopped. I'm not sure people have settled down. They're looking for some new things," Show Celebrates A Past Era 7 or 3 Bedroom house on large lot. quiet street. Reasonable rent. 'u' .n '0 Nfl ,,,icl u.'.p, tic.', I'' C(rn studo apt sutatle for a '.orkruJ or retired lady. Private 37) 5112. sLCRE TA(Y itc Lake Mary-'- 7 BR block hOuse Carpet, ar. lots of nice trees Stove and refrig. $150 mo. 4 security. 3.2 b3S. 4 31-Apartments Furnished You Work With Us,. P. slaurant Fry Conks, dish machine Piano & Organ Lessons Giry Steele, leather with Ortario Sc ho( it Mu%i, tfcrin; private -'t Li , 1)1 LET'SGOl'OWORK! DON'T STORE IT. SELL IT with a This 1$ great opportanity for tggressive career minded person. Classif led Ad Credil background AUTOPARTSSALES ô-Chiid Care Dependable person who can even - -' tually run business when owner ii ' BUSY BEE CHILD CARE out. 7477 Holly Avenvi SALES REP Phone373?S)Oor3f1016O - Svperaggrcssivewithdeslrefor big t)abys.tting or housekeeping money. MECHANIC nte Cindy Po*etl, )7)75 -'-_____ Minmum of S years experience, own tools. foreign car experience. 9-Good Things to Eat Great money IREECLIMUEk ' '.UR(OTTS Steaøy work, good pay. Ex' 5? '0 itIil L ()erl('fl(ed i:: i , r .': 0362 -WE SELL SUCCESS______373 5176 701 Commercial 'I - ______ ,,nI man or bard a"" '.. YOLk lIT!!!. Itt .IGI,'i(.)" Insurance experience would be qreal but you can land this job without. Career position for career - 5-Lost & Found mindedperson. SALES CLERK tY't ?,la!etnn,ture Pocdte, black Women's apparel. P11cc working .. . Cota float area Call iOndit cm Excellent salary. 1?? 1496 iltcr 5 pm PHONE WORK ___________________ Earn money from home What could FOUND- Brown Calico female cat. be better? needs a home 37? 5.107 MAPIAGER TRAINEE 6 N E I0 T N '.'. Garage saies are in season TeHtn.' People about It with a ClAss fr(! Ad in Inc tlerIc1 37? lA1I, ft BUY OR LEAE WOPIIO.'4 TO Buy MnhiIp hnm no 1011 ft lot, cent. H&A, I Iargebcdrooms,2 full baths Only 115,500 WALK TO SHOPPING 3 BR. 1', balnt. cent H&A, *All to wail (arpi't. ganiice Only $26,100 55-Boats & S2Sq. Yard NICE NEIGHBORS Newly redecorated, remodeled 3 bedroom home, large family room, cedar siding and fer.cr. eating ear, new carpeting. nw rt, central heat, 11,300 sq. It. lot %77.700 Own'r 3730972 Ldf HOWARDn.MOORE 1 Prkcd below FHA appraisal, im maculate 3 bedroom, eat.in kit chen, well kept lawn, double garage, prired to self, only $11,900 Multiple Listing Service --________________________ 32-Houe, Uniurnished Hice jejroombioci home, (urn, or unt urn 323 2920 Value $3) $772 -____ Room for .mnIoyed man in congenial home. Near Lake Mary & 5CC. 120 wk. 372 054.5 Sanford Charm & WIlT REALTY 29-Rooti3 LOWDOWN 323.5774 Anytime I Middle Age qentl"rnan wishes someone to share 3 bedroOm home Quiet neighborhood Phone 322 91'6af ter S;70 p m. or Lnytime .s cekends RAVEPINAPARK - 50---Miscellaneous for Sale CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOR Duplex 7 BR, Santord Lake Mary area Stove. refrigerator, air. Rig Reel Estete Broker, 321 0410 Ph AvaiIbIe April 1 323 7195 327 271$ I 3270779 9054 - RentaI 1976 Free, 6llfl77for "WeCare' "Hotline." AdultS Or Teens. I N A BE A N I A B S Realtor Furnished I bedroom, living rm., dning rm Ideal for retired ouple Near town. No pets 3fl 3610 after 1:30. ,: r only. 3727279, 414 M,rnc A.c ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call ToP) I R R U H 0 S WSR Y E Harold Hall Realty Furn'shed duplex, Lake Mary area 7 Ut' furnished apartment, nice yard Children and pets OK. $130 rnonh 7'.,milesnorthof43lonhl 92 201 SunSet Drive, next to William's Accounting 1, TX Ser,'"i. Open Sunday, 9 to S. Money Avilabte- Bus'ness yen lures, peratlncj c ,lpital, rt rank Iie h, 94 744 0S41 FOP ?.t'I' OFF%T ..trs.nocr. " '"( 1I a.,.. 1 MYSELF AFTER .'tRC' U D S I U V C I I V E I S 0 E I D E R S I L EN A C OLDER IWO SOTRY 3 Bedroom, mint condition 171,500. • NurseS. II N'S. L PN , Aides. Aide Cor,nan,on. Needed iri'imediaIly. I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE All fl616 H 01 I C E S 1 0 R ME I H M R N I U I N 0 11 ' DISTRESS SALE- 3 Bedroom, central air, larqe workSP'op. $20,900 ot'3n66?o. 25-Loans _________ -_______ - - B e a t i n g I r R a t i ri çj S new corporate symbol on Jan. I, Since then, what It has come to symbolize as much as anything else is the pain and frustration the television network has been experiencing this sea- AND 1HE U(,3,) CRACKERBARREL (A) (Th'-s) WHY? (R) 6:10 '2.i SUNS1ilNEALMANAC 6:15 (6') SUNSHSJEAU4A.NAC 625 2) (Pvi.) WITH THIS RING I Canlicip If you are neal ppeariflg. wliI1ng to learn, available lmmedatetY end cangetbyoi.apprnxmatety19.6O yr '.hI' fl tr.1flr) tt ( rt year, lhen you owe 1110 youreIt to look into this once In a lifetime ground floor opp'tunity. CALL 530 R N W I N C L 3720651 2 Bedroom unturnished Adults preferred. Free water. $130 323 IJ corport ion? -'-- ! 0 fl!... I . '' turniht'd 01' Ufl DUPLEX Ideal furnished location Reasonable rent 365 3171 an t .me _________________________________ 3 Bedroom, carpeted, central heat and air ConVenient downtown and hospital. $165 month plus deposit 373 1663 Opportunity Italian. Good American Fltstaur,lnt O'er, Wine ;O'. Sit, •uyi''ay 775 2625 PUBLIC RELATIONS Are ou looking for a permanent poitiOfl with a fast growIng major . -. LASSIE ft 3lA-EpIexes 24-Business OpportunIties Management Trainee Waike.' poor ratings this s"psor., but finishing first for the 20th year the eight weekly series that deQuality also was a factor in at the)' feel audiences also have in a row while ABC, with three bated on NBC last September least some cases, McMahon disliked a good deal of what of its midseason replacement were axed by rnidscason, and a(lmitted. lie specifically cited .1 _,_,------- £ flfl - - I sn , . . .. . ,,ni'v -.r seen an ius ann series scoring in Ue top 10 cv- none ot their replacements tuis "Fay," "The Montefuscos." ery week, probabl) will edge done particularly well, either. "Grady" and 'The Cop and the By LEE MARGULIES out NBC for the runner.up posi'1 think it's a combination of Kid" as instances where "we Associated Press Writer lion, things," MeMahon said during did not put our best foot forlaS ANGELES i AP) - With "If it does indeed happen, we an interview in his office at the ward." much fanfare, the National ssould be upset," offers John J. NBC studios in Burbank, McMahon hastened to point 600 FREE SWAP SHOP AND FLEA MARKI!T EVERY SUNDAY lAM .3PM . We .. ith to thank our rnuii triV'fl(IS, reiativis for the find n,qhtiors at the many kindnefle5 time rI thP patsing of Leath.' 4.-Personals EDITOR'S NOTE - Ob lish an image of leadership in grarntmngdcpartmentbecause doing quite well on Tuesday v1o'aly, NBC execut1ve are the kidustry. of how poorly the schedule nights but suffered when disappointed by their network's Rut now, CBS appears to be worked out this season. Six of switched to Mondays. Mo-ning PLUS A phonecalicould start you on a new and profitable career Call 562 3715 - . The 0)irr Family _______________________________________________________ Tuesday - -Card of Thanks May Finish Last This Season 100 (2') ff7) TOMORROW 9) DAILYWJRD s.30 '4') LATE NEWS 1 '45 r4) PAS1 OR'S STUDY 200 2) DAILY DEVOT3ONAJ _____ ($2,00MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Li nes Mini mum - - Aountant to asSiSt comptroller In .C(Ofltiflg, management, data collection 8. reporting Only Qualified reply to Box 597, c 0 The Evening Herad, P.O So, 165? Sanford, FIA., 32111 41ca111e llc a line 24c DEADLINES Noon The Dij Before PubIiction 500 2) ADA?1 12 THE ROBERT MAC NElL I REAL ESTATE ASSOCIAIES Eipecenca'cl& P4ewlyLsct'nei, Jon "Sanford's Sales Leader" STENSTROM REALTY 2565 Park Dr REALTOR 377 7171 ______________ REPORT (12) JOE FORRESTER. FueWer (Uoyd Brs) tries to arrest a d&angod and dan'gorous Vietnem veteran (MwFats)peeii.y,bighis etfOItS NO he'r)'JOd by LI. Slilw1 (Rk,id Ji.el) w$io that e-fJ-.ng be done - ,,., )Øf(, R,"asl S,llcS riperience Mature pi'r%onal,ty desire career 'Pefl to eventu4l re lOCIin f'ant,,St,c Opportunety AAA EMPLOYMENT 201 Commercial 373 SIlo SundQy - Noon FridQy TSRMS'NOWSQUALLA 0 Tornado l "r - 4i MIKE DOUGLAS S.1(YtN (0) MERV GRIFFIN SHOW LI €0 SESAME STREET 9 THE FBi (A) €1) MICKEY MOUSE CIIJJ (0VI) JI Hurricane ,., ________________________________________ I I 0 B N A D 0 I N P L N N N E I Y A Kid." Daws Mor'1 an. Janc Wyman. 1947. POi(fl6(d fri LondOn." DVII Bogarde, Ian Hielor tttish (B&W) 1953. (Wod)"ThoOno That Got Away." Hardy K'uger, cci &ttt. (Thin.) "Aa'oas the Pa.c' frrçfroy Bogart Mary Astor 1942. F ci OolJaneagiiey,tnnis Morgan. 1942, 3O (2) (12) DAYSOFOUR LIVES (4) (4) AS i; WORLD 0 mr ri, ,, ,iitt t'.(J',i lipi r .lIfl,il' Ptivii )fl a?oi '.' ru -- FINDS SEVERE WEATHER 1SEE!( £ j' t ,,cv,,c ONELIFETOLIVE €0 (Mon. rues Wed., Thti.) uLlAS. YOGA AND YOU (R) .'. .. 4. . o AM. . 5:3J P.M. MONDAY thtu FRIDAY A TO R (3 A Y 9 Noon ft €) MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORH000 9) EDGE OF NIGHT 12) DINAH €D ADOAMS FAMILY SOUNDSTAGE (A) (Wed) SCHOOL PROGRAMMING (Thus.)NOVA(R)(Fri.)KUpc5 SHOW (R €1) (Fri Cxy)SENtOR SCENE 300 (2) (12) ANOTHER 'M)RLD 4) 6) AU. IN THE FAMILY (Al ERAL piT.i. €0 (Mon.) A BIT W:TH KNIT Wed) WOMAN ALIVE (B (Mon. Ihiough Th.rs. ) THE MOTHERS IN LAW ( Fn. orgy) FOAMBY'S ANTIQUE FURNITURE WORSI lOP 330 (4) (6) MATCH GAME ,thruStlmes 6 lhru 25 Iime 2611meS HOURS ('g orgy) CALL IT MACARONI. 'Boys and GuIi ci sn: YI{ARTMAN. MARY 6) t RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. (4] _____________________________________________________ LOWEll THOMAS 322- (Fr).) CONSUMER SURV1AL KIT (R) €P ROCKY AND FRIEND& UNDERDOG 400 2 IRONSIDE TURNS (1 (Fri oriy)BCOKBEAT(R) i9) RHYMEANDREASON 2C0 ft THE ELECTRIC COM. pAtty 0 (Fri.oriy)FAMILYFOCUS 1.9) $20000 PYRAMID 2:30 12) tili THE DOCTORS i' i , ft'' rly OdQndo - Winte( Pwk ¼ 831 9993 Seminole i 11-li tstruct ions '- 900 (Fri. orgy) BILL MOVERS MACHINE .9 . MONDAY NIGHT SPE- Se Barry Gcdon giaw. 657 2) (1%) NBC NEWSLJ'DATE '.2.) 4 Ii ) MCALcENTER. '4) . el(F'rvyDa'row)comes to town to ti.ast open a new vein and sweeps Sara (Brenda V&co) of! her feet ft €0 USA' PEOPLE AND POUT1CS ,9) ON THE ROCKS 'Mlie rot rningfromacivthant*Øtalw$woheissentfcwrr.odical tests, Fuentes trios to make a trealtfcxtreedorninthedeeeit. (A) f-s1 800 voancorg.aniaiuctvne. 3oorge Matwis, C.l Betz 1200 2 (4 (0) SjQU3 AND IC1. ICA a ia JIGSAW JOHN St Joli and Domor (Jk Wadon and Nan Folnsto.n) investigate the death i a i a stxxtsca domolished by a plastique thai-ge. and the bial loads frito Afternoon (1 SESAME STREET 10 00 2. W(LLI KlNt.00M VoyagetotheGrpMBwrierRoo(. 14 HOtJW)OO SQUARES 6 MATCH GAME 9 LETS MAKE A DEAL 800 2 12 THE RICH LITTLE (2) (12' HIGH R011ERS (4) PRICE IS RIGHT €L) 700CLL 1100 2) (12) WHEEL OF FOR 'pj ) GAMBIT ft (Fri. ordy) THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) (9) LETS MAKE A DEAL 1130 (2) (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 14) (6) LOVE OF UFE 0 (FrI. cofy) VR.LA ALLE GRA (A) 9 HAPPY DAYS (A) €0 (Mon., Wed,. Fri.) 'VlU.A ALEGRE" (Tues.. Thurs.) •'CARRASCOIENDAS.•' 11:55 4 6 CBS NEWS P. iii Monday, P,trch 22. 1976-3D Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Merchandise - �___ ____ __ __ __ ___ ____ - _ __ ___ 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 -- — ----- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 22, 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/841bb42934380c4de8b589588adb5bd2.pdf 8af067fd93e1c9a4ea5ebdd38ca07096 PDF Text Text _-- - - - , E - - ~ -, _-__ -- ~-___:%rM_1P49jR11 w__,"__.__ . - - - -_ - - -_ ------------ ----..- -.----- _ :'' __ - " --';-i __ 48—Evening Herald. Sanford, Ff. Fnday,rthI9,I97 Answer Io Previous Puzzle B EETLE BAILEY - -'- '\/ III. __ __ ____- _-== '1\1 CAPTAIN NEEVi; 'IrVAIN757 sou -. ATE AT T I I ---A %4 ON L~' ME ~ - J RN t'R T.' ___ tit On the Farm Mod Walker N T4 ACROSS I Hoise color ~'OVRE ADDIN& 0 S 44 Farnis specializing in I - E;LE:fl - / C t ( - -_ , ZA 20 Demented 22 Possessive I _____ Ijc slip - 24 Ti!ChrI ' THE BORN LOSER 7 IT' iv ri gro ArtScinsc"n by r?rne 25 atom WALM rw q~~ O(5~O rk 2 Russian City 25 34 Charles Lamb (!!1) 3 39 Grafted (he I I Nights (at) 1 (0) 42 - 23 Eutitpean .j[1,rn4jI 5 ".' - L — - - f — attention b) everything. i.ii -- _____ — V -- i!Iii __ - _______________ /S4(IS _- ABSOLUTE LT)CI _________ /__— '' __ '. -e- - ./ 141 DOL)E5' — 1 . •I — -- — — — — -Li 28 30 31 132 29 __________________________ - - — - 37 38 39 40 - 41 10 , - 43 I • 'r- ' 1 — : 47 '40 50 — 49 r-4-11--.T. 44 ' -j -t 48 • I.... (J / — - —— 61 — — 64 - --- P— L BUGS BUNNY IWONDER WHERE 11-tA'r FLAI(EY SYLVESTER IS ? i ----r COULD US PE'IUNLA' ItS ,. ,/ - JJ/4 ______\ . 14 1—.-- — _-.-; I-f-_ 2 ,, . j r ' '.'i '- t "j Ii' \- 1, 1: I — ,:,...": . 0 I —:_-, - .Le— - V ______ , . -_ , .. __ _._ . -1 7- . -- - k- I ___ Z : i ~_~, - ____ ____ 5., -, ' -,-f , CI I . No . VA S : i_i~mli 4~ __ - - :- -_ -_ ,~ ; -~. - WELLTHEN c,TAuOA'DE L ET ME MAKE - ANOYCALL. ~ YM91"S THE MATTER01 0 YCU L OSE A r%E IN THAT PHC>JE - I L5 14 -)))I I---. __ -~ I =1 - ),i h' -. Ai~v IS Ciji ' I LOST TV#) NICKE1) S ~r f -- ,0-m - )I - 17 - '/ I ( .. a \ by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST I ,— r—i -. '-\ k ~,j " e-__O~ I - --- --- ,.—.., (Li AND THE 5TICKER PRicf' =_ : I Jt - . ;i L-4 I ,. -1 .m'lirrpt' \ ___ - ~0 Z_A liii I' - I 11 ' U-Sels I i - ~ 21, 11 I , ill ii I' ~i 3-19 ' Z i1vL— . K4 - i Kf4f_iIiIiI.W&' a I )-P.f fww~ - • fg NEVER HEARP OF HIM* =Rms- FN IAOICAN jump, I ! .-W. HOW 5OUN aow. I " I 0 ( I AA . r I vgi, ~55 _1 I - - 0 c - /W al /t&)',. 0 ' I ~, P Pass Pass tn eneouragirw results, 1!.~. .. ~~ 111." (.1 f.- i.l.(_~ ~' Ch ill I L K-W-1-1 :~ - -Y!;,j -e I I.- - -,, - - - . c:::- Pass #1 , .. —'_r ' '' ,• ' \__ _' •. .. -' - A - ;. • . ., . i . 1. . .- . . -. — T - T-'--- ' . : - . - . ., - •. .,. _. - .J — 10 . --:3, - I I I r7/) . , == # o- - ' I 'l' I ,,, ~ I / . _j - -.. . - I I I 01 011111 0 j2j* X /' r- I took your advice about picking on somebody my own size' UU 1 ke,w I-V- ov- PEW? I i. rL . , ~7 i - t, . ~" , j [L~ "1 .1 - i7 i- I- 5 1-~ l (5 60A4W 1 . . 1)- I (41 d io t - . 1W I i 1 .*T V I.. , =~'_ I .1 fi',~ -)I I 14 I %J_~ 1 ; -J~ , ~I t-e~-'?* -s 'IV I -i ,14 __ Garry 1I I ! F~, 1 '--- REMBRANDT tlng.Theyounpter, who may ydtw'nout lobeSanlord'sanswer to Picasso, points regularly in his studio at First Presbyterian Church Day School. I Herald Photo by BM Vinecat Jr.) - Ii ________ Freeman Says Ordinance oun Pelley explained the law system employes—arethe Non- suspend negotiations for 30 requires that negotiations be Instructional Personnel of days," said Grooms. "We will completed within 60 days of Seminole County (NIPSCO)-, try to resolve the matter before starting, or prior to 70 days Needed To Collect t. the Bus Drivers for the fir.q time for job , )n- refused to negotiate. the experience with collective association, after private bargainIng. torney Rules Impact Fee System 'Improper By ED PRICKE'FT 10) with Association. When Pelley tracts, because he has had Payments The Issue reached the boiling point when a grou p . of buildm IjLst month petitioned the cortunissioln to hal t theprsctic'. The Seminole Uunty Colmnii.salon's unwritten Bul.1ders cla!zn impact fees we Wegal. They say policy of coHecting impact fees from developers Is thq are being forced to pay'a fee to Urm county "Improper," according to County Attorney Thomas approval of buUdlng permits Freeman, Xt first former Couty Attormy Howard Marsee In a legal ruling Freeman ex;wLs to deliver on was asW for an opinion. That happened after Tuesday, the county attorney says the "present Commissioner John Kimbrough, a Republican, Freeman said his opinion is b&d twi a recent Ernest EUhiz woudd, Li queried, produce similar ruling , requires that impctfees Fren noted thatthe Supeeme Court did n. accord i ng t y To M "be segregated and that they be u0zed only for outlaw impact fees. But Lhe court said It must be Freeman, requires that impact caLstruction of new plants in the area of new done by ordinance and emply with the specifications set out in the court order. fees "be segreçjated and that they develomnt be utilized only for construction oi "Seminole County has not even adopted an or. missioner Richard n ew plants in the area of neW dinance. Therefore it is my Ieg4l opinion that the William have argued against, abojl,i%Imxnt ,j practice o collecting e fees without an ordinance Pa fees. development II system of collecting impact fees" from developers charged builders were associated with Freeman at all, is improper," the attorney said. without passage of an ordinanceis "Improper" and the three Democrats on the board, (h,. rasrn Is that the money . trought In Is u' The Lmm centers on wheOw the county must 11 fees could be reduced, both Kimbrough and "I th.ink that every Lawyer who reviewed the for repair of schools. 11-11 am % 60 n"Ti=', ae cizmticli~, is wluley Fort Authority -C1tairrm lom hinford said the ALw, both colmmissioners argue a Wil&r shcu ~ ~ Then Margee hLrned down the county's offer to siWation would have a cmaisUnt opirtion,"t he which has netted about $O,OOO over the pest two money could be freed to use La upcoming elections, research the issue, and Freeman was iitsijd to added. pay for the futtre Impact his development n. Freeman denied the charge. Freeman said Marsee and Auditor General have on any given area. come up with an opinion. I ., Water District roves Plan A 4 Today New System Boosts Egg -- .. rour perions have been arrested, and more are ex. pcc:i: 61 a caaaEa,14a %itij j, I I as producing better results. ,Sanford egg In fur. installed at th, Part of the St. Johns proximately $10000 The St Johns Ether will be District'snewplaii is to restore niture from Eric Adams I bi h ' deeper and cleaner as it flows as much as psible f the Furniture %arehouse. See hand1 - __~ T ~0~ .-- __4 - - . ____ 1 1=~ !;- - z, - ~ in: -4 iuY.'.0 _.- 0, " i __ . j A ~11111111111111111111111111111111111111 I 01, _. . 0, 11111111111111111111111. "....-.4 41 _. _:~ -111!~:N ' -. -61 Z I 7 A - • I EMEM -: - Plant Production IferAid Staff Writer Y" 4 - ''" _.1 ' L_F clad ,an sncei•ts _____________ ; basin's natural marshland, itor), Page 2-A. through Seminole County if .,i arrival the hen fruit has been - Fi-~ 4 new plan of attack approved by which filters out nutrients, W60aw a I iW The late of patty Hearst, muving like hotcakes, V" Water sediment and im purities as the Johns the SIt -- ~~ 'Ile system, hased on self. , ~k ... MOW , F , charged with bank robbery and A 4W Nianagement District does Water flows downstream to the Wl' ... i-. L~T -i - I -IFcontained digital computers, is Atlantic Ocean. what it'! intended to do. ,.- - .:-* . . I . Im %~__ - . mWlon ol a felony, Is now In the being used by Pinebree jury after lengthy Farms, Inc.. a JacksonvilleP .jpw. .4 7; 6governing board meeting this agriculturalists began draining hands of a #a-------* - . corporation which based --7 V " I PV. i JXL . . , 1 ~ 4. week, sets new priorities for th.-- land in the St. Johns basin iii the court proccedIO&S. See Story, 1 . r !!11~0 0ItV -__ r-,_tj supplies eggs for Winn-Dixie -_ i:~,~ Page 7-A. e'dw . 00 %- I ~ upper St. Johns basin, from the late IM, there were nearly pwwr-" I food stores throughout the state 11" r Seminole County line upstream 1,000 acrea of marshland that cf Florida . '' " Man) persons have been (south) to the riser's head served as a nat ur al filtration — .i I Instead of roducin prin. waters in Indian River Count) 5) stem for the riser. Today less feted by the Lake Mar) touts or displays,the , comput rs - . Volunteer Fire )epartment by ... It Is a significant Ste , than 250 acres remain Hundreds of acres of state. being presented with lifetime in this system control the combining a whole new apt, . f proach to water management owned land have been drained membership#. Story, picture, --I . I A The efficient, streamlined (- -L r;I j 3-A. 1110 . and stand i(fle, and St. Johns Page - W. * it4, with the fulfillment of Florida's .~, ~ ", I . process has catapulted the , . . Z. landmark Water Resources District staffers have set their _1 %_ , -__~_ I / . :. ~je , 40 plant's production capabilty 7 A181 - -. lr\ JL__ , I S Act, of 1912, which places sights on returning that an to from about 25,000 eggs per how 1, the river's ecosystem. Around The Clock 'L .. ... &A to more than 43,000, while The new computerited en procening system at Pinebreen Farms hu catapited The plant's proiduct.1m to about U,M tW The staff recommendation Ilrlct' public supplies, water per hour h11e reducIng breakage and container damage. (Herald Photo by Kits Nash) •..4-B simultaneously reducing recreation, fish. wildlife, and for a whole . Calendar blems Comics restoration For the entire riser solvi ng ............4-Il damage, says Pinebreeze bathed in oil, passed over a International Corp., was first the ease with which it fits Into It abreast of companies around tinter. approved were asin in a single agency. ..4,B maintenance engineer Clifton 12,000-watt light bank which spotted by Pinebreeze officials Pinebreeze's existing plant the world which are converuN Army Editorial om the U.S. s whose 6-A Stringer Since the March 9 referento the new s ystem. allows inferior eggs to be at the Southeast Poul try and layout. Corps of E i Abby ,. _..... - .. .. - -3-C durn on funding water At first it was thought that a Eggs go through a lot of weeded out before grading, Egg Exposition in Atlanta in Japan, Germany, Australia water Dear approach . Limb 8A handling between tlx hen and graded or sighed management programs tobe and Canada are among the a e iris o1 1975 couple walls might have to within Its superior th ass been fir Horoscope ................. 4-B the consumer. After collection one-milligram accuracy, production through ad valorem taxes lilanal. stems removed to nccnmmndatø thw natlnn.c which ctrInr sa's speed passies and funding has been maligned since their Hospital ... - - - .......,, ., -3-A they are kept on the farm in coded, dated and packed in primarily from the fact that it machines, but Stringer' cir- already have tht system or are fj, iii, assured, St. Johns District Kissimmee River project, contaitters. can grade eggs in hall the tizne cumvented that expense and planning to bring it in. St. Johns nine Sports .................14B average temperature of 56 officials hope to get fullw h ich The entire processing run, previously required. Stringer lnconvemencebymodifylng the Pinebreeze expects the new Jea rC assistant turned Florida's Telcv"lnn... ........... .6-8D degree:; , author ity over the upper St. the 1Lflh5 ra standard during which placed an the immediate order for production conveyor system, ttaChinery to pay for itself in eggs are Aut says Women L ' , . ... ..... ..14-C refrigeration Johns -now controlled by the level used exposed to 70-degrec plant two sets of equipincrit, both & tho enabling him to keep his five years, which is about twict. heartland river irto a drainage Southern arid Central Florida throughout the processing temperatures, takes no more which were in operation by processing room practically as fast as it could be done at the WEATIfEll ditch running down the middle it.-I - _,4 . cyclp . . than 20 ininutes, Stringer mys. January. unchanged. old production rate. • 01 tflC Stale. IX (" mk r Once the eggs have arrived at Pinebreeze 's high 82, Saturday's Sunday's e firm is so pleased Th with produces One more machine is Al though a few worker s have In cooperation with the Flood the phint in refrigerated trucks, low 58. nce "shielded carton". which the outcome that it ha.% ordered scheduled to be added to the been temporarily Wd off si '17he new plim emphasizes Control District - which was Fair, becomiag partly cloudy t means its entire operation is a third system for the Keystone Sanford plant. at which time the the system arrived, Stringer natural processes of improving established in 1949 when the ON, water quality over the Army main concern was preventing Sunday with a slight chance of refrigerated holding coolers Linder constant scrutiny by the Heights plant. located between firm's offices will be moved into says Incorporation of the ,~-ft-e It S. of Starke and Palatka in north a separate building to release planned complex of machim Department Corps cf Engineers' structural flood damage, not protecting showers. I'Virm with highs until they are readN to go U. lower 80s Sunday. Lows In Ibc through the syst m. Agriculture and has received y floor space. .solutions like canals and levees. the environment - the Corps will eventually bow the pjanitiiji low to mid 64s. Southeasterly Thanks to computerized the agency's shield-shaped being made to acquire two For the time being, though, output high enough to warrarit Jack hierriam. chief of per. Inds 10 *0 , 15 m.p.h. Shower automation, human hands stamp of approval. more. Nrliebreeze is rolling along with recalling them and will even Mitting and regulation for the managemen program never they touch th eggs as e per probbllltysuudaytO One of the best features of the a processing potential of lead to the hiring of additional e new system, developed Th St JoSnslXstrict estimztesthe e SI '. - . ,.- ______ . 1 .II !. I It,. A ft~, ) fw V A 4) -1) — be fore the school budget is consulta tion, announced that submitted Hesaida suspension Grooms had been made a would not allow enough time for member of the association and . negotiations to be completed. as ,~uch was certified to Bargaining would have been negotiate. ._ in process 36 days as of MonPelley replied that Grooms da) not i (1r1r, od th Pelley said he would f ile an was not eligible for mm unfair labor practice complaint bership in the association. The if Grooms persisted in asking remainder of the session passed .__~ for a suspension, as Pelley with3ut communicatioM exbelieves Grooms' persistence cept for the association would be stalling negotiations agreeing to meet with Pelley's Pelley also threatened to file team again the following week. .rwl .;i_ -. rnlj i. ,s .. results of hIs most reictut experiment witk Impre"loubtic pain. which represent 700 school tney (school board negotiators) by Dick Tumor - 'TI recommend the fortified skim milk variety to control the fat intake problem. if they can-t GINNY 71rl t ft I & , ockeci ______ - - 1 A ( nidian rtad r asks if e w(tuld o,rkn the bidding in fourth seat with. AxxzVAx 4 Kloxx&Kloxx Bridge watchers can e are not vulnerable ttit recognize the se con d -rate game is duplicate . nd defe er y his plaintive cry. Our answer is a resounding "flow was I to know?" Or* way to know is to %vateill negative. We are far more like. IY lu MW 1111611" POWs than to our cards ' gain in this situation. heis trying gi ve .n ormation. (F East held the first trick with MODERN, send Sill to.- -Win the ace of diamonds and at Bridge." C/o this promptly led the queen of clubs. newspaper, P.0 BOX 489, as Radio City Station. Now York, enthusiastically as he could by N. Y, I Coo I 9) ea U associations continued to team walked out on i'elley demand that Grooms be their when he said he would not when the negotiating teams Groonu, however, said he spokesman durit!g the time he recognize them unless Grooms 1 received notification that a does not look upon himself as a '.11—__— is awaiting certification absented hlln5elf. The ~ local linion had filed a motion buliness agent. "I don't conPelley said he and his team association said I*. would not cith the Public Employes sider registration as a business would be in iolation of the law bargain without Grooms HARRY PEU.EY il,itijnsComriussion (PERC) agent necessary to sit at a table if they dealt with Grooms present ref uscsto negotiate to revoke certification of three and conduct talks." we get back to the table on before his certification was According to Grooms, the employe bargaining units isSued, Nevertheless, Grooms said 'Monday ." associations are reluctant to because they did riot comply Friday that he had filed dur in g But Pelley said that if talks Grooms removed himself bargain without his guidance as with registration laws of the the preceeding week for are delayed 30 days, contract from the negotiating table last they are unfamiliar with much Florida Dept. of Commerce, registration with the Division of talks will be at an impasse. Monday and Pelley dealt in- of the bargaining process, and l)ilsien of Labor Labor The 1a requires that He indicated his team would stead with NIPSCO's issLstant areconrerned the) migh make The motion was filed by the his application be held on file not accept a suspension of talks. chief negotiator, Sirs. Carolyn errors wtdch could invalidate local 1010 of the International for 30 days befo1e his cer "We're not going to do that Brown their contract lirotherhood of Painters and tification is issued. We're going to stick to the law," However, on Tuesday Grooms was retained by the Hm!d Staff Writer A18 .. .1% "%'.^.\~ "Ill CARNIVAL Drivers Association, and Seminole Education Clerical Seminole County School Board Pelley said the three 1ind three county employe assoctationshavebeencertifled irgIning i3t)CidtiO1lS are b I'fH( ts bargaining 1ig€nts i --. apparently deadlocked as the Uowver, he contends tnat MUM board's chief negotiator, Harry Grooms, who Is hired and paid Pell ey, refuses to recognize by the associations, Is their Gene Grooms as chief business agent. As such, said' negotiator for the three Pelley, Grooms must be cerassociations tified b3 the Division of Labor Grooms is also executive before he can bargain. dlrprtnr nf the cmsno1e until tHo rprHlit'.tlnn I. Edu cation ,Association SEA) issued Pelley reiuscs to 1&_- k I -aw - .0 ''."-- .c - __________ 48 (Vening lead - i # . t• ..: : :7 . . I / 11 A. A , 07" I .' •,--. i. .I*t West didn't know, but he might lials I iI . I well have -xvirked it out. 1 l~' ,I.- - - second club and give bun a nih. DOONESBURY gua .. . - To try to tell his partner Umt he only held two clubs and Nort h Fast South West one of the reasons many tolerate milk they should take older people seem to be calcium ta blets to be absolutel) susceptible to Fractures is certain that they are not because of osteoporosis. That's deficient In calcium. why a little fall, which wouldn't hurt the younger person, may exercises for osteoporosts. One result in a fractured wrist or Is to help maintain posture and even a fractured hip. INlany of ain %%- hat benefits you can front the fract ur ed hip cases occur in increased strength F ho older people because they The other Is avoiding the types really have osteoporosis. of exercise which may lead to in fracture of the vertebrae or many people. When pain does cause problems. That is why occur it Is usually because of you need help in deciding what in iscle spasms which 3011 kind of exercise program Is of benefit to d described or it I . .- . I.- cjJ)jrt"" 4t:VkPxP- I'm Ii%0TgA0F1A1tNfM1 _.I on . NAMV P 01: MOWXXWffi "" CA lujim _______________~ --- ~I1 ___ I e-___~_, .r v I "V. PEM - n - . --- play clubs would ha% lead the king and contirue with the queen Then why did he lead Both vulnff able Osteoporosis is fhe times 1S women That is the raised bumi c'onuimon in women who do no get enough calcium in their in the thorack s me wnic diet. That's why women in the gives the appearance of a post menopause age should get modest humpback, at least (lie amount of calclWa ; _~ _~ - - V8 6 32 & 10765 for the dowager"i hump that you've mm older -I. . .. - I b T K Ryan .. .. - ; -. :" declarer collect the rest of the V 94 I! Seminole County School Bus - — out of clubs and had to let FAST I! U bcnooi ia s completed the echo by dropping WFST I By JF/tNPATTESON Herald Staff Writer ____ our spot a playing continued %ith the king. West 105 Trea tmen t certainly is not Satisfactoiy. Hormones have AIY orthopedic doctor has been used and may arrest the deformity. v •.. shift --.L TUMBLEWEEDS I Of WHIMS LUD'D. I , - i.L._jvi I - . I I 4 '• - BRIDGE K 872 _j that vertebrae collapse and there may be major loss of ~~ _ ) i I ~-_-, ~— ; _ - .7-__= ___ . -- -- .. -_-, (~_ . '' / . I - endeavors SOUT11 11)) actual bone cells disappear Send a long, stamped, zelf. causing the bones to be both addressed envelope for weak and hr'ittle. niq eandition mailing. Addrwm your 1, ?tter Ito - newspaper, P. strikes one out of four women in me in ~are of this San Antonio, Texas the United States after the ! , el ", 4~_~ ~Ir)a P 1 V . C)FORC)ER! I THOUGHT ~ YOU SAID YOU 01 DOT ! --, LOSE YOuR 01ME------,-% I I DIC*rT,,9 -4%' ji C-1 I T Th / / 1-'• _________ ~ 0- . il ~._'f . .~ 9 I 1 -3- .. i HEY- THIS PHONE Dr. I 6 P.: AT Says Groups Not Certified I - 71 ' Am ______ ~~-r . I Union ' Wisel) selected allies could 0Q _~ %~ r 7~.472:1 RANK/ by Bob Montana _______ * ,cases of broken bones. All of Those who want more I n. this hasn't added one bit to my rocniation on treatment and u' outlook on this condition. management of ostmporoll PULLEO ., -,)" 1- ,'.__1 11 I ARCHIE __ TILL HE -11) 7 ') 11~ V - Lf L__ - S )O , partnership arrangements. 19 _2:~ splinterand recuperation would - UAe aunger tnan ~ r _ * __ T- r . C~ 0 , , " ,.~ / ,V, , ;1. ,~-"W-' 11%" . IV , '-. AS ( 1Y'.r'' iF \I ,AT H E RV /,- f) 011 U ~ ; -__.-r ~ , - z:_: _______ by All Vermeer . 6 ____ __ 1 TM /_ I t~_, ____ ________- Plop LISTEN, AND AS l4E AGENT) s-' i-4OLLYHOC<! DEMAND YOU I YOU MIGWT GIVE PRISCILLA 1BE HE7R ,4 WORSE! ,_1 . AGENT. 'I', IN .0 I-- _____ 1~ . __ I - _______________ PRISMO-141 - .- I .. i J~~I, ___ .1 - - - :t 11V --,i~,~# . • • - . lion P: ..: - — .... ~~ ..:. - , '. . .. ., r ... . .. . . .. ..1 .. - -. - ___ - 20-Feb 19) H OS, 'St , and .7A1EM JA(OIIY condition at least for a few a nd a icT years. Sonie studies suggest reliLx my muscles. But so far nuoride will stop the process nothing seems to work, at least and even result in forming new my sat faction bo nes A group of the 'la)o Some well-meaning friend Clinic have reported the use of told me to be very careful not to sodium Fluoride, calcium and brerk mv bones as they would ,Vi."M - . . '. -0 J I -:::§ -, WIN I was told five years ago that I had tHs condition and ,since to that time it seems to be getting worse. In the beginning It only when a vertebra has collapsed affected my back. Now my legs and t he re is a temporary period and arms seem to be affected of severe am over the After my last bad muscle collapsed vertebra. I ~-_ . continuous pain eve ry day. -1 .- .. ~, ',7- - / k ./ - ~~0 V , - ire' . . I, 1 condition. '- Y( NOWSHF-'SGar TOO MLCH . . BOTTOM 4'b 'S.____ PIIFII %4 ft I I appreciate anything you can tell me about osteoporosis of the _ - - ~._ 1 - —.-.-- s )I~ I I ~ THE BLACK BOTTOM N.AND T14E I VARSITY DIZAG ——— —'9 66 By Lawrence E. Lam h, hI.D. DEAR DR. LAMB— I would _ f ~ K ° - . - Chic Young '.- - ' . ':~ , ,1. - 'IF ~Il l iu CORA ISN'r 1, ]1( BACj< IN TmE TWENTIES ZIPPY LIKE WE DID ALLTHE I SHE USED VANCES~~ I — . ~ - ____ BLON DIE . ' tt~. - . * - . * . )' , . — - - - with friends today. Let each to get better results if )OU - um Loss ,, . 1 . ~7 - ,—. ( - .. _____ others, but today you're likely prove beneficial to collective — - 65 — 04 budget-minded social ac v .s I nvolved IABRA (Sept. 23-06. 23) Usually you ork e1l with 55 4) . .., - _. - . .. - . ! 1 I th. PLSCES ( Feb - . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ) You could be dsanpointed today if Goals will not be denied you you expect more from loved today if you're prepared to ones thrn they are able to make the proper effort. Give it your very best. deliver. Be reasonable. vIlu10 (Aug 23-Sept. 22) youR BIRTHDAY you're conducting an important ' matter today where a uartner or III -. c'' S inoIei pet1 IPISt eming ear 3d re liKe • ç \ 5NC\Z1N' SPOTS \ TTERN l 1J _. (= _________ 62 / WELL, THERE'S ONE -fZ c's ( 'SLL LOVE. - — —— 60 — 63 ———— byStoffel & Heimdohl -- 52 1 M 59 t.__i - 45 - 1_1- - - -.,- I - = . --_-!~~ . -~.7,i - )OUrSelf. AQUARIUS J pay his i - 4 constnjctReregardlflgaseCTVt ambition. P3 underplaying some decorative changes dC home toda Be sure what buy is sotnethin' ou can ve - 23 — 25 26 27 byLa rrLewis — — — ___ 22 ER with BIMO BURNS — ~1 ~61 and he greater resol ve than you'rt CANCER June 21-Jul 22) - 21 ______ Sanford, Florida 32771 -- Price 20 Cents let temptation override 21) You'refarmoeresourcefu1 You may be tempted to make _______________ 19 21, 1976 F. " & today. Challenge awakens the reai )uu. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jart. 19) You may have an op. Social Situations today you'll draw far more favorable portunity today todootnething — ii- March 68th Year, No 181 Sunday, some se 3 our rductance to ask for better terms. —11 — 9— 10 ______ - Don't might cost you more 10 business with friends today than with strangers because of 16 - fl Hed "iia deserving. 55 To be (Fr ) 5d Pronoun 59 Light broAn ' 13 -- z: ' 6 need _____ 1 discipli ne today to keep cx- who is truly passing over one 51 Heavy blow 31 11-il-,in 0t, 9 \OU m ay with an opportunist while travagant tendencies in check. MHenwck Only 28 Shin 5 F,3V0rrj(- Not fresm ening (Nov 23-Dec !!iaie form) SCORPIO Oct 24-Nov. (March 21-April 19) Be careful today not to be lavish ? I I3Vn pests ]PIX 1976 alcne AllIES 45 Farm in DOWN 21 Marden name 29 Heton 33 Charged N ____5 6 Anger Not fat 20, fly 37 Hiirdy heroine 63 Natural head 7 Wheat. lot one 35 IndonesianS covering 38 Plow U.-efs 8 cation 40 One (German) (p1) 43 fIIO s1'OCP 9 If is li v e? animal I 41 - VILA 1" Territory lab) 60 Inv bO iQO 61 Stale pos Is 1' Fur-beating 62 RotId le a 3 _ _______ SUNDAY EDiTlOhi 11 HOROSCOPE 1XI ,,~ 1 _______ fl -~_M6=1--~r-UVI-741~ CA_ .- IL f_`I:, - f~t'V!" i - - .1.. lr.v?~~. - - V_. 7 r_ 1 ',_A I- i~ i~.t - -;_ ~44 ".~,%r .4 .~:,,jw 4 t; 't't . —. _______ E,. .4 :` ! 7i -T1~1!7 __' r , -I 17-1 .~__ :~~M___;. ~, -. -.Y--- --: . .--.:.-. . . -- �Flm 9 ti t vening Herald, Sanford. rl Sunda — - 1- - — - - March fl 1976 Over $100,000 Said To Be Inv Lifetime Membershios Hiahliaht Anniversary Four Apere stedI n Furniture The ts NATION IN BRIIEF ('as.selberr authorities said and 11oe1I Branch Road here Harrington, 24, both ci tha t Voss, as released on 1.000 I1t Saturday the are located by computer, address, were arrested on bond. hinti was still being held members of the theft rinq Sheriff 1t)hfl F. Polk said a deputies said and reported the charges of receiving stolen Saturdn in lieu of 12 000 bond utilized the computer to lot atq Four persons ha v e been tewn of detertis assincd to thef items ordered b) theft ring 19 dabs ago to the propert and later released lnteigators said Voss, arrecled and more arrests are the *ace after officials of the sheriffs department customers from counts jail On 11 000 ti (lelier% truck dmer hdd t pected within 10 das in furniture firm with the help of Investigators arrested four each sorked at the furniture onnection with steal toinformant In vestigators HStIi d uncovered pe rsons Thursday night and the warehouse since 1973 and F anti Arrested on grand larceny order" ring thu. utilized a inventory shrinkage," is Friday after recovering a $399 charges customers %OUIU o to the as employed last November. were two Eric Adams 1,xilliputer in the lbelt of 41p. t Continuing the investigation sof in a search warrant raid at employes, Dino Momanick Inventory control over $1 firru ure shoAToom, pick out I pro).iIflateI $I(X 000 in fur. tueS wanted. take don Officials began noticing items 110 Aria Court south Seminole Fanti, 21, of 2500 Hoe11 Branch lIflhlIOn in furniture itema at the niture fr0111 the stock nwnbers and lter Eric Adams mis.sing from storage areas in Jeanette Maric Harrington, 22, Road, and David Voss, 28, of 889 warehouse is computerized, contact the theft ring Fu r n i t u r e Warehouse. the giant %%archouse at SH436 and by ark Freeman Gaslight Circle. Winter Park. deputies said, and it is believed telephone " The computer was used _______________ Restrict Personnel L!' • Government To - Access To -- C WASHINGTON 1AP) — The State Department has decided to stop publishing a once widely available per. rOSter that could be used to identily CIA employes, and to limit distribution of another such list to a --need4o. know" basis. .- A The department acknowledged Friday that it was no longer printing its "foreign service list" and said it would Limit access to the brngraphic register Both had been available to t pi It attributed the move to the lints unpoW on the dis, ibution of peon oaUon b the Privacy Act of IW4. but it also indicated that the'docum -ialue to Per"Us tr~g to identify CIA agents posing as State Department employes played a !%Ae in the decision. "A new dunerion was added to the problem when an American official was amaskuted in Athens in December 1975. whose was attributed in part by the news medi3 to the mamer in which his name and biographic sketch were HSW in the bingr.iphic regb-.tcr and fcfreign servioe list spokesinan ohn Ordway r! t 4-- ~M Pollution Alert Program Okayed —- A - - .. lAke Hoell alreadv at the lie'rald Staff Writer -danger level" because of coun',vwide posting wilution caused by sewage A l ake s in Dale said nutrient tests at EMP '' -'' .. =- - -_ _________________ -_- ' ________________________. _' _ -- __• - -, -.- ug T i l s A re r a Seminole County Public Safety Director Gary Kaiser, left and county fire department mechanic Jim SaUvan exaralne new four. wheel-drive squad truck going into aervce this week at Fire Station 23 (SeMinole-GoIdenrod). Track is the first of two WWts put together by county firemen at cost of $12,000 compared to $17,00M, 000 cost if foctory buft Hoe reeb, water tank sad pumps came from "Scat” truck phased out of service after a year. Fire Department mWititenauce personnel put the new spad wilt logether'designed to be quickly transferred to new truck cbmts In futurtYem. The Om m9tit are &bo equipped wl.th fin &d and rescue gear for accident and eme rgency eats (Held Photo by Bob lJoyd). ____ ____ - -- Tax Checks Destroyed F Si ated Th"Is — - 1 - — W eek "'an Water District oves a - official word this past week that it can fly fir tl I he plan. which the St. Johns St. Johns system the estimated District has adopted is merely 200 million gallons of ater maintaining a a conceptual plan and must be W1119 lost from the headwaters PierQ, on the drug charge after gambling house in felon' in. beefed up by more research into the Indian River and tIe a Jan.. 99 traffic incident on S11. dicinients return Iouth of Sanford and swd he statewl de grana Jur% prolAng escaped from a patrol car but illegal sports btiling and later surrendered to deputies at i,ambling operations in central f7~ hi home Florida ohn Randolph Hall, 21. of 616 Defense attorney C.J. Cullom Orange Ave.. Altamonte is expected to seek at con U.S. To Give Up Town WASHINGIY)N (API — Six yean after it began pouring mon ey intop1annedcocnrnunj, the federal government is giving up on the nearly bankrupt 'new town" of Ganaixla, near Rocnester N Y t -t -____ -, -t L - -- Grvcly 80() I — -- - -_ I OU Q RIM I - $ - LksIflcJInJcfl:flccrcJ! ' ,tilvil, PcHurmance. wju,ri icr wawn. )co r af ter c.. i drte. -_ IL 4 as - - - Ethyl Corp. said if would appeal it* ruling to the &ipretne Cowl -- Eirning Ifendd - - i —Vel 68, No, 18, _'I - r And - and Cflt'',n: Da, Sar-forC F1, SkOACI Class ______ Foi'jg, Pa,C a? Sanfca,ø. Ftradj Jr?'; i1ct> interlock, )oh match ific (ttj%cly Riding rractor Aah %Clcction of atiachmcni% for FR EE a us for The (ritciur andallach. mcntt that re right for 1 A. ' I Well WkI ll -n 'r --- I - ;q I I • r Gr een • .' • • I o BREATHING MACHINES o PRESSURE BED PADS > 0 CGMMODES BEDS o PATIENT LIFTERS 3 WHEELCHAIRS • BATH EAUIPMENT As Prescribed by Your Physician Obt2in I! i • I I these serir iinitor Medicare We Bill Medicafe For You w. _ / him as station manager. • ) 17he unusual move climaxed a t o-y ear period during which Lee had become a x ture ioiir L LEE around the Plainfield depot , ping ith agency and yard argeportion of the state. work and learning orse At the age of 43 the crowning telegraph)-. When his uncle left Ixe was the person best filliip was added to Lee's already impressive career. lie qualified to take over. - as granted a leave of absence Ike put in 17 years on the railroad to become a from Wr ightsville and Tennille short safety and service agent for the line routes before being hired b the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad in 1940, and moving his family to &anford. lie ere climbing the ladder from agentoperator to chief dispatcher withresponsibilities covering Z M Un hine • ortuary MEDICARE SUPPLY C0 III East Kentucky Ave., DeLand, Fla.* w------I• CLIP AND 54 SA — - -' "DON'T DELAY - CALL TODAY"J'. WINTER PARK DELTOA £742712 " rn 671-664 2 -_-_I James I Bb'the Donnie Clark Gaylord K. Crotty BIRTHS Sanford: r. &,Nlrs. Richard i Regina) lt;gt'erts a 1r1 Regina Dougherty i iorti C llarptr Sr Amy lienson Jacqualine Jones C. Katzenbcrer Paul E. Rowe (oristance Smith Jennifer Ta ylor DISCHARGES: Sanford: Wi'ndy E. Albers Samuel A. Brown Floyd Carpenter 1ar) F Chesser Slrie Coleman Bvron K. Washington Dick, DeBary Annie Edwards, DeBary 11homas Price Jr., Dellary Id A. Schalla, Deltona Cat herine F Steffy, Del I mma O'Ni1i1 Lorzo Sherr od Ilvron K Washington ary E. flargrave, DeBary (;llt~rt Robbins, DeBary Nell L. Beek, Deltona George B Martin Deltona Giuseppina essina, Deltona James D. Monti. Deltona 1a:o,;1 Lee, -- 4 * THATCHING L AWN S * MOWING *EDGING E. uattiiarano, F t. - ---- -- Fertilize Lawn•Ortlio Lawn Food • Sch lke Enterprises Inc. SILVEk LAXE DR., SA14FORD SAVE 121,1041-IOA? SAVE RESMENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL SLIDING GLASS DOORS "S Discount Factory Outlet Central Fl 'd Z WEATHER I SEEM Sunday's high 82 Saturdays lo% 58. I d hilt, becoming partly cloudy unda) %ith n slight chance of showers. Warm with highs I oAer 80s Sunday. Lows In the mcd _____________________ I --_______ ,' • - 4. aiiiOtui3i;ipIi SLIIItI probability Sunda y 20 per f -_- ' EXTENDED FORECAST , of sho wers mainly er the south portion lon _y (1 I% ,ad cool nights north and untral po rt ions Mild to warm south portion. Is from the 40s north to 50s central and 60s unday's Da) tides high 12:08 pm, loi 55 a-M 6: 11 p.m. Port Canavera l 1: lilgh 11:39 .m., In% 5:34 a.m., 6: 00 p.ni. I Henry Block has ns why you 17 SV*uld come to US or income tax Ivip. a 4 -- j' f 'paceu-J worId comeS a as times you could really use a helping hand. These are the times when you can depend on First Federal of Mid-Florida Since we' ve been helping people just like you. 1934 And besihtnaguy rates on mortgage and home Improvement loans, as well as A ik A Reason 15. hort Form, we'll prepare it for you at a very low price. At H & R Block, the If YOU ShOUld (ILIalify f0l_ tile S simpler the return, the less we chrqu' H&R BLOCK _____________________ offering a wide variety of sensible savings programs. set up a savings program that fits c your budget, you can depend on First Federal of Mid-Florida. And, s to seive you faster, better, more accurate- A, I ly and more efficiently than any other financial institution. There's one more thing you can . — - . -- depend on at First Federal, it's something that goes with every transaction a smile. A So, if you re ready to buy prop- erty but you need a helping hand, come talk to an experienced First Federal of Mid-Florida Loan Of ficer. Or, if you need to set up a g !Lr, *.t' l Helping them with competitive AT, %s ho returned to nford recently to visit relatives, (k-,clares that his retirement iIl not leac turn idle He is still active in church and fraternal organizations around - Di na [)ando Iko Edarils i Al. Ixe Birmingham. remained w ith the agency until his official U.S. Civil Service nd railroad retirement took plaire in 1975 after 52 years on the job - ur ~Z=_____=:==_ _1 School Vacat on h Irene Inck bra H lisk COMPLETE LAWN CARE - - I Fe Val OT p some future goal, we're ready to help you starf with a plan that will tarting working at ge 10 and 11 I ._&________________ '- I _______ •_i'I. IT tote Free Estimates I hel CLIP AND SAVE Z 0 HOSPITAL Sanford: I fi • OOXYGEN ADMISSIONS: before summer vacation Include Good Friday. April 16, and slay 31 or emorial Day. — Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of ... Choic.e-- 1 . J J I a r d Vegetables Whipped Potatoes Peaches Rolls, Slilk, Butter THURM) Ground • Igri Dust Y HOU Rl,diag Am& NW Wflc2 Wes will bold a benefit borse show Sunday al the Wllcc Arena on R46 four miles west of 1-4 to A nomber of canals awl aid the "ittle Rrd School aOose Spectators are admitted free lues in hat is now Getting acquainted w ith Penny Qc*ttrpnd her boru are pupils Control Land 161)1 be lu Flood I ed fmm LRS11 (I mm Idt) Terem Boone, Rebecca Davis, Ron restored to original m ar 3h Alstm, Sh8r*0 AsMey and Allim Mims.(Hemid Photo by Tom elevationi to restore the a bility of the 17larshland ',o retin the f — d flaked Dt Rull, Milk, Butter FRIDA Y, ICH?6 Pizza o Salad orn It e Cream Milk, Butter Uc'Q - OK Lawn Service Inc. Nilld - Z . ,, S"eency, Dellary Ilri4in I Hutchinson, DeLeon Springs John A Sellers Dehtona nterprise Classes Ihl resume at the 25 elementary, ex ceptional child center, sevtn MIddle and six high - - 4FI- ARCII 9. IM A living slice of Americana indaclasslcexampleoftheold Horatio Alger success story passed through Sanfor d -- • HOSPITAL NOTES e 0 f A mericana Returns To Sanford ! __ A • • become ft youngest individual e ver to accept a post ith mmerce Comiiiission. Lee as 10 ) - cars old in IP-3 when his uncle, J.E. Willi,arns, was transf~rred away from the Plainfield, (;a., depot and the Wrights ville anti Tennille i TLFSDAY MARCH23 Chill utter torn Co.'e Slaw -rune Spice Cake Roll, Alilk. Butter WE.DNF.IDA MAHH24 Broccoll or Greeirs Frwt _______________________ Med care ilk, Butter The (orw' Plan or strut. ting three canal. a wate.r i ontrol structure, and the Lake W ilmington Reservoir would shelved. V ATTENTIONI Juice Bar ne Blue C%pre in Eastern uwcula. south of Jane Green, if constructed at all iillbe modified to onh temporarily impound t he uc Cypress Creek drainage. - a ONDAY. NIARCI122 Chicken and N(x)dles Green Beans as I I P<1 *own - VP to M ins. CAL T DAY D FORAPPOINTMENT , Scmfnole County's 31,839 U ill 3 Ill mw 39 " b!1cschocI'loa1h observe Spring vac 'ation beginning ith the end of the class day on Frida y, arch 26, according to school officials. C . ______________ " Off SP,(!5qq_ • .' s3nl7 I Toro AoistwOwMatIc SPRINKLER SYSTEMS n ________________ • a. '- I • — 31OW MELODY LANE (ccr. — ... . - MU TON (AP A Pensacola real.estate [raker was passed over t1ceasaprouve kidnap vjd be fare being abducted and shot to death, one of the defendants In the case ha., testified Phyllis L. James, a 24-year-old divorcee from arion, Oldo, turned states evidence and pleaded quilty to a reduced charge in the October slaying of Alm C. Hartley. INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT -- * LICENSED * BONDED Broker Abducted, Shot CAMCO Harvey Pugh, Charl es Walter, Ma)or Walter &renson Sheriff Albert Walter, lion Urban, Ed and Mrs. John Polk, Former Zimmerman, Joe Smathers, Longwood Fire Chief and Mrs. Rilph Schweickert and Wayne Ho IBossiere and Winter Sanders: Past chiefs Pugh, Springs Fire Chief and Mrs first elected fire chief; Lewis Charles Holzman. Alter t)'e membersh ips were (Zip) khweickert, and Charles a w arded, the members and Smi th Sr. Awarded lifetime mem. gueti danced tr the music of berships for being injured in the the Count Ballads - -w- homesteaders now deceased Among those given lifetime memberships In the Lake Mary FIre Del*A m enta ho had urkid w ith the Albert Walter, Harvey Pugh, Mn hank Evans a Ed mmean department (this award • , ., , wth deceased: a.'• t I ', . cp;runrm l,.r a,L'.. *.. \aIccr as creUir erman. the department's Albert nd Anna Walter Earl Toney and Wtson livel, I ( I R In Scott, sC(0r pr uen I ( •ili( it no ildta' W her ; tdepartment'sII the c utri,er U iltAt S MIAMI (AP) — ,Gotta go now, gotta get in the life raft," a Flo( ida man radioed as he and three buddies left a sinking cabin cruiser about 45 miles sou th of Miami The SOS call sent a Coast Guard rescue helicopter to search for the men Friday. About two hours later, the res. cue unit found three of the men wearing fife preservers and pulled them from the water In good condition The fourth man, identified as Roy Bash of Miami, got into a smafl raft and drifted into shipping lanes where he was picked up by the tanker Tirnik Exprew, the spokesman said. 1% - Hoffman, Richard Ivers, Shivley. 41111 I I 11 MMM' Three Rescued From Sea 1~-D PCT MONEY BACK GUARANTEE Menu flood detention reser%oir s June Green Pool will be studied t All public recreation in mind ItA Its ruhng, with %id- unpbcatioi,15, c-unfIrILs Envircinment.al Protection Agency's authority to order reductions of lead in gasoline, even before am public health hazards have been positively allblished. _____ A BacksAuthority WASHINGMNIAPi The US. Court o(Appeals, in a decision already being blasW by the 6emicW industry, says the go%ernment is expected to present damage pubbchealL not wait twW the dam.age is done. __________ Str'Cld HEARING AID The staff also sug gested negotiations landowners research to detail the an the western bank of the St p 'p-cifics. Johns to end unnecessar% diversions of water Hut the St Johns District staff is very cautious about ttx, relationship with the Corps OIeof the thingsereting C 00 not to do is present an image of SPecificall%, the new plan proposesmo~f)ing the existing Jane Green Reservoir System, chich nsists of Taylor Creek P(x)l. Cox Creek Pool, Wol ( rick Pool and ash Creek Pool — mostly r money has been invested In the cunmunity for a s&ool a sewage treatmen4. plant, seven miles of roads and 700 mrnroed lots ready for building,, -! ____ 1fflI -- " tip the two agencies are no longer in existence. Because of the drive to complete the bill by the third week of the session, action to shift their functions to other agencies will come Later, Fortune said IN"THEmEAR Atlantic Occn. the Corps." said lerriam. Tlm O'Brien. attwmy for the Gananda Development Corp.. said more than S= milhon in private and federal I - j before %tork actuall) begins. ne board's approval of the concepts in the staff plan okays - % announced Friday it will acquire the amm of th,e to,wn and will try to Peddle it to a private real estate developer. I - riding tractors. . 53. of OrlanfV.. fee" tri:l!0..:t-.-r, counts of bookmaking and a d (harge of nd an escape charge a opening the route to competition for 311 Accorftg to AWw F. KeHy, president of Western, "All the major carriers were appUcarts. It was the last ma, 'or nwket which didn't have compebtion. We were pleased to be selecW unzinim,ixisly to provide the second smice." - 3 9 t a — C.A.B. Opens Air Route - 2g.- - - p; '- - Elmore, Frank Evans tourih Gravely - Euringer said that the 8,361 Fkrldlans—,out 31 millim who fUed—let Uncle Sam keep $1.2 million in the form of unclaimed 19174 returns. - DW4, 11i's (if the volunteer fire as.sociation, nd Fire (7hief Ralph Abell prLst:ntr6 the lifetiml- memberships to: Ball. TALLAHASSEE. (APi — To state agencies, U' Uninnunity Affairs Department and Department Professional and Occupational Regulation, should be abolished to save money, the liouse appropriations chairman says. Rep. Edmond Fortune, DPace, said Friday that the _______ -- btuk* WLsk dlu"Ll* - / upporters of ERA. She also 1fl Catherine cast, her opponent in the de te, in the atiack on spending ti'x payers' money for ERA o b1:11% it) slip or brcak '$ %pCCd Ifflnuit,n ft (ord ncui - JACKSONVILLE (AP) If you're one of 8,361 Flwidian3 who didn't get your umrewm check ia.'tye.ar, the Internal Revenue Ser%ice 38y3 it's probably because you could~il be locatM, And your check has been desttoyed. "If we cant find those people, we can't deliver checks-" sa Holger Furl ! suiviut. ..we • Memberships given to past line of duty were John presidents included F R jimin, Charles Smith Jr and tWoody) Friend accepted by Steve Willis and for continuous his sister, Mrs Carol Fugate, erice here Homer Gleason, Bobby Fugate, John Wayne [liii Smathers and Virgil - - raa thncp Iw, ii injuries, losing turn from personal jobs, and those over 55 scars oF age tho hate gien vontinuous -ervice to the But Mrs. Schiany contended in an ERA debate befoea poliUcal club Friday that the fide has turned a amendment She said it wll ultimately be ueiea raditionally — - - departinent s 20th .innicrsary celebration of service to the (11111111tulity. The lifetime memberships sere gi ven to charter iiem- Agency Cuts Suggested ixtrialsondrug charges and Springs. is accused of two tinuance in the trml if defense of resisting Sanford police port Blvd. an( lcCrac.in V Ii a( three robbery trials are among counts of possession of con- motions to suppress wiretap officers with and without on Feb. in the 16 cases docketed for trial trolled substance marijuana t ndenc are unsuccessful violence to their persons before Circuit Court Judge Joe and TIIC — in coraliection with a — aurice Gear Sacders, 19, connetlion with a Dec. 2 traffic A. Couart Jr. this week at Jan. 3 police r.ud at his of 1324 Oleander Ave., Sanford, arrest. Sanford. residence. — Peler Paul Bucurel. 2,, (i t is charged Wi#h receiving stolen Dntigl Keith Manning. 19, rif In the robberr cases. ichatl property—a shotun stolen In a Winter Park. is accused of Orlindv. is accused of J Ra\, 20. of Orlarxio. is ac. Sonford sporting goods stor e obtaining clothIng from a delivering cocaine to an un. cuSed of r, )bbing an Orlando 6urgi4u%*. Casselberry store with dercocr vice squad officer on man of moneyand clothing in Y,illjam F Nolan 37 of orth1ess check sept it Lake Howell Road Februar 1 75 sifter the man 'era Beach is docketed 'for 1homas Fulion Wilson. 28. of v as picked up in Orange Count% trial on burglan charge in Small Tractor, Sall Price Johnny Roy Aflovtay. 22, of P0 Box 51. O'iedo is charged dfld orought to Stminole Ii JOhdieI connection with a Feb 7 128 Academ Ave., Sanford is ith felony delivery of Alonzo Teague. 23, Lake breakin at Sa nfor(Al iddle docketed for trial on two counLs marijuana o n'Oct. 24. to a state onrot Terrace. Sanford. is School. Of aggravated amult with a beverage agent near a market charged with robbing a woman — Walter L Bryant. 21, of 807 Pistol on neighbm in the t8 at Oiedo of s:o a-a Samuel Fuller 20 of Pine Me Sanford is accused icin1t of a mcd cififp t 4.. 1 *r P--' V 1 Forest City Road. ikekhart, is .1 !4Dr trial -C (itsidu -a 6-tr at anio rd wtule oIdelmer af heroin toafederal armed with [rick a Trac orCo Drug Enforcement Agency task Other doketed for tml Oflaftft. Flo ),r,4 force agent in September at NS ueek before Judge Cou r t Fern Park include A pp r 1 rr:ie Charles \1eIiersn William Charles %ljflor. 11 I" 29.of9OSW. lhSt..Sanford,ts of lied l&n uare. south iContinued From Page IAj rainfall of the wet season for accused of felony possession of Serninole. charged with mahjuana. burglary of an apartment canals. levees and water maintenance of higher stages Star'sky was fired from the Arizona State facWty by the state Board of Regents in 19710 after the FBI sent an anmy7rxw letter Pttaddilg, hign to a 1" ty oomnuttee. He now works as a lelgal rime"cher in Les Argdes. Q m AS - I - LtI MARY iliegr inlng 01 liuitirne memberships in the city's volunteer fire departinent was the highlight of the Rights Aniund. supporters are barduolled by a wad Oleral °'Y' charges Phyllis SchIafi), leading ERA op. i„. — I U 4 • e WASRJ?W,TON AP) The CIA compiled intelligence surturlaries on an Arizona State University philosophy professor who was active in the antiwar movement and a meznb of the Socialist Workers part) according to newly disclosed documents. 7be CIA released hea%-fly censored copies of three of its t cii M orris Stank) in reonse to Starsk} S request - '- Federal Funding Criticized 0 F D Celebrates 20th Year -- IAMI (AP) — "Freedom fares," a new reduced round trip airfare, will start In Florida May I, replacing th e "nofrills" tickets and its restrictions. "I'lle guy who can buy his ticket in advance doesn't have to be a full-blooded Na vajo wearing a red tie to qualify," said Mike Smith of United, which initiated the new discount fare. The new discount fares anno'inced here Ir(dn will offer travelers a travel and a 35-Wr-cent reduction for night flights by Uitited, Delia, Fstern and NaUonal Ahnes While "freedom fares" discounts will be similar to those offered by the "no frills" fares, ~olders will he able In trp!vel env d:!,, c! tl~e —ceh, obtain food aboard the aircraft and sit where they choose in the coach section of the planes. airline spokesmen said. r LF bnI Id Lt au at! :ioer. Dale said it is the lakes in Seminole Counts count's s responsibility to in If the tests reveal an form '%%ater goers of potential unusually high bactena coLnt. (Lingers. that lake ' will be posted as a lso. there re level-r of potential danger to swmmer bacteria count st b the state FIREMEN SAVE Or. the lke could be closed. lidit &iii ith %'ater, COUNTY MONEY Tuo known problem lakes in Orange County officials Seminole Counts are lake alread ha -. a program Howell and Iake Dale uhereb~% citizens are infomied sa id of bacteria counts in that Bacteria tests are presently counly*s likes, being run at Lake lioell — a Collimission Chairman 406-acre body of water near ichael Hattaway and Corr, Ccse1berr% b counts uiussioncr lItin Kiatkoski st the posting Dale said nutrient tests sho%k prograin CIA Spied On Professor V f' THE ONE To "' , ____ - To Begin In Al Polk said at least five more ests are expected in the probe "within the next 10 t - cyrn cier, aid ecj Ford has only one camign trip on his schedule, followirig his day-Inng effort in North caWdna. Tuesday-s Prilmy is the lag in which Ford and Reagan will meet head to head unW Wisconsjin W April 6. Ford plans to stop in losse, wu, next stis his way back from campaign fundraising events Frida% San Francisco and Los Angeles if Reagan continues his 6allenge after Tuesday's balloting, where Ford is ex. dto win, Ford aides sa the President nilghtmake a reblm vLilt to Wiscmsin in early April. The President contends that further Republican Primar) battles with Reagan could hurt the GOP in November, and his backers have stepped up die pressure an Reagan to give up the challenge. • -,4 71 . 1t DONNA ISI l.. llerd Staff Writer Reduced Air Fares •hai uqe,u. in Lai e h ary I merchandise would b delivered by company trucks ) Ifid the Uiu rin' c cash paid for the furniture, usualiv half the marked retail In Act' S' -IT chain cf program tco weeks ago The shoc seeral organic But t'e as turned don oterloadings he said Dale now says the com. A high bacteria count doesn't mission has gien him the go nececsartl mean the lake is i- ____ "rIrL . ff. 1. Dale. the di rector of ser Ice: asked c?r stgmni' A ' ______ program designed to warn plant, -; which dwnp waste into t%)untians of pollution in lakes the ater. hw, t*t-n ukaved b% the coun:v At tAike Orlenta ti-le prolilems conuTimsion. accoring to Rill stem from torm runo ake - V _. 'L - - I WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford appearing Sat:urday in North Carolina where he hopes to end Ronald next Tuesday, hasput 11 PJI ' 11% E l) IIHICKFI - - FLORIDA IN BRIEF 1 BOB lit U) lIcraldStaff%rjter Sunday, March 21, I976-3A ________ • I \ \ \ maflon doubt ______ \ \ 295 I Ill • 309 F 1st 51 Ph 3224771 l50sauiiajAIospring 1)r 8J1-4484 Oprdn 9 a.tn.-9 p.m. Weekdays; 9.5 Sal. Sun. Call or Write; OPEN TONIGHT—NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY 0th9r Areis Office in Oviedo 36S.623? $03 AlrW1 Blvd. 323O)O today. - The fact of the matter Is, whether you need to borrow sensibly or Sanford Office Sunshine State Mortuary VE keeping the flexibility you need ho is going to keep buss him" - _ _____ 3090 Orlando Dr. at Airport Blvd. Sanford, Florida 3217111 13051 323-3770 DeBary Office U.S. 17.92 at Highbanks R(J. DeBry. Florid& 32713 - - - - - - - - -- - - -. -t - :1 -Y - -. - �Ll-$1111 net --- - -----_ :-- V FIRM -J-r s.----- ------ --.----.= ---,- - -.-.".---' - , - - __._, I .• T1 : 4A 4 AEOnInQ Hera ld, Sanford. FI Sunday, March 21, 1976 r 0I Evening Hera id, Sanford, Fl —F TU ASTO RUIT I)II1 '%iId I I j (1, Of more GALLO WINE purchase, trad, I4ST A Mi'S) PRICES GOOD MARCH 21 24 — U.S. CHOICE RADED FL,E1 HEAVY TERN AGED BEEF GRADE 'A' Extra Large EGGS LT'! ORANGE, SEMINOLE S 1 16-oz. CANS 7& COLLIER Royal ft Em AND VOLUSIA 64-oz. BTL. AW11ALL CHUCK INCLUDING 7 DON[ CHUCK STEAK O A Li.,.—. LB. I Con,kn B..I, $129 THIGHS Short Ribs... IS.33 .t? S 39 Sl,crd, . 929 Rib Steaks Salami Sirimp Patties BONELESS CHUCK I. ic . , - Red 5 per C. Fi 1 ' 89c . ;ILN , 909 . , $129 t. 1 PKG. HUM (Fin. for Broiling) Steak $169 Cottage Cheese NI 65 '; dieese PnI tr, Fc,,,-,t P Spread Cheese . PKG # fTt... 5 12 Sup.rbroritIRur tage , Mer en?. Cheese Spread , CUP -- -- . . . se — Chee I i ... . rc '!" ,:__.-:-- - 9 1.,h,ond . 59c 1 $2 0 59C 5 - S, AIM 1% II L.E -- ':;:'8 USIr 1 I2 CANS Deep South $CHICX 2002 TWIN DOUBLE 11001 BLADES c 4-CTPK0. and 19c .:. _____ —= . -.-4 • —-- PALMOLfy PORK CHOPS Oft AM ow rimir. _ SIZE Sids Neck Bones 59c Franks...... $l ol LOTION Sunnplartd /'lot .. TUBE -- 1i( ,J I. ---- 9 -- C EMPIRE PLASTIC SIZI 79c Maxi Pads . . 10 (1 Glad BOWL BRUSH l 49c 89 C HARVEST FRESH S -, b 7 HEAVY DUTY DASH • DETERGENT ID-CT PKG ____________ 10 CT lit * 9 C Storage Bags. Sandwich Bags u1c.i 5 CT oC 919 . ' 67c Accent..... Baked Beans. 2ff: 47 87c 414-cis C $&M read . 0 0 Illy ta CAN - " HARVIT FRESH IDAHO POTATOES 10 59 49 BAG 1 .; - HARVEST FRESH \\11 11 v '-: 53c 53c Oven Cleaner. Quantity Rights Reserved stip_,r.'.sT '.— -. Rug Cleaner. . PKG. SIZE 9" 149 .Y ..'1. .z.".."-.;JJJi. .' ... ' • La. 1,/ ' •1..,r r,'5h Lemons... 11 'o' 59" p 1 7r - COPYRIGHT — - . . - v-'- - T ' .-'- •%.-s. ', f rit 7976 -c-i.t. t". 1 •" ' i's ve __ 45 -. . - 4 .......... ,'i nRi i_'•' .• - . C ,' ii.. - •,. , ,, -- . W-D Stand Regular or All Beef 79 .n .. • '. .U.,5 4 , ' L; ALL BEEF FRANKS 79c F, :J\J 4011 W0 BRAND REGULAR OR .-, - WINN DIXIE STORES INC ULIC UU Bologna •.... --'it'ri.' --i4'L,' /-'••. ASPARAGUS Glory Foam . - APPLES \<ji4 T Ac'cent. . . . Sp 2-LB. BAGS I b I SI Nnnilkc - - I I .' _,b — POTATO CHIPS 79c i PKG Clod coad SAUSAGE PKG. CARROTS ,mUIIIII_I: - "RI) Glad CLOTHESPINS 37 75c M Trasi Bags.. SILVER RIGHT GUARD SPIRANT Maxi Pads... 12 CT PIG Trash Bags . DOUBLE PROTRCUOHIANTfSTA,N 11 HORMEL LITTLE SIZZLERS . S.... el /'J/ (I $127 89 - .' b S$oyfte. DENTAL CREAM - '7'-.-. RAPID SHAVE - IHTjp45$y$ CMII REGULAR & HEPRAL LB. " OU(A, LIME. MENTHOL, £ COLOGNE GEL LOTION FULL 1/4 LOIN CUT INTO -- Relish _ COLGATE GERITOL 40.C7. $ 79 PK0. - Sweet r, TABLETS -. ---- I Deer, Ss1.,h Buller. - WESTERN CORN UD It.th Pork feet, Taft or DEL MONTE CATSUP Aft RU1g 46-oz. LISTIREX B'eik'or, Fruit 70.... PKOS. i:v III E , lI 8 49! Fryer Backs . . 4 \\2 1 '19C 5 SPINACH - / ONIONS I1i hi If 39c CRACK IN' GOOD FRUIT DRINKS AR WIlflI r VDI1tI WHOLE FRYERS 29c - $1 00 HARVEST FPESH YELLOW ASTOR - I USDA 01*01*" FRESH FROZEN Ne,:Ij 32.ot LEAF O-oz. PKGS. DDAWL I- I8 . Fryer - GREEN LB. COFFEE CREAMER . C "I:,, Thrift Hickory SMOI.d P0,k Should., Arm, Tennessee Pride Whole Hog Bag 79c 959 Sliced Picnics. Sausage . . . • i.r -f 3 C LB. I BAG -- BUTTERBEANS $139 it WHIPPED TOPPING -- 99 . PICKED SMOKED PICNICS . 1R. - SUP(RBKAND ASTOR SPECKLED POTATOES CREAM STYLE $139 PORK SHOULDER ARM WHOLE HICKORY / 49 . - an W1 Os 2 j0000 HARVE'%T FRESH FLORIDA - 29 PKG. a FOR - SALUTO PIZZA c FROZE N FRENCH FRIED C•nnti rmicl P E P PERONI (20.02.) SALUTO PIZZA 2m DEL MONTE u ' (u - PEARS t. Sup.rbrond Regular or Svc F,, Low For Cottge ChAnrb . . • • 00 PKIj. $299 Ilol Raisin Rolls .. CAN 59c LB. 05T1, -- juMso HARVEST FRESH D'ANJOU OR Afflk SAUSAGE a 11 90, C., p,. ri Yogurt. 41' . . $129 989 Cot Coftc, plorii.tt Fresh PERCH FILLET 99c Stick Cheese . t,,i1ioU Variety Pack . — CUBE STEAK TWIN pops •FUDGE BARS 1 TASTE Or SEA 99c i'd Cuprlcindt I C) BONELESS BEEF " IO~ PINTS - ('19 . 1111-clis, 79c - Lunc6on to 0 0 Ham, Seoh.tt tight and L.eli , I. Pa 'n.t 1Ot , P,mqnt Spited $1199 W-0 11,wid Coolod Picnic a, Beef Chuck, flori.l, - 6 p.m. 'V HARVEST FRESH iW PRODUCE itiuce FRISH POLE BEANS !W 89c fit is. Bologna . see 0 :. 69c wo - 8. I i•I C •eS•e WI) Hutidatit F01 or I et MtiiIrt W.O 8,anJ Honi & Ch..i. tool Spiced Luncheon, f. Pm.ta Loaf. a tIte 89C C BEEF fl.,' Mayonnaise.. iuy io, & D*-v,ned F 989 . . . • 11 3 • Beef Liver .. . Beef Calif. Roast • CT.) Hungry lock Butt, Totting jjj LU. ltrcIChs,cI i5 - 419 1 FIRST ST. . SANFORD 7610 1031WA111 DL - ORUNOO 7961 DELANEY ST. . ORLANDO GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPING (ENTER I)! SOUTH ROSIIND . 0IUJDO MT DORA 3 ''-- SIRLOIN TIP STEAK - BE11F PKG. KUUNI, 9 a.m. DOZ. STRAW BERRIES !1-. Swpe't,vc,nrl .n.let 'Iy 0414, 89c . 2 M HARVEST Beef Chuck Stew Meat 0% HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA GROUND SATURDAY THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY PF FRYER - SUNDAY $ioo P. '\ IT. '~ ,!;I, -1 - 9 a.m. - 9 P.M. th Ib RAj r FSLICED BACON 0M.1 I MONDAY Fl clWdir. BREVARD, Reserve WINN DIXIE STnDir ~. COPYRIGHT Sunday, March 27, NEW STORE HOURS t.m,t 1-o do:. th $5. 00 or morr purchase excluding cigarettes — rill U PINEBRIEZE OSCEOL LAKE GAL. A PRICES GOOD IN THESE ROSE RHIPICOARTEN OR CHIANTI VIN '-P!r I COCKTAIL I I 1&)OL) - - t 1.11 7. ç ,*i Jr - 4.- -'ntntnc 4 -: •'• p_v., -.N . -1 ,.::. :-', 1 FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD 91 419 E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. -L - - ---- SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. (ft -- -c• - 4- - — -.. ._ .•, - 's'j-' .,_ .:.. 7 _ - �_____ - ~~~~~~~~01 - - ~ ~ ~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~ b-'---.. - -. Evening HeMd i")%. T weive 1" ;,.,~... l %V .....--...... 0 1:1 ;:; !.!:\:: rtt . 6 - . . - . _: Around .YN1 1). I)ovI.:. P'iUishcr V 1I.IJA\1 I). ('URHIE. Manatng Edit&'r __ H !t HIirjWeek. 5,I irils: Month, 52.40: I MnUs. $14.20: \r. 18 40 Us \1,ItI lii Hi;rida %aint' ts t14IIR (ttllver% All %1 ' t", 5 .0 Ii MI'IthS. $16.20; 12 Months, 5.12 40 .1 e ___ 11W $4 of Cost Of Security women's rights, or, LI er , women's The Cloc k liberation, By ED PRICKETr Many women found a snug haven in that movement, and they wouldn't budge for all the tea in (1ina. Is ExtremetV Hi`qh you pref Nowsn:uwr artirkc National defense has a much broader objective than the preservation of the integrity of American political and physical boundaries. L National defense is designed to protect the intercsts of tile United States throughout the world, TOM TIED cthni-tct ,1n1 - it is not enough, however, for the President to tinker with comparatives in selling his bud get. He must persuade Congress first that military balance worldwide reduces the threat of war, that control of the sea lanes is vital to profitable world trade and that demonstrated military strength discourage adventurism from hostile nations abroad. Above all, he must convince Congress of the paradox that the ultimate goal of reduced armament through negotiation depends on main- taming a military might equal to that of our potential adversaries. Mr Ford insists that the relatively modest hike in th e defense budget is possible only through sharp restraints in noncombat activities. Personnel cuts, restricted travel and fuel consumption and curtail ta iled ed construction programs are cited as offsetting more emphasis on combat effectiveness. .1.1 -"--- / ' ANYONE FOR I pi ra nts 'ing !: ! was an amL-abic L1 pr ccrt of the roll calls. last year his attendance fell by a sharp 30 points. What happened? He began paying more attention to his campaign for the presidency than his responsibilities In Congress, an jimbalance of priorities that may eventually beneficial to Udall but not to the legislature he is sworn to champion. Never more than a sometimes gathering place for many of its casual members, Congress in a presidential season is treated almost with contempt by those of the body aspiring for higher things. Udall is not alone Ln forgetting where (and why) his salary Is earned, the seats of Scoop Jackson and Birch Bayh are likewise mostly empty these days. And as for the past, ''-;' John Kennedy's attendance record fell by hail dur ing the 1960 campaign, Barry Goldwate r's was cut by a third in 1964 and Gene McCarthy went (rain 66 per cent In 1967 to a simply 5 per cent during the 1968 White House - ANMOg .;-r,rt'.- I V~ .. May . *c.• / * nc'If ~~ ~~ . I Y, ~ t ~, ~, i - .... I A .00- I ), / ' I . r, ,I's .—..NPVW@r.,% 17 .1 ~ --..% ' . - * ,.E. to .-. • . - III- ____ - / hoopla. . . .t ;-:. -, ;.*. The consequences of this sort of nonsense are entirely negative, at least according to the one have, member of Congress who is paying attention to it The Third Party When a candidate does not do as well as exthis quadrennium. House minority leader John __________________________________________________ pected, he has say some thing. Wh Sargent en Rhodes believes it is folly for Americans to pay IrIVer, as he did in Florida, loses to an.. at-candidates full time congressional tlabortlon candidate Ellen McCormick and runs wages for part time congressional work. behind the Rev. Arthur Blesalt, or John Connally Rhodes feels that the legislator-candidate has an gets only &4 write-In votes In New Hampshire, advantage over the citizen-candidate which Is they can't jut say the better person won. Perish not only unfair (franking privileges, media the the thougtt. There must be other reasons. Heal th and Rehabilitation service; or just 'Let 'em Eat Cake access and so forth but taxpayer supported. So, free charge, I offer the following event, showing travel fllm. to senior cltlzer,s? So it is that Rhodes, a Republican from courtesy of The Center forShort-Uved Democrat Udall's home state of Arizona, has There should be an award "Let 'Em Eat Name Withheld I'henaisiena In Cambridge, Mass., which might Introduced legislation designed to put an end to Cake" for Lyle Suffield, coordinator of senior be usable by presidential candidates to explain the bother. He proposes a joint resolution citizens programs in Seminole County. their poor showing In future prlmarles.All these Letter Of Thanks providing for constitutional amendment "that Analyzing the problems of "Mary A" a things have occurred this year: would preclude any member of Congress from resident of Brams Towers, Mr. Suffield wa,r •le acttala Earthquake. mis iapta king office as President or vice president until quot ed In The herald as saying "People Like this of Ihe following Is an open letter to tbe citizens peed February 4, lasted about 30 second, Seminole County: two years after the last date of servL'e in the should not be Towei-3. Mary A should move cau&d major dairgv hi Gwakuudii City Black Awareness week would not have been a Congress." In short, the measure would force a toa place where she can afford therent," and surrounding regions, killing about 2,000 success without your warm cooperation, You people and member to resign In order to pursue Chief 6,000. As of Feb. 16, more The story simply pointed out that when Executive hopes. were very kind with accommodations and Un 900 aftershocks had been recorded by the moved into the Towers in 1972 she paid $103 per SL4gestlons. From the bottom of our hearts, we National Observatcry In Not surprisingly, Rhodes' idea has been month, and one supposes that she had Guatemala City. The thank you. right to quake greeted on Capital Hill with all of the en. be there. By felt In Honduras, Belie, El Salvador, To the participants of the Black Awareness April Ist, the rent will have risen to thuslasm of another visit from an eighth grade and Chiapas State, McxIco. leaving her $13 for food alter she has paid Week program: without your dedication of —The Groton Finback Whale Beaching. At governmen t class. After all, absenteeism has rent and other fixed expenses. service and kind response the pr would approximately considered a perquisite of the legislative 12:30 GMT, on Jan. 28, a 13.S-mha e been a failure, flease accept this method industry since only eight of 22 senators showed appreciation from the Black Program Com. eter-long temle finback whale (Balaneoptera Mr. Suffield's efforts are funded federally by up at the opening of the first session of Congress the Older Americans Act through the Division of jthysalus) was discovered alive Groton Iflittee. in 1789. Besides, the subject Is hoary, says one Agin nf the Depertment of Health and To all of L ±or.cc: J%I'i --• f'i'i member, "Somebody is forever getting a feather Rehabili tative Services. He is seeking more to hear our program it would have teen useless. on beaching Connecwas the first recorded whale beaching up their rear about It, but in the end noth ing Is federal money ticut shores In years. The Coast acquire 4000 square foot Thank you for coming. We were so glad that ou Gu ever done." d attemoted ar tow the whale back to deep building for his offices, and Senior Citizens could come. We hope that there something but it broke lose and swam back towards Center. For dancing,! guess. oulstandmn'g to remember in years to come. The howling and threats have gone , Are there no answers for people like Mary A' To all of nu may God continue to bless yoU the bench where it died at 16:4 GM?. however. As one of John Rhodes' assistants —The Dhajala Village Meteorite Fail. At explains It, "Legislators seldom legislate No moving money to send her to Orlando where and make you blessing. 21:00 GMT, on Jan. 28.. in Dtiajala Village In apartment houses begging for tenants at $115 against themselves." Gujurat State In India, a bright flash for same type of accommodations? (Assuming two Ms. Aifreda J. Wallace Yet If his constitutional amendment proposal that she might loud booms accompanied this fireball. As of Feb. to leave Sanford and her Chairperson stands no chance, Rep. Rhodes has at least friends because, as Mr. Suffield says, she should Black Program Committee 1, five kilograms of fragments had been reminded the nation of some fairly Important not be in liram Towers.) of Seminole County Hi- recovered, but no crater was found. unfinished business. —The Reventador Volcanic Eruption. Early Wouldn't solving her problem come under a Centennial Committee on Jan. 4, Reventador, one of the most active volcanoesinEcuadormbegan to ei Atdawn this same day, a 900.meter4ilgh ash colum was observed. Ash emission,continued several days following the Initial eruption. Winds carried the fine ash particles westward and southward over the Andes Mountains. Reventador, a strato volcano rising 3,485 meters above sea level, has frequently erupted since the year 1541. WASHINGTON In just one "When the senior executives some Capitol the House lobbyist Vera Loen had "threatened" him For those candidates who would like Hill, Rep. Larry Pressler, powerful firms grain-selling because of his votes against deregulation of little further back Into history to account Republican South Dakota, has mastered missions, their wherebouts kept secret natural gas. The record cleaily shows, however, their poor primary showings, I'd suggest an the art of being everything to everyone, even from their own senior employes so that that Pressler switched his position several times excellent new book published by Simon and. have discovered, he has even untimely leak competitor to some and twice voted quietly for the White House line. Schuster, titled "The Timetables of History." plagarized published articles to enhance his impending grain sale coup." Last July, Pressler voted against a White This ticizontal linkage people and Image as an agricultural expert. House proposal to remove price controls on lists such happenings as: the first report of In his "exclusive" story, Pressler wrote: It is hardly surprising that the polished crude oil, then switched his stance nine days domesticated dogs In Egypt (4000 to -2501); the "When U senior executive of some of Pressler would lack expertise In agricultural most powerful graln.selllng liter. Also In July, he voted the pro-li,bor first recorded wrestling match in Japan (-50 to. affairs. He is a Rhodes Scholar and a Harvard position on the controversial "common sltus" 1); mis sion th eir wherebouts kept secr prohibition of prostitution by School graduate. lie spent almost three et picketing bill, then reversed himseLf in Chalemagne (801); the beginnings — even from their own senior employes the St. years as a !tgal atvLsor to the Secretary State, so December. Vitus dance epidemics in Europe (1021), and the his that an untimely leak won't tip oil a com petitor Smitten with Potomac Fever, he It' vwru lm,vin,jtnø urqti v1,i t'nnn" first use of plge.ns to carry mesugpq 1w the' . 1ntnnte: Pre.*lr ,i 4ii I)CIS%, I U&3'!IJ UJ iIL.i ..II1t awing the 3an1sh selge of Haarlemn for Congress as a South Dakota f boy. Reported the Washington Post: 'Ibe grain "the first I've heard" t, the plagarism. Ills "" (1. tide was "writt en by an intern ," he said, but In his largely rural district, he erphaizcs firms are a handful tigaged How, you may be wondering: what could any "It's under my name so I'm responsible for It," the fact that he grew up "famil y farm near essential commodity from the few The lawmaker staunchly defended his voting of these events possibly have do with the Humboldt." Even his State Department ex. countries that have more than enough to the an in. Presidential primries in 1976? My answer is: I rft , ord but admitted there was ,, perlence has been neatly tailored to his new many that have far too Utile." the slightest Idea, but I'm sure the consistency" In his common altos vote. image. He worked on "International agricultural Wrote Pressler: The grain firms "are candidates "Fill think of something. trade," he says. Pressler has furthe r r ef ined his handful of companies engaged In moving GAS PRESSURE: The natural gas Industry "lam ooy facade b writing occasional essential commodity train the countries that has quietly blocked use of a simple device that jeco agricultural problems for the local have enough to the many that have too little," would save $200 million in heating bills during press. One such article recently appeared in the At least a third of the Presder article so etch month, according to confidential South Dakota High Liner, a Wlofd puHished by closely the previously published Senate memos. the state Rural Electric Assxiation. material that It could be construed as plagarism. The mechanism, costing only a few dollars, Pressier LifecJ whole paragraphs, smetimes But this i't the only evidence Pressler's would decrease use of natural gas In furnaces by word4or.word, from sthith appeared in duplicity. He has wnasaed voting record so up to 30 per cent and save the equivalent of a the Washington Post in January. Jumbled that It would confound a computer, half-million barrels of oil a day. The Post story, for example, contained thin Last month, for example, Presaler held a full. The device has been used in Germany for 43 paragraph: dress press conference to complain that White years, - - . .* -- - case. fate of For of Jr., floor office. just, you got to participate their attempt to or to floor I BALBOA, Panama Canal Zone (AP) — More than 130 ships swung waiting to cross the Panama Canal Saturday In the shipping's largest traffic jams ever, the result of a wildcat strike by three unions, U.S. official, sought to end the strike with a temporary restraining order. The Pentagon In Washington said that sa stj R last resort" —' 14111l'i-Ty pL!oL to in U,nai 1: " oc usea 11 necessary to move the ships through the 50-mile waterway which connects the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. on anchors ' 1-.- - fIE'fI mi n - J::.-, -! : i:;::. 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I Acknowledging their in creasing dependence upon governmerit, the American people, Instead engaging In futile efforts to keep it simple, should strive to keep Is under control. of I on to a to as a was water, are Legislator Masters - LAS 1&LMAS, Spain (API— A 4year-old Polish woman sailor, Krystyna Uskevicz-ChoJnciwska, haa returned to this Canary Islands port she left March 10 on the leg of a solo round-the-world trip. Authorities said Friday that the electronic rudder of Mrs. Liskevicz.Chojnowska's boat — the Mazurek — failed when she was 30 miles out of Las Palmas en route to Barbados. She returned to port, but planned to restart her adventure as soon as the rudder can be repaired. Her plan Is to go from Barbados to the Panama Canal, Australia, Tahiti and the Fiji Islands, then to sail south of Australia to South Africa and back to Barbados. Ile is a naval the Gdynia shipyards in Poland. year on of Polti ical NEW YORK (AP) — Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller has left 17-day diplomatic trip around the world. Accompanied by his wife, Happy, and aides, Rockefeller left Kennedy Airport aboard Air Force Two on Friday bound first for Tunisia, where President Bourguiba will celebrate 20 years In Today, Rockefeller leaves for Paris for two days of American bicentennial ceremonies. for a " P.' the dapper young most fly Art off on an won't tip off a of firms s, fly off events, ', F on the are often Law - WASHINGTON (AP) Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz has plans for a three-week trip around the world next month to help promote U.S. farm exports and talk with agricultural leaders about mutual trade matters. A spokesman said Friday that although the trip Is still tentative, Butz' schedule will include New Zealand, Australia, Indonesia, Singapore, Greece, Bulgaria, Spain and Portugal. 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''- - - rur 6 I " ' tirti t:.-1,11-;c: ;1: -1'1 ,:.r-. t:1-,-1:%1r !1:.-;1r -. 3!: u'i ::;m 1., \ \ I ~1, ~, I ' In.."Irml of Misunderstandin g ., I:i min ' Typhoid Fever Hits Town vote or ,.. , for . of . the are of our -. . 3 of seven up went - * - of '.i - - are, - . , , t WASHINGTON-- Remem ber Richard .. . .. ,-,tI - • i_-. . ....... ,.s.... . hAy,, . p. . ._-..-.... resident Nixon's trip, but lvak titazen Nixon's trip last month? You know, the one President Ford said "probably" hurt his showing In New Hampshire, the one about which Mr. Ford's political advisor Stuart Spencer declared: "If President Ford loses In New Hampshire, Richard Nixon will be the reason." Well, forget all these statements. They In the words of President Ford's campaign committee press spokesman Peter Kaye, "inoperative" Rogers Morton, one the President's top White House political advisors, says: "We back to New Hampshire to measure that (the Impact of the Nixon trip) and to the best knowledge It was zero. We found nobody who would change their decided not to vote on account the Nixon trip." So, what was the story? Why was the President and his supporters say ing these thin gs a bout the Nixon trip? Were they lying? Of course not. They were just Indulging in the timehonor ed tradition of straw-grasping, trying to tune up wi th anyth ing which might pla usibly explain why they didn't do as well as they might -, , I ti.J .,!: Excuse List 9 -,- '. — Israel w ill meet the Organization their fle'stu.N. Security Council debate Monday and diplomats say it could end in a U.S. Moslem-Inspired resolution against Israeli policies In Jerusalem, Pakistan has given the 15 council members an cx;xrImental text of a resolution condemning Israel's Policies in handling Arab unrest In the IsraelI-occupIed West Bank of Jordan. A milder version of the text may pass the council but hardline Arab pressure against watering It down could result in a U.S. veto, diplomats speculated, The United States has vetoed three ar,ti-Israel resolutions since September 1972. Israel, which regards the PLC) as a gang of terrorists, boycotted previous council debates on Israeli attacks Into and on the Middle EastPalestinlan situation because the PLO was invited. a one of .., I . - - 11 Use . -'.,-* I if 14 ' s1" , \ Security Council Debate Mn y End In U.S. Veto veto of a Candidates SAN FRANCISCO i All) — In capture here 19month the 22-year-old newzpaper heir- Mir hearst's she Carter had cautioned the Jury "If the accused be proved room 19007, comfortzihle con- odyssey through the revolution- ess chain-smoked cigarettes awaited the verdict, not to allow "sympathy, prej.. guilty, say so," said the Judge, lerence room on the 19th floor ary underground, lie instructed she nervowl',' took from a During final hour of the udice, or public opinion" to in. "If not proved so guilty, say the Federal Huildir.g, them more than an hour on beigecolored woolen sack, trial Friday, the defendant's fluence Its decision. so." women and live imien ponder the the complexities of the Carter remained in his mother, Catherine Hearst, Patricia Hearst. 1k' told the jury it must de- chambers. The prosecutor, U.S. burst Into tears and dashed out live hours and 15 minutes dde sstiether Miss hearst in. Attorney James L. Browning, 10 the courtroom, escorted by a Friday they deliberated, sur- tentionally joined her Symworked in his 16th federal marshal. rounded by a mountain of cvi- bionese liberation Army capAnd chief defense at"It's know, sort of dence spilling from tables and tars in an April 15, 1974, bank torney F. lee Bailey retreated the end of the line and she chairs. robbery. The defendant said the Not) lull hotel where he upset," said Miss Hearst's faThey planned to resume 5he was ordered to has been staying--one block ther, San Francisco Examiner Saturday be killed by the terrorists from the Hearst family apart- President Randolph A. Hearst. unanimously agree on a verdict uhn had kidnacd her Feb. 4. Ilient. ui Miss 1icar's trial for bank 1974. Other defense attorneys robbery. They Intended work Carter scheduled cleliber- remained In the building, octhrough the weekend, if ations lrnui 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. t'asionally Enterprises Inc. visiting, the defen. lecessary. daily and then, for Miss hearst dant. F SILVER LAKE OR, , SANFORD U.S. Dist. Judge Oliver J. and others, the tense wait be$Avr fl SD2 SAVE ''Ikhirxl the facade of braCarter sent the eight-week-long gan, ALUMINUM WINDOWS vado, six's nervous, iic• any trial to the jury Friday, cix Sitting in a small holding cell other defendant," Bailey told months i.fter Miss hearst's e.ne above the jury room, n's reporters in describing Discount Factory Outlet emotions as in II Patty Hearst Fate Now In Jury's Hands ended a ralesune liberation v;' /~ r. Sunday, March 21, 1976--7A . Strike Idles 130 Ships ;I91 . . IN BRIEF Jordan i A..~ N , .. .*4.~ ..:" 1vcRLD UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) JOHN D. LOFTON JR. _'~. , ~~', ","~-r~._1' &AMTP ,~,~.4 . ,;, WASHINGTON —Two years ago Rep, Morris "- 4 si J UST c'AN'T E r ra n t As ~.% -' .-r~ ~iF , . , ,,, I .li" ,i ~ "' , ]ZI, 'V TAKE k~ ":-,,",IV / * The President makes a good case in his bid for new ships, new planes and more sophisticated strategic weapons. Congress should scrutinize his spending plan sharply to insure the efficiency Mr. Ford envisions, but it must be wary of jeopardizing the ultimate goal of eased international tensions reached through discussions given authority by strength. i .. Con g re ss ' for his recornmendat ions, he has proposed the _, r. 11. :?., [,~I- Freedom? If that is the issue then let us all rail:' to the banner of the feminist movement. Because no man can be free until women are * the PresJetit CnCede(I to ~ congressional leaders recently in seeking support '—. fhn ,.,..I ,J ,L.. I - It Aiid. s - t,'. ~ 4 I anyone to change that. i If the cutting edge of the women's movement makes things better for men and women by shearing away existing prejudices, then the movement La a success. But if It instills in the minds of women they are superior, that will end up as an historical failure, the same as the Germans' claim prior to World War II. -- The cost of achieving this goal during fiscal 1977, according to President Ford's budget proposal, will be $101.1 billion. largest defense budget in history. But Mr. Ford might also have pointed out that an over-all budget review for the past decade would reveal that spending for defense programs has risen !es than n'" flth4,ir!' - tthi V Werior. - nthrc hnv nn,l •..I.,, •• -hcon ".' f.w,w-I " '" In a,II it., UIPJ MIJ%L. IIVUI..V UI )II UI) w P , All this and much, much more has grown out of the writings Ms. Greet and Ms. Steliwm, and others, Still the question remains. What does It all mean, And perhaps most Important — where Is it all leading? lilt lead.s to equal pay for women who perform jobs equal to those held by men, the n well and good. If it leads to better and fairer treatment for women, then well and good. fl.. I..i.. e -- ------- U IL IC4IU W ii cuiicepuiai awareness in the minds of women that th ey are somehow superior to men, that's a mistake. Women who claim superiority to men confuse the Issue. Claiming superiority is as ridiculous as Adolph Hitler's claim that the Aryan race was of womanhood divine, much has happened. In many sectors of Americana close to open warfare has been declared between men and women. Then, of course, there was the backlash to the feminist movement. It resulted In many women claiming that they already live in the best of all worlds and to change that would be absurd. However, one thing for certain: this nation and 9 Evei,ing Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evidence We ..igh women this wove U U U'! Ak I) I L)S(;, Etlitor !ntelllen1 and better are m Some looking then some men, and vice versa. What that means to the cultur aa whole isnothing. The truth is women aren't equal to men, and they In the f inal analysis, post the aren't feminist movement, women are women and men remain men. CC that song as it was wi1ttar, by u-,e latest feminis t scribe (pro or con who ha. something to Gloria Sunday, March 21, 1976-6A C S. The sodd hasaii been the SWII'! siaive his. Stethem and Ms. Germaine Greet popped onto the literary scene. Since both diem ultra IcmlpIsta their tales t(k 4 .V!2 :%11 or tL11.999. Peop/e 1 I1?I i:;tr Cor. Rossllnd IN MOST CASES. at Fioblnaon — Orlando, Florida 32802 hums Sat to 6 p m Se habla Espanol 'I I :. . lI.tt . . WE WILL SERVICE YOUR MACHINE WHILE YOU WAIT! il'f, F1' GEORGE STUART INC S 133 EAST ROBINSON STREET S P0 BOX 593 • ORLANDO FLORIDA 32802 se Out Toll Free numbers • Contineniai Unteci States 1.800.327 7790 • Florida 1.800.432.2790 • Orlando t305i 843 ?Oo 01—2 �e, r7' - --- ' - --- - -1- =.-'-= s- i- s'•-',___,i -. '--- - _.-. ft IA--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -s" - - - - ' ' - jt,r.,,_...--._ - -. Of OUR STORE IN CASSELBERRY I (Seminrie Plaza Pregnancy, Shopping Center) Haynes' 7 Hunches II I. ~_. I L '; Sick Pay Now Before Courts EDITORS Note The first of stitute a form of severance r.ent i guaranteeing equal surance covet-age. GE pays 60 the Iasuils to obtain sick pay pay" treatment ), or of Title VII per cent of an employc's salary for pregnant women was flied And hat's to be done with dealing with sex dis- for up to 26 weeks when he or in the late '60s. Nom the issue Is the woman who can't work criminationi of the 1964 Ciii she is sack or has had an acci• before the Supreme Court for a alter the second month of preg. Rights Act, dent, but pregnancy is cx. major decision. nancy because of medical me cornThe two cases before the Su- du(led. pliiations? Is she entitled to preme Court General Elec"Theyg lau hed at us at first," B 'KAY BARTLETT sick pay' If so, what would this tric versus Martha Gilbert and claims Bob Delano. vice presi. AP Ne%sfeatures Writer do to the cost of sick pay insut-- liberty Mutual Insurance Co. dent of WE Local 161. Three A man who walks into a bar, ance for the employer and his versus Sandra Wetzel were grievances and two court dccipicks a fight and gets hurt gen. employes' argued J. 19-20. Both are sions later, nobody is laughing erally receives sick pay for the Can women's exclusion be class action suits in whichio time he is out of work Sn ( ' 0 1%n .# i, -- •i.. ll"d •a' r:y ji I4UIUIIS ot Tide *v are auegetl. the man who attempts suicide pregnancy is b . won ; 'a condition unique Martha Gilbert. a factory but misses. isses. to women? brought the issue w orker in GE's Salem, Va., A woman who can' t work due These and similar questions plant, became pregnant in 1970 bekre c Supreme t. to pregnancy usually does not. are now before the U.S. Su. The enormity of the decision and was required to take a She traditiurodly takes an preme Court as well as lower mandatory, unpaid leave of ab- has prompted a remarkably paid leave of absence, federal and state courts across sence. lir number of friendof-the-Is this sex thscriniInatIon I.q the land. Some charge that ecourt briefs to be filed. The' She and her union, the Inter. pregnancy a sickness, an acci- hiding pregnancy from sick pay national Union O Electrical, stack up predictably, with labor dent? What about the woman coverage violates state laws Radio and Machine Workers, on one side and big business on v h., rwvr intends to return to guaranteeing human rights and tiled a grievance. ski' for the other, r cL .er her bib i.s lirn" f;ur c'nploment onie siy sick p.iy for Mrs. tiltxi i Mide Boil; idt -s sa that if they Vuuld paying her salary while there's a violation of the ConS she was out. She already had lose they are prepared In on to she is on retnancy leave con stitutton's Fourteenth Amend. srecei ved unlpanv ispit;il in- Congress se'i iejisiation. • - A , - .• 1 - ''Z - J f I. ,_____ "' -.- -. - __- -. - ',•, .../ I .i • :;- . 117r J ,- ;- - . d f-. /.... - .0 1,, 'IF - - . . .0. -I, - .!;rr; ____ L.5iLiL. i1 . p - ..! __( . - 1 - __ - - , .' - -- -- At, . t so oo , . , UFNE& - -- :-: - - ,.- . ri 0 - , - , . . .. - a I N - t, X - -,, , '.. ' P - : -- - : _____ _____ - - =~~z- - • '•.&.. ' . - . - .: . . - -- - '-1--- 04 I challenging jobs," Dhillon says, 'and not the kind of menial PE , ____ -- e -- 1'30 p in. - ,..'r_.•"t. 1 I 1 / /I ff / / / ' II I ' // j I / - - - I~ i ________ - - -,- - Er-- ~_7 1z ~ iM, * L. ..' - .40 _.!, % ' ''' - - ----Ivm IIIIIII- - - ____ - - - - - - - - - M. ... :-'. -. ,•--.. - -' - ' -'--'--•- • '- - -'- -' • --- - - - -- • - .. - - Schilke Enterprises Inc SILVER LAKE DR.. SANFORD SAVE 2150I SAVE Sarinder Dhtlloa, left, talks with employe Ed Powell at his computer software firm in suburban Washingtoin, D.C., where he heads a staff of to and has made It A company pollcy to hire and train hhndlcapped workers. - Discount Factory Outlet ISTATE ROUTE 44 %A,IOD 0 - MMCr r - - r., --.-r- --Y,.' ( , i- . -: '. - L, 4' - _I-- 6 7 3 4 £ 1 I rr 1 Sunday, March 21, 1'74-)B L e e's G A A A A TI-tie I _ . _,_ __ Fort Lauderdale Westminstel' Trinity Prep in loc&I action 61.34: Rockledge defeated Friday. The tough boys team Far from maddening crowd, Superior outfielder scaks up sun, ponders return to three feet of snow (Herald Photos by Tom Vincent Leesburg 4831 and Orlando trounced the opposition by a i Boone turned back Tampa ra-argin of 40 points. hlillsborough 55-44. BOY Miss Payne, a 6-foot-1 junior, dominated the bdckbwds with MEDLEY RELAY - Oviedo 22 rebounds and ended up mak. (Ortega, Baker. GallimW1. K&ktn) ing 10 of 9 field goal tries over BIk, (D) 2.73 7. so By The Associated Prvc 2 OS 200 3M "I think they should have a bc faced in the threeothercities nosed No. 15 Arizona, 24-8. 'White knuckler,' the tendency basketball her shorter rivals. Peggy Slim FREE Roemond (T) 21 7. Nearly 100 young They had won 56 of 57 games way to seed eight teams and which would host their Owfl Ncithcr Knight our Mar- is for the better team to tighten players in four cities Saturday HIOflS added 14 poInts, most on DIVING- Qjtc. (01.1 1. n ab.ce the Cc!!cgc biIIIi'll place two of Omni in each re- judgement days- fourthranked quette's Al INIcGuire regretted up and the weaker gets strong," might have clisputed Knight's fast-break layup p,uses from season began so many months glonal," offered Indiana Coach Rutgers, 30-0, mct ChAtey (0) S50. SOO FREE surprising the fact that the matchup of he said. Miss Payne. Catholic upped its thinking. And , oi 6 IS 5, 100 BACK don't leave out ago. They had reached the top Bobby Knight before his Uoo- Virginia Military, 22.9, at their teams had to happen in the Knight, coach of a 29-0 team the thousands of fans, who record to 19-2. Ortca 10 it 14 100 B R EAST two rungs in the national lad- siers placed on the line their Greensboro, N.C.; No. 14 semifinals. M;uire, in fact, that has won 63 of its last 64 swelled four coliseums to Casandra Frazier ran Trender. Okoikin, Qaiti. Xernblt' undefeated season, their top Missouri, 28-4, (aced No. 9 thought his 27.1 Warriors might gaines, shrugged off the pres- capacity and tuned in millions ton past Westminster by scor- c •tr,m 3 9 Yet one team-No. I Indiana billing in the rankings and their Michigan, 23-s, at Louisville; have the advantage in a sure as "largely a figment of of television sets. ing 23 points on fast-break layor No. 2 Marquette-was to LW challenge to UCLA's NCAA and at Las Angeles, defending pressure game of this kind, the imaginations of sports Another road trip awaited the up shots. Trenton clinched the left behind at Baton Rouge Sat- baskettxill crown. champ UCLA, fifth-ranked. "When it gets to he a tight %riters. I don't think it means victor or the Inthana.Marqtte fl)C with a 19.2 scoring adMEDLEY RELAY Trinoy urday, the final victim of a There were other problems to 4, risked its title ;lgairLst hard. situation at the end (if a game, a am thing.'' vantage in the third period for (Stuart, F•erci'. Sarton,Curts dash: to Philadelphia to meet Mideast regional playoff thit the Winner of the Arizona UCLA Its 23rd victory of the year. 217 700 IM- Stuart ('7)7 50 3, 50 also had claimed sixth-ranked game. Westminster. finishing at 19-3, FREE Curts (T) 71 S. DIVING Alabann eighth-ranked got 2 points from Erin Martin. Pierce M. 100 FLY -Cook (0) 11vit contest took ,I strange a, 10th-rated Western as y ns,seE 1012. SIX FREE -- Corti% IT Michigan and St Johns 726. 100 BACK their 11th championship in 13 ,- . . Stuart (T) I IS. '-1 , , NEV YORK Al') - "This many years now. We worked in tl Hall. 'lie's our team chap. Carolina Pierce I T) State 80-79 on Melvin sears and their first under T i i game is like a family affair," the Same area, we recruited the lain, lie eats breakfast with the Watkins' basket with 30 seconds (oach Gene flartow, were the Trip .-t, •4.in lfl JCrS L'.it.hfl said Kentucky Coach Joe B. same kids-there's a lot be. team before all our I . games. lie's left, visiting team in the Pauiey Pa"' hail, contemplating today's twet'n U.S." flying down here for the final1' b Kentucky. UNC viliion they usually call home final of the National Invitation Matter of fact. Hose his as at my request." Trinity Prep's girls handily Charlotte, 24.5 I need Bartow wasn't at all displeased, defeated Tournament against North mucti Kentucky in him as any 7 Orlanto Boone In a iii.-''' before the '"une thaI Today s final matches one of " another big game from Cedric 1okin" "i, "We're colonel never Cirollni.Charlotte ' local tennis match Friday. Th Pre Trinity e % IliI%C more conthe most prestigious names in \l'i 'II ii 6-f t-8 I "As a kid I used to sell soda college basketball, Saints won three out of five in reinqu1s11e4 a stron 'hold pretty much in-bred-there's a h. sistencv on the road." iniIQ3 (. ,, Kentucky, S 10 ,,as aural. . points fK in both these during Kentucky .i fir st inn ing s a .h, •,. Llt. • r. J a d l' o entucky ed ,i H, three ag 'iiri.st ainst i growing ,,. InC roan to tue rdSt iiflai was the singles events, and swept school hurl. t'r and in ,€,t ,,. • ('oliseum said Hose , both doubles matches. Air III Florida trounced Colonial on its 12th golf rs for recognition With all sLmrs his 19 free throws-in 43 i tough one or unueruog A lot of Kentucky n North were times I used to sneak In the ACC schools m t The star of the game was the t of '3 iICS ee Virginia Military, which hoped around us," Snglc'j 1 Daiis (BId McNuI?y $ attempts-are already Carolina-Charlotte? You bet. just to see the great Wildcats said' ' %t winning pitcher. Tony Stevens, 6 FUQIIb,'tQ iii U Rup.th 1 n it IS. 3 eased past Lyman at suiu 'mother upset 'lu'ijnst Rose, we don't get touch , tournament record, and he also for tel ' cst tOJ(iI O ult ,.'rs, "I'a) und r 1. Coach Rupp. I U Crenth T) U Fo%tcr I I; who not only tossed a three LIII ink. We're trying to build our had blocked eight shots, stole unbeaten Rutgers. "We re Sm,Ihb('rQCr ( IS) d DeLaTorrr '- Rio Panar Country Club in spent seven years coaching at hang From the mi ters Just to am shut-out while striking O and handed here," said VMI see program, and being here in the Coach Bull s Mie (I) ci Jones I 0. the ball seven times i Transvivania, a college ,livision thein play." CNOII.Al cau(h,-% 36. Byrd M. but got two hits in four times a DOut)4n I AkNvlty Figellb"q Blair. "Don't ask me how, but finals of the NIT against a teain out nine assists. inLexi ngton, . past )ears, Rose bat both of which were home me here. like Kentucky is jut great. ,, sc L.ymirm O*iy 39. MCL.it.jffln $ just happens to be shere the and Hall have been members M'I'oIe (TI ci Rupush SmuthbqvQpr WinBut ii have his lldflus itiui Mk runs. Dan Weaver of or lose Michigan's Rickey Green e' r' winners C'son 40 I-4,intey Al i Ir d ca s University of Kentucky Is lo. the Crestwood Christian Chur ch when he goes against burly 6-11 plannt1 to COII1C Prosser also went two or four just t t'ee out shooting cateit. Mike Pratt, Rose's as- in Lexington, Ky. center Mike Phillips of Kenat the plate. against Missouri. since 1(3 of his sistant, played at Kentucky tin"l'iil on the fund-raising corntucky, 19-10. Despite a sprained 20 Both clubs won one-point points Thursday night came I) e Florida A IT 100 000- I der Coach Adolph Rupp. 111illec," Mid Rose. "and he thrillers in Thurs(l.ay's seini. ankle, Phillips has been a I n I tie sec o nd hal F~4 I - - Trinity Prep f. " I ti i dn't take W l H C r 42) 303- II "We're close, very close," (hall) hasn't paid his dues. I Lnals. Kentucky edged pvi- dominating player under the my usual shot- earl)'," he said Hose at a news conference wonder who David Blondell, our dence 79.78 on Larry Johnson's boards. PATERSON, N.J. IAP) recalled. "I thought about it at The WItnesses, Arthur BradFriday. "Joe Hall and I are minister, is going to be praying court-length drive and Iayup usiiut't Ilsiuu*eietght hailtimne and started driving boxer ley and Alfred fteuo, gave testiboth ,I couple of farm boys. for?" vvith one smnd to go, while Rubin "llurricane" Carter, niony that placed the two de. after that." We've known each other for "I go, to him first." 'ounter- UNC-Charlotte beat North He'd had plenty of time to nho has been gran ted a new fendants at the scene of the think bs' ganietime Saturday. trial on a triple murder charge, crime. They rcanted their I' i • • • • ssas expeclec to be free from timonyin sate 194, triggering a I So hatl e'crvt.s1s. else. i O i edo edged Kissimmee 011(1 jail for the first time in nearly series of appeals that ended FOREST CITY Seminole n e L trounced Lake Howell in a 10 years Saturday. High girls softball team with Wednesda)"s decision. three-way golf meet at Sheoah (';irter and a codefendant, crushed Lake Brantlev. 12-0, w7 : *(;-)If Course, in Friday's locil I Okay I ittle Leaguers, get those spikes dusted Monday's registraficin 11.0bon Ls at Fort John Artis. ,Aere gianted bail Fri(Liv ,is Ann- Gricine hit ;I 11w requests by Carter and 1± actien. Melloe Park. and take Cie old glove out of mothballs. home Friday and the Carter-Artis :'trtis run and Patty Wiggins for a new trial had been OvifdC I. Mo'rev Thesday it is at the Bay A'.rt.nue facility, The time has arrived. 132-1 National Defense Fund says it relected initially by Superior went 3-II rl,~C- Mo Ie'y 41, 3 Slaiinek 40. 1 C.ir Wednesday's site is the Westaide field, Sanford's kiddie corp Is faced with Seminole High School, playing has deposited $20,000 bail for Court Judge Samuel A. Lamer, Time for sign-ups each day !s 4 p.m. Players SemInole 1 F,rrefa i' i registration details Monday, Tuesday and 015 006 0-12 II 0 one of its worst games of the Carter and $15,000 For Artis with Kissimm who presided at the 1967 trial 04 2 4 Burefico 29, 3 Myers M, Wednesday. The Little League season doesn't ifi the league last year need not bring birth Lake Brantivy 000 season, dropped a 9.3 decision a court clerk here to enable the lamer said the recantations by open unUi April 12, but assignment of tcam and certificates, however new playcra must provide ----'VI .111LI Bovd Alt)rf %, lo a tough Del.and baseball men to go free Saturday after Bradley and Bello 1,ake Howell - I F11IMMS 45 ~ "cild not ha%e proof of age. (6) ,inC 041trrir$t practice will fill the next three weeks, ' learn Friday night. paper work is completed. the ring of truth NCAA Leaves No. I Sheraton Inn x"otxft Muc Colon ~~. '...X : TUB and SHOWER ENCLOSURES 0 Oviedo Splits Swrn m M ee - . - ¶ 41 ,. -- i 0 C Centra Catholic for Class- AA over llinsboruugh. Teammate honors and Trenton met L)mn Alley added 16. HillstioroTill;hasse, McCIa) to dtitj i.,Ii gills Curd Fint dncl Laura the Class A champion Moone) led their te4im smth 10 In F rids ni t semifinal ac ints each lion, Leslie Pasne scored 22 points as Pensacola Catholic's girls' team romped 60.36 over Keystone Heights In her team's tut to joni Inc scflools boys as Class AA champions Oviedo son the boys, but lost - - P - -, I 1)ELAND (API-Orlando CherylCarter,afootpoint [bone faced Jacksonville guard, led Rockledge with 18 Beach Fletcher Saturday night points. High scorer for Leesfor the Class AAAA girls state burg was Tamara Freitag with prep basketball title. 13 points. Her team ended with In other finals, Rockledge a 13-5 record went against Hallandale for the Jenny Cox, a 5-foot.i(, soph. Class AAA crown, Pensacola omore, led Boone with l8points ______ -- n Boo '-I . . Spastic - - - 0 0 t_ t' - at Seminole's home ; , wff I' / -Q, %iI r _7~,;-.' ,Itr,J4i.,i,-h,*-:-(J . - -- --- S I 3 0 I . _____ - SEMINOLEA. Evening Herald, Sanford Ft / , -- - 9 30 .4 -. __________________ , 36 - - p Tn1d1% 0 . Kenyoa'a George Harbison cooLs ft hi dugout - I. 31I I I !engmgJohe,tegi%e the handi ance not onlV to beindep.ndent, but the opportun ittomnalntain their dignity and self-rpspect." ''rkIvss ~ :'.. - z i I 2 C SO I ~W. , (Continued On Page 3B - -Iant to see disabled people Trnh,rI I 11 - ____ 1 0 1 I I I I Jeff Urochsa led Semiiino' 36 II 36 big cannons, hitting a perfect 001 503 000- 9 five for five, scoring three runs, Florida JC 000 015 Sà'mmnIc md lns irig in four moore 1 r ink Strickley. Maheq 7. DP Mclkr,al(1 went three for four, 1 - Cost averages ou to about $87 for six days for each member of the team Most schools do not pay the cost of the trip- it rests with the team members to raise the money or pay their own way. RIer flanked by deseijiJ stands • II. 00 2 3 . - most valuable - -- _ I . - - conducts clinics and camps across the country, but between the months of January and April is busy entertaining College teams This spring,32 will be here for a week or more. "The concept is simple," Wes says. "Teams come down and play baseball for a week. We house andfeed'emandtheyplaytwogamesaday.'J'lie winning team gets :r trophy, so does the week's -/ ... f - 4 t _____ , ' • Rinktr - t IITI . Là :i ' , . R rs r inthebottorn PAAhcr II of the sixth with use runs, and took the lead in the seventh, 8.'rnitpr shen they added (our more EvnS1b They added another in the IUh1h to rap the i tory .- Rinker i .ach in aniord. AIC . lCIu tIlt. baseball complex from the Seminole County School Board, which in turn has leased it from the city. Baseball is still his business, specifically the school aspect. - •' ' - - _ . nat was Willie Mays' rookie season, being called j ; 0 I- .* _~A - .z - AS R H SI coming back from u 7-0, fifth B0*1fl7b Droor%dh iflflit deficit, to defeat Florida 13,111S. ch Junior (olkge, 11.9, F riday. (rm*fI )b Heads Firm ... -- - r' - FLORIDAJC . I - . W~ - N . jà * ` I - 4 0 -- Iht Seminole ( immnunity ltiiders evened Its it Stars,b virtue of (i.e tinearned rims, at one time held arnneto one lead after five and 9 , IF ,f I a ,,4.--. , k U- ., Home Today - pitcher, was invited to spring training and it was J - WASHINGTON iAP Five heads a computer software viously been turned down for help handicapped people, Dhil. earsago,SuruirDhj0 was firm with) employes, which vocational rehabilitation serv. Ion named his company Rehab so severely handicapped by last year grossed over $2 mil- ices as "unemployable:' Computer Inc. injuries sustained in an au- lion. Dhillon was assisted in learnRehab Computer started tr)moblIe accident that he was Life changed dramatically ing computer programming business In a spare room in confined to a wheelchair at for 28-year-old Dhillon in 1970, right in his own living room by Dhillon's basement, his home. Even to the District of when he enrolled in a demon- use of a personalized instruc- company provides computer Col umbia vocahonaI stration program at George tion manual augmented by a software services, and researcl, rehabilitation agency he was Washington University funded time sharing computer. He and development in training considered "unemployable." by the Rehabilitation Services learned the mysteries of "cornand employment of the hanToday, Dhillon is met at home Administration of the Depart. puter talk" and with a contract dicapped. each weekday morning by a mnent of Health, Education and from the National Aeronautics modified van equipped to Welfare. The goal of the project & Space Administration In In 1973, its first full year of handle his motorized wheel- was to determine If people who Washington opened his own operation. Rehab Computer chair. He is driven to his mod.. were severely disabled could be firm in 1972. grossed nearly $100,000 awl em offices in the Virginia sub. trained to work et home, deIn tribute to the rehabilitation paid over $65,000 in salaries to urbs of Washington, where he spite the fact that they had pre- agencies which are trying to nine lull-time employes, sev, a of them severely disabled. '1______ with gross siles approachclay, _____ I ing $2,200,000, Dhillon looks fororR 7 ward to continued expansion of his own busess with job opportunities for still more "unemployab!e" handicapped people. Ai~ .. • us S rto 'Unemployable'Man - '. - - -- , The past month has been something of a throwback to days when spring really meant something to Sanford. Anyoldtimer will tell you about spring training at Sr Th Nc G11t ttiSdL, the first clue to how long ago we are referring to) sent all their minor league teams here for training, Regulars like Alvin Dark, Whitey Lockman, Johnny Antonelli. Monte Irvin, Bobby Thompsoii ar1d Wes Westruin were here too. Thr Giants spring trained in Phoenix, but Sanford was a meeting place. The Ma'ifair hotel almost had a . majo r league team ot own at cocktail hour. Wes Rinker as in Sanfod in those days In fact, 1951 was the year Rinker, a limbering young . F10i.01 I VI, _ 1~ . , to .1 I I ' ~e Y~- -*,-. . . I, - I Company Hires The Handicapped T :: = -' - p. ir---4 lilw,;~~ - An d H e 's Not Atone _____ L ' -j , to i . - SCC Wiens, , . 7• .• - ' ' '" - - - -'. 7, *~ I II - - "'' 44 A." 1 . Wes Rinker Comes Home, J 4"/ -~ F. I - ;; I _., 4 -. . I /1 - " - - - -- ..fI•S •..J•_pa_.. a._...____. s.,p..r_ ._ 4 By JIM HAYNES -*"" ~! J 1 - ;''c-e--:.. -' ____ - I .-.,' i_,. i6 - --.--E---. wmmwjwwwo2&I a_Z:_ C:4rw~ IS OPEN 24 HOURS - .._. . .,.. -,- - - - - Sunday, March 21, 1976 Quei stons --.' - , ---- - Or No. 2 Behin . Requires ,am Ph. J234080 Diet 3ANFOpw DEAK DR. LAMB I have had diarrhea off and on foeeight years. The test show a spastic colon. I am bones It because nothing stays in me. I am a highly nervous person but ow I have diarrhez even If my nerves are relaxed. They have treated me with different things but ii doesn't work. I have slurp pains and burning and After following this regime fl uttering throughout my in- for a while if your situation testines. Can you please advise straightens out you can try milk me?Iamonly35butfeellike9g productsandseeifyouareable most of the time. to tolerate them, If you are you DEAR READER Stop could add them back to your coffee in all forms, Including normal diet so you will be the decaffeinattd type. Do not getting enough calcium. These use tea, colas or other caffeine simple points listed above will containing beverages. Not go a long way toward helping because they contain soda but many people who have the because some of them that you spastic colon problem. might not suspect contain Diarrhea often is part of the caffeine that may stimulate the problem of an irritable colon. nervous system. Stop smoking Those who want more incigarettes if you use any at all. formation on spastic colon can Do start eating bulk- send 50 cents for The Health containing foods, particularly Letter, number 2-1. Irritable or those containirg bran. These Spastic Colon and Constipation. are the whole wheat produce. Send a long, stamped, seilYou can use All Bran, bran addressed envelope for 1,uds or :nv tft r 'ijurcs of mailing. Add our lcUc-r whole wheat fib'r that you can me in care of the Evening get. Shredded wheat products Herald, P.O. Box 1551, R. tho are also whole wheat. Keep in City Station, New York, N.Y. mind that you may have gas 10019. and symptoms for the first two DEAR DR. LAMB Can you to three weeks when you In- please give me information on crease the cereal fiber in your dextrocardia with situs indiet. You may need do th'c verses. gradually to keep from cau.sing DEAR READER 1(X) iitany Symptoms. All that diagnosis Stop all milk and milk means is that the internal products find i.'o not use foods organs of the body are art anged that use any appreciabie in a mirror iziiage of the normal amounts of milk in their arrangement. That is, the preparation such as milk things that are supposed to be gravies, cream pies. ice Cl earn on the right side are on the !eftt and milk-containing sherbets. side and vice versa, 'I - PLACE TO GO - II Dr. TheMemory Makerslà q . " . - Great Listen 'n Dancin Monday Thru Saturday Lamb No Cover . No Minimum : . ______ NIT G M I ib1 1 ________________ I ' - L Of Ken tuc k .. JU4 - r n ty S0 - -' - ais . ' Linkers .. , .. - Crus h Boone FAA B" 11-1 ______ , , ' .i.,irrff1!1t ' - n ga me • • ssum Lose Match •, • . , - ' .,., . •. " , Enjoy A Sunday - I Dinner For 2 , . . -, , - • " ' . e , • for Only ' . ' ' ' tj - eH - 5 Pc. Chicken i e come 1" 1 9 19 2 Servncs of I Mashed Potatoes. Gravy. Cole Slaw. Slscuit and III if you like Oviedo Nabs r- 3-Way Win Plus - v 111, FRIED CHICKEN R OAt 0 A M TILT ome a ter - - ol'r ' - P .' r,c I A S AT to o 1809 French Ave. (HI-way 17.92) Sanford I LL i U i nis we Seminole Gals Tri umph, 12-0 K - DeLand Defeats Sern i no I es 9-3 - - ee - _ - iJ �- — 5 . ---.-— - - — - f--- '1ii ir 28-Evening Herald, Sanfor d,' ~- __ Sunda y, Ma rch What if they gave a tennis match and the players had no place to go? That's very nearly the case at Seminole High School, where the absence of adequate facilities has cast a shadow over the current tennis season, approximately halfway finished. There are no protest marches or loud complaints. Low-key grumbling is evident on players' faces as they patiently await their turn for the two hours per day allotted both boys and girls for practice and matches. -Z_~ Old erman lt 1t 1{I(Y 01 ~ L k 1 Well ... Since You Asked Q. Of the 162 games played In 1975 by the ('indunati ba s eball team's "Great Red Machine," how many did they win and how many did they lose on unearned runs? -William R. Baker, lily, Ky. Havlicek Retu rns; Celtics Back, Too !!6 fi A. __.______ _~.___:F_ ~__ - ''-j 0" _.- '17.~,"'.~...if';f-711 .14't. *.., 4 1 I ,, - - - -' - .1 - -, 11 . - or--A r' eN r r% . i ^-9 a DUST UT 0-C ituattion aa Jr. i 41 = Aft . ~i r -d XO~ a I , t' 110 BY AARoN KAUFMAN Herald Correspondent played easier teams but it was McKee, Eddie White and Ken wzl. decided that ' play better \vglianis, "The team is playing a ~ 1 I-" teams to give mo:e corn"I don't want to put tile b!atie tougher schedule this year, . ..~~ Seminole High tennis has petition. The team is 6-5 so far. on an)1hing, but if we hadsome Whelchel comments, "because been a going concern for some which is pretty good eon- facilities, our record would be e wanted to girt' the girls the years, despite getting very little sidering our schedule." better", Reichert adds. knowledge of what type of support. There are not any "You figure when to teams tennis ahilitv there is in the David Me('ook is hit' No i __________ private i.cilitie at the 'chotl Lu ,,,, USC t o courts and Central liorida area and also to scud for boys and holds a 7-3 for practice week as prepare inem tar WStflct. it match record. 01 him Reichert - -. mt~ Both bo)s and girls have to commer.ts. "One of IavId's well each will probably get a last year's district, the girls -I-j• -, 0I use the downtown city courts losses ',' is to the No. 2 player in day and a half of practice In a played sonic peopic that they .. , .; t -. -,between three and f'e in the the sta te. lie is havtg a gool given week. Under this con- had never seen be fore during afternoon. When each squad sear and will be back for us dition, we've done a good job." the season. Our record is 5-5 I'll________ the other side of the coin, right now, so even itii the .r.L_ has only one court for practice, next season. I'm sure some the Seminole girls team has better teams, we are still . improvement is not short in colleges are looking at him and much the same problems. The keeping up " spirit coning. rye even sunc letter. - ,.. .-- 4 ______ C .fl.. 4II) ' lut.U. sdI Cii IA. u.iShi&. (tie uakThe boys coich, John Lndoubtedy, he'll be playing "In our Lake Iio%ell match, the bone of the girl netters. She has -Reichert, and the girls coach, alki he gts out of high school. boys had to at Lake Howell be en a totally consL.tant player Susan Whelchel have ui of our surprises this hile the girls played here this year as her 6-3 mark tougher teams on this year's ' schedule to give players better year is And 'i'harie," says became of the lack at courts," reflects. \ Reichert. 1k' is 8-2, which is a :ays the coach. 1)t'bble Reagan backs Karen Competition. Each squad's 100 per ciot improvement over "We are also a little ine. ith sonic powerhouse hitting. record is not too impressive, last ear. Last season he perienced, but tien you con- Alttoughher3-6rettjrtidst but their efforts are. cie primarily caine out just to play siderthatalotof the teams that seem to bear this out, .. most of "We've played well against tennis and didn't have too many e play, especially Winter the losses have been close. the new teams but have not won lessons, but he worked hard Park, have their own courts and The other players comprising against them," says Reichert. over the summer to improve." even some of the players have the team are Meg Newman, , If we had wanted a good Other members of the Tribe their own professionals to work Sandy Turner, Sheila Clause, & season, the boys could have tietters are Rick Moreland, Jeff with, We are doing extremely Sand McKee DEBBIE REAG4N __ _ _________________ Sg ) 1I, - I I 1~._ -1. . (-. I 1 - - Sanford's Walter Hopson with 35-pound grouper, j70nnd berjaek caught at Ponce Inlet off Port Orange, us 9_ '- - —. C.14 - tN , W 411ell . - . _1 I . I 11 . J- ----, 11,11 -4, x~ , , A,X... __ r. I Is) lTZVIi I i: a .5 p Story: Fine Print 61 a YORK (All) — It is a Its primary purpose was to '-imnple sentence, burled in the prepare a preser.tation for bottotti of the text of the Major Saturday's joint meeting of the IA-ague [)layers As.sociaton's 24 major league clubs. Saturresponse to the "best and final" day's session is the first time iolit:ctive bargaining theoners have met with their nated the final session (if the for the year. Vincent, will be co-featured Tuesday night at the Orlando Sports agreement offer of the Owners, committee since fast Monclay's National Football League Under the Statute last year, You could re:411 right by it if offer. Several owners have Stadium. meetings even though they only three players could be proyou ueren't caredul. but it is the expressed displeasure at the Wells, the highest ranked fighter rnanaged by weren't here. promoter Pete key to the current status of the lengths to which the negotiators tected by their clubs from being 0. Ashlock, will be tested over the 10-round route by South Carolina's negotiations The three played out their op- picked up on waivers if they hail i tnt in an attempt to settle the Sammy Ruckard. tions with the Dolphins and been on the injured reserve list. in it, the players association dispute and that displeasure jumped to the now-defunct The contest, for Wells'Southern Middleweight championship, agrees to accept "a tnccha. was likely to surface at this Three players still may be is considered a crucial bout fri his career. In his last outing the nism. along the general lines meeting. WFL sitn multiyear, million eligible for trade, but all -r-' 1,.J ,.,, '4' ji, 'j:in ,, rest on use irijurcu teserve ouuvueà a contrr.'erala decision to "The I5IMISt'0 Dy the o%ners1" to Future strategy was ex pected John Bassett, who owned the will be given the chance next Jewish Bomber." Mike Roasman, in Madison Square Garden. (lintrol the so-called "one-anti. II.. I Teacher wn. t*___. 'svisaoi üut,, dcdtueti year of making the grade with That loss, coupled with a recent draw In New Mexico against one" free agent rights granted lobe molded at the meeting but them free agents. their team. If they don't, they Vicente Medina, helped Wells twnble to reent by an arbitrator and upheld b) no nc talks are scheduled with fifth place In the the I'Ia)eri Association It was Q. How many left-handed golfers are there on the pro tour? Commissioner Pete Rozelle must be put on waivers, where two federal courts world rankings by Ring Magazine. expected tivit the two sides of the NFI. said he didn't know another club could claim them only known of one. Bob Charles. Why are there not Will Ruckard's overall mark is only as compared to Worthwine, Tustin, Calif. if they were truly free or not, for *100. tr 43-10. major league player a free might sit down again to resume It's a question Charles himself asks. General feeling is that but that the NFL would find out agent ill 1976 or 1977 (icpensilr.g their contract negotiations Jim Kensil, Executive 1)ireeVijicent's opposition Is being furnished by the MidWest's golf teaching pros are righthanded and so when a southpaw quickly. If :o, they presumably tar of the NFL, said the intent 0! on vbhetIwr he signs a contract. today. junior middleweight champi on , Jimmy Claar, comes alon g to learn th e game, the pro converts him because ou ld be Free to sign with the the rule always has been to stop i\buut 160 players including it's w Both men are known for their powerful offense easier to teach him from the right side. Besides Charles, who highest bidder, as Claar has stars such as Heggie Jackson, clubs from putting players ° _ scored every one of his victories by KO cut down his tournament play, there are two active lefthandeii and Vincent has stopped Rod Carew, Tom Seaver and Fullback Csonka, 29, might the Injured reserve list only so 15 of his 18 victIms, playing pros — Sam Adams, who won the Quad-Cities Open. be the subject of a bidding war. they will be available if needed Fred Lynn, have not signed and iasviy u Running back Kiick, 29, and in future seasons. expected to see action are Ed Savage Turner, Ern!e 't' in spring training camps Barr, Nat Whyms and Frankie Santore, wide receiver Warfield, 33, pusUnder the old rule, the new after having their contracts sibly ouId not. Barr is a former national Golden Gloves champ clubs of Tampa Bay and Seattle newtsl by their clubs. I malting Brightest spot of the week for the pro debut in a six-rounder would have been 0 with Turner. It given 11w courts have concurred althe 28 owners probably came chance of picking up players ith the arbitrator who (lCCidt'd / '1 Mien Dick Anderson, president that other clubs had placed that ttns% al is I;r one yt'r of the players association, injured reserve, with the ex,,,,I,- and not one mar at time hard times have Fallen on the Pete Ashlock stable of fighters came to their meeting and said ception of three. Now they will Taco Perez, the former Southern junior middleweight champ, in perpetuity. the players were "ready, wlI- have 10 wait to see if those who halls from Throughout the negotiations Sanford, is still out with ing and able" to negotiate a new players are able to stick with only been able to compile a record of his broken jaw. Wells has until Monday's ior "final" offer, -_ 1-1-1 in his last three outings the co lice t I v e b a r g a I n I n g their 1975 dubs, owners had not accepted the on the road. Jodie Ballard and Turner have dropped their last two agreement. Rule changes during the five- outings. MAN 'one-and-one" premise, Then, When I get to college, I want to become a writer, I have Pro football has been without day annual meetings cre 1fl1 the softened that stance, of. But worst of all, the darling of the stable, "The 'read )our ho books on pro football, Where did ou y get your in. one for two years, with many nor, ranging From eliminatin Donny k'ring free agency but tying it gCkimnond • NIGHTLY .formation on players? — William Laney, Tolecb, Ohio. of Boxing," 19-year-old Termite Watkins was defeated la wsuits involved, the stripe on the Football to restrictions that included a by the Dominican Republic's Nani No mystery. You just get around as much as you can and get Marrero in Miami Beach. Anderson and Rozelle each for night games, to inrialling a draft of the available players by 8: P.M. 0 know them for The startling upset took place last Fuesday night and snapped personal insights. There are also normal expect meetings to start within 30-second clock in each end 3 the eight (lobs sith the poorest the Southern lightweight champion's win streak at 25O. venues of research such as their schools and their pro teams arid two weeks in an effort to nego. zone for recorils, timing the offensive *W the NFI,commissioner's office, which keeps extensive files. tiate the working rules and team in getting a play started. That (ii(in't satisfy the play. The final verdict was a controversial, split decision, but it will ) Q. I'm speaking out for the San Francisco Giants. They're be a couple months before Watkins gets a chance For revenge, He ers totally. ttt they dlii not Is.. ierrlf Ic! I may be a girl only 14-years-old but I know wiiat's going suffered a six-Inch gash over his eye and broke the middle knuckle 1fl ()iiti'igiit rejection, -We fl.ThisscasonwiIlbedlfferfnt.PeUplewlflpaytothempla,. on his right hand. idflte(I spring training ramps l"hat's my prediction. I Us e 100 miles from Candlestick P;rk, go 'on(i Monday On the bright side for Ashlock, his Mad Dog, Edgar Ross pn'd and t' didn'tant to do :there once a year and hac one heck of a time. 'fluls is not a keeps on rolling along. aflythiiii that itu!,l inhibit Wed, & Sat. Ross stopped Leon Futchon the same that saw Watkins that, said Marvin Miller, I card y peple — Laurie Adamsoxi, Loomis, Calif. i 1:45 Upset by Marrero. Ashlock's other coming star, Frankle Santore, exetlltivi. director of Ihv :- Laurie, players ;Issos'IatioIi, &'3l;iimiIng also came away with a one punch KO win on that show, Q. Not man)' young people know or are aware of Babe Ruth's HAMPTON, Ga. tAI'i — A . Current members are seven tile conciliatory language of his ObilIty as a pitcher. Does his won-loss and ERA and home rums victory in today's Atlanta 500 of the first eight qualifiers But the best news for Ashlock comes from Californca, where iroup's resolution. for ecord, set in 1918, still stand for modern pitchers? — P4. Willey, stock car race would mean at. today's race-Dave Marcis, his light heavyweight contendor, Mike Quarry, is ready to fight The Cxecltjyj' board of the 3 TRIFECTA fliOst $liO,000 to I.ennie Pond. David Pea rs again. on, Richard Petty, , iSSOCIitIon ('ailed for akland, Calif. renewed e The Babe was 13-7 on the mound In 1918, with an ERA of 2.22 However, anything less than ('ale Yarbarough. Benny Par. Quarry has been idle since uetUng Rout-nan in The Garden 'gntiatinns And the union held RACES hit 1 homers — but most of those were riouted in the 72 first would net the IkabIt', bat- sons, last December, Before that Jerry's youngcr brother secrnd 't .01 illr Baker amid hobby hrari-h ith tt;,t amt hi: play ed in the outfield and at first base. There is iso ding Virginian lc:-.,-, than $10,000. i\ilio,s, One fibre spot is avail- ready for some big money uuatches that may have included a title """Ph' S('ntersce, accepting compare records. Wes Ferrell In 1931 was 22-12 and hit nine "That's all I've thought about' able and Pond is considered the shot with either Jthn Conteh or Victor Galindez. IT,n:rols on the one-and-one free ;bomet's, all while pitching. He also batted 31 Don Drysdale lately,' ' said Pond, a former best bet a g('mH). Less than one hour lit. Rau, will be heading for Tuscaloosa, Ala. Friday night to and lost 12 in 1965, clouting i,even homers and batting an even N_ASC',%Ii Grand National * "in rutinid figurvs. it,!~ worill • BIGPERFECTA VJ0. The Babe's greatest pitching feat was 29 and two-third rookie of the year who is still about $82,000 next year and appear on a show that is being promoted by his brother, Ronnie. r. Commissiorwr Bowie Kuhn nrtk'rl the ('aIIipS Opened coreles,s innings In World Series competition, a record until gunning for his first victory on about 170,000 The older Ross has Ilncd up a title defense for Edgar with this year," Pond Apparently, the players will "ttey Ford broke it In 1561, the circuit. "Rut if I'm gonna exp1aind, "So if I CWI do i t. I acut'pta Free agent draft if the commented recently about the assumed "wtak" sin here. I've cotta utt UJAt Of ('sfl 05 I' *Wn%iitlp V4, 011'.1, A*F - Q. • THURSDAY Santore to fill out the carri .. -nsigntia'anm scnein1e We Arizona State 1975 football "S speti or a lotta luck. It looked as if Pond had ,it 1yed. I wonder II sportswriters ecr really watch the Western Word from Miami has it that Clyde Gray, one of Canada's mwiilr of tt.ini, IsrtttiIstirh "My car Is just not nmnlng nuide two weeks ag) in NInj ' greatest fighters. Is penciled in for at, appeararceon March30 for from flit' bottoiii eight 10 .1 inure 4(hletic Conference, I am no "expert" but a team with an on- here. I'm almost lsecomnls off Grand National race at Rich' lilral 12 or P3 Dundee. 2eaien season should be N', 1, considerIng the fact it us th e only the pace," mond, Vu, But with a decisive 'lisat possibility probailly v as :4ribeaten team In the nation. Could It be that In addition to the foci The purse for the 171.1, annual lead late in the race, Pond and If Gray di)es not appear on that date, Dundee may be able to WT of itiam aflernativvs I ll,, 4riziizi State was not c'xpoied to day time audit-flt-us ulicy play Atlanta 500 is $151,900, and first Ed Negre collided, arid Pond bring in one of the greatest lightweight champions, Roberto cussed F'riday when the l'laer ueir tames at night due to the heati, the lecation of the school plate pays $15,750, Hut victory was out of the race. 1)uran, Relations ('oniniitp' huddled $as also uuknown?- Roy Koliiijr,,Elpaco, Tex. would aI.c(pinclude Pond for "Youcan'tbeljevehow much New York Its plan its n'xt Hardly. Nebraska certainly knows about th e campus at sear and next in NASCAII's I've thonght about it," The next tshow set for Orlando, after Tuesday night's I'ond card, slrati'g, A sixikesitian for the ________________ Tempe, Ariz. Correction: I thd not comment about "the weak and luerittivi' Winner's Circle said wistfully. "When I hit the will be on April 13 with either Ross, Wells or Vincent headlining, llqlnag,?nivnl negotiating lt'a,n insignificant schedule. " in fact iddn tewin mention It. I simply Award program for race win- wall at Richmond, I fig ured it Vincent is the only fighter who apr!ars In Orlando an (I (ltllisl the nieetjn 'au in(t'rnal saidOk1ahan1apIavedinthetoughes'roflferencP,theig8 nets regular basis that isn't owned liy Ashlock. cost me ribout 117O,), ttrking sessior, - 1111 ,,' ? 151)15, ,L. LIIV ic Righfy, So • 1'86' '* Has 4 rsd fludth 41 IIIUU)11. v....._. -- ,,, ,fl,, ,, Kentucky victory. Kentucky had six players in double figures, with Bird Avertit leading the way with 23 points. Nuggets 113, Squires 108 Dan Issel scored 31 points as Denver rallied to beat Virginia after the Squires jumped to a 3&25 first-quarter lead. paced by Mike Green's 10 points, and held a 58-53 margin at the half. Spirits 125, Spurs 100 St. Louis guard Ron Boone was given the key to Salt Lake City, where the game was played, and then proceeded to show his appreciation by sparking his team over San Antonio. f"I,/'. '"' LADIES' * A* d '1.C) iVtOVe WEST PALM BEACH tAPiThe Professional Golfers' America of Association has switched the site of I PGA I s future headquarters arid golf l'OLS'5C complex from Martin County to Palm Beach County. it snnkesman said Friday 1') I I U I fli that the move away from the site named last April puts the Pt A closer to transportation, 1IiiljiIr1g and related facilities offers better accessibility to utility' services, The 1'( A said it is retaining its original timetable. It said it ... '' . ABA De nver W L Pct. 70 11;6 27 633 31 SYS 33 534 19 1111101 .41 133 GB New York San Antonio Icenturlsy Indians Lots 5' 53 17 47 11 36 II V, r g,n.a 12 61 .164 41 6', 11 12 1 , if 70 FrldayI Results Denver it). Virginia 5 KCntky 501, Nc-* York 97 51 L-0-s 128, ',un,s San Antc)n;o 100 Today's Games al Krnluc after '">°' Indiana at San Ant on io, ,sttci noon St Louis at Drntrr, 'fOr " No Respect ss B ach will have three golf coars4s. a clubhouse, communications center and space for a complex to include an administration building, library, museum, hail oF fame, educational facilities, hotel and exhibition hill, .Sanford season, " said recreation plan.s - director Jim Jernigan, The Iorthesuznnii'r Youth Baseball narent who shirks this Program and coaches are still responsibility cannot, In turn, expect others to assume the neetMdjn all leagsie&_ Anyone interestr(tui ii"burden." the youth of the Sanford The Sanford Recreation community should contact the Sanford Recreation Depart- Department Is also taking ment. "Volunteer work as applications for summer emcoaches on the part of parents is ployment In the field of athletic a must in having a successful officiating, and scorekeeping. Recreation Lli'par(mnnt Ic finahuIn . • ' n.,.,. VPLMIJJ FRIDAY'S RESULTS Pro Hockey -...... Patrick Division W L I Pu. CF 17 50 11 106 311 Prila NY isle 35 is 55 95 74.4 AlInta II 37 ii 73 212 NY Ran 73 37 9 39 738 SmyiPs. Division Chcgo 29 23 17 75 777 V,sncvr 79 30 Ii 77 243 25 31 53 63 771 S Lou's 59 19 1 12 175 Mnn Il 15 IV 14 II) Kan L'y Wales Centerence Norris Division 34 9 l' II? 3 ,-ltrl PIts 3729 II 73 305 Los Ang 33 31 7 73 771 Detri fl 40 9 33 56 W'sh 9 33 9 71 196 Adams Division Boston IS 11 12 507 773 10 70 57 92 )) (tuttlo 317714 76 766 Tornio 'I .' C' ' GA 134 164 72 1 792 773 749 74.1 77) .))i 2 737 275 iSA 205 770 2.17 11, " C IiflCtd CvSiJfl tilt' Tr,a' Rct? P,ttburgh 7. Washnqtoo 1 Vancouver 7 Atlanta 7, tie Montreal A. California P st Today's Games t cLs ' Vancc.'c iI,-c Jck Hefer. 7. £lovate. I. Stork bu5It SECOND- 5.16, C: I Ret,I'ah, 2 Play Me.) Seeks, I Pervy Evans. 5 Alert's Joe, 6 Avadelle, 7 Calico Cover. 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Rose (2) 720 2 70 3 GI Ore ( 6) 160. 0(7 7 ) 610 P 7' 12 00 . 3097 MA - - - " R idl ey Has tJrVlJI.I A ,..r#,n rS ,%n. , NHL Rec Department Needs Coaches For Baseball is " M ,I,h a u k s-,p at Lo% Ample-, j By The Assodated Press As thankful as Curt Ridley as to be traded away from AtU&a A1 I,nIP nmk4,.,.L. 'ik..s" ..,..I ....11 ......A -------. . . 49,143%, &UU, UIIIIJ IRiS @154 III1II1 ICU 5IIU5X1 pU7t5 lanla, Ile was anything but (Continued From Page 1B) tiful. gracious towards tile e Flaes m Dr. lUchard Gaines and Dr. Ted Robinson hit school of big FruLly night. "We had to raise 1.5,600 to make the trip," says Danny b!uefi.sh in the inlet, landing 15 of them in the four to seven pound The 24-year-oh] netminder Hannuja, assistant coach with the University of Wisconsin at class. playe d his first game against Superior team. "What we don't raise, we pay ourselves. Still, It Merle Keller, manager of the Daytona Main Street Pier, said his former teamn.nates and held is a good deal." the weather was windy and rough but good catches of bluefish, off 16-shot third•pt'riod attack You guys wanted the trip, even if you had to pay yourwhiting, and sheepshead had been made all week, to help the Vancouver Canucks selves? At the "Fishin' Hole" Tackle Shop in Daytona, Jim Haminto it 2-2 tie. "You got it," said Hannula, flashing the thumbs-up sign. mond slopped by to tell of a 21-pound channel bass which he .t. 'l ,j 6b. landed from the Flagler Beach Pier. He saw biss catches had g;txiit'," he said alter facing 36 "Not being In three feet of &sow. When we get back, when beefl good all week there. shots. "It was the First time I we go out doors, we will play In 30 degree weather, we have fire had ever played against the barrels In the dugouts." Flames. and iflhada choice I'd And how's the food at the motel' have to say I'd rather beat them "Don't ask," he said with a grimace, flashing the thumbs I drum are hitting in the Matanzas River, just the inlet, than any ordinary team clown sign. snook are biting at night from the Daytona bridges, and the usual "ilie trade was the best thing Players are housed in a Winter Park motel and shuffled run of panfish are biting in the daylight hours. that ever happened to inc. Theyback and forth to th e stadium complex, where three fields plus Kent Gibbens, manager of th e "Tackle Box" in South were Sd with iDan Bouchard the stadium diamond are utilized for practice and game. .1 et_..._......_a ,,...,_.I LIUYWIS4I, WLU UI U flUx IUIU U1IVV'4.lU4ULV1IPVUIJ snook IdJSJVU by and I Phil) MTC, and at VanLast week's champion was Rio Grande of GauIpoli,s, Ohio. Ben Harden and a five-pound trout taken by Dan Harden. Ormond tourer I've had a chance to Highlight of the week for Rio (pronounced Rye-c), besides Bridge seems to be the best spot for snook right now according the trip to Disney World and Sea World arranged by Rinker, was Gibs. !e f)laved well enough -and a surprise visit from Tommy Spencer, who played his high Bream, speckled perch and bass were in the catches made at school ball Liii' 11isiie f ach co Rio John ker. Ec Spencer was a !ilver glove ed pourly Cteen Bridge Camp. John Lankford, manager, said bass fishing winner In centerfield last year at Indianapolis, and Is now at t'nough- to ruin the evening for Li getting better every day with some schooling action roted Tampa trying to earn a spot In the starting Lineup for the CmAtla n ta Coach Fred Creighton At Marina Isle many go1xl strings of speckled perch and cinnati Reds, "GilliR'S like that give misc an bream were landed from the bank and bass fishermen are finding "Tommy attended Rio, and It was a thrill for us to work with ulcer," Creighton said alter the the largernouths willing to hit. Shad are still available for the hum," said Ecker. "That lake (Monroe) looked mighty Inviting Fit's SSII.sttPd it 2.0 lead anti trollers although the end of the Shad Derby has cut down on the to him all week, but he didn't go fishing. He worked with us." couldn't score on the power number of fishermen. Spencer shocked the cleats right off most of Rio's players play in the closing two miniut&'s. Bass continue to school early morning and late evening at when he went out to do wind sprints with them first day. Right In We had control of the puck Lemon Bluff and specks and bream are good. Ed Woods, Camp stride, he (Upped himself heels over head, landed and kept anti i.e let them tiff the hook, manager, even found time to land four bass Thursday evening. going. He employed the same trick between innings once In W elet the tempo of the game Lindsay's Camp near Puzzle Lake had word of a string of five jogging out to the third base coaching box. gt't iIWi)', bass landed by Mr. Kirk including a five-pounder and a Four"The kids were so Inspired by tthn that they decided to Torts l.ysiak had set a club pounder. Shad trotters in this area are picking up quite a few really put out of this tournament for him." record with his :10th goal and specks on their shad rigs They did, too, not even taking It down to the final game assist to build the home team's Five big bass were taken by anglers fishing from the seawall Friday afternoon. MO-goal lead. 11w points gave in front of Wekiva Landing including an eight and a half pounder Two sidelights to the tournament most talked about among him 78 for the SCt.SOfl. One mart' by Frank Dodson, Savannah, Ga., and a seven and a half pounder the collegians is the Saturday afternoon trip to Daytona Beach ttsari Use team standard he set landed by "Curly" Burfield, one of the regular campers. Burfield and the Pig Award. last year. caught his big one on a live grunt worm, "Yeah, If it's been a good week, I take them to Daytona Montreal topped California 4. Dottie Bill, known to many as "the Bass Lady" for her many Beach for a while and let 'em look at the girls," said Rinker land Pittsburgh bombed Wa.sls fishing feats, is back in action in a limited way after a serious when prodded. "We have a trophy of a pig that we give to the Iflgton 7-3 in the evening's other ao:ldent. She proved she hasn't lost her touch by landing a seven guy who eats the most during the week." National Hockey League and a half pound bass on live bait. A new week upon him, Rinker Is on the lookout for 10 new Matt Carver, fishing out of the same camp, took two bass, teams in town this week. This week It will be Rutgers, Kentucky Barry Gibbs had the other nine pounds each, on a plastic worm and other visitors brought in Weslycan, Adrian, Mich., Murray, Ill., Central Connecticut goal for Atlanta. Ron Sc'dlbauer good strings of shellcrackers, stumpknockers, and redbreast all State, Newark Tech., N. J. takeland, Wisc., Akron, Ohio, and and Dennis Kearns scored for week. St. Mary's of Boston. 'nt'i1vcr in the game's last 10 The annual bow-fishing contest Is sc'ieduied this year for May The future of hUnker's enterprise hinges only on the future lisimnites. 1 and 2 - more on this later. availability of the field. "I'm a little worried about this ('anadit'ns 4, Seals 1 Ford Buck from Indiana and Darwin Godshaw of Orlando bankruptcy thing with Sanford Naval Academy," said Rinker, (tiy Lauleur stored his 48th found Lake Jessup windy but the specks still In a biting mood b I've got a full scheduled next year." iii the y ear to start Mon-The Thursday. They rulled in a total of 59. Another pair of Orlando 01111 The snow birds love It. anglers, Mr. Craver and Mr. Ketterer had 19, Mr. and Mrs. Van Lr&'al on the ".13" to its 15th Schorck and K. Campbell took 64 while other strings of 20 to 64 straight unbeaten game. Yvan Cournoyer. Murray Wilson and were common. Mt'Ve Shalt also counted for the Shellcracker bream are e.ipected to go on the beds any day ('anattie,is, who handed the now according to Lowell Hiley who operates the camp on the ,ct'4iis their fourth straight loss, South shore of the lake, — ' 5I()i,%tI'fl I R •'•'....... -'" l.ucas hit two Free throws and Wil Jones added a 20-!ooter ,• ,,, ......- alter Dog ng ac i i4nuttnii At cs'Aul. AIii''is,',,, wash'nq?on at Cleveland Buffalo at Detroit 'ilUU1iCC '1.11 The -' I .t.,....t. " - Eying Atlanta W in ,,.. L'IlI, Big Drum Hits In Matanzas - ~~ harrowing experience while fishing from a private boat In Ponce lntgif ii'.... 4. 5k.. ....L.. aL ...,.ta .,...,4-.-- .XJ_ II UIfl.IIUS liWEe Ill LI am lL, LL WU I UU4UU1 UUC pulled the boat down just as an Incoming wave broke over them, sinking the boat. Luckily, other fishermen nearby were able to get the men aboard and the Coast Guard was able to salvage the boat. They escaped with only the loss of all their fishing tackle and a sudden unexpected swim in the dangerous waters of the Inlet. The ocean has been rough all week but charter boat fishermen out of Inlet Harbor, when a ble to get outside, have found king ii... Slit ,.. ' ' T.rci!, ltefnoon a v Extra Loot WV s War _~ •I,,. All A i IE(AN iblic relations for a Los Angeles department store chain Q. Although the Philadelphia Phillles came close to winning their division Ia5t year and a possible shot at the World Series, isn't it true that they scored less runs, game for game, than their bpponents? — Gary Lee Moore, Stowe, ?a. Not true. The Phillies scored 735 runs last rear, an average of 4.54 per gsrne, while their pitchers in l62 game's gave up694runs, Cr 4..o per game. ... III Safety First, Especially and 4' Sta di urn 1.p ox •ing um l.'lc,,.h,.'.. I.i.L"I"I. - ' Tuesday • Fir " I Ic '.3 - I. Where Boating Is Involved - Wells, Vincent Headline Today'sGameI Cincinnati ,il Cleveland, pi- Today's Games Philadelphia ,it U051 a 0.' noon Chicago at Kansas - Read ni Portland Ill. Houston lc' - Baseball Quthl'c 1, Toronto 3 i4tjtjr I, San D,eqo 3 ClrveI,incl 6 Phoen4 S. OT rX1 7 Winnipeg I . irs Anqr'Ic's 122. Di-Iro I - on Portland j cI,nch.'O (JIvISQO 'Mr Friday's Results Ilostoa 570, s ars,s'. Ct 'I only human. Denver Nuggets t urned back A stunned crowd of 8,338 left the Virginia Squires 113-108and - I t Spirits c.f -.Lilt Hall Friday night he ii alter watching Julius Erving the San Antonio Spurs 1-l00. suffer through a night usually Despite his troubles, Dr. J tesersed for basketball's marcontributed to a desperate *Careless operation of it boat resulted In near tragedy on the t1ils, fourth-quarter rally that fell Indian River near Oakhill a week ago as a small boat was run went 46 minutes withjust short. down by a larger one. The operators of the larger craft wereLrt1ini, out t fIeld goal and finished 'That's Ui" ii;ark of a great handed numerouscitations by an officer of Florida Marine Patrol ith just two baskets and it player," I-oughery said. Aie including failure to have registration papers on board the " meager nine points as his New ssas there at the cmxi when we borrowed craft, York Nets dropped needed him." a 104-97 This is mentioned merely as a safety wrning as many Atneric;m Basketball A&wiFrving scored his only two Central Florida residents visit the Oakhill area at this time of ation decision to th e Kentucky buckets in the final two minutes year to "go shrimping" at night. 'The Marine patrol boats are on Colonels. after New York's reserves had hand checking running lights, safety equipment, and the numb(1' t never seen the Doe have rota 23-point Kentucky lead to jr of shrimp caught. The legal Limit Li five gallons per boat with such a bad 96-71. said New His turnaround jumper night," heads on or two and a half gallons headed regardless of the York Coach Kevin Ioughery'. made it 969I and, after Kenrr.unber of people In the boat. other night in St. Louis he Lucky's Artis Gilmore answered It is also Illegal to throw refuse of any kind In the waterway - "Tile was just great. I don't think he's s ith a hook shot. Erving cut tile this Includes shrimp heads,flsh trimmings, and beer or soft drink ever had a be tter game. But marginto98.96witha2O..footer, cars. That as it for the Doctor and In another unrelated Incident, two Lake Mary residents had a tonight... , Mineola Abbi,, S Freckle Face. 6 35 33 300 55 32 34 lit 56', II 10 137 i9 !.eaflie Chicago 501, Atlanta lOt Orleans 10) Cleveland - - Q. Are Andy Russell, the veteran llLebaCker of the Pittsburgh Steekrs, and Le Roy Jorday, the veteran linebacker of the Dallas Cowboi, going to retire before next season? -T.M., OH city. Pa. Andy and Lee Roy, who both came into the NFL in 1963 and who will both be 35 next season, have been muttering about quitting for the last couple of years. But judging by appeprances in the Super Bowl, it's likely they'll give it one - last shot. You know, play 'em one at a time. Actually, they had fine seasons in '75 Q. About 1927, 1 got Babe Ruth's autograph on a baseball in Oklahoma City and since then have added th e autographs of all the leading home run hitters except Jimmy Foix and Ernie 8arks (hope to get Banks soon). Leo Duroeher was with the Yankees when I saw the Babe. Was the year 1927? — Joe Paul Maflules, Poteau, Okla. It was the next year because Leo Durocher, who now Cs ka Bidding dispenses bLseball knowledge in Japan, didn't come up to th e Yankees as a full-fledged major league shortstop until 1928. Q. Could you please inform me as to what Gary Beban, H isman Trophy winner from L'CLA, and Mike Garrett, Heisman e InOffi ng ? trophy winner from USC are doing today? Are thei tllI nttn' Thomas F. Julian, Costa %ft, Calif. -- SAN DIEGO A1' — Larry eliminate any possiblity of : Football's long behind both of them. Gary never could cut it (sonk, Jim Kiik and Paul strike or lockout. s a pro quarterback, or at any other position, and was let go by Warfield starred for the Miami In the wrapup session, the Washington after the '69 season. He now heads a real estate in. Dolphins when .hey won the owners decided to loosen the Vestment office in Chicago. Mikes, who had a successful pro 1973 and 1974 Super Bowls, and rule covering players who had career for eight years and starred in Super Bowl IV, quit San that trio, which defected to the been put on the injured re- - - — . . York - Dr. J Proves Human , Pie* B(.1 tIe fS Scores - e - NINTH — $.14. S:J )o Mc,heI III 7 2 20, 7 70; 7 Kytechammn' 2 3 WI9UI 12; . 10. Q13 4)5.0. P(I 3) I 10, 35 64 10(0.110 at Philade lphia NBA TENTH 516, A I. F D's Detroit at Chicago Eastern Conirence WPI1,'r II) 910. S 50, 260; 2 High. Anqcfts at Minnesota Atlantic Division I vy&V Rotr (45 710. 2 60. 3 Coil's W L Pct cis 41 27 60 P limfoll Q CI 11 370, 0 II 1) WHA Phitph,a 170. 3111 10 70 571 6 East Division Buffalo ELEVENTH — Ii. B: I Ultra 31 31 531 P. W L T Pie. OF CA Nw 35 36 6 4 733 ; violence (SI 940. 1 10. 100; 2 Jim ) N Enci Central Division oer (I) 7 10• 160. ) Davs Cnn 32 39 1 65 745 37 W,',thton 43 26 673 Cleve 35 5 65 731 735 Dream (2) 500. 0(5 5) 50 so. P (S 1) Cleveland 10 71 2' licly 70 37 1 64 256 220 156 00. BP (1 1 with 51) 63010, houston Os 36 33 507 3 Well Division N Orleans TWELFTH — 7.16, C: I. D.0 'S 33 31 465 ii u-us' 4571 0 90 790 233 Atlanta 71 Al 106 i Pox-n 3530 6 76 265 747 Merry CI) S $0 610, S 60; 7. Go Go Western Conference 3337 5 7' 265 749 Cactus IS) U .6 00 .3 Shimmering S Do Midwest Division 10 0 (3 51 5)10, T 133 1) Cladsan Division Mlw,,1,1r4' )Q jf lii 49 73 7 loo 377 2)0 613 10: 4) 17 lily A - 1131, 1-IlnOle ,ansas 77 4) 356 1 1276753 Outht 47 23 1 61 309 777 Detroit 76 1) 377 4' Calor' 36 3) 4 76 264 741 SATURDAY NIGHT ChiaQo 77 17 359 $ Etim'n ?S 11 5 55 244 306 pacific Division Toqnt,) 70 13 S 45 290 344 FIRST— 5-56, D: I Sarviblaster, ' Golden 3? 30 70 7)4 Frtdys Results -,nsa'. (,IV .0 Buffalo I ttsburo at New Pro Basketball in a .4 1 ~I iOREARD r9 ml By The Associated Press Jazz crushed the Cleveland the Jazz with 20 points while John llavlicek is back...and Cavaliers 163-81, the Los Ange- Otto Moore and Jim McElroy so are the Boston Celtics. Ies Lakers trounc"d the Detroit each added 14. The two go together like ham Pistons 122-107, the Portland Lakers 122, Pistons 107 Lifl(I eggs or macaroni and Trail Blazers outlasted the Cazzie Russell came off the cheese. And even though Havli- Houst on Rockets 111-105 and the be nch in the second quarter to cek scored only 12 points alter Chicago Bulls beat the Atlanta score 15 points and lead i missing six games with a knee Hawks 108-101. Angeles over Detroit. injury, the ('cities looked like Charlie Scott scored four of Trail Blazers ill, Rockets 105 their old selves 120-117 Na- the Celtics' 14 overtime points Reserve guards Lionel Iloltional Basketball Association and set tiJ) a key basket by JoJo put lins and Ste ve Jones combined overtime victory over the K an - White. A Field goal by Scott sas City Kings Friday night. Boston in front For good 110-108. For 21 points in the fourth quar"We missed a lot of easy Nati' Archibald had 37 naints ter to pace Portland's triumph. shots, but we played our game and Jimmy Walker 32 For Hulls 108, Hawks 101 again," said Coach Toni 1km- Kansas City'while White had 30 Torn Boerwinkle controlled solin. "I'm happy with it after and Scott 29 for Boston. both backboards, blocked nu%% flat we went through in tilt_, nierous shots and smed a caJait 103, Cavnilers 81 last six games (3-3)." With Pete Maravich home reer4-high 31 points to lead ChiElsewhere, the New Orleans ssith the flu, Henry Bibby led c'ago. p . 11 I checked with the Reds personally, and to answer that question would require going over the play-by-play of every game for last season. It's just not worth the effort. In winning 108 games, the Reds did score 112 Unearned runs while giving up only O ! thz Q. How did Jamaal Wilkes of the Golden State Warriors develop that crazy style of shooting the ball from bcl'Jnd his head? — L.W., Piedmont, Calif. When Wilkes. then called Keith, was a little kid on the playgrounds of 3ouUiern California, he .scrimmaged with the older boys, who were also bigger. So as a device to get the ball over them, ti started firing it from behind his head and has continued the style to thisiay. hen he faces forwards taller than hIs 6.6 in the NBA. All . - Sjnda, March 21.197-3B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. , . Andy Shannon. 4 Moose, S. Lapping Louie, 6 EcIty Shsavs, 7 Lake Buren, I Tella Fella TENTH— S-Il, A: 1. J&G's Fleetfeet. 2 Kid Dynornite, I. Lake Emba. .4 Vicky Ctsae. S Noble Duke. 6 Favorite Fantom, 1 Prairie Dog I Windy Di ke ELEVENTH— 5-14, A: I Frut Float. 2 Montague Yarn, 3. Robs Ma. I Brokers' Bonus. S. Dymatic Dude 6 Crafty Ike, 7 Misty ISle. I All Gossip TWELFTH— li. C: 1- Rock, 2 Clay Delaney, 3 MbC5T Pe7y , I ,yindiy Chet, S. Ahioso Esse, 6 Santo Blaze, 7 Mar'gold Oak. 8 Cc.i'roll KO ' �- : 48- Evenlnq - Herald Sa nford, Fl ____________ __________ - - - ____ BEETLE BAILEY Wa lk P : I a~ --- . - _.. -: _:)_ -, __.. t, _ I- - p: 1 , 'iSvict i m ) I '.... , _. . I , - ,__ - ___j .1.1 Maszuline nickname Fountain Art Sonsom by A,. 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(Iferald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) I \ -_ ,I O.- 1114 E . Normandy Cafco Builders Blvd. n ran - e _S_,12 :-, - - - , . - - --~ 574-1181 - . - .e- Built for you ... as if the Boss were Buying it I c ions - i. r- 1~ - ii I szjr_ '.'ii%-_;-- 11- - ,'. Bennett Realty Inc.REALTOR Sales Representatives 734-4559. 0 purchms you want for ___ ___ , - - (oe' If "ou kun't know h it 'property dama g e , .. ii I - . . 1 ~~_, - leftn1khe r. F; c purchase hail nee atten ted I- .. . - 74r -.- _2 ,-~;~;.~L=j- PEXT j' ._1 _~. . - isiute '. I , . _., - I . ': - ~ -1-01-W~-`9m .- - ____#4r, -_51107W -1 I 1. I _; . 4 , . highly trained, so the buyer I -PiW E_T_%_1j7_. _ N _AIX~l- - - MPWWW __ lid mcbaiiI6 - __..Cv~?,,,I _: - s legal expenses, YOUR BIRTTIDAY value. _T_,pIr_ 7,y_.__f__:j_T_ __,-- , -T " - __ - _,% ,, i'll, y 'awfSiiiriey A Lot HAL COLBERT I c c _ I ' - Lo t Ill Northwood Maçnol'a SI/C Corp to Roger A. N'ief 174 Franklin Younson 6 *1 Helen Lot 166 Sons Inc to Ainors & *1 Linw C , A 0 R T T E L R R G L I E - @ --- -Q' :z GE 1 A' -4 * ------ C. Carriage Hill un. 1. 1111k F, Trmple Torrr Afrinvot $10 I/,m E Murphy I wI Cheryl I. to Marcella S, Grahim, Lot 10. Blk C, Hey _C" __ / * f lil v I . 11 GARDEN HOM * I We Are Ready ~~ I - : Y * * We Have Your "Dream Home" [~ OF W e Solve P180blems REAL * 9 It _. . . about Woodmere is _ - -, & , , -,-, .I V I,,~~i_*;W.., - I ,,-,- , eit pl~., r,~ _. ----v4. -11. jl-~ f-? zl :~:,; ~Z FA*", ""..,'' ~~"_;,%"I m p 1W I ~d . N ,; _4 ., .I .'IV. ., i, ~: ___ I T. voy.iI; - 't4''M i- _4 VV-r1-_1 - _____ - . %k%CE 1010 1.4 - 7- 11 • .' *;,ii,-,-'%_-,-. 0000,~_, L ko how we can offer ESTATE - - ready for you to enloy . SCHOOLS * 1 .t "F exactly what arire getting ve got it 1~ -_ -_ 1, - - - 9% 114. QcnsMrrorSa Pi-pi Ac1dnt' S 72.9N (Continued on Page 6 BP . is I 11 - ,our ree twiemMers ip - has it a together. At Woodmere we can show you Mayfair Country Club Has - *i:a 1. ! joseph P. McGaugh & wf Anne to *4 Welotiffia Rove! etc (corrective ),)hn A, Carrcll & wf Loretta, Lot deed) 1100. The Pool Is Cleaned -'i':' -41! 5. E roi.. Sec. of Meredith Manor, Trust"s, Lot 2 Sec Ill."10 (less S * 0_1 Jornth I. Capoui Jr & *1 I3cwerly A. Lot 114, Oakland Hslls_ $11.600 _____ G, OUR _0% NN * iMrcj'ire? to Paul M RivrcI Lot) - 1 f & *1 Pobef I L Sturgeon a, wt Joycelyn Goldberg. Exec. tit Chai. E. Bloom .111, -.0 U, Blit Hom es. Sec 2. 125000 (QCD) Dona Rivard Gary C S',elch 6*1 Ruth to Cecil %amuelC Kushmauliwl Connie S W H Green & Mrue 31, Suburban Ronald L. Baker A wt Judyth A. to Lot Norman C Z?:be & ": 06 H Dcv Co to Word HIck'. bc, 1)3CID SANFORD, FLA. I vvf r.ta PasQuale =::: Nelson & vvf Karen I a int & Gordon j. Lot 229. woodcrest Un. S. V.5,0O. Realty, Inc. 207 East2SthS? 1V _____ . - ted ia - ii= sa. -i6iiz!-~ r ,. - pringtime / "There are good guys and that will fall down. Or perhaps should tx, put in writing. And - Complications could result In structions: Hidden words below appear forward, back. ward, up, down or did9onally. Find each and box it in. PUSH w PUSH OPULL prec p 1at food chains are replacing the National Trust for historic Luxury ratio Apartments f)ingbit design, the fanciful the hamburger shaped eatery Preservation, there the usual STUDIO 123 lung tin-a operator he will hon cautions For example The entire agreement or his guarantees, but if he has Joan sometWng. i, c AN ------ not Jw4 diners and - volved in a friend's affairs, AKSAUAIASKAUH0ER6EU 0 A ri C' n u T u n r UN0 E NOff MO,o MRSo FIZOMP41 0 IT1 .."I"i d)( Assn which has just had its your roof Is about to collmse firstconsumershowin43 )ears Or maybe it is your chimney exceptions duly noted) and try to maintain it. by Bob Thoves I ut . t 8) or ater the) II snos )OU I I ' FRANK AND ERNEST _____ T ruck Stop in ' z.- 0UNCIISSKAUN80NHBRI AN11111111111111111111111111 s - When contracting with anyone to do a good-sized jot). be . Title insurance is available to those people who want a guarantee th; t1hair tide is clear. A title cvmpany will insure tha stead prove thfficult. It can still If you try to do things too be done if y(ri're resourceful. Quly 23-Aug. 22) Keep chance you'll create extra work - L S 0 + ,~ - .-R-., , J I s like Buddy ' - AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) RAIU U 6UM01REDN if.i REALTOR I'May, something you hoped 4,, .. I I ________________ f,P- \ I— % ; ,,;;$x ~'. j ____________ / P (I , tw 1 of ___ r answer individual 10 Sfamglecl. self-addressed ELC Y CINUEVI U ULG IT BEOqE CHRISTMAS 'G 0N li TWEE ! -•--- ks That timelv reminder co mes picks up in your neighborhood. from Peter Johnson of flacken- The model-house ploy. --k N.J., president-elect of 6. __ - . 4-, - M. '-- TO IT? WHO PAiNTED IZEDANO WHITE i" ow - ,Z--!',_. _.. f__T " 1 I.- - "- .,~ ,~ .-'lit --.--__ F~ --- i ! . o ; ,.4 _ , ____ . -,X( . wAy119-1, _~i, - 72. 1* 14 .1 _,;-`:" t W k IT 5' USED WHEN'YaJ BRC-o:E WRONG, - ' T e I Af',iD 6ETTHATCA'JEYQU ,kYAK1 ' WHATS BORROWED - -._. - . I ,iiiJA -ii SEEKA FIN -. - a o N t from those called to estimate on qt R kl' nor ks $1 ()m) off h i . Insurancee knocks X=EaU;i d i It 'T.4,-" 0 - ii i er themselves archaeologists of .servationists, includes such or- lion BROWN - ' ' rc fec u re tours arc onl, partly br pleas could prove more than a triatch for your tolerance. CARNIVAL j1 s,, South can still nuke his con tract if he can develop a squeeze, The squeeze will develop if cmw Wportent stops both sifts lt,Aill fail miserably ii each opponent has a retl.suit I '. -, I I -3 on 0 ' ARCHIE _ ( () - 40 , J _xl - I r)eV're playinq HEHIP BoWe I - -- - '- porch, don't settle tor a flierl! it right away." them out," Johnson said. the fine print. Many fraudulent reprm,nta. In addition to the ifinerant ... If it isa sizeable jot), make mention of dimensions in the contrartors cruising about tives, may be spotted by out-of- sure he will use an architect, contract. Get all the specificaneighborhoods looking for pros- state li ce nse plates on their even if he doesn't have one on tions What kind of materials will be used? If a room is being pects, one mu.st be alert also to cars, he says. Or your suspi- his own staff. should have adequate added ask even about the mcldchoosing the right contractor cions might be. aroused when he .. lie _,_!h_;, . -, 19) Toby, avoid if polssible We would open four spades Soi)uth can count 13 easN, tricks i hearts and thamonds txitn break 3-3 fie can count 12 if (Do yGu have a question either suit breaks Supp-ise both /Of thill Oxif)Offt? Write "Ask wits; are upkind enough to mis. the Jacobys" care ot this behave" newspaper. The Jacobys will 1 COHNECTs TO,THE L L ____ ,. _. __ - . 11 - - - __ - . . - I :Z`___, - - -rHIGH 50ME , I-) I "- - ____;- -.- r- matters today. Don't go in stron'w'lled 111111s:*:~,,w~ " - mut realiMic in appraising business knoow what to bid as dealer Z= - .- __- - ing Will it be cron Dentil' overtrick wjientherontract is Pays 6 N T I"Ifts. I 1. ts.,i . 1 1~ - - - - bad guys in the business your furnace ill blow up )oushould plan to take the hour pans many times, beware EenifheisJustbuildinga Peopleshouldlearnhowtosort un!ess)ou do something about orsoitmnighttaketoreadeen 300 North French venue I V - /- ff;:~7 a:i_Z-_-_ I - Jot). Al' Ne%sfcatures top-of-the-head V5,M appraisal liability and workinen's coni. the)' are, ask to see a s-w-jiilv Spring is the seamn for un"Loots of gimmicl,:s are used, of a job. Or he may even pro.. pensation. If the job will cost -:. scrupulous building contractors A contractor may suggest that duce a fake card that in. more th.an $2,000 ask for refer. working out of their glo%e if you hire him to put siding on troduces him as vice-president ences - his banks and the .,. .*. 41--% 0. 4015 of a big buililing materials companies he has done business -**. these tractions to detern-dne what taxes were du And then I suggest you take him with you when you go to the Internal Revenue Service, hat in hand, and beg for forgiveness. And then, if you Nave anythirig left, I SuRgest Vol.( -pil .-. LEO .1 - __________________ . 1 suggest you attempt to locate a C. P.A. who is not subj Ngh blood pressure and have him attempt to trace back over all YOUR BIRTHDAY Sol arch 21, 1976 Ing to worry about giving up an J F~ It; South 1 - ____ - , - ':i~ - pair of tourists, but their de afl(l 1950 8) VhS IAN All, A It's possible yeur progress 21) The demands on your pme could be slowed today be(ause today could be it shade heavier of a tendency to change your than you anticipated. Nn't inind once too often. Try to be 1 crably if South wim club,'. and must lose ihe first in order Ever one is down to seven cards and rxx)r East has to chuck a diamond or heart whereupon Soouth runs off the rest of the Uicks 0 _n , I - I t - "-' - -w,Akds to run friff foul spides A62 AA5 I - I V i 10 8 5 •io --_ osing March 22 1976 . ,N), - __ V 9 6 - I - ______ " __ - - or ens . - __ - Pro . 0 .: I f9 - nn =_ _ N. - 11% ()'%S I I) II -- _________ ould alienate sour supporters head . - - - - lkar Mr. Z.F.S. Your temper may be on a short \ou ilia find it necessary to (the today. Things that don 't solicit a' id in attaining your normally bug you could cause aims today. Do nothiny, that you to overreact. Keep a cool BRIDGE AT - Charlatans Swarm and the boat eno up on the rocks during a ARIE-S iMarch 21-April 191 _,,,i - 1505 W. 25th St. Scrid your questions to: - siW/ _-_-,,--.1 Z_ _____ _ . ___ - - ure. Gutman and Ivory consid. terin coined by the new pre- and the all-chrome diner. Car. concerns are Bullfinch churmodular gas stations dies and the birthplaces of When Richard Glitnian trav- a sort, trying to save a bit of narnefts as the whale-shaped with cli"n mansard roofs famous mene18 t he te has only Americana that Is slipping into 4r wash, the Indian teepee uprooting the mushrooms 'What this country really for 6ners - iotig. sleek -silver histor% almost unnoticM. It's sching western souverurs, the windmills and lighthouses that needs is a museum of the ones or squashed little grea:y the architecture of an earlier ice crearn stand that look-R like onre caught the eye American highway." Smith ltraded a mountain cabin I had owned for - 'd/W&, r. - - C,CA 451.r . ./ ____________ N M FF -W __f1 9 M 5aM! T -- M)TF n SETH MD%NS Pr ess ter t Iraid 60 - - BUGS BUNNY 09ffAL-.:E;.*-iil--- - i - -- - I /FS. tr making suggtsttors rather contacts ii1arging YOUr circle than conunands Pushing too of acqu.alntances may have - ____ ~_ 1-1.!Z7~ n i ou feel initiht imnress r Seek outlets this coming year - - • made any money considering all the work I out in on thele buildings, and wearing out the car. and losing the boat like that. What do you think? up old, controversial issues. 1xit I 1 - '-' -- - - ens Across Nation I i .\ made any money off It, but it has ald itself f I _~_~_Y~~t_ t ---- I could charge it I - - I - s .' Ycur domestic tranquility could -foomeme -- eneva an eight unit apartment. and the p, a couple of apartme n t or a iics ear, a duple x, a 1ijf nrj !'fl 1,,17ZZ"'. g;"Itj. iu.%% iast month fifte traded the ground for a twenty-four unit building, a nice home, and 16 0 vacant lots. What to know Is, do I ha ve i if this persun has his tr,ack record in mind. I - ) , BY .1 RRY 'AO\ twenty year take unnecessary risks on ")not Lie tempted today to nd more than you should for today. another s ideas 30 31 29 - Indoor suburban theaters are said, i rnustum that preser ves an eskimo pie, and the donut ers, motels and gasoline sta- Sonicirville, Mass. sh,)p with a giant donut on the driving the drive-ins out of washes, drive-in movies, park- roof: gaudy, individualistic, business. Environmpntal regu. the same way Williamsburg tions built between 1920 and 1950 might not be everyone's s goes Ing lots, toll booths -a genre of purely American. ' lations are sweeping billboards Va., preserve.s colonial archi. Idea of beauty. But they helped miles out oI his way to visit -1 "dingbat architecture" de,,It's the last tmtion of off the landscape. Mawpro- tecture. particularl - eye-catching gas signed to catch the lransfoMi (fie American landeye of a American individualism," says duced plastic-vacuum signs are the vintage Chinese person traveling 40 in.p.h. historian Peter If. Smith, a doing away with hand-crafted scape In the age of the mam Uition dam highway and there are pagoda, for instance, in Mil- along the network of two-Jane n t Ch calls neon. leader of the moverne G 1UkCC maadain reads that linked "commercial thos e w ho ant to preserve The problem asdjscussed , archaeology" them. They inay sound like an odd American towns between IM Today from coast to coast, a recent meeting in Boston of Dear Mr. Saxon, __ I..0 trine too nsisten t upon having spe 28 - ----- *pecim L o i ngba EDITOR' S I~ - elf than your helpinates. your own way. LEO (Jtdy 23-Aug. 22) Don't 23 I A SLIS, RUNNIN& AN (I I . left undone. Rely more on - -- D TO PECPLE 1 TROUBLES_ D' Sunday, March 21, 197658 07 le 40 A AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) n) ILE TENDI ~ PSYCHOL06Y 3 WHAT CAN YOU : , _11--?_, - __ i-:[ - :7 -, ;~.-_" 4 25 26 Lewis WIS Fl Investments Tasks that you hoped another Normally you are rather easy- 20 ~F Q1 bL - Sanford, . of It. 21-July (J I CLATTER with BIMO BURNS iq ~- - 19 ! - + A MERE B. . . . - ": 7:~L - 18 _. , ..-:.,-.! .',;'.,~ ri - ~~ - - _________ :-j - --- A _ not make too big a thing p frustrating. - - 14 - --- - in harmony could - 13 .3 f!,*. A_ , __ - - m- Fans Seek Out ~ Iw,c,p viow nrp not today in order to suit someone (CO 8 - 12 I rv] Re a Estate Real , t. 24-Nov. 22) If Select companions today whose 19) You may have to make ome adjustments in your plans MI HRL"N Att. VU WFZ 404- lEvening ago enuine 55 Certain road rlman -------- 9 S stations, but inotels. car A I I I -S F_ iscked 26 T°' 5 EnItte 6 D,I!:)ed water 28 Viff.111, 3,Ck - _____ ___________________________________ ________________________________________ For Sunday, March 21, 1976 g ' 3' ..._ 4; - L4O,VI -- - -H _ D I''J _____ -- - Augur erent .-i6 Full amount FUIVVED 4aR RUT r t - - ' 31 Weights of Intl a philosophical outlook in ecIriflict it's mece mary to make some 33 Ocean hastv repairs around home with --ours, Solutions will I j tod,ay. be, sure to use ffie proper ange. 2o) tools for each Job. 59 plaflhing 9 Pierce 40 Shoo pail TAURUS (April 20-May 43 American (O Bod, patt 1pl ) 10 State SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Today, try riot to interfere in I I Shooter (1 1) f)("In stalesmish marbles 45 Demolished matters not directly concerned 21) Enjoy yourse lf today, but DOWN 46 16 Expunger sking don't overindulge in the good with 1 20 Aim a weapon 47 Mountai n Practice things of life for som ethin that could 2 Enthusiasm "2 places moderation in all areas 3 Transmit 24 Raced 48 Jacob s son (Bib ) avoided. n - THE BORN LOSER '4IORT - - ) 49 Tardier 1 Q Jumpers .'I Female's (~s ______________________________ PâJiIiIT - -- vetch cou t er part ) - r, ~ __. ..i_ 1h 14.1. ThC tt'1 CPARIMg...uiE 1, =-_------ -- 14 Actre3s Gabor Icomb form) 7 Cry of I S L avorn weed 54 Receding 1 7 Unused b-occhanals 56 Coterie 18 Bibl,Calwlch o; 57 Grandparental 8 Miss Turner Ep \- `1 I ___ ^I- I - - 8F flJ'4ICE BLL)E OSOli 9D,rnnutiveof (coil) Patrick 44 E uropean I? Maryanne 46 Comfort I - __ I- __ I __-____ ACROtS 38 Legal Good Oucen 13 Volcanic ______ 0 I opi [J / 8. : .1 . ------- __ - . 1_ - I __________ REPA!Z + y NTr: - - _ . ,-4_ -1- . _ -:-. I -R .1zr§ r e Jrçl XtN I1 __ j - ______________________ Sunday March 21, 1°7 - 2~.- __________ - - , " WIL BOWLES and two story homes ~-_-.` ,_--1:--,-_-~-,!; T,`-,k - tzo~ I1_'1-4__:7~_1*-V- wr.l ,,,, - * _________________ . X'r ~k __~_' .,I .. , __ / / _f.;~ 4W:R - .- __ _____ . (Inction * ye ceri wailing for a % I I .- outfit _ . I - - ___ ___ . I - I - _. kvftym Is ID AMNP THE SMIWj IMSSACKE FIFF'SMON - - Alk, - I dl , ...;, '-'i rr - - - __ __ - __ - _- 10;9 Y - . -- ---,, I / . ____ U - - iN" I .A. ___ . fi . . . A-I . .r . I I I . . . .". , , - - - - ,I : . * , ___ -----_ - -- Courses fulfill new licensing requirements for * salesmen and brokers Our one, two and three bedroom * : Washington acknowlefiged (he the nos fa'nous ''Letter on Bigotry an d 41`140911e. founded it, 1763, is Persecution," reprinted in the -oldes,l Je%ish houso! of The World %imanac. Tourio worship In (he t3nited States. Parl'Anlent's tolonial po Ii(.v Yashington J effe r son, Patrick flenry. George flogers Clark, all served the patriot cause In one Wav or Macsachusntte j 'aa°ntelcient A , `1L I- -_ Real Estate Broker another throughou t the Revolimonary years, The World Almanac recalls. - * * I _- Broker Co Op invited - - f- -_ - .1 1__ . -,w%tlw- _ w _-_ - _. - ANnqrAPING . L ., -_ _;!- _ I _ Another fine development by - _. I ___ - - - ___ -Vi rrJ1L I KISH REAL 7300 ALOMA AVE,, ORLANDO, FLA i2807 * If 45 w7771 Directions: In Sanford .West on 2SIh Slrsi off 17-12. - r - - _4 I - _ ______ - Z - z1117i -__ Z ~_ - _ -~ Fu_.~ * * . 'PRIVATELY FENCED PATIOS * 12t . I *DISHWASHER - DISPOSAL State Exorns. -1-0';~~wl, ~~_--_-,21; t - .2,I .- - I - models feature: ESTATE Property Sales Office H rs. 9.6 Mon. to Fri. Sal. and Sunday. Ph.(30S) 322-7498 or 323-6040 1-6 - tf;!tI5, !_-1V_, , ,S7~- %1%11Lgsl FOR COMPLETE DETAILS MAIL FOLLOWING Sle.Ted CALLBART REAL S m * -41 1 II e Crash Review Prior To * ere out. -- ,gas Your Tra e ins- * - V * M^%# Vs F chimed like i * .--...Iek ; 4 " ., W: have 7 .25,7,50,7.75 interest. Massachusetts in denouncing - ____ provide central air and carpets. * We credit rent toward down payi-nent.. -. greeted Washington and ed the Iii government for its grteting in - - . r ____ " i ____ - - . - - =- =a&Fc=__ __ ____ ___ V__.zaff P FUE)? 11 ANP PRI% A rENNART! - Washington was greeted by various leaders in Newport 11.1. Among the clergy wa; MO.Fies Seixas, warden of Newbrew friengregatior, of the LrAp. HOW zndhoieheartedIysuppor * ~ - While Virginia immeidiatel,li ingland in 1i90, President CHIF.FSOR9ER5, LOTSA WcK- - AAV~- --I - A491AIL Bicenfennjal Facts_ TUMBLEWEEDS - - - - --- - - * We - JIM __ spfIng his bowling scores I:eCp getting worse and * 500.00 cash for moving. 320] __________ ____ . - --.--- ... but T , __e.-A -k. _ - -_ =500F_ Ungula - _ ATE ! -_ 323-7860 or __ &1=;1:11iei1 - - �.. 6 B-Evenjng Herald, Sanford ____Fl ,.',''' _.. .. ..-_-____- --. -.'. I -Card of Thanks We with to thank our many friends, neighbors anti reIatiwe fcw the many kindnesses thown at the time of the patting of Leatna W.'Iker -TheOliver Family Ovi!Ir C Shar,t)hn & Leah to Lee Director Individual Coordinator for Unit ed DELTQPIfts" Nice TAFFER REALTY hOmis; 1 bedroom, 1135. 2 Southe,.ttern Tribes Inc. Coi'nkc Plea? EtlatP Broker bedroom, $150. Nopets PhoneSllPrehnSave Employment Trainirg 322 8655 1010. I icc) C 75th 5t Act, tub grant. Preference to person of American naIl Make your Budget go further, shop Clear) bedroom. Ii b.Ith, ,i'.ocadc, heritage. Job descrIption a, carpet. .,to.je 3. refr,Qerntor. tP'Ø ClassIfIed Ads eva'y r'trectaons may be .ktt tp at ci::'.. U.S.a, 1.C.E.T.A. offire, 131fl We St P,iytofl's. '1?? 1101 Colonia'. La' ando. AppIIcat;cIri Moo nfl ountr5' home 7 Ls'droom. rrc lost,? ' furnishi 0, Should be in by March 72. 1976 P laths, 'i.irau $173 month, $)( Si'( Ut ly 831 1777 Aphonecallcouldstartyouon ant and profitable career. Call II Management Trainee 41-Houses Murray 1. Fredericks tat to PUOL IC Ifl I. L T ION'i C. Cenoctl & wI Sheila M.. & L.'e C. LouiS Barneft 3 Mark Barnctt, LI F F , Ott to Horace 0. Dor.Inj 3 Are you looking for a permanent ,y,tt Jr., tgi,, I " 762 & W' j of ten. 5' of SE' of NW' 04 Nw'd of wi Pearl P. COfldO, ei Unit No Ii. potition with a fast growing ir.ao 7e0, LongWOOd $Ii,o, 5ev. 5 70 32, *15.000. SheOh, S 3-Cemeteries rorporticm? Hollis A. Long & wI LtclIle to Paul A. Graham & wf Adaire to ____________________________ Murray 1. r- rrd.riclis, Hannah, , Edw, are real appearing, willing to W Bronkhort 3 wt Dorothy Melvin H. Franien & wf Yvonne, W WI 3 I',jrn, available immediately arid WILL NOT bE RESPOSI8LE Phillip L Graham to Levis R , E' of SW', of SE'S Of NW'4 of 9$'ollot s& E 49' 016, 81k C. Dom Barnett&Mart Barnett, it tC N' canget byonapproiimately 19.600 FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED Sec lb ZQ 37, $14,5 ,nerich Hills, 6th Addn. $69,400 Of SE', of NW', of NW', of Sec S year while In training your fit BY ANYONE OTHER THAN J. Thomas Hlckton to Kathryn S. CQCD) Diana). Hill to Grory A. 32. $15 year, then you owe II to yourself to MYSEL. F AFT ER MARCH Hikson, S 310 of SEt, of NW', of Hill, 5', of LotS 97 & 99, Slavia , Mariore H P,yne. wid, to Harry look into this once in a lifetime 1916 NW', ci Sec. 332G.30, sIc., 1140 3785. eHomes Colony C Sd. *100 I J N.klrs & WI Mary 5,. 116 81k 9 4OWARD 0. MOORE ground floor opportunity. CALL John C Co* 3 WI Sandra to John Wm. H. Rippard IV & Ellen tO Indian Pilis Un 2. 138.000. DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL ------ -.-.-- - -- Motjile Home. 3 BR,? bath Carriage C. Fo* & *1 Sandra 1., Lot 17 Wm. H. Rippard Ill 3 Jacqueline P.. Fla Land 0ev. Co to Jeffrey Spencer HIs, $100. 96? 2700 Cove Trailer Park $100 per month portion of Its 37, 38, 31 51k A, 4PelSonals 24-BusinessOpportunitie E*ttinger. Lot tO. 81k A Kooliwood i $13 løi rent. Ph 373 0539. Judith A Stein Brenner to Grady Srantley Hall Ests.. 115.000. . . Third Aadn 113.000 . "Clerk Typist II Thc City of San V. Stein. Lot 3. Williamson pits • W. ii toyd to Wm. S Woltey. W Good OpportunityIlaltar tACEO WITH A DRINKINC. Phippi Land Co thc to Mats F(jrfli%hi fi I7'x60', Iikr nnw, central ford Civil Service Boara is ac t,ioo. 375' of N 100' 045700' of SE'. Of SE', American Restaurant. Beer, WinC' Corp , Lots 108 & 110, W,nor Manor, wo in. EM ,ir, palio. awning, private lot 3)9 cepting Apolicatlons to establiSh Charlie Long, sgl. to Charles of Sec. 21 21 79. E of Mtld Ave., etc., llcente, On highway. 713.2174 0r Is, Actcin, $11,000 Perhaps AI(ohoIc ArJnymo(Js 11)9 an Eligibility List for Clerk Typitt Gibbs & WI Fannie M. 8ld' N', of $100. 775 7625 Can Help Gdn Mtg lnv toDonalcipi Knapp II position. General requirements __________________________ .ot 73, 81k A. A.fl Stevens Addn to The Huskey Co. to Ronald Mc Furnished 7 bedroom mobile home, Call 473 4537 & wI, Susan E , Lot Ill Barclay Midway $100, include applicants must be a high Doug,alcl & wi Camilk, E.. Lot 1, 81k Casselberry area. Adults only. Write P 0 Be 1713 Woods, 2nd Adcin. $39,000 school graduate or have Sale Or Rent Morton Buildert Inc., to Gary F. A, Swi ,twater Oaks, Sc'c.8. $79,000. Phäne 131-2323. Sanford Florida 37771 Garfiela .1. Lant: & wI. Betty to Brock 6. wI M'hcle A • LI equivalency certificate and CX SOS Like new commercial buitdng 210 ,hx 0ev, Corp. to Anthony .1. Gregory P Sammano & wI WI'kIVO perienceor training in typing and Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, Sec 3, Scarfato &wt A. Lorettt. 11381k 0, ARE YOU Sq ft with 3 air cond?ioned of TROUBLED? Call Toll Margaret,,i .vrom SE coral SF', Of 139.900. geierâI olI,c procedures, Must fics anii urn. C in storaa, C,nni Sec 9. Swr.twater Oaks. USO0 3c-_-WfAhjIIS I4nm I.ntc ________________________________ " ' "we Care' $AolI( cQoperativrIt rIittlI 'I)11'' Morton Builders Inc., to Donatd F. cK,,IOn Corner to? Parking iulian J. Vandenberghe & wf "Ifotline," Adults or Teens. and courteously. Interested ap Clifton I. Taylor, sql. to John L. Evans 3 wi Janice H., LV 506. Edna to Edna W Vandenberghe 6. Fuller 6. WI. Wekiva Landleg Resort on the river. plicants Submit applications to the GergIana 0. R. Wekivi Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, Sec 2, Joyce Epple. LI 576. Ifeatherton Beauty Salon Beautiful oak shaded lots. Fith, Nitchell't Survey of Levy Grant. $39,200, Ci'il IJLt'1 lii I Service Oltict' at the City S -Lost & Found Village Un No 1, *100 $51,500. swim, boat rentals and free . Hall ' 'QCD) Graham Kent Fuller to Warren W. Golf & WI Sondra tO _______________________________ (,00(j tifTit' for 5'OU to move Ifl?O tNt mooraga, Adults. 3fl.447Q. Roy Wall & WI Ru'h to Joseoh W. gerbfrI 0. Fuller & I Dorothy I , Mecitl .' Palmm"r & wf Louise E.. LI I y ,'ttrctii,te t1uty S.iIOn GoocI Milr miniature Poodle. lilaik P. haIti' pi'rson or couple as live fl •,,. SchOoly & WI Katherine 1. Se,'ntn'I LC. , 629 630 3. 603. tc'-. part ol 134, ,Vsri,wuvtj rii , F;. i, r ,iinp.innn •uW hnuss'krvp,r 10' ,' 'n ir,1y, Ceihia Boat arm,s C,slt ' mmori 3 WI Betty 1, W 16' ol It 603, Lake Orienta. Sec 13 73 29, 'tOO. Rex A. Stone to Isaac M. Dyot. Sr. 37-Bus I ness Proerfy after p m ' liii tly 5 81k 15, C'ystal Late Winsi Phooc 372 6?6 LáI Ruth 0. Full,tt to Hert*1 0. & WI Pearl L.. LI 5, r.pl. of 81k 10 --.- ____________ nomr's S ci. $300 Fuller & wI Dorothy I.. LotsiSS. eM, Highland Park, $9,300. Garage sales are n season. Tell the C a I I Bart REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES Arcp,,&' Banks & WI. Flourint' to 437. 67$ 629 & 6.30, le part of 603, on W. Garnett White Mgic Mtg. Corp to S. C.'. .stopher pe'tple about it with a ClassifIed Experieneed & Newly Licensed Leat• 5. Smith. N 73' of E 110' of n', line to Lake Orlenta, Sec. 13 3129 Costa. sql., Lt ill Barclay Woods, p F AL ESTATE Ad in the Herald. 372 7611; $31 JC.in "SaiIfJra's Sales Leader" Reg. Real Estate Broker Of SW'.of SW'.of NW', Sec 3319 *100. Realtor 372.71p 2nd Addn. *32.700. 9993 STENSTROM REALTY ______________________ JOHN KRIDER:ASSOC, 31, $15110 The HuSkey Co to Robert L. John L Pucker & wI Patricia Ann -------' ?S"S P.irk Dr REALTOR 322 ?1?O 101W CommercIal M,c O FIr.InCI( rriinand, Lot 2? 01k A Swi'I'? . .............. FOUND- Brown Cairo Iern,tle cat,.. F! to Artt:i,i .1 Faubel& WI Eli: A 2.5 1. ns Phone 322 1.51 Sanluc'u °' '.' (3naiu, div Lc' I, O.t*tant water Oaks. Sec 3. $)I0,Q needs a home. 377 5.402. Los 74 & E 25' of 23, 81k H, Lake Nurses. RN's. LPN's, Aides, Aiilr --_____________________ AdUn . *100 Wavman Htt, 1.0.000. '.a.---'-." TheSpringstoAquarjusL.ndco,, LUSIbadge with name (MN. P.ioncy Avallable-ciusincs* yen. I M E'ctuh BrowntoAllen 1. WilSon eai tsTate Ray M. Benton & wf. Sue H. tO 6730636 CtevrtJnd) and date (1975) turcs, operating capital, etc ____ Inc., Lot I, Silt A,, The Sprin. & wf Judith L . 10' 77 81k 0, Lake Laurence Wm. Derryberry & wf ._.... .......... $11,300. back Reward Phone 32? 44 frank (tech?, 90.4 744 0341. katnrn Park 4th Addn. $100 Linda. commente at SE cor of SW'. ______________________________ _____________ ThomasM.Thor'ien&WI Kathryn Allen 1. WIton & WI Judith to of NE'. Sec. 147079, 41 -Houses etc., 139.000. DON'T STORE IT, S&LL IT with a . t1 to James I Lamm & wi. Marcelle Ronald) Galto& wf Marcia Ann,Lt 1a.5Y.11 'I Aqudrius Land Co. Inc. to Rolando j2hT1 j I Rentals low ct Classif led d, __________________________ Lt 72 & 73. 81k C. Tr. 76. Sanlando 77 81k F). Like Kathryn Park Fourth Gonzalez & wI Anida, LII, 81k C. _______________________________ - -. ________ ATTENTION RENTERS- Quahfy Springs, $43,900. a Adcm, 17,000 Paradise Point. 4th Sec. *100. and 'eu may own 2 bedroom Betty A Cannon to Frank H. YOt'R lITTLE FlE .1(;1:'(:r" Mtivin J Segel, sql & Marlene. Aquarius I and Co. Inc. 10 Orlando condomimium for no down 6-Child Care _____29-.Roo _________Cannon&wf Betty A.. E1v39'of Lot tql to Jtn K, Foulk & wf Mary I. , Hernander & vl CnsueIo, Lo!.Ulk -... ,•,, •, ,. A payment, a 3 bedroom home for '.. . 3',IL"? fl fllk1S,jrilanao •, . '---'-' ', ': -',, 1100 clown lall for details. Middle age ' 4ror1rrrdn wiS..es . 3USY IlL i iH,t nt Suburt !teaut. Palm SN'inos S.everal pos "ca..,t for " ''i'? Ernest Wilson & wl Gladys to M Myers LId. someone to share 3 bedroom 7177 Holly Avenue Set $100 backgrojnd. Serah Alar Bass & hI, Elgar, W 37' Vance. sq.., Unit 432. Orlenta Point home Quiet neighborhood Phone LIVE IN COUNTRY- Comfortable Phone 323 lStOor 332 0760 COOK'S HELPER W,nter Park NaIl Bk. to Carolyn Of E 13)' of 5' less alley (Ilk I) Tr. Condo. VIII One, $26,300. 2 bedroom or. fenced In plot. Only 32? 9116 after 3:30 p m. or anytime K Williams Lit 32 & 73. Hickory 13, Sanford. $100. Some experience desired Robtnt D. Simpson 3. v.1 Eiii. to Babysitting $15,000. or weekends houtekeep'ng Hill, 165.000 PROPERTY APPRAISER Eclythe E Lilliquis?. wid tO 0. Gerald W. Pritchard & wI Sadie. E DISTRESS SALE- 3 Bedroom, wanted Cindy Powell, 321 0105. Florida Real Estate license Can go Room for employed man in Foley W Vaden III & Carolyn to Byrne. sql I Joseph W. Dav.t & *1 31,(.2'of 11116. W 77 43 0112, P31k 4, _______________________ central aIr, large workshop. right to work. StephenG P'etrowski&wf, Sandra Norma H. N 165' of E 264' 01 5', of Sanlando The Suburb 8ea',titul I congenial home. Near Lake $20,900 Mary J . Lot 10' Tratwc,od Ests . Sec 1, CONCRETE FINISHER ç. , r ionctt ard & CoIornza?,on Palm Sprinqt Sec , *21 000 9-Good Things to Eat ___________ & 5CC $20 *k 377 ($45 t2&000 Carpentry experience _______________________________ Co Itci, W Beard.,Ils Map of St Martin A. Eggett & WI Cecelia to OlD['R TWO SOTRY- 3 Itc'ciroom, (OCO) John 0. McCarler II & wf. JC'SCPhS. $19,000 COOK Air conditioned steeping room. Men lose M. Cincunegui 3*1 Sandr& A., MURCOTT; mn! condition 177,5% Nancy to John 0. McCartee, II, It Experienceci with oriental foods, Wm. 0. Carte & *1 Rita I. To Ltfl&partol7l,BlkG,No.Orlancso only. 3773279, 414 Myrlle Ave. *250 BUSHEL 190 Lake Searcy Shores, $100. PAINT & BODY MEN Patrick A. Tslley & wi Nancy Jo. Teer . Sec. I Unit 1, 127.800 )? 673.1 or 377 0)6? Barbara F Pease, sql. to Michael SW', of 51k St. less P4 1U'. M. M. Needed immediately. Ycint man or woman to room and Leonard J, Perkins, tgl. to __________________C Spalctng& wI. Susan N. 1181k MECHANICS t',,lr(l ann thare Ipenses Phone Smith's s-d, $23,000. Howard Edw Lay & WI LInda. 116 11-lnsTruction Heftle's Homes, HoreiI Park Sec 1 Various positiont for good all around 7I 0379 Realtor James D Stafford & WI Ecina Sue 81k 5, Fairlane Es's. Sec. 1 repl.. ----' P I $17,300 '----------_ exp5rien. . - _____ tOMry B. Campbell (married), Lot 13.6,500. 323.5774 Anytime .lohnA LaBrcr..wf. Eunicei.to 16. 81k F, Woodmere Park, 2nd SPRINKLER FITTER -Apartments Unfurnished The Greater Constr Corp. to Piano & Organ Lessons 0esign experience desired. Willing Sic of H3U. 0. Lot 2 81k F, repI. 120.9(10. __________ Multiple Listing Service Theodore P. Jeniiers & WI Dorothy Woodmere Park. 2nd upl , *19.700. to travel Top pay. Nancy N. StylI to Edwarci E. M., Lot 150. Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Gary S?ri, teacher with Orlando FTU Oviedo-Duptex, furn Or COMBINATION SchOol of Music. IS Offering private Deccates me Constr. to Fred I4urst Lot 4. 51k H Summemiet Hunt, Sec 1, 36)00. unturn Ideal location Reasonable BUY OR LEASE WOPTION TO Annon Jr. 1. *1 Allison A , II? 81k Pfoqtpt, Sec , $100 PAINT & BODY MAN letsons in Sanford 3220219. Harold K. Swift & WI Alvira A. to I BUY' Mobile home oi 100 ft lot, 0. Swce?watir Oaks. Sec. 6. %31.9. Experienced. Great place to work Fta Re'siden?ij.I Comm Inc to Walter R. Davis, Commec. at p? S (rat, H&A, 7 large bedroomt. 7 full Ludwig S Lectiner & wf Brigitte Wm DESK CLERK C. FaIl & *1 Eleanor E.. Lot 23, 666.6' P401 SE cor. of Sec 21.19 79, for bathS. Only $19,500 18-Help Wanted 0. Some experience desired 31-Apartments Furnished to Robert Alderman & *1 81k A. North Orlando Terr. Sec S Pob plc. 1 acre, *6.000 - ,. - - .-. .- ---WALK TO SHOPPING 3 tSR, t", Christine. Ill & E 25 01 I. 81k . Un 2. *73.600 Walter R. Davisto Harold K. Swift l' baths, cent. H&A. wall to wall -WE SELL SUCCESS ______________________________ '!r i"! Er C • • ' ,n 'iii hO, Lake Wayrr.an HIS., $27,000. h'ahton tI. Myers & Henry 0. & wf Alvira A,, It I, 51k 2. arpet, garage. Only 174.100 I or? Bedrooms. Adults only 701 Commercial 373-3176 , r,tors, w,,, ters, wa,tr,jse _____________________________ Frank R. Moore & Jcdy to Marion LiQht, exec. est Francis to Allard We.afls.rsfield, 1st Addn, *6.708. Ill PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK B I Juanita P Moor.. Lot in.c r,taurant worbrrs P4w I4amitton & v.1 Mary. Lots 6 & 7 81k (QCD) 0. F. Ward & Willie I. '0 WITTREALTY 251.5 Park Drive $70 up I First Class Machinist ri4t,S,f,i,,t All shiftt .'vailabl. Sanlanoo Ests., *100. IS, Tier 5. Town of Sanford, *10.000 David I. Evans & Allyson K.. 55' of Merion 8. Moore & *1 Juanita tO "If'tY fl L rSi)n. S Ic' I? or 7 'o 6 1 Bedroom furnished apartment, A1 f 'i n ,ip:r nh(l ship ,anldl Robert A Guhde & Mary A to N 31.23 of Lot 5. 81k 8, A. Aulins Rig. Real Estate Broker, 321 06 I Wm. A. Slv,ol'. I *1 Merle i.. 1? 7 pacesetter Builders Inc Mil,r S..nt i.i fl Casselberry area. Adults only. LIt 298. 30. Addn to Oviedo. $100. 322 0779 I I 332 2743 373.7995 rrqu.r,'i, : Sanlando Ests 135,300. I. i ran' 2565 Fr ni ri A PhOdSI 831 2323 811. A Tr 37. SnIndo Springs, ' Southern Realty Equititi Inc. to pm frrably ,n . Ie(ln.t Alexander E. Walter & wf 15 ACRES Robinson Tnnoer,n' $9000 the Winter Park Tel. Co., part ' ''' industry. Work m' of REAL ESTATE- Have opening for Rosemary toihomas L. Hinson 6. Clean Studio apt suItable for a S Grovt cast of Sanford. 13.300 pi' Lots 436. 4)7. 131 etc.. Attamonte 'istinty to lOtr' tOlerancr-s fl full time sales associate willing to De.orah Sue, LI 3, 811. 0, SweetWard Hicks, Inc. to Leon A. Land Hotel & Nov. Co Plot, 1710.200. working or retired lady. Privafe. ,,r,c. 1t I prfltotypi and clrvelopmrnt work work wick days and some water Oaks, Sec 7. 135.500. levenlierg*n a WI Kay I... Lot 7" 3733177 tO ACRES. south at Sanford V,'! , So'n Realty Equities Inc. to WP , quippc et _____________________________ we-.ends We have top no?ch James A. GrIffith to Mary F. Sar'datwood. $31,900. lily i0' Telbphone Co., Lot 415 ltess S (5(4th, 1.et mills I Bedroom furnihed apartment. buildirs with furnished model Griffith, Unit 15, Bldg. 47.3 Sheeah, FrancIs 0 Danets & wI Audrey 10 12656') Alt. Land Hotel 3. P'tav. Co 70 ACRES and 47 ACRES. C,,-t'w',,, wall to wAIl carpet, air con hornet, For tOnIidnljal inlet view. Sic 4, $100. Lyle E. Daniels & .1 Gloria 0 . ' .f'l Plot, $7'3O0('. First Class dii ionea. 1)00 plus deposit Pnone cjill 5 F HOrdwick, MI 6111 or Raymond 8. Piadley & v.4 Cheryl of It 31. & all of 35, SIP 3. Ent: 'o ACRES Ostm,n area Sheet Metal Man 3231319 after 3 - 30. alIce 6 p in call 571 2377. Southern Patty Equities Inc. to the to Charlene F. Tell, sql., Lot 29 minger LOOn No. I. LW, sii.000. I Winter Park Tel. Co., part of Lot .415 Santando Ests.. lit A4dn. $30,500. -. Grealer Constr. Corp to Lawrence 1,' 'On.,' vriv.n,nu w 'tn a y a's ON AIr, MUUI!). HAL COLBERT Benjamin F. Hester to Beni. F. J. Burton & *1 Sharon K.. It 99 IN 10' of 453, Alta'nonte Land Hotel No Pets. 'Cf rl1'n(r rfguim.',t. lini-Irratity REALTY INC. & P4ev. Co Plat. $.', Hester & wf Jeanne J. 3 10 mt.. Winsor Manor, lit Addn, *43.000 I, or ,i. rospacr' inncistry 7312 Palmetto Ave 373 79)2 Wtn, J. Plnkney a WI Eugene 0. Minetta I. Dorothea. Alma I. to Babcock Co to David F. WP'ilten yp ,.nti r.p-v,t- all typri of Eves.3flOól2or3fli$1? James McFadden & wI Hattie Mae. Robert B. McKay & DoeR, 2-10 & 5, & wI Hazel B, townhouse Parc. 'itl ,nrtM rquipmenv Plan BAMBOO COVE APTS Jun-gte Harbor. Corp. 2 10. thaI part 1? 19 WindwOrd Sguarp, Sec i. W' of ItS & wt, of N", of Lot 6, SlIt 'l(lil iii. ill r ,tOqi U ,it.r ( ,l( Ori, 3. 7 bc'tiroorr apartments, 44 13. Tier B. Sanford. 13,300. :'i Sot ¶IP (',': r4 Sr *100 S I, '(I r tin it i,u: • 4unii 'ni ti _________________________________________________________________ furnished or unfurniss'ird Newly Equitable Life Astur. Sot, to Paul ,iii '.1 parts Ld redecorated Come see 300 F F Loud&WIBarbaraJ,.Lt76,8Ik1 C(MPETlTlV( WAGE', A'rport Rtvd cinford 373.1310 Shdow Hilt 56. *33.300 INC REALTOR AP4DLIOERAI Lewt J. Young & WI Ann 1. to E. 4 SE DROOMS-$72,SOo AN MI) PARK I 7 3, bedroom rRlp4c[ fl[P.(CtIS Christopher Addison, Tryt? B. Lot I Apply ir. p. rson trailer opts. Adult & famIly park. Super find It' a little rnoesvy. Also 36. 51k 0. Spring Valley Odris., sat 2'.', baths, st*ing room, sittIng Weekly. 3513 Hwy 17fl. Sanford %.# I_ 'E'RAL DYNAMICS ;;;i, roni •r,.j 377 1930 rHt I5000 yard. Hurryt ELECTRONICS Theodore J. Marcia, sql., to Mtg. ' I alt Mary Furnished apartment, tIIIIITiI L Guar. Ins Corp. Lot 176, We1.'va DIVISION cIt an. private a'r (Onvenint boat above it. Wood flooring is Hunt Club Fox Hunt, Sec 1. 138,000 SUPER POOL HONE ________________________ I have a wooden i'nhway 17 97. L4IIIA1,x1 Sin,iIe prrsnn only No pets $95 Muge family room opens to large - Evar&e Robb to Rosa A Payton I C,$'pOrtuity ________________________ that I soon will be getting into always nailed across the "l 1OYl r I r''. 'in )e Pool in Secluded fenced yard. (marr,e, -1), N I3 of W 56' of Lot 238. shane In a nhice. ctrnnk' (3 Pit IiØ In nn. nn Ihix fir. -'-'-r--'''""x'Nt)7'ofLot2I,Flaland&Colon -. -adhesive will be required. What to your readers. Every time I r Celery Plantation, *10.000. or f?rlaceso 31A-t)iplexes I''' Evelirte J. King tO Lyle C. kind should I gct? M, putmyoutsideexter,alonladder _______ 24 His 32394 10 A. - A resorcinal adhesive against the side of ti hon.w, i Beyers. Lot a Slit H. North Orl lunisht'cl or Un DJPLE Rnchet, Sec 1A. *9,900. 2017 5. F Q EN C H (HWY I? $2) I furnIShed Ideal location will do the job. It's a 100 per made a scrape mark on the Ronald I. Brumbaugh& WI Mary Reasonable rent. 3833721 I cent waterproof glue that siding. To prevent this, I at- H, to James A. Sank 6. WI GIll, Lot 5 anytime. BALL REALTY 'Tt .ihi '7l comes In two containers. One tached rubber toilet seat 11"SlIt F. Winter Springs, $17,000. Ci..i' Cu tin. l.a RAYMOND M BALL 3 P.droçn carpeted, central heat 5 holds a liquid resin, the other a bt!mpers on the top of each side Jo I 1. Elkins I. WI Joyce I.. Lot Req Real Etlate Broker and air. Ciinvenient downtown and powdered catalyst. Mix accord- rail. No more scrape marks. 11, Green Village s d. $56,300. I hotpitil. $163 month plus depasit, C. B. Stowe. widr., Evelyn trig to the directions. I 373.164) - ThIkS. Th boITpeTS - _______________ kickliter & hb. Dougtds W to K. W. are available in all hardware McIntosh. Lott 13, II, 153. lb. Indan I TP.ats AnthOriy A Mani.r.o taIhtn. He started ASITSCO 2 Bedroom unfurnished. Acl'ilts Mound Vi.tage, etc , 5100 • 1h0,trin1 and built .1 into •n impirs Todsy, he head, Q. - I have my eye on a stores. preferred. Free water $130 373. 3 up nOthe, butaness ..,ith eien veaiu pOtSnti•I •t0 K W P,'clnto%h & v.1 M.try to C (1 bathroom vanity top that I want I 51St or 3726420. p•ot' and efirniti.ng Ihe poIantiai 5 greeter beci&jis 2571 PrI 0' 37721)9 Stowe & Evelyn Kickliter. it. ten, plctically every car will someday neat) repainting and my husband to install, since he Q. - Some time ago I read Lost I), II, 15 3. 16 Indian Mot.'nd I Realtor After Hours' body work And her•'s no company 'a the field with a $ urni5hed duplex, Lake Mary area. is handy at such things. about an easy way to tell if the Village, $100. quality netionslimge It.. rnerhat a virtually unt$pp, 337 3(91 )12OoiI ____________________________ I 7 BR furnished apartment, nice 3779791 AS the OwflSf Cf MAACO Auto Painting Canter, you'll Thomas H. Neale I WI Edith to IIow€ver, it Is advertised as pushbutton Is at fault when a yard. Children and pets OK. *130 $ hv a substaruiai cesh flow trum the very first weak LAKE MAY- FISH, SWIM. SKI Raymond H Neubauer 3. WI Leila month, 2", miles r.orthof 43.4 on 17 u'ri in bus.e*. and rvery *1k attit that, with net • cultured marble, Does that doorbell won't ring. Can you tell N, .11 7 & $ SIP. Mobile Manor I 3 Bedroom like front home C, pratt y'sd as Pign ax 25% Arid we have iPso booki and 97. 201 Sunset Drive, next to over lv wooded acres. lnclucti mean It Is Inferior to natural me what It 13' c.*ii re'pts to prove it That's b.cauw auto painting U William's AccountIng 3. Tax 2nd Sec *a.o. I den. fireplace, formal coin rep.eeant one of the lerpest, self ptrpetuatir.g. yet BessIe P. Knight aka Pilchev aka marble? A.-Remove the pushbutton Service. Open Sunday. 9 to S virtually untapped bu$4nIieal in the OutO industry $ country. *65.000 I A. - Cultured marble is cast cover by unscrewing the one or Herman to Ann Lea H Ilear, Lot After completion of MAACOs training program, you CALL NOW! 81k? Tier 10. E P. Teaffords Map & will be an s.pert in the rnanovent of •vary ase.cl of Furnished 1 bedroom. livino rm., OVIEf)O--POOL-- S Dediu.)in, from finely pulverized nattn"al two zcrcws that hold It En place. MHC, etc , ran?or l,te est. Sll your bus..sess Prior .ap.vi.'ic. is not •n edwanll,s dining rm., ideal for retired $ ttory cIder home, fireplace, even Wi invita 501 buS illQuiry lull ma,l tP'e COuf)Oa bilo* stone combined with specially You'll find two wires ct..nected The Lancer Corp., to John couple Near town. No pets. 3fl. basert'ient, situated on a beautifi "V" no,. is the tiffl tO OCt 36)0 after 430. formulated polyester resins, to screw terminals; at least, Ans$qy, E 204.3$' of Lot 89, SprIngs I a acre tot $12,500 Hammock. $21,300. That makes it nonporous, they should be connected. WE TAKE TRADES Øel Aire Homes, Inc to Wm P • Duplex 7 BR, Sanford Lake Mary AUTO SANFORD- 3 Bedrm, 7 bat chemically resistant and crack not, you've found the trouble. 11 Lang & wI Judith I., LI 399 Spring area Stove, refrigerator, air. home, shady yard, air cot 001.5 Un. III, $41,700. Available April I 11)5 Ph •3.t I I' IIIAACO PAINTING resistant. It is an ideal product they sm all right, disconnect difione'd. 1)0.250 MAKI OFFE Jane D. .Ivdy torm Pettigeew to (or a vanity top, ---------------------5 905.1 • the wires and scrape the ends Evelyn W. Hickman. SQl, Unit No MAIL COUPON TODAY' 511- 3/21 I dean. Touch the bare ends 14$. Lake Villas Condo., *31.400. Forrest Greene, Inc. P.ACO EIft01JWMI, Inc. -t3uses Unfdrnished The HuSke'y Co. to Frank C 5 _________________________ (21b) 2656606 (Pa, on(y) 1306*33 REALTORS Q. - The family room In our together. If the bet' ringi, you 3236.3 Starling Sr & *1 Dorothy I., Lot 2. I King , Pnaaa, Pensssylvanl.. 19406 (800) 237S34 house has a gypzm wallboard netd a new pushbutton. 3 Bedroom. 1 bath, 811 a, S*ee$*ater Oaks, Sec 7, SLIM BUDGETS AR Okay, Mr. £bit,no. LIIt lINe more iboul UA4C0 I fenced yard. ceiling. We want to install I $11,900 BOLSTERED WIlls VALUE 4(5 0567 Name ..... I The Huskey Co. to Ron Meyer .... tongue-and-groove ceiling tiles. - Does wood stain have FROM THE WANT 5 Al COLUMNS Addrs I Should we get the kind that are any purpose other than to dark- Constr Co., Lot 6, 811. 0. Sweet Nice 2bedroom block Al.trr Oaks. Sec 9. *16,900 City Phone home. Mn or unlurn. cemented on or those which are en the color of the wood? The Hus*ej Co. 1* C. Everette " '"° Stat. ........ Zip . A Yes, It Increases the Huskey & WI Suzanne S., 1$ 16, Ilk I I stapled on? Sweatwater Oaks, Sec 9. *l4•900. A. - Ceiling tiles can be Ce- color contrast of the natural 5 like Mary- 2 [SR block house The Huskc'y Co. to E. Everette L - _ A desperate owner will sell beliy Carpet, air, lots of nice trees mented to a gypsum wallboard _ wood grain pattern to make it Itu3ey , t Suzanne, Lot 12 011. A, market arid will pay closing cost Stove and relrig, $150 mo. 4 ceiling if the wallboard is solid- more attractive. It gives the Sweetwater Oaks. Sec. 9. 114.900. . security 377 433, 3 Bedroom, large lot. Good nepal The Hut1.ey Co to C. Everette 117.900 ly in place, If It Is at least 'ith wood a itore uniform color. 2 tic 3 Bedroom house on large sot, lfuSki'y A. wI Suzanne. Lot IS 811. art truth Ill(k ;,rinj ti it is Anti i( 5(i11lCtiIile IS USed to Swc -tw,ttt'r OaIs. 5. 7. 116,9% ci.j'rl streel. Reisonabte rent nailed on not more than 16-Inch produce imitations of more tii Phone 372 1910 The Husley Co to E Evert??" HU%1tt & wf Suzanne, Lot I) 81k C. centers. If It meets these three costly woods. Despite all t'ese I eELs. ESTAT( DELTONA On lake be S*cewater Oaks. S 7. *16.9% 3 Bedroom. requirrents, go ahead. If not, Realtor 372 711 2 full baths, large family room, Charle'sM. Clark jr. 1, wI Trent C. you are better off putting up more beautiful when covered to Angelo .1 Catanei,i & WI screened porch, 2 car garage, $225 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE strips and then stapling with a clear finish without Posemry, 704 fox Valley Dr. without Classified didn't work DYNAMIC PROPERTIES 117811. LSwretwaterOaks. Sec.$. thetilestothem. Thestripsare stain. there wot,Ian'l v. S. V. liardwick, Broker 173500 nailed at ig2t angles to the Deltona 661 6611 The Husk Co. t Ron 5. Bennett joists, with the tiles stapled to 1•Icisse (For either of Andy Lang's Iwi Francine £ , 11)1 Ocelot Tel. :" Small, private 7 bedmoniri house, the strIps. Sornc'times It dill i- helpful booklets, "Wood Finish. MUd, lot 11, fliP. C. Swr'et*Mt'r (:1) rrened porch. yard, wood Oaks. Sec 6. 111.900 30)0 SuIh Park Av 3 Bedrooms, I cult to determino the direction ing in the IIonic or Save burning fireptace. 332 7790. 'H Same Ia same - II 12 SlIt C bath, large fenced yard Stove, of thy joists where there Is an Money by Insulating," send 30 Swoetwater Oaks, S.c 4. $14,900. refriqerator, carpet, drapes. Same -- It I BR C Sweetwater existing ceiling. Tapping on the cents and a long. STAMPED, TraMIerred owner wants an offer. 33-Houses Furnished Oats Sec 6, *11.100 CRANK CONSTRUCTION i:Iru will tell ',nu where the self-nt1dresed envt'lom to C7'1?E'1tr )wrX'iwiirr 1 ' "t' ' Li ii hA "J -p 6. REALTY !.irito,d CentrOl air and heat 3 joLsts A solid Sourid IT).3IIS 6(J)OW4IOW, P.O. BOX 477. Hunt- Oaks. Sec 4, $14,900. I V .0 j REALTOk $30604,: Bedroom, 7 bath. draC.et and some Saflf,40 Va tIe 1. WI Jenny to a joist, a hoilow one the absence ing ton, N.Y. 11743, QuestIons cerpeting, First, last and deposit. New 4 BR, 7 bath home for sate or w1 Altr of a joist Also, ou ma gn a an not be answered niivj. Call alter 6 .m, 322 7(11 or $30 rent w,tPi Oplion to buy, I block at &677 clue if there is a wood fio3r ual!y.) Lake Monr *57,000. Orlinciø .'' BUY- ,j bedroom, iItti, landscapc..j Ctn A It, ''Pcted. bnickfrgnt, be,aulifijl '0'' Ond oW. Payments $147 tTi('vlthly assume fllortua,:e Do ri.)t QUlify block, txCellnt condition; no City ta*es By owner. 32? 6470 I' -=-------------.--- S A N FORD ' -- ' Rent or Lease Optj -- .". Pit IA ('1 FASt Niv. I ltJ7P,5 7 I .,th tini, s, ii i,'r,sl ,ir, .ini, ti-il, i,5I ,it,i . 577.000 lo Vt, •,,, '.'ti I.),',O f I - C \/illage i: Large 1 & ' rntz FROM 34 'I psrs SILLIARD'ROOM ,Highway 17., Sanford Acro;; From R.4flCh Hout,' = 323 67O or _______ -v 831'97Lt' Professionally landscaped lot. convenient to downtown, lakefront tndhospitatperfectforcxecutiye 'in:, rntertaincr Many amenities I .r 344,000 Move Up By Moving Down 14 is a conveiienf 10 minute drive from Sanford offering the ultimate experIen"e :. - ', ;'l)L mind and please the eye. ' LOTS AND ACREAGE ' ' ' .-. - - . $160. 2 bedroom apartments from seo. $210. , ___-...._ 834 - 3363 Si )riiJ vigv x I Harold Hall Realty \.Tj Sanford Charm -. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, brick home; kitchen equipped, pretty Shrub Fiery, orange and tangerine treet, Good nclghborho SjI.00O-- will negotiate, ., , . bedroom. 2 bath, beautiful pool; central heat and air, Corner lot. 7 car carport wiIh large utility room. Very nice, 146,900 . 3 bedroom, 1 bath; kitchen eqwp Ped;lorgeconr%erlot7carcarport and utility room; wall 10 wall Carpet. windOw air Conditioner. .hust 111.000 . ,-. - .. , -.- .-------- - .- ' BROKERS ,1' '1.it*!r -.'-: -- • , P.iy-lfl 617) Custom Built Homes With Many Plans To Choose From tights- 37? 7352 - .' '" torcycs .or used furniture, appliances, toolS, etc isu', or tt i;,,ns Larry's Mart, 3tS Sanford Avi _______________________________ Motorcycle Insurance 8. 'R AGENCY 323 3544 PiPIE'j #gC''S Furniture & Miscellarse-oys, Sell for 3Opct commission. Free Pickups Auction. Saturdays F p m. Santorci 3?? 7770 _______________________________ '' t"amaha RD 250. lop condition, lOw mies. luggage rack, helmet. or best offer 777 6268 alter I pm ______________________________ ___________ We Buy Furnifure - - .. - '"" - LAKE MARY- Beautiful la'xefront lot on a peninsula, for unob sttuctc'd scenery. $23,000. LAKE HELEN- tO Acre;. 330*1370', zoned agriculture. Good terms. *29.500. '' 1'LTAMONTE AREA- Wooded lot, IO0'x133' See it ncr., 11.500. c I GET OUT YOUR PAINT BRUSh and look at thiS I BR, 2 bath burnt in quiet Loch Arbor. Needs sorni IJP Ha a rumpos room, central heat-air, Loads 01 poter,tial. $25,900 II' Boat Trailer, $90 II' Boat, $30; I' Boat, $23 321 015? - 59-Mosical WK?rchandise 3 Piece Stewart drum Set, 1 pece Zilciuian 5750 377 3721 after 5 p.m cyrrh,tt5. used _________ - _________________ 46-Commercial Property Truck with lift. Steel bed and power lift. ISIS Phone 373 7697 before I a m or aft.-, p.m SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET' Anyone can be a seller or a byef No charge All admitted free Come browse every Sunday 9 to) 01 the Movieland Drive in Theatre South 17 92 Phone 322. 1216 1974 Ioyota pickup with topper. 6.700 mites, factory air, radio, step bumper. Phonp 372 3769. 72-Auct ion 80-Autos for Sale 197) Chevy '. Ten 4 Speed 373 7'9t) Chico & The Man Jct, 17 973.177, Longwixl 323 5570 or 834 4603 Ti:, be sold to the higheSt bidder. Complete contents of Barnetts Used Furniture Store to include bedroom, living room, dining room furniture, bedding, op plinnces and TV5 YOU NAME lT,WE HAVE IT Piano & Organ Sales & Serv We buy rorrest ureene, IflC. pianos & trade Lessons9)0 6$)) REALTORS P'no, organ, guitar. accordion, in 6.35.3 pri & group Sail's & Orgai . Acres near golf course, Ferr,e Sales. 301 W 1st )n nss Drive off Markham Woods d Treet, high and dry Horses o.k. 60-Office Supplies $6,900 per acne Owner, 96? 6695 322.242OANYTIME "" PUBLIC AUCTION Monday, Mar. 22, 7 P,M ' Call 5anf,.'ci's Sales Leaucr AT 18' LarSon fibm rql5t boat and Ir*il,'r, inhoarci outboard OMC nu'c'nivf'. cr. vy II engn,-, lull '.1'. Call ,ifti'r S m 377 .6661 ___________ APIT:QUE FORD TRUCK Good Condition Call 3730115 after S p rn 10-Swap & Trade ROBSOt MARINE 797$ Hwy I? 97 332 3961 LAKE MARKHAM- Large niely wooded canal front lot. $5,500 ST JOHNS RIVER'- Near DeBary, almost an acre of riverfront with beautiful trees. Great fithig Owner says "submit o 4fers." ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL! iJ. pain custom home 1uith attachec apartment. 5200 sa ft. of livinç area, Features ire too numerou to mention All on a hugh woodec lot in Loch Arbor! ' 55-Boats & Accessories ALTAMOp4T[... S Wooded Ste'. 73*175' each on paved Street All for $11,500. include foyer. COt-in 1.,tthen, fireplace. bay windows, plus lots more, Oi.er 2,780 so ft and only $44,900 ',...-,. ',.,d.s,.• ' ''' '' ... - CASH 322-4132 - OCALTORS ME.S 1SISPARK -__________________________ ST. JOHNS REAI.TY co. GREAT ASSUMPTION .'- ______ Cash 'or wrecked or junk cars. We tow a-way. 7 days week Call Collief, Orlando 361-7)31. fly O.',r,#,- Fiv.' v-.-' .. .1 K.'4. i ard Saic. Fr 'day, S..lurclay. .'i' 'es. Sheryl Drive, O,:ce., *3.0cc) DAVFS' 321 ')i') I Sunday, 9 to 6. Furniture, infants per acre. For information call and adu;ts clothing, dithet, plants, Wanted to buy used office furniture 1007 mc, Orhintlri k4.rihs,,,, An, fl.,ri;i., i..n. , J -- 01.1 - ,--------' 'SIi,,L V ALTAMONTE-. Wooded %itC', Stable Road, watch for Signs. Cass"tbe'rry. Her,' 17 97 $30 1206 ISO'x140 on a corner lot with 50' lakefront, Paved streets. $10,500 _ .. Removed 77Junk Cars tot home, Winndhago, 20 77 ft., ConditiOn $30 after 3p.m. or anytime weekends csayned,$123; ptusacarportf'jllof inhe'restirtg items, twinging dOors, Wooded lot, 100*150'. Off Hwy 127 Sanford 12.900. 962 SSt)1 exchange PEEL'S BODY SHOP, 11O SanfOrd Avp. anle'' Plousehold Sale'- Early American) p,er' living room u.?e 5730. Deacons bertth t0, player with AM FM radio, loys, bike, boat top, awning, bar eells, clothes, dinette Set. etc Saturday md Sunday. March 7), Sunup to Sunset. 1231 Lynw000 Avi -Bear Lake Road to Curtis Orive to Lynwood. Big Bear Lake area, Forett City Phone $62 0953 Reconditioned Batteries, 1)7.95 Buy OPIEI'TAL Rucs WANTED Icp Prices paid, used. any condition IIIi. W'nter Park _____________________________ Yard Sale. Saturday & Sunday. Moving, everything goes. ur niture. appliances, NC flOks, etC. 106 lii. Driftwood Lane - Used motors sohi and nstalled, Also 17 acres drs fur pant Open 1 wx,.. AUtO t'Ort,, tO5t Hwy 50 Call ollect, Orlando 563 7131. -- .c HAPPINESS IS OWNING A HOME IN SANFORD I - 68-Wanted to ' 76-Auto Parts ,., Sales - Seminole & Volusia Counties. Acreage Tmactt, Small & large TERRY REALTY, REALTOR. 671 07)) WE JUST LISTED a lovely 3 Bedroom, I bath home in excellent condition, Kitchen equipped LOWDOWN carpeting, attractively land Scaped, close to shopping 3 & Value schools. *26.000 CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR 9)1 *777 _____________________________________________ --____ -- !(", A papers, beautiful markings, $125. Phone 372 657) M.iisriavn, color entertainment ''lilt r, $393 Larqr O.n,ng table .'.i t t 6 i'ha'rS. $150 Ph 349 3137 - Del Monica S Cu. ft chest type freezer 160 Phone 323 4693 Great Dane, 7 years old, female. spayed, *1CC, $100. Phone 373 70.5? ________________________________ -- Color 'f,V's from 1.50; B&W. from P' itt; Service 11 'n*Iv' TV. 1703 S. French, 323 173.4. ---- Tomorrow may be the day you sell that roll-away bed you've nowhere to rcll away . . - If you place a Classified Ad today. 65-Pets.Suophes " 53-'TV.RadiO.StercO 43-Lots-ACreage ,•.,.... ( keg kcól Ettate flrrrr 2635 S. Sanford Ave Eve's,372-1643 t4ET AS A PIN' AOdIOc,)ted 0 of our finest ne ,ghborhooøs. E,tro Iarg lc't. 7 f1R', 7 b,'s9ss, kitcter, it 6 .ii, '-"l"t"o,l JusI listed, & p"ccci to sell at $37,900 -. _________ - ____________________________ • 372 ,i 3ATEMAN REALTY 321-0759 Realty _____ ... - Stenstrom - - ________________________________ ________ Priced below EllA appraisal. im- JUST REDUCED OVER 11.000. maculate 3 bedroom, eat-In kit Gorg'ou's S Bedroom. balh chen, well kept lawn, double home of high quality construction, garage, priced to sell, only $23,900 Features J ' r.'OQHEY APPLIANCE S 77" C.' a.' _____ GENEVA ' 2, Acres. cleared, se'plic tank anti well Good terms. 3 BR Br ick Home 410 %tagnol,'a Avi 3320691 RAVEP4NAPARK Situated next to Lorvjwot,d Vlllacje Shopping Center on Route 434 at 1.4. '"or 3fl-0041 , Efficiencies $129. One bedroom apartments from Townhouses finish with brick front, inside utility room, enclosed hxck porch, carport Low equity and anume rno'lgag.. Call 3729)56 anytime %top front home with pool Springwood Village Apar:ment dUUIi - EASIIIOIIAIuLE MAYFAIR .5 th setting ic.. ik A I' , iii 1 Bedroom Trailer, IO'x35' OLD WORLD CHARM abouncs in Ii5 completely rcIurt.,ished two .. , t.uat•. I nit 15*3 s 3010 S Park .' tt'- oroim. 119.5% sear old home has all of Ihe 1379 f-lI,otp 3 Ri droc,ifn. $71,100 modern Conveniences. Fireplace Alsi nspnssnsions from 5100 yawn in each bedroom, Spclous formal I'' ap.'r th,in rent dining room with beautiful CRANK COPISIRUCTIOP4 ',mno Circular drive, & PEAIIY.p(AIIORS tastefully landscaped. Call us for 5306061 APPOINTMENT NOW' MONTIf Moje,n Facilities AllO. C. Kitchens cand Westof Hwy Alt 110 Floridj A'.. Ph. 323 44 I "SERVICE BEYOND TIlE CONTRACT' - Isedroom; I or I', BaIb; ALL ADULTS - EASY LIVING QUIETANDSERENE NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED I.'. -- iou: SOn Lake. Free Boating "- 1976 Luxury Travel Trailer, 79' Loaded with extras Lot 6, Twelve Oaks Camp Gour.d Rpnt Blue Lustre Electric Carp,' Shampoo, for only SI SO per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE r (t1f.'ORE WASHER, p,ir?s I969 l7'x60',7bedroom".pli?plan I', baths, Sd up in adult park. 1) or best offer. Phone 371 0395 anytime, Qeg ReI Ettt Broker 003W Itt 5t 373 606) or 323 0317 eves Kish Reai Estate I 2 3"clroom. 1 bath Spanish stucco or Unturnished APARTM ENT Unf,jr,; Drapes SCarpeIin9 Sep Dining Room; - V - --- 52-Appliances park fl) 0739. 75-Recreational Vehicles 64-Equipment for Rent -- 1915 Cameron l?'xôO', 7 BR, 1 bath, central heat air, ratio cover, M.UNS WORTH REALTY -- 2 Apts.Furn. or Ravensbrooli- Luxury '(bedrooms, 2', bath, on beautifully land scaped acre. Lake privileges. Mitt *70'; 377 9939 ( drop.leaf table, $20; 23.000 BTU ar conditioner, $15; Large double mirror, 1)5; Chest, 135; KULP DECORATORS, 409 W. 151 St., 377. _______________ ,..1215 CARIBE- doubIC wide,) Bedroom, 2 bath, central air, raised screen room, carport, sPurting, payments 1106,37. Phone 377 0051 or nights 673 3569. Transportation CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT Niw and Used Ford, Kubota, Petlabc.ne Sales, Rental, Serv'ce ill Magnolia Avenue ALTAMONTE SPRINGS $31 134.4 11000 TRACTOR COMPANY Singer, $30; Secretary,19i; Maple * "Get ' Em WhiI * P4ev. hotjp 'no rural area. Plo down paymenl. monthly payments lest than rent Government SUbSidiZed lo qualified buyers Call to see if you quOl,Iyi 63ATractors& Heavy Equipment /'NPIIVERSARV SAL F -. Hew furniture. Dinette set, 169, 3 LIt tables, $30; Hecculon recline,, 179; Used' Dinette, 6 chairs. 1-is, Color TV, $63; Love seat, $40, Antique buffet, $35. Rockers, $10; Antique ladles' desk. $40; Antique ZIMMER, 12' wIde, 2 bedroom, central air, carport, patio cover, skirting, new carpet, adults only. Payments $50.61. Phone 3770031. Nights 675 5569. * They're Hot" * Sunday, M.,rch21, 1976-lB SI-Household Goods ISYP EllA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMFS 3103 Orlando Drive -______________________ San'ord, 373 5700 ________________________________ - MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1919 S French 377.4991 Eve. 377 1196,377 4164, 372 1951.72)959 41 rxn!utn Evening Herald, sanford, Fl. 42Mobile Homes NICE NEIGHBORS I Plr'wly redecorated, rmocicled 3 bedroom home, large family room, cedar idtng and fente, eating bar, new Carpeting, new roof, central heat. 11.500 sq. ft. lot. %77,7(J) Own' r 12) 0377 Stemper Realty c,j v1ar!j1er' _____________ ' CloSed cjaragc, larç" !ot. ReaSQObI prIce. 323 1913 after 5 - 30. By owner, I OR. 7 baths. Hidden Lcke. No Qualifying, smcll down, .lStumc' P.Iymi'nts 37) 8-858 _______ • cent heat, ,'aall wall carx't, en Days 377 7171 flros,cr _________ Niqht, 373 OIlS - 41-Houses 3 BR, I' . baths. dining, living room, , JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY -Perfect for yosrig couple or retirees 3 BR, I' baths, central heat air, carpet, refrigeralor close in EllA VA terms $73,00Q BOWL ES ______ REAL TV, INC REALTOR 67$ 3990 - - .;,•-. 4:,. fl-I-lOUSeS 33-Houses Furnhed I -. ' ,4m-'.. Sunday, March, Land Iransactions ContinueJ from Page 5-B) I. . . - - 1969 Cutlass, power steering anti brakes. OutOrnatic, factory air, $99S. Phone 3.23 ill). 1973 Dodge Polara V 5, AC., P.S P. B., A. T., 11.750 Also 13' Or lando Clipper, 35 Pup Johnson. $325. Ph 327 0159. , '74 Grand Toelno. 13,000 miles. Take over payments. May a. seen at 2620 S. Laurel Ave. Ph 3fl.13 Sanford Auction 1200 French Ave. 1171 MGB Ccrnv. rtible, bright red, .s rn whri It, new only 28.000 oils's, 57.495. Phnnr 327 lbS I 323-7340 ___________________________________ (Dialer). Used office furniture top, Wood or steel desk;, C*Ccutii.t' desk & (hairs.: secretarial desks 6. chars, straight chOirs, fiting cabinets, as is Cash and carry NOLL'S Casselt,erry. 1797.8)01206 3 BR home with family roont screened porch, large lot, •ssomr:. 5150 payments 373 lIlt _________________________________ MG Midget, 1977, mint condition, AuCt$*dEveryFi'iday AM-FM, wire wheels, just tuned. at 12Noon, low miles. *1.13(1 371 0038. PIiQheraylbFIeaMarke, Santorci - - j ___________________________ C ripi ".' ' __________ rcy Saon1 -.--.. - Wooded Lots Paved Streets •Sewers Stre-et Lights eSidewalks S Large ___ Q. ere s the -_______________ ONSTRtJCT1ON ...'' joists. . a . I started Aamco Transmissions with $3000 and made hundreds of men wealthy. Now I have an even better idea." - _____ I 21) W. 25th Inc Ailnmtyt, Accounts, Antique Dealers. Insurance agents, Real Estate agents, Architect;, or whatever, it's a natural! Unlimited usi 3. potential, and _____________________________ Aluminum Siding i cn co.er yOu' Come with alum siding & soIl,? tyslem Also Roofing, Guttir; 7-0 yrs Eip EigIe SOng Co $5) 956) ___________________________ Beauty Care Call Sanforci's Sales Leaper TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON I totmer ly 11,jrriett% Beauty NookI E 77 .7Z PERSONAL TAX SERVICE AND BOOKKEEPING. Individual & ______________________ Business Tax Returns 7 East Rooting And (arC'e'niry Pgt Roaa. Hv.y 17 9'? (5CC entrance, Free estimales F iy Points) 372 7199. - Cal' 373 4764 ._- STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work there eOuldri't be any ____________________________ ' - . Tax Returns ir)O.y,Uual, QuStipt; hA -V 1797 at F.ve Points Phcnc 372 7343 '- ' - :i--- - - - r - ..4 J Sewing Merchandise - lflConi Fast DRIVE ltd Iv SERVICE Ser.-re ?'2 L "I' O,' 3d Cat,sels.err'y Pt'onr 1)19641 Carpentry ____________________________ __________________________ 50-Miscellaneous for Wliams Accounting Radio & TV Expect roof repairs, flat roofs or Land Cearang shungles All work _________________ BROGDEN ROOFING. )737 Small anti otf lob Specialist Fir%t ESTERSON LAND CLEARING tin Ob l3ijllcloing. F .ca,31ng Dtct' smdlil Call $311335 work Fill dirt, lop soil 37' ') ta 195' deep on a corner site. 1.366 sq ft of building zoned for olfices. $49,900. FORREST GREENE INC.. REALTORS 323 6353. 8)06377, eves 3728970 .- income Tax Serv. Roofing AT 3222420 ANYTIME RE ALOPS ML S 743 PAR LAKE MARY BLVD. -- 120' frOn / CAL .J - Drive by - then call your Realtor or Broker or usI You'll be glad you did. Call for Appointment 322.3)03 ADDITIONS- REMODFLIN JIM HUNT REALTY - ECTORY EXPERTS REfD 2 Story building at 711 E 2ni SI,' only $'.5uO. Sanford, Ha. . _____ BUSINESS -a _________ - few ' r.i Uvert& Investors! JuSt wtiI you've been waiting for' JdyIIw1Ide Homes By _. . ,', ' '5 * Downtown Building * HOMES OF DISTNCTION . Realty Stenstrom V -._ _____ 9Aiijp4 Landscaping & . Sale . Lawn Care _____________________________ - Liz's Alteration Shop Order tee Easter Tailoring, dress, baIt and rnalcpting bags 372 7439. • FREE GIFT WRAPPING All BOby Gifts, Knitt, Christening Gowns PAYTON'SCHILDREN'SWEAR 6.40 Hiawatha Ph. 372 1301 ................... .. ...... . A Legal Ste a I . - • reasons, some w seem OPEN -_____________________ ,,, ',, are. .... Li.L4'L r,TI•"'T 11 TATJ.' 111/i Liii 6440120 7 P rrni ------ -- ----------- A.' - 377 73a.) oJden Touch'N Se - is 10w offers too the same Quality workmanship in your remodeling and add to; requirements as is available in Cit general con struct,o,', $2 Sq. Yard Sanford Auction CalIBart Help ONLY *689 INSTALLED Terms available, Warehouse must be emptied NOWI Call yaaressoysi C011ect. days or evenings, ask for Mr. W.lkes. 30S 793 6973 Assorted Colors I - H ome Improvements New Vinyl Flooring 'a it Zig :a., machine in sewing table SoI ne br *439 50. assume balance of %I($. or I? payments of $9 See at SANFORD SEWING CENT FR )OE lst5l , Dwn'ov.n 37? 91)1 .. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY- SELL- TRADE I)lS( F.rst5t 3225672 lbiC,s Pio1, I 37 Fi'jtlli. r higot l on 'vi ' hok. - i lr,i, Octct ccw'dilion, llQ BmlSam Model lOSS saw iarC-,'n,'s' fI slanri. wheels and 'I ii ratpes manual, 1730 Call 377 p 31 .I(hc'n Bathroom Caoinels. Counter ?ops. Sinks Installation available Bud Carielt 377 90S? anytime ,l S Snyder Nursery A Land Alterations Dressmaking, ladles, scapng We are oeerstocked fl men's, childrn','s Drapes, Quilts. landscaping plants and we Jo Upholstering Donna Canada. Complete landscaping service 372 372 0707 7714 or 641 7744 - iZZ-b4I " ' 'tOklNt i I MAS.t ASTE SELL ING It SSAK ES CASH PLACE A CF ?,SSIFIED AD NOW Call 33? 2611 or Oil 99 Interior, Exterior Plastering. Platter Patching & Simulated br.ck & stone SpeCialty 377 7790. C arpertry, Remopeting. addition; Custom Work Licensed, Bondeti Free estimate. 3?) 4033 ____________________________________________________ arpentry. Concrete, S?eel, Remodeling, Roofing Free Estimates. No lob too large as' Small Call Red or Jots's, 373 300) h,'tp cv', triat Saturo57 " P.'orlinq .ioers. v. 'adows 'iunt (Oncretework,et( fly the r,our. Oe by the lOb 327 9345 -__--- - Install ca'p,t and vinyl, wall towiU Frte Estimate. Call SEARS 'It Saitford. .322 1771. - - Expert automatic transm,;;on Overhayl,ng Alt work guaranteed Free diagnosis FaQory Trans smission System, 402 E Celery. 323 91)3 Trent Exterminating Co -Complete Pest Control and Tenm.ting Fr,, If you're in the buinit of building your busines, Inspection All Pest Control, 10 use the Classified AdS often ott. Discount 373 7954 ______________________________ Have some camping eauicmen? you no longer use' Sell 'it all '*it Classified Ad in Th Herald Call 372 2611 or 131 1993 anda friendly Od viSOr will help you. -- - - Upholstering John & Clara Hail Custom Upholstery SpecaIsts fl Tufting and Restyhing Furniture & Sewing Macnines Repaired We Buy. Sell & Trade. 1.02 Sanford Ave Phoor 32? 9771 Photography ________________________________ (ecu i ' ".i'. .1.tbl v "1 Pt.. " )11m 1 3f , _________________________________________________ r '' t'-'L';'."-------- Pressure Cleaning Window Service ________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ....._ ... ''.;'-'''-..iT''"'t = well Drilling PILl. Pt U',tEIINC. CO 32 C-a"9 hr .'.i'rs F t. leant-o Repars 21 ht 5('ry Plumbing .'-', ' ' --' 'i-'- :"--"--; -,.- ____________________________ WELLS DIIILLED. PUMPS SPRiNKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes' Wereparandservice ST INC MACHINE & SUPPLY CO ,'0 7 iS "i St '.2 8132 ____________________________ - 3 - '' Exterior Cleaning Specjlist Hi Pressure spray tvash H0set, Make ycur Budgel go further, Shop Iruck. Mob'e Homes, Roofs 372 the Classilied Actt every day I (1779 __________________________ r ____________________________ AI I ft1iOWP P151 CONY 1101 7S#i7 Pars Or.." 322 5865 Johnny Walker - Transmiuions Pest Control _.__ SWIMMING POOL SALE * Pool distributor must sell balance of 1975 pools complete with sun deck, fence and filter, 3116 overall. *' . .. Ch,Glas;, Metal Doll Repairing Call P4'tipt 3776972 loom Stripping Waslng. I Pes.dential & Business F'ee istimales BlitZ Clean 373 595,4 '- Q. J Doll Repair _______________________ IM '40.%tE IMPI. !,)v I' ','[ti 1 SLIt COMFORtABLE Replace (tf your oiu JALOUSIE WINDOWS w'P. more effiCient Single or ''-'-'-'- To List Yout' Business,,,DjcI 322-2611 01 " --- '-."-- ' '' " 831-9993 - --, ' '-""-- �H1d, S.%n!d. FL unda!ah21, 1fl - - - Forces The Armed __________________________________________________________ the Coast (;unrd in September, 1960. ERNEST BROTIIERSON - SAN ANTONIO - ALr Force Reserve Airman Ernest A. IUCIIARDOUEL.LLTIE Brotherson, whose mother is Marine Private First Class Mrs. Martha E. Brothcrson Richard K. Ouellctte, son of lIonlestc4Id, has graduacd •it Mr. and Mrs. Richard 19, Oucllette SUNDAY, MARCH 21 Winter Park Sidewalk Art Feslhal, noon to 5p.m. ('harity Horse Show sponsored by Dusty Boots Riding Assn. Wilco Arena, SR 46,4 miles west of 1-4 benefIt Little Red School House. Spectators free. Iaickland 1e, from Air of 649 Harley Circle, Deltona, Force basicAFB, training. The airman, MU(hCd tiC has reported for duty at the Air Force mission, organization Marine Base, Camp Lejuene, and customs and received N.C. A 3974 graduateMontesano, of Montesano specthl iastruction in human High School, relations, now goes to Sheppard AEB. Tex., For specialized Wash., he Joined the Marme training in transportation field. Corps In August, 1975. Spaghetti dinner sponsored by All Souls Home and School ssn., Social hall, Oak and 8th, 11:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Springlestival with2O man Bavarian Brass Band, 2-6 p.m., German American Society Inc., 381 Orange Lane, Casselberry. MONDAY, MARCH 22 Sanford Right-to-Life Chapter, 7:30 p.m., AU Souls 14sy '?! nkra SiwiJI 1lz13 flrntiv'rrn !'t'CI Mt:irni KiLlian hhighShooI. His father, Ernest A. Brotherson Jr., resides at 603 Briarclifle St., Sanford. Sanford Homemakers, 1:30 p.m., Agri-Center. SemlnoleCountyLeags'eofavieAuodat.Iou,8p.m., First Federal S&L, SR 4, Altamonte Springs. TUESDAY. MARCH ?t Commuulty Canning Center seminar: use and Preparation of Whole Wheat Grains For Bread Baking,' i p.m., 504 E. Celery Are., Sanford, JA1ESSh1%W Legal Notice Legal Notice - - Legal Notice Legal Notice THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FICTITIOUS NAME IN TIlE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Plotice i% herCby given that I am SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. .nged in buSfle5S t 7711 Orlando PROBATE DIVISION FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 76 214CA04•F Drive. Sanford. SemnOe County. NO. 75.771-CP Florida under the Ilct;tlous name 01 In Re: Estate of In Re: the Marriage of KONDRACKI & SON'S. and that I GEORGIANA MAY HART, LINDA CAROL COOK, Deceased Petitioner intendtoregisterSlidMmetttt NOTICE TO CREDITORS Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole PERSONS HAVING County. Florida In accordance with TO ALL BEAUFORD RAY COOK. Respondent the provisionS of the FicfltiOuS CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Name StatuteS, To Wit Section THE ABOVE ESTATE NOTICE OF ACTION Wthntbrre months trcm thf time TO I3EAUFORO PAY COOK $ 09 Florida Statutes 1957 of the Iirst publicatiOn at thiS notice S Richard 0 Kondrackl RESIDENCE UNKNOWN you are required to file with the Last Known Mailing Address; PubliSh: MarCh 1, 11, 71, 7$, 1976 clerk of the Circuit Court 01 2177 Dilworth Road WeSt !2._2_-_-------5eminole County, Florida, Probate Charlotte. North Carolina CITY OF Division. the address of *hiCh is YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CASSELBERRY.FLORIDA Seminole County Courthouse, _____________________________ that an action for Disso.ution of NoIce o Public Hearing Sanford, FlOrida 37771, a written Marriage has been filed against '0U TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN. statemCnt of any claim or demand IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE and you are required toservea copy NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by you may have against the estate of of your written defenses to it, if any, the City of Casselberry that the GEORGIANA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR HART, MAY on it to Carroll Burke, Attorney for Council will hold a public hearing to oeceased CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Petitioner, whose address Is 617 a of COUNTY. FLORIDA. enactment onslder Each clam must be in writing and Sanlorci Atlantic Bônk Building. 7S2424CA09B CIVIL ACTION NO. nonemergency Ordinance entitled must indicate the basis tot the Sanford, Florida. and file the FEDEPAL NATIONAL MOP AN OROIUAPjC.E OF THE CITY claim, the name and address ot Itir ith th (l.rk o rrriiit fin, nA ;c,.....• ;AG creditor or hiS •QCüT or attorney. poration organiZed and cristing Court, Sanford Seminole County. ESTABLISHING THE PATES. and the amount claimed. II the under the laws of the Unitt'd States Ftorida.onorbeforptheflnddayot CHARGES, INSTALLATION, AND l8imsnolyetdue,lhedateWheflit A1ril, A 0 1976; otherwisea default STABILIZATION FEES FOR of America, ALL will become due Shall be stated If will Plaintiff, be entered against you for the USES OF THE MUNICIPAL the claim contingent or relief demanded n the Petition WATER SYSTEM, SCHEDULE OF unliquidated. the natjre of the un IAPP' OPOFII PAPPF and IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hove DEPOSIT FEES; EXTENSION OF certainty Shall bC stated II the ."iereunto set my hand and Ihe of BEVERLY 1) PAPPE. hit', 'if. DeLndanlS tidal Seal of thi', Court on thiS the FACILITIES COSTS CONTROL, claim i secured. the iecurity shell ESTABLISHMENT OF FIRE be described. The claimant shall 11th day of MaRn, A.D 1976 NOl ICE OF SALE C0ST P R 0 T E C I I 0H deliver sufficiPflt copitI. of the claim 15cM) NOTICE tS tIEREOY C,IvEN, E S TAB L I S H ME N I OF the clerk to enable the clerk to Arthur II BeCkwlth. Jr THAT I'URSUANT 10 4 Final DELINQUENCY CONTROL mail one copy to etch personal Clerk of Circuit Court Judgment ol lorecloSurt' entered POLICY. TEMPORARY TER representative fly. LillIan T. Jenkins P.arch 1th, 1976 in the Crcuil Court MINATIOP4 OF WATER SERVICE. ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS Depu'y Clerk it hi" F iih?-'nIhi jidic at Circuit FICTITIOUS NAME P4Qli(t • rir rihy at 1107 Airport Blvd • Sanford. Seminole County, Florida under the flct,IiOuS name at RIR CABINET & MILIWORK. ,,nd that I intend to reqisler said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Cotntv, Florida corciance with the provisions of the sttUt. Fitito Section 5 Q9 Florida 1957 Rumney Publish March 71. 7$, April 4, n. 197U DEX i($ SAN ANTONIO - Airman James B. Show, son of Mr. and .i r . --- Mra. 1tichar, ,, Laurel Va. C4ts.eiixiry, JAMES BUI.I1)CK graduated at I.ackland AFB, SAN ANTONIO - An Tex., from the U.S. Air Force AltamOflte Springs man has communications equipment League of Women Voters will lead public tours f graduated at Lackland AFB, repairman course conluc1ed by Seminole county Court Douse between 10 a.m. and 2 pni DE F INI I lOb or RE S I PEfZ from the tichnical the .\lr Trairiini ('irjuiind Tt' x , ( A ROLL BURKE tO I SO F IL ED WILL ft I. ,inj tar Strnifluii' County F anna Stan(Lirtl Itt'd Cross First Md and Personal Safety MULTIPLE DWELLING. AND FOREVER BARbED The airman, who was trained Civil Attorney for Petitioner training course for U.S. Air 757171 Action No CAO9 B. course, 7 p.m., Altamonte Civic Center. Classes tWo ..i.'4 I" - COMMERCIAL UNIT; REPEAL Dated March 11th 1916. op.rate and repair '1 (IECKWIIH. JR 411 Force security poilce cifIDINANCE NO 712; CON nights weekly icr three Weeks, L P. Hagan flank Bldg. of the taid Court, will eII for Sanford Florida 37771 communications Clerk FLICTS. EFFECTIVE DATE. Airman First Class James C. specialized As Pcr%onal Represinta Sanford Pilot Club, and co-Pilots, dinner meeting at ch in hand to the highest and beSt Publish March 2), 71, AprIl The prop3sed Ordinance IS posted Bullock, whose parents are equipment, is being assigned to bidder live of the Estate of )) at the Wt'St Front door of tt'te 1976 at the City Hall, Casselberry, 6:30 p.m., Sizzlin' Steakhou.se, U_S. 17-92. Georgiana May Hart. retired Air Force Master Richards-GebaurAFll, Mo., for Courthouse, Seminole County, DEX Florida Deceased Florida ut II CO o'clock AM on Sergeant and Mrs. James R. duty with a nr1lt of the Air Force PUBLIC HEARING will be held in Jc,hn S McEwan, It WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24 April 5th 1976, the following IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND the City Hall. Cassetberry, Florida, Sd Bullock of 518 Briarwood Court, Communications Service. McE#'bn. MimS COUNTY. SEMI HOLE deScribed real property situate in FOR Community Canning Center workshop: 'Baking the 31st day of March, AD. 1976, & McDonald Shaw is a 1972 graduate of AltamonteSprings. was trained Seminole' County. Florida. to wit FLORIDA. Bread at Home,' 10a.m., 504 E. Celery Ave.. Sanford. a' sco PM.. or during any lawful rost Office Box '53 •rTtflN NO 74-SO9.CA.O4.B C ,tr! Adut High Schoni, .' ' 1, SIIMMFPStT ri" _.. rn.iifl,ne tnp(e of flt,rli4ai ,' IC, in :'.erliritv and lw .,_ ..,.. , ;t by 1ing center. 1flu L•nd,for Perscnal NOi III SECTION TWO, at pet plat In Re: Inc Marriage i-tiraonouiement .sf the City Attorneys Sanford. forcement. Completion of U Plat Bnok 15. TED I. WOOTEN. 'hert rrod:' of Casselerry. at whiCh tec In- Representative course enables him to receive Pages 3* & 39, Public Records of Petitioner te,'ested parties and citizens for and Telephone: (103) 423 $57) and Seminole County. Florida. THURSDAY, MARCH 25 academic credits through the aganst I Pie proposed OrdinaoC will Publish JOHN Mll.LF:R - MarCh 21, 25. 1914 Including; JUNE WOOTEN. be hecrd Community College of the Air American Legion Bicentennial birthday dinner, 7 OEX.101 Respondent Range, Garbage Disptal. Carpet, GOVERN YOURSELVES AC Navy Ensign John H. Miller, p.m., Post 53 home. Covered dish. Force. The airman now goes to Dishwash'r. Well for sprinkling, as NOTICE OF ACTION COP DINGLY. TO JUNE WOOlEN MacDill AF'B, Tampa, for duty whose wile, Gail. is the te( hs 17th day of March, A 0 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOP Rummage III bake sale, 8:30 am, to 3:30 n.m.. PES1DEP4CC UNkNO,%N thiS l$th day of March, DATED tfl6 ith a unit of the Tactical Air diughter of Mr. arid Mrs. L.E. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL .\srcnsion Lutheran Church, Overbrook Drive, last noyn Mailing Address. Roberts of Ridge Rd., Lake 1976 Mary W. H6wlhOrne. Command. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Post Office Boa 4. (Seal) City Clerk t'sselberry. Through Friday. a>' has been designated a COUNTY, FLORIDA. BullockenteredtheAtrForce ARTHUR H. BECKWITI4. JR Langley, South Carolina City of Casselberry, CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$.$ naval aviator at the Naval Air Clerk of tne Circuit Court YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Florida in 1975. Seminole Audubon, 2 p.m., Florida Power & Light. AC HOMES NATIONAL that an action tot Dissolution of Publish March 2). 1916 0 Elaine RiCharde Station, Corpus C'hrlstl, Tex. J.T. Turnipseed, speaker on &. Johns River project. CEPTANCE CORPORATION, Marriage hat been filed against you Deputy Clerk DEX ' lie received his ' wings of Rowtand, Ptruska, Bowen LAURIEMILLFR PIntft. by TED I. WOOlEN. ac.d you are Eilon Sigma Omicron Sorority book review and gold" after completing more & McDonald required t serve a copy of yO'.Jr CITY OF luncheon,StetsonUnlversityUbrary.contactMrs.Burch ROBERT EDWARD WINGER. written defenses tO it. It any, on $ North Magnolia A.enui' SAN ANTONIO - Airman thanayerofintensIveground CASSELBERRY, DENISE YVONNE WINGER. Cornelius far rervaticns. CARROLL BURKE. Attorney for Orlando, Florida 32101 FLORIDA Laurie M. Miller, daughter of and inflight training. WEST BUILDING MATERIALS. PVbli%h March 21, 1976 Pr'itinner. whose address 5 Notice of Public Hearing FRIDAY, MARCH 24 A 1974 graduate of Embry- DEX I)) INC . SOUTHERN BUILDING retired U.S. Army Master Sanford Atlantic Bank Building. TO WHOM IT MAY CObCtRN Spring FestIvt1, Bishop Moore High School, 3901 SERVPRO OF Sanford. Florida, and file the Riddle University of Daytona _________________________ Sergeant arid Mrs. Milton C. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by SPECIALISTS and Edgewater Drive, (Iazdo, 5-10 p.m. Booths, games, original with the Clerk of Circuit the City of Casselberry that the MAITLAND, 1-LA. liUer of 5 Camellia Drive, Beach, he joined the Navy in Defendants Court, Sanford. Seminole County Council wil hold a public hearIng to rides, food and entertalzunenL IN CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHT. Florida.onorPeforPthPflflddaYOE October 1974. DeB.ary, has been selected for NOTICE OF SALE consider enactment ot a EENTH JUDICIAL dR. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1916. otherwiSe a default technical traln,ng in the U.S. nonemer0eny Ordna(e entitled CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. Açrit. A D purse'ant to a Final Judgment of will be entered against you for the API ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Air Force aircraft maintenance STATE OF FLORIDA OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA, foreclosure dated March 11Th, 1976 MAR.SHALLHODGES relief demanded In the Petition. CIVIL ACTN)N NO. 74-442.CA.04.D fielu at Cha'iute AFB, HI. ESTABIISHINC, THE RATES, andentertd in Case No.76 l96of the EAAIF1OLE WITNESS my hand add official DIVISION 0 The aan recently cornsealotth,sCourtonthisthelllhday CHARGES. AND STAflLIZATION Circuit Cott of the Eighteenth Marine Captain Marshall . In R The Marriage 00 for Seminole of March, A 0 1976 FEES FOR ALL USES OF THE Judicial Circuit in and pleted basic training at Hodges, 32. son of Mr. and Mrs. JESSE JENNINGS wherein Flnrida, (Seal) MUNICIPAL SEWER SYSTEM, County, Husband Lackland AFB. Tex. Morris C,. Hodges and whose HOMES Arthur H Beckwitl'i, Jr. SCHEDULE OF DEPOSIT FEES; NATIONAL and s Airman Miller is a 1972 Judy is the daughter of MINNIE JENNINGS Clerk Cf the Circuit Court EXTENSION OF FACILITIES CEPTANCE CORPORATIOI is By Lillian T Jenkins _____ COST CONTROL; DEcINITIOPI OF pntitf, and ROBERT EDWARD graduate of DeLand High Mrs. WIlliam A. Ludwig, all of Wife pt Clerk By LYLE SUFFIELI) RESIDENTIAL. MULTIPLE WINGER. DENISE YVONNE ______ I School. PETITION FOR Sanford, has been awarded a BUILDING CARROLL BURKE DWELLING. AND COMMERCIAL WINGER, WEST DISSOLUTION Lettr of Commendation while AND MATERIALS. INC. SOUTP4ER Aorney for Peltioner UNIT; fill LIPIG OF MARRIAGE Atlantic Bank Bldg DELINQUENCY PROCEDURES; BUILDING SpECIMJSTS and JAMESMELVIN serving at the Marine Corps NOTICE OF ACTION MAITLAND. Sanford, Florida 3717) TEMPORARY TERMINATION OF sppvpoo OF MARCH 2 CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE Base', Queantico, Va., FLORIDA are deendtnt, I will stll PubliSh March 2). 71, April 1. ii. SEWER SERVICE. REPEAL OF (NO PROPERTY) for lie was cited for outstanding Navy Seaman Apprcntice tflt BXYZ CI.UB— meet at 1st BaptIst Church—Activities Bldg., ORDINANCE PlC,. 3$). coed to the highest and best bidder .ESSIE JENNINGS the west front door 00 the cash at DEX I James 1. Melvin, 18, son of Mr. performance of duty, from FLICTS; EFFECTIVE DATE '° 'i I nniwood, 12:30 p.m. CLINTON IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE The proposed Ordinance is posted Seminole County Courthouse. STREET and Mrs. JamesT. Melvin Sr. of April 12, 1975. and for his EIGHTEENTH jUDICIAL dR. at the' City Hall, CaSselberry, Sanford. Florida, at I) CO AM on ROCHESTER. flEW YORK \1:tIlCll 24 708 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, is overall contribution to the the 1*? dy of APrif, 1914, the CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Florida YOU ARE hEREBY NOTIFIED COUNTY, FLORIDA. PUBLICHEARtNGwillbehptdin following desCrIbed real eS? (;Olr)EN 'z'EARS— meet at the Community United participating in a humanitarian command's operational ef- that a Petition for Dissolution Of CASE NO 1-336-CA-04 E the City HaIl, Casseibtrry. Florida, ;ocated, titutted and being \lethodst (liurch in Casselberry. Luncheon at noon for which relief mission to earthquake ficiency. sour Marriage has br-tn filed ana In Re: Ihe MarriaGe on the 31st day of March, A 0 1976, Seminole County Florida. to wit tommenccdinthui,courtandyouare DEBORAH torn Guatemala. reservations are required. 1965 graduate of Florida Lot 19, SAN LANTA, THIRD ANN CROWLEY. a's 00 PM. or during any lawful to serve a copy of your SECTION. according to the Pitt Petcner. lie aiid his ship are part of a State University, Tallahassee, rr.li,ir.d C(,ntinuonce Ihere Cf purSuant r,tten answer anci defenses, If any. legislalive arviour'cemen$ of the City therent as recorded in Plat Book I). %IARCII 25 navy task group of three ships, with a bachelor of arts degree, n A, C LOWERY. attorney fot' TIMOTHY DAVID CROWLEY. of Canetbt'rry. at Jehich Ume in Page 75, PubiIC Records of Seminole hiti, whose address Is CENTRAl,. SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB— meet at the Church of that are transporting elements lie joined the Marine Corps in Respondent. terested parties and citlletn for and County. Florida P E 14th Street. Miami. Florida r 4 f trn.cty b$n tht sam. as sat Nativity at 10:00 a.m. NOTICE OF ACTION of the U.S. Army Enlneering August l, t,r.aaintl the proposeo Circinance will JIII. and file the original with the forth in the FInal Judgment of TO TIMOTHY DAVID CROWLEY be heard, Task Force In Guatemala. The clerk of theabovestyled court onor 4P DOIon Drive GOVEPN YOURSELVES AC COMING EVENI'S task force will help rebuild the ___________________________ t'cfore' APRIL 141ff. 1976, otherwise t\ated this iliPt day of March. 976 Annandel, Virgi&a 27003 CORDINGLY a dr-fault will be entered against you Si'. PATRICK.S DAY DANCE to be held at i'&amonte Springs major east-west rcuad that was a (COURT SEAL) YOU ARE NOTIFIED Dated this 17th day of March, A 1) Legiil Notice bir 'he relief prayed for Arthur H BtCkwith. Jr. in said Pttition for Dissolution of Marriage Civic Center on Wednesday March 17 at 6:00 p.m. Jack Drum- damaged by the recent earP774 fi(titiQfl Clerk of the Circuit Court h,'S been filed against you in the (Seal) nTond and his band will play for this dance following the buffet thquake. Thisnatc,'th.,tlbepubtistu.donte Circuit Court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR of tha Eighteenth By Mary N Darden Mary W HawthOrne, ',ch AI'Ik dinner. Melvin is expected to return SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. tor four ccinserutive JucicialCircuit. in and for Seminole Deputy Clerk City Clerk A .'k in EVENING HERALD CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-7S).CA.O$ County. Florida. anti you are Publish: March 2). 1916 to his homeport of Little Creek, DIVISION: City of Casselberry. .ITNSSmy handandtheeaIof required to serve a EE copy of your DEx1I7 Florida MYRON FLOREN SENIOR CITIZEN BENEFIT on March Va., in early March. FEDERAL NATIONAL 1,OR Said court at 'anford. Florida, on written defens, if any, to the PubliSh March 2), 1916 this March 11th. 1976 27. Mr. Floren and his band will put on a one hour stage show at A 1975 graduate of Oviedo TOAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor Petitionoe'illie Petitioners attorney, DEX 106 Courl Seal) TERRY P. MCMAHAN, whose theSanford Civic C.entcrfollowed by dancing. Ticket donations llighSchool,hejoinedtt,eNavy gration Organized and esusting iCircuit IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Arthur H Bci-kwith, Jr. under the laws of the United States, address is 100 Maltland Avenue, THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL tcr the performance are $7.), 16.00 and 15.00, and available from in May 1975. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID Clerk of the Circuit Court Plaintiff. Altamonte Springs, Florida 37701, on CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE " Sealed bids Will be received by thC Club !)frectcra. FL't Fed. of Sermc!eS. & L. orbeloreAprillna, lele.ancniietn. SchOOl Board of SemInole County, COUNTY, FLORIDA. Deput.' Clerk CHARLES P HOOVER, &1 aI. at Project OASIS and Streeps at Colonial Plaza and Altamonte original with thC clerk Of 1hi5 Court Florida, at the Altarronte Springs STEVENKIEEY CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.737 A C Lov,t't'y tennf i'therbeforeservlct onPu'titioners City Hall, 775 Plewburyport Avenue, NATIONAL Mall. HOMES AC Attorncy At law NOTICE OF ACTION Navy Airman Recruit Steven attorney or immediately thereafter, Altamonte Sprinrs. Florida. up to CEPTANCE CORPORATION. TO. CHARLES P. HOOVER whose 965 Pd E *4th Strt'et Other*iI.e a default will bi entered 7 PlaintIff, p m Local Time on 24??, March. Miami. Florida 3311* SANFOIII) SERENADERS— free dance made available H. Kiley, of Sanford, was residence is against yoCi f or the relief demanded 1976 for furnishing ail materials, v5 At?rn,v lit.00i'r for P. graduatcdfromrecruit training YOU ARE NOTIcED tnt an in the petition through the Over 50 Club— held at Sanford Civic Center every LUGEPIE BROWN and BARBARA equipment. services arid labor for, .ctmntofore(nneamorlgaç(.onttie FiutIsh March Il, 21. 20. April 1, at the Naval Training Center, ThlsnoticeshaIIbeIithede and constructing and completing a H006S, formerly Barbara A Wednesday at 2-4:30 p.m. live music. following property en Seminole' 1976 each we-uk for fo,.'r consecutive GymnasLm and Dressing Room Brown. (h'lando DE't 7? County, Florida. WOMEN Evening Hera, Sanford, Fl. ': - • ' iit,' -, ,, ,- I Sunday. March21, 19Th—iC I, p., ¼ $ : 1-'-J. - I _____________ i - Schoolgirls Now Say To Boys: "Anything Can You Can Do, --- I Can Do, Too! " I By JACQUELINE l)OWE) herald Staff Writer The American Legion-sponsored Boys' State and Girls' state firsthand experience in government for outstanding students were not mentioned in a special amendment Congress passed to exempt Boy Scouts, GM Scouto, Camp Fire Girls, the YMCA, YWCA, college fraternities and sororities and certain voluntary youth grou. Unless the ommLsslon is correct-ed--and to run an ad. So far no one has seen any way around the problem, except maybe to advertise for a 'radio show host, either sex, provided they have broadcast eicperlence and look like Walter Cronkite in his early 2t." - - The times they are a-changing. Fourteen years ago, Sue Ellen O'Day went home frQm sixth grade in tears because she'd been told girls couldn't be crossing . • 4. . That will never - . -- - .. . . - hcpper, to her daughter Kern, who starts iirst grade next fall, because schools have been ordered to end diserin-'Inatlon between boys and girLs or lose federal funds, Elementary schools have until next July to comply with Title 9 of the Educational Amendments of 1972, which was signed Into law by President Gerald Ford last May. High sChool5, which have miiore exten.sive problems with interscholastic athletics , , ',, - .,. .. . '. P . ....-., t_I_t I ''o'. That - , - . it up to the girls. Theoretically, if one wanted tO ar'ia' tha' sh" lnohcr'., yit'o i,,,W.,Ie ..z', ,f ttc . boys sh( culd Cr, Discrimination! if she didn t get the A lot of the enforcement of Title 9 will be left up to the girls themselves. They re the o1ies who will determine whether theu schools actively promote women s rights or simply passively comply with Title 9. leaves ..r,...i...Ji1f3 - serve together in Congress this wIU be the last separate weeks in Tallahassee for boys and girls. - - The University of Florida, affected by Title 9 along with Seminole County schools and all schools receiving federal funds, ran into a snag recently when the campus radio station tried to replace the male member of a male-female broadcast team. - ........ ' - , k° A grievance procedure for girls who feel they have been discriminated against has already been set up the Seminole procedure for female employes who feel they are victims of sex discrimination. There are not grievance procedures for those outside the school system. And there are many outsiders who question the TItle 9 program both strong advocates of women's rights and ipp.s.er of the traditional idea tI'.at a wnman'o place is in the tine. Some fear it will further contribute to the much publicized break-op of the nuclear family. &xne lea.' it will make girls more aggressive, while deflating the male ego of teenage boys who are already caught In the middle of an identity crl.sts. And some feel It will create a sense of false security for girLs aiming at traditionally male careers, by making them think that The Real World treats woman as man's equal. - - ...,. out. W'P But changes are cornInt. The biggest change will be in Interscholastic athletic corn"petitIon and physical education classes, This year, high school girLs are competing in a wide variety of sports. Basketball, will case same other changes , _________ .. . -. - - -. more emphasis on si'it ' " .,, ' - '" - 'i •. " %' - ., - baskethall But the Impact of Title 9 will be felt in almost esery area of school life 'Anything you can think of would be affected," Ganis said. High school service clubs like Key Club and keyettes traditionally single-sex groups will have to join hands and becomeasingleclubopentobothboysandgirls. Honors and awards may no longer be bestowed on the basis of like n'ztatandlng toy and outstanding girl there nuiy not be different rules of behavior or appearances —or punishments for violating those rules (or boys and girls 'ourses like shop and home economies must be opened to both rnale and female atndents—and members of one sex cannot be required to take a particular course. Counselors can no longer direct girls toward traditionally female careers SENIORS - wife - - -' - •:.w' - - _________ ' • a '- ________ '{ .." ' ( - .. -' .... I , '" - "' - • a-- - ' - j- i : - .1 - T - I - - - . .. . ______ "ur - -- .'" ,.' - . ; - - - , - - - -' . ' . - Among the schoolgirls in Seminole and across (be country Interscholastic athletics to girls like Lisa Flake and Paula Gry who'll be affected by new federal legislation prohibiting (abuse) who can now participate in basketball, softball, 4IzcrImIntlon based on sex, are (top, from left) Jennifer Dines, volleyball, track, gymnastics, tennis, golf and swimming as well - - _______________________ A lot of problems remain. "-- •'.'•-.. - r. MartIn Luther. Men have broad and large cnets and small narrow hips and are more understandtng than women, who have but small and narrow Chests and broad hIps, to the end they should remain at home, SIt still, keep house, and bear and bring up children. . - .' MAR('I1 CIIARLESWESLEYJR. MST0n Floren. star of the lawrence W.',lk, Show and Orchestra. will appear in a benefit concert Saturday, March 27, ist Navy Seaman Charles 710p.m., at the Sanfcrd Civsc Center under the auspices ofthe Wesley Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Federation of Senior Citizens. Jerry Dixon of 1S3. Coolidge I-'!oren will present a one hour stage show followed by two Ave., Sanford, was graduated hours of dancing. from recruit training at the Floren has been a member of the lawrence Welk Naval Training Center, organizntionsincel950andtiasservedasWelk's'ightarminthe Orlando. band administration department. Tickets ft the perfonnance are available at all Streets Agencies, Altamonte Mall and Colonial Mall, as well as at all KRIS'TOPIIER KIMMONS First Federal of Seminole branches and the Federation Office at Navy Seaman Apprentice 518 E. 1st in Sanford. TicP.et donations icr the performance are $5. $6 and $7.50. Kristopher K. Klmmons, of 103 h'ro&'t,dsfromn the perforrnancewill be used for projects of direct Pine Lake Dr., Sanford, was benefit to the Senior Citizens of Seminole County. graduated from recruit training at the Naval 'l'rainzng Center Clubs, ,Addresses Orlir ' STUART LANE Springs Friendship Club Altamonte Springs Civic Center— Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte Springs —meet 151 Coast Guard Yoeinan First and3rdThursdayoftheMonth—l0:30a.m. Augks Eldera —St. Augustine Catholic Church 3 Sunset ClassStuartR.l.ane, son of Mr. l0:C) and Mrs. E. ()'l)dl of 1410 Ash f)riri.' (':i'i,'lotrr meet 3rd Tuesday of the Month Circle, Casselberry, was a, in. RI'amlntaf'rs —Sanford - meet 1st Wednesday o(the Month commended for meritorioun service while serving at the l0:(l aHi, Activities Building U.S. Coast Guard Resident BXY7. Club meet 1st Baptist Church Inction Office. New Orleans. Longwood la.stTuesday of the month -12:30 p.m. Casselbery Sunshine Senior Club meet b06 Mark David La. Blvd. Casselberry 1st Friday of the Momb 10:00 Lm. - His unit was awarded the Coast Guard Unit Cornnew club all welcome. Central Senior Citizen Club Church of the Nativity lake mendation for irietitorlous Mary rieet the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the Month at 10:00 a.m. service, from Jan. 1, 1965 Community Fire Hall 7th through June 1, 1972 while Chuluola Senior Citizen Club Street-Chuiuota—meet rdThuriday Cii the Month3t6p.m. ittskij with monitoring over Flit-v E'lu (iuh 7th Day Athentis Church Forest City $150,000,000 In shipbuilding 7neetwot1) onthe lstMoodayctheMonth-6.30p-m. contracts which included meet at the Conununity United cotin of 12 373-foot High (;tijden Years F'rliowshlp Methaaist (hurch - Casselberry at noon on the last Wednesday Endurance Cutters and three Reservations necessary. of the Month - luncheon Small River Buoy Tenders built Greater Ovkdo Senkw Citizens Club —meet at Grant Chapel in the New Orleans urea, \ M.E,Churdi_EranklinStreeta1dGel',c'a Hwy. —Oviedo— 4I960gradualeofE4gewa' 'yrj of the Month at 4 p.m High School, Orlando, he joined ARamonte - - -- -- -. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - wks ifl the Evening Herald. Addition for South Seminole Middle Defendants, Lot 10 and the West a of Lot 9 _________________Oateo February 76th, 1918 School. Seminole County. Florida. HDTICE OF SALE Block "0", Lake Wayman Heights, (Seal) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVCN Any bid received after the above acording to I_ic Plat thereof as Arthur H. Beckwilh, Jr PJrtuaflt to Finti Judgment of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR mentioned time will not be con. recorded In Plat Book Clerk of the Circuit Court 3. Page 17. of THE EIGHTEENTH IUDICIAL foreclosure dated March 15th, 1978 the Public Records of Semlr.ole By Ela'ne RiCParde CIRCUIT IN .ND FOR SEMINOLE entered in Case No.76 727 of the be submitted on the tfld Eachbid $1 -Il County, Florida Deputy Clerk COUNTY. FLORIDA forms provided in the bid documents Circuit Court 0? the EigPeeentIt Together with the f011ow PubIih Feb 29. Mardi CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-IS JudiCitl Ci'cuit in arid for Seminole and Shall be accompanied by a equipment 1q76 AC NATIONAL HOMES Florida, wherein Certified Check or Bid Bond In the County, Refrigerator. Range. Hood and (FPTANC[ CORPORATION. 2g.!' 163 HOMES ariountof5percentoftheBasiBtd NATIONAL ACFurnace Plaintiff. CEPTANCE CORPORATION iS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND as a guarantee that the bidder, if has bet9, filed against you and FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, awarded the contricl, will within plaintlff,andLUGENE BROWN and KATHRYN 0. HOOvER, HOLLAND, JR and ZACPARV 0 FLORIDA fifleen (IS) calendar days after BARBARA HOCGS. formerly and ycu are required to serve a copy MARY X i4OL LAND. hiS wife, and CASE NO. 78-43SCA-N- B notice of award, enter Into a written Barbara A Brown, are defendants, I of your written defense-s. if any, to it MORTGAGE & In Re the Marriage of contract with the School Board of will sell the Ihe highest arid bett SMITH, HULSEY. SCHWALBE DIVERSIFIED PEAt TY CO bidder for cashat thewjt front door : KEITH ALLEN BLAIR, Seminole County, Florida, in ac & NICHOLS plaintiff's attorney . Defennts Petitioner Husband, and of the Seminole County Courthouse, cOrdance with Pie accepted bid bOst addre-s'. is 500 Barrietl flank NOTICE OF SALE and furniSh 100 per cent Performance, Sanford, Florida, at 11:00 AM on Building. Jacksonville', Florida 37702 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PAMELA KAY BLAIR. Labor, Material, and Supply the 1st day of April, 1978, the on or before April )ttt, 1976. and file clerk of thi5 oursuan' to a Final Jgment of R'spordent Wile. Payment Bond with a surety following described real estate 'he original with the NOTICE OF ACTION satisfactory to the Board, arid alto located, situated and being in Court -ither before service on t0rtd",u' fl,ited March 11th, 1976 Plo 7665 of the I tIE STATE OF FLORIDA 10 Seminole County. Florida, tO Wit furnish certificates of Workmen's pl,intff's attorney or immediately ,ricI .'ritc-rcd ri Case PAMELA KAY BLAIR Compensation and Public LIability From the East Quarter corner ('I thereffer, OtherwiSe a defautt will Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and few Seminole 900 McCown Street Section 7, Township 71 South, Range Insurance t'' againSt you for Ihe relief wherein F tr itl,i, F Iatw1s. kt'ntu( ky hI)19 X) East, run Y,est 26)7 41 feet along The Bid Bon-I. at well as Per demanded •n the Complaint or Iflurity. AC NATIONAL HOMES YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED formanceBond,shallbeexecutedby Ihe East West Quarter Section lIne petition. that KEITH ALLEN BLAIR rat an agent or attorney in fact. whO ofIaidSectionl;thenceruns,00lhoo WITNESS my hand and the seal of (EPTAPICE CORPORATION 'S plaintiff, and ZACHARY 0. filed a Prt Iti in the Circuit Court of shall have placed on file with the degrees IS mInutes 09 5(onds East this Court on March 4th, )974 tIOLLAPID. JR add MARY X Seminole County. Florida, br Board.anoriginalpcwerof attorney ?37O) feat along the Wejt righf of (Court Seal) PI0LIAPID, hiS wife, and DIVER DissolulionofMarriage,andyor,are from the Bonding Company by Arthur H fteckwlIh. Jr SIFIED MORTGAGE & REALTY required to serve a COpy of your whom Such Bonds will be executed the plat of FIRST ADDITION 10 A Clerk of the Clicuit Coo.? co are defendants, I will sell to the written tiefentes. if any, on FgANK The Bid Bond must be ftcconipan I'd REPLAT OF LAKE MOBILE fly Martha 1. Vihlpn hiqhi-',t and ti-cf bidder for cash at C. W)IIGItAM, 00 the firm of STEpi y •i facsimile of th Agent's or SHORES. as recorcten in Plt flock 0. uty Clerk the wcSt front noor at the Seminole STROM. DAVIS & MCINTOSH, Attorney's wrrenl power 04 at I. Page 7), 04 the Public Records of Publish March i, t. 71, ¶ianford, Attorneys foe' petitioner, Pcl Office tcxney. and the Bond thali be wit Courthoue. County Simlnole Co. FIt,, for the point of flEX 34 t II 00 A M. on the Itt day fli. 11)0 Sanford. FlorIda, 3777), nessed, Signed by the Agent, and the beginning- thence Continued South FI•d arid lilt' tti,' OrigiMI with the Clerk of of April. 1976, the ,,followinr, Bonding Company seal shall be 00 degrees IS minutes 09 seconds Smokey Says: uirscribcd rr'l "tfalc locutect. lhC Circuit Court on or before the affixed tMr'c'. __________________ _________________________ East 10000 feet along Said West iluated and being in Seminole 16th day of April, 19Th, otherwIse a No bidder may withdraw hiS bid rlgfe of way Iin, thence North 19 "' TOSSING AWAY default and ultimate lucigment will few a ceriod of thirty I))) calendar cieo,eei 39 minuteS 43 (runty, Florida, to wit 5ond We-st ' lot 6, SAN IAN TA. THIRD be entered aqainit you for the relief days without the Boord'i consent 70770 feet: thence North 00 degrees RUIN& SME$ _____ SECTION. as recorded in Put Book demanded in the Pe';i;oi,, Pltns. Spoclficatior,, and Con. iS mInute's 09 seconds West 10000 .5A N6US WITNESS n'y hand arid the of Iract Documents may beobfained at feet; thence South $9 degrees SO 13, Paq.' 7$. of the Puilic Records Of 5e,nole' County. Florda final Seal of Said Court Ot' tnt 11th the offi'e of Schwiieq Associate's minutt-s 'I? ?,e(Onij5 E45t 707 13 feet . i-iir " _______ _______ sari property bt'inq tfie same at. set of March, A 0 1,16 Architectt, Incorporated, ui 10 the o'nt of beginning _____ for??i in the F iflf Judqmen of (Sr alt Comsto<k Avenue, West, Wintet said property being the same as set i i; - '-ft _________ t,werlosurc Arthur II. BCcIL*ith, Jr Park, FlorIda 32759 (phone 305 647. forth in the Fite. Judgment of . _______ Dated this t$thdayof March, 1914 Clerk of the Circuit Court 41)4) on or after 5th March 1978. fOreclosure. ' ___ By: ?,'r N. Oardcr, _____ (COURT SEAL) '/ / A ri - sit Gt SCOO ':n rcuirad D,tedth IiThd'j of March, )?74 ,=J ' Dipi,ty Clerk thur H flecliwith, Jr for eaCh set of Conlrtct Documents (Cook I SEALI (leek ci the CiruI Court I RANK C WHIC.HAM, ESQUIRE Qujllficttiont of the bi3der must Arthur H. flehq-t. Jr Uj: Mary PS Darden STEPISTROM. OAVlS & tatisfactoqytgfheBoard. Tb, Board Clerk of the Circuit Court . Opu$y Clerk MCINTOSH ,4,,, rr'urves the right to waive ifllflOr By: Mary Pd. Darci,n t-nriMd V Wod. Esjire ___ Post Ottie Box 1 3)0 }nforrnalitIesinbiddingancJt,11 Deputy Clerk uitt 71$. 751 Ma,tland Ave. Sanfci, Florida 3777i ' any ano 411 bidS Leonard V w, Eqijire Attorneys tour Pcfibiont'r Alfamon'e Springs. Florida By Willlacn P Layer Suilt 211, 231 Maiular',a Av. ______ . 37701 Publitsi' March Ii, 3$, 25. April 4. District Superintencst'nt Altamonie Sp.hnp-, FL p'ubIiSh. March 71, P776 PubliSh: March 7, $4. 2). 1974 Putii-, Mhr(h 31, 1974 .. DEX 1)1 OEX:3 DgX32 DEX Iii :,'p'r .- - - I ' - 4T .:' ,.r -, ..i , 5.. _._. Z_ ' ,,,., ..-..4, ta4,,, ---.-'sv'-L. '1 .' - -.'.t.#- ..j,tA' , t.e.s,.- ' '- - '.,- S - ,You're Living In Florida's Cheapest Metro Area - ..--..1 '--' '- " ' , -.J. I . :-. '-li ii '. ' ' , ,f - -:. J'(F 41A .. a.. 'i - 'c ,,.,-., .' , .' ' r ,, :-:' - ç,. !-'.' -4 .-" .4 -'F -L-I ". : ,.,. ' - . !U':ic _'r r, - f -- - - ,-- - •; - 4 .I - • ,,; - S -ic' I,.I' 5. :I (' •' ' '.", ., ., * .. •i)4, .4(Ji-' . ?;, All this doesn't mean prices in Seminole are actually falling it just means prices in most of the rest of the arts ulg faster - 1$i 03 :fi 71j ___ Miami, Jacksonville, Tampa-St. Petersburg and Orlando living is cheapest in Seminole County. — — • •A -, r'# I ' ', Z't ;1,, i' 1)"4, ?. -i,4:14_. :'!? ij' -' rc*." -/:i .- "'- t1 1.5.''r. A, , ,.,, - - 4 1 ''' ii * .'- ' . • i . ., --- . -- . . ' ( &*i. . - - '--k - -- --- - ft ,. ' --- .-- . ' "-ia. lth'-.. . . _____ " Noticed any more money left In your wallet where prices are nearly 7 per cent below aft.eo-aweek'sgroceryshoppinglately?Doesthe Seminole and over 11 per cent below the cost-of-living crunch seem any less crushing? statewide average. You haven ' Seminole also comes In under the average, Well, take heart anyway, Seminole Coun- with a cost-of-living index almost S per cent thins, you're In better shape than last year at below what the typical Floridian pays for food, 77 - --- -,-.. ' - -. - .. 'IL " . - ' - . . * , ) i s. -- 33rdofFlorlda's67 counties Last year the ti,- L:—_-_I-ir . ) - , ' - 4 - ) -, - " - . -. . "F- ..; .__'. . *zuu ' ,t.. • -_-.*.'. " . - • ' - ,( , __ -.--- ' _______ js, - ! .- ", -- - l; 1- .i- 5 ,_, \' ',:-,'1!"'.' , ,., Seminolthasanunesenhbysthcethe swveof 144 items was started in 1972 by state ata5Wl Orlando metropolitan the survey by' the Florida Department of That fIrst year, Seminole ranked 13th with ('ommerc'ebeganlnl972,Seinlnolerankedl3th. average. All this doesn't mean prices in Seminole are Dade topped the list with prices more than 10 per acwaUyfal11ng_itjustmeanjpricesInnyo cent above the statewide average, while Pasco the rest of the state are rising faster was cheapest with prices per cent below at Ml1,JaImp 'a &le prices were 8 per cent below ie living Is cheapest Er, Orange and j' . "-.._A Butthemostempens1vecoujitytouve' th . '"., , prices 15 per cent below average, mainland push prices almost out of sight. AM prices Just 3 per cent below avet-ago. Monroe / Seminole's price Index has an uneven history since the Florida Department of ezpensh'e enmity? Monroe, the Florida Keys. Looking for Florida's cheapest ranked 13th am*ig florida's 17 counties, but In 1973 ii fell to 28th. Ia 1974 the Index but this year Iii Holmes County, where prices are more than 11 per cent below U w L3ck up again and Seminole moved to 21st and thIs year sank to 33rd, Most statewide average. were 13 per cent below average. ' lion which char.ges hands every yw Li rating yet Holmes County in the Panhandle this year, average. - 33rd - - with prices 5 per cent below ..li't(,i• .;..' ..' : -. ,. -' : - ' . ..r ' ' %L(L ?".Jri3 - S''' '0,,. .r, ' ":. -' ' tae ,'J9iI5 fl! -t . - = - -? I - -. -' A ,, 5 ttIr I I .. - ,- all. . ' .J%- -' .- - 4" 5VJ,t,rF , • ' - Suzanne MeMewimin. Part of the new program It npenin up - - - a-- F' r-... - _.,.-.I,,, .. - -. .. Fredrlch NIetzsche Woman was God's second mistake - -,,,,,,.,,. -- a ArIstotle Woman may be said to bean inferior man 's- 'I . s a ' " 1 '!k-- -4 ) '.- 1 j, - !j, '*,,, -' -! - - . - ' - - - __________________________________________________ - , - - - '- - -- . -- -- .c F r , j. S1'I " i '- I . , And there will be more when school officials federal oifki i and the courts getall thedctalLsdowninwriting It could me in a major shake-up In the lifestylesof Seminole teenagers About the only area that s not affected Is textbooks Feder ii Department of Health, Education and Welfare officials contend "any specific regulatory requirement in this area raises Co'. stitut,ional questions under the First Amendment." But textbooks are changing anyway. Mrs. Ruth Long, Sern:nnle'sc'onultantcoordinatorfcrprintedmateriaLs—that means she's in charge of textbooks says "I think the whole trend right now is to get away from sex stereotypes." Textbook (1)mnpan4es, she said, are publishing more and more books that do not portray traditional sexual roles picturing women only _________________________ -- 1.i - - U' 4 ' - . ___ , .- .-.- - 4 -\ - - in -- -1..;k. .' - "' y -',-a ' % -' 1- 'tr "!'':-:'-.'- ' ' -.' , '-' :-: :-' ' -. P "- "1 'L ,-,)_,7.'\• ' �ft . - - _ , M ~~~~~~~ L-tvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. I Sunday, March 21, 1976 Cl u b N Mrs. Marie Miller, 260 El daughter, Barbara Ann, to Capitan Ave., Sanford an. James McCall Tipton, son of Th G. F. Tipton, Knoxville. In 1966 he graduated from Brainerd Prograiis Plans Pow = Youth w Wo Thwarted B nomces the engagement of her Mr. and Mrs. James It. Tipton High School in Chattanooga, of Chicago, III. Tenn. where he played football, Youth Programs Inc., held an the presentation of t110 opportunity protest by the NOW __ the available attractions were Miss Miller, born in Orlando, was a member of the Key Club, In-service meeting March 15 at Bicentennial Skits written aid organization, proponents of Gentle Birth described. The ones chosen by is the grandiaughter of Mrs. Honor Society, and a class and 7:30 p.m. at the First Federal performed by the participating Woman's Rights. most members will be included George T. Fox of Guilford, Ind. student council officer. lie Savings and lean in Sanford. members. The Education for a Gentle Discussion of future guests in the itinerary. Ruth Layo, and Mrs. C. K. Miller, 2609 graduated in 1971 from More than 50 volunteer Birth Organization will hold its tour director, expects to have The first skit was presented and up-coming events for he Iroquis Ave., Sanford. A 1971 University of Tennessee, counselors attended the by John Booth, in period group were discussed, monthly meeting at the all plans and costs finalized in graduate of Seminole high Knoxville, where he was a meeting including Regional costwne, who spoke as Patrick The meeting ended on a clubhouse of the Orange City time for the business meeting In Is School, where she was a member of Sigma Chi Coordinator Ms. Marilyn Henry, an American patriot. happy note, when a large bjr- Campgrounds on Thursday at 8 March. Those planning On member of the Anchor Club, Fraternity, Omicron Delta Gordon, Seminole County p.m. The public is invited. For Booth gave a short biography thday cake was brouglit in and taking ,he trip should get their National Honor Society and Kappa, Leadership and Honor Supervisor Janet Lunde, South on Henry and delivered ex- all 33 members present sang more information contact reservations in quickly as Latin Club, she graduated in Society, and Scabbard and Seminole Coordinator Mrs. Lee cerpts from his most famous happy birthday to Susie Bonnie and Steve Platt in available space is limited. 1975 from the University of Blade Honor Society, lie Is Sterling, and Orlando Coor- speech, "Virginia prepares for Rutherford, i l l rX ', /11 Florida with a B. S. degree in presently a graduate student in dinator Peter Semiraro. , .N war." The lad received a long Six new members were added Guest speaker for the Biology. In college, she was finance at the University of Guest speaker for the round of applause for his in lh' rstr "4" ..... Tiirjcic - SJ a memuer ol Alpha cnuiczun ii Florida. He is a student Judge meeting was Circuit Court perfonnance. . meeting. Director Beau Taylor of , Sorority and a Sigma Chi Little for fraternities, a Cadet Corps Judge Dominick Salfi. The The second skit of the evening Next meeting will be held Longood Tourist Club met Seminole Sheriff's Office. Sister. She Is a teacher at commander for Army R.O.T.C. Judge spoke on the humanistic was performed by Kathy April 6 at the church, for their monthly dinner Meeting will be Thursday at 1 • Lakeweir High School, Ocala. and served three year as a concept in general and focused Baurnstark, Trade Powell, Guest speaker for the evening Thursday in the pavillion in p.m. in the pavillion. Sw4. Her fiance, born in Knoxville, regular Army officer, on creative aggression. Dawn Eastham and Natalie will be Circuit Court Judge Si'sinyshade Park. Follow!ng iiyshade Park, Longwood. All Tenn., is the grandson of Mr. Those present enjoyed a A June 11 wedding Is planned two- Bergman. The four young Ilkrniinick Salfi, who will speak the dinner plans for the trip to members are urged to be Were and Mrs. C. B. McCall Sr. of at 2 p.m. in the First Baptist hcur session which involved ladies, in long gowns, acted out to the youngsters on the court Ft Lauderdale April 30 through and all visitors are most BARBARA ANN MILLER Corbin, Ky. and Mr. and Mrs. Church, Gainesville. what the Judge termed a an incident relating to an equfil. system in Florida. May I were discussed. Many of welcome. 46 mind-ra1)ine'" exercise H mentioned scvc:al programs being planned in the huntuites Myers, Meyers. Engaged called pairing, couples, and the family pow-wow. All these programs, opened to members Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. the late Mr. Myers. . How About of i4 Show C the community, are designed ds? ol Myers Sr. of 2403 Grandview i;_!_ Her fiance was born in tO assist people to relate toeach Ave., Sanford, announce the I~ fly JOANNE KOCH engagement of their daughter, Sanfora, graduated from other in a meaningful way. pressed a willingness to resolved in time for the event to communards and blue collar Herald Services The family pow-wow Is being cooperate in the effort: Texas, materialize? Rosenblum workers, feminists and right-toMargaret Lee, to Glenn Edwin Seminole high School and Michigan, Meyers, son of Mr. and Mrs. expects to graduate from held for the first time in the Massachusetts, believes it can happen if lifers, teen-agers and Gray t.,-_ I 1. etcrn sectio.i ci the When he flr3t camc up itJm Connecticut, New Jersey. CoTtLlUfl1ty 'wganl'.ations such Panthers, Vietnamese refugees isixft Meems Sr. of 2411 Key Sen o!eCornrnutyCciicgcIn t... .l_ •.- • -.--, . I 'I fF' . ....................,erieis ll1inos, I4 ', 4 l 2 i1a iIi gh 4 ., ilUt, 1IUua'u. ), w,• ss Myers was born in communication consultant for It is an all-day program and holding hands in nu unbroken Oklahoma. A number of D.A.R., American Legion, .1 .,h , One of the problems will he Southern Bell. His grand. will be held on the South chain from sea to sh:.iing sta, communities including the Jaycees, Girl Scouts and other . ()1ando and graduated from parents are the late Mr. and Seminole campus at the p Marvin Rosenbiuni knew he village of Rosemont near labor, civic and religious kceping the hand holding free of Seminole High School, where Mrs. E. F. Lundquist Sa commercialism. A Hollywood • of nford Am erican Bank on SR 435 was on to something that Chicago's O'Hare airport have groups pull together. she was a varsity cheerleader, and Mrs. Vera Heath of producer is already waiting in Interest was also generated grabbed the imagination. But formed short chains of a few She is employed at 1'lagship Ale xandria. The Bicentennial has not yet the wings to film the event. in attending the 24-hours course the response has exceeded his hundred people to demonstrate I 99U Bank of Sanford. lkr grandproduced happening that Certainly people would have to in the humanities the Judge is wildest dreams. Every major that the plan can actually work. involves alarge numbers of eat and drink before and after parents are Mrs. W. C. Taylor Plans are being made for a teaching at Seminole Corn. newspaper in the cowty has The Boy Scouts of America Americans. Lots of folks the hand holding,One can of Branchville, S. C., and the p.m. May 22 wedding at First run a story on Hands Across have expressed support. A couldn't afford to take their imagine the full panoply of the munity College. late Mr .Taylor and Mrs. B. P. United Methodist Church of Anyone wishing more in. America. The BBC has In- large commune in California families to see the Freedom hyper-publicized American MARGARET LEE MYERS Myers, also of Branchville, and Sanford. formation on any of the above terview Rosenblum and when I called the Hog Farm has of- Train. Others that went to see event where hot dogs are subjects should call scc. last caught up with Marvin he lered to raise money with rock John F. Kennedy's chair and suddenly a dollar and half-filled was rushinging off to Los concerts. Johnny Carson has Lincoln's hat wondered if this cups of soft drinks cost 50 cents, Angeles to tape the Dinah Shore quipped that people will be museum-type experience was where high priced souvenirs Wade, Junior Police ato Engaged and Mery Griffin shows, holding sheep in Wyoming and worth the $10 to $14 per family, ire hawked as children squeal, The Winter Springs Junior Now there is no question that in New Jersey they'll be holding But hands Across America- at Mr. and Mrs. James H. Wade Holloway of Apopka and the 'Please, let me have one." Police held a meeting March 16 some people want to see the each other's throats, least as the concept has been ford, announcttiieengagement Mrs. Ben F. Wade of Sanf3rd. Adventist Church on Moss lO'76. Tentative maps have been beyond dinner party con- yearoldattorneyRoscnbIumn - w!'ite hands Across America. of their daughter, Lou Ann, to Her fiance was born in Road. draw up suggesting a feasible s'ersaton? Can the logistics and would involve people of all Inc., Box 712, Chicago, Ill. Richard Jay Casmato, son of Atlanta, graduated from The theme o1 the meeting was route. Eight states have ex- administrative problems be walks of life: counterculture 6690. ______ Dr. arid Mrs. Jay T. Cosmato of Seminole High school and Is 437 Scott Ave., Sanford. now enrolled In the ornamental Miss Wade, born in Orlando, horticulture program at . T is a graduate of Seminole High Valencia, where he is a lt_ School where she was vice member of Phi Tlieta Kappa _L~~ ___i_, _ ___ - president of the Para-Medical and Honor Society. He is em-' - I.. S4'III) ..:. - ..... I'I Madauchlin, ___________ COME IN TODAY Moore Wed -" Ann Waddill MaLauchlln was maid of honor in an aqua Following a reception In the and I.I. William Lee Moore blue gown with flowing multi- church fellowship hall, the were married March 20 at noon colored chiffon overlay, couple left on a wedding trip to at Shandon Presbyterian Henry A. Moore served his Quebec. Church, Columbia, S. C. with son as best man. GroomsmenThey will make their home at Rev. Kenneth W. Mull!s per. ushers were Joe T. Pugh of 56 Broad St., Plattsburgh, N. Y. forming the double ring Roanoke, Va.; Reid C. The bridegroom Is a pilot in ceremony. Organist was Mrs. Machauchlin of Sanford; and the U. S. Air Force Strategic Sam D. Key. Jack W. Brunson of Charleston, Air Command at Plattsburgh l'he bride is the daughter of S. C. AFB. Mr. and Mrs. William E. MarI.uu'hlin, 316Sitc3smn Dr____________ Sanford The bridegroom is the __________ son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Moore of Columbia, S. C. Given in marriage by her r Act&, lather, the bride wore a Victorian style gown ci ivory - .1 t . '' , ^ I -- ____ P - r.' -, - - -i.. ~ , ' :,... .... .. I -, ____ _______ ____ 11 . - - an etclusive 14 irapprmt registration will decide any tie Contest rules appear on the registration form The climax to Beta Sigma pj.j Sorority's qctivi.ties each ye.ar, is its elegant Founder's Day, to be hosted this April 24 by xi Beta Eta Chapter. Chapter members have completed table decorations the occasion, and are now planning the final fine details for this special day, according to Susan Byrd, chapter president. At the luncheon, the winner of a landscape painted by Xi Beta Eta member Phyllis Senkarik will be announced. Tickets are • now on sale from any chapter , member. The chapter's activities for YOUR CHOICE OF A 17 CU. FT. SIDE %7101C - ot 1 9 CU. FT. TOP-MOUNT REFRIGERATOR WILL BE AWARDED BY PARTICIPATING DEALER IN THE SANFORD AREA. Gerlach, l P P This Johnson 55 1. ~I . II ~ ,11 .11 - 'c,ct INcu.%ts 11 MEASLAMG • • II 11. I 0KC.40NN we-to m yr rom. ioo UDTO ri- 'or Mi,n ,m.r,can ixi '7 r _ , ri* • 1, 52, you i PECIAL S means can 'I , . __ ~,__ - Phlico• Model RD16G2 15.7 Cu 11 capacity 2-Door flsfrlgvalor.Fr..z.r save up to $4 7 electricity during the average 15 year life of a refrigerator 5 BASED ON RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC RATE OF .040 PER KWH DETAILS ON REQUEST 322-33 1 I; PHILIPS Dg Den1! - 7;- A N . I - J -4 -.--- - =--- - in it P'IOttT' wi SANFORD. FLORIDA ' i .1 " t& --. 411. i ,, ... %Ira . ' I V. / " O INCLUDES: 5 YEAR PROTECTION ON PARTS AND SERVICE ALSO 5 YEAR FREEZER FOOD PROTECTION EASY CREDIT TERMS Cawt5 HoW. FIRST ST. FURNITURE PH. 322-5181 ! .- 11 0* * -FI. 11 0. 6 r ,- 1.04r - . 1 %, e " -j 1;,.11 __ _:__ & ,Z - I -' lv__ I - ,,X,, --& _ - . presented her with the gavel - Matron of Holl) per n West Hollywood, Calif. in 1939 - _______ - -, - - - -- , I I i ;.J- 1% M= . 01 ,; . 0 L. '. " ;-6 . .A- I I tj - ------ - __ I. __ _-__ . ./ ..__ .; 'i Axel, a friend for more than 30 I .1 - - I I ,Mrs. Lorraine Graham, Mrs. Let us LAMBDA -. Ross were hostesses to & March bridge and cana,ita party tile Social Department of Sanford Woman's Club. -_ Winners were Mrs. Stanley Sanford artist Ph) Ills Senkarik displayr, her painting for which X! Pierce. high in bridge; Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, second Ret-a Eta Chapter. Beta Sigma Phi is currently .'lIing tick at high, bridge; Mrs. Walter $1.00 cat-I, through April 21. The painting will be on display at Flagship Bank of Sanford until April?; First Federal of Seminole SANFORD PLAZA until April 16; and flagship U.S. Bank of Seminole until April 23. For information or tickets, contact l'am Knowk's or Pat Johnson, , !MrJ;&I1______________________ , .___ _.C. I" IC .Ch!__ _ -I - ._ __ - __ _ - ---,. __ . - - ZZAMME Mr __ --t . A4, q4 a~~ __# A ,, ,d . ` t.ambda Chapter, Ma SlZma Phl, muted the start of Gam' 6 the spring tush season with a party Tuesday evening honoring nlicc;. Chaptcr priI&nt Jane Crpcute (8et'UUtl rights pictured with party hostesses (from left) Donna hleaberlin, Doreen Martin, Martin, Carol Ogg and Pat Meredith. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr. ) X1 BETA ETA holp ~, ) - I Ppvwl"L ______ OFFERS PICTURE .. -:--..:: . -- F l orida's I DEAR ABBY: I am in a terrible quandary. We are having a formal affair for my son's bar mitzvah. My brother and his wife recently separated I • and are living apart. I don't know whether they will e'venu.allv - - - ------natch - --- - no their diifei-ences or go through with renewed, the divorce. It's time wives assumed some Should I invite my sister-in- of the responsibility for the law? We always got along well, reason their husbands stray. and I am very fond of her. It's also time that we face the Should I send her and my horrible truth that wives also brother separate invitations at stray with ''cruel, inr r their respective addresses? considerate, stupid and shortAnd how about her parents? I sighted" MALES like them, too. FOR EQUALITY IN A QUANDARY DEAR FOR EQUALITY: If a DEAR IN: Send a separate marriage must be "saved" by Invitation to your sitter-lit-law the "other woman" (or the and also one to her parents, and "other man") who provides a let them decide whether or not "much-needed oasis" and send; the lover home to accept. am amazed "refreshed and DEAR ABBY: I renewed," I at your chauvinistic put-down think all concerned shoul,i take of women who accept attentions a good, hard look at the from married men. You fail to marriage. Such marriages are mention the men who pester for masochists. DEAR ABBY: A waitress married women, often without signed WANTS TO PLEASE any encouragement. And what about the wife who wrote a long list of complaints treats her liLs band like a against customers. The one that second-class tt1zen and refuses irritated inc the most was sex but is hurt and martyred "Please do not summon the when he finds another woman waitress by snapping your ngers, whistling or hollering, with whom to share love and 'hey, (N-Hie!" companionship? Now I have a question. I eat in Many unhappy marriages restaurants often, and I have a have been saved by the "other woman," who provides a much- terrible time getting the atneeckd oasis for the unhappily tention of my waitress. What Is the correct married man and sends him heck to his wife refreshed and procedure? . -. - :- ,- . ------- F , ~, DIAL 322-1822 r -:.--:..-:---.;- - r -'.. ,--'.--__ - - i ': ./' '' ,- :.- -' - .r - '.'•, _ ' f' -; .- ALTAMONTE MAIL L - - t" Y , ' . . J" - -t IY..-i-1-, X.1 ', I r - - -~___f _;~~!~ T2 -i - -I.- - I 5, t - '•. _-1 - i , -j - -. .. -. - - -, ',-',--.: . - .-. ." S ,' k - ,5:i i f & 7--4 r4". ç -.,,, L ..-, 'r 4t. . -,,~4 ' . I rv"f"'.' 'i ZVY "4_f ~~ '5, fP" . - ''tf . M 71 _50 F 18-, I . _: " ] t'd- V .,__. . 11- ,--~ . 5L - ;--- 4-•f :4 . •r 't'; Showp Zt I [-.1[1] __ - -- '-.1:. --'- I " "- -."/.'-s'4r':-' '- 1' 4_ --,-. t- Shows month/dat. from '., .,,L: -- rt -1 j-j!.4' CK ,. t-ct '- _ -- .--- . .; - - " .r' -' '- iiio,. Soc onds S - - -------- I. - '_; -S. t_ S - j- -i Rag. $99.95 '• il) ' and NOW $7995 '' j I ,,_ _ . .^% 1 ' "Thir Line 5 function L . E . 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Meanwhili c hengabbing with the help back ca.s>', man. You sound like there, please let me have It. I candidate for a cor-onan'. - ,t '- - 11 Sanford Flower Shop ets 19 v , , )9 Wtit 13th St jw IV i, J= - I 'IV , 'Send Ex's Family Separate Invitations "'•' _ - -- _ J-Aj Which Appointments days, ev.inings, Weekends, at your convenience - '' . _t; , ~4 %, r %_ , _ J . HOSTS PARTY S - -- iU tIi__7- . I GAMMA WSTALLATiON Call Today. It's easy. 1 __ -._,--; j . A , S108 9 H_ than a similar model from a leading competitor. U ,, - - ____________ Vl.i-I1kt ( i _T :, on r&0 Md 4Wl0l.LLEOTi I g' - '- . - - '.0 I .'id g -' By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN less electricity 0/n . H MbS Doia Marie Ge Ittth \ 11 Phialco "COLD GUARD ' qill 0 I f - -. I .1 ) ' ________ - A refrigerator uses up to . I, I? " - 15".,/O o1-f! I " . '( - l ' - uig 7-12, the students anu te&c. ..c ichaperones will be lodged in a anniversary Marth 3 with Just the 197576 ,ear started in I ' ' parade, some cheon at Sineni's Ristorante in Beine, treasurer; and Ellen church basement. To date, the an intimate dinner party on the Seritemoer with a fish fry at the members attended in area early February. Keffer, corresponding entourage is 3hort about IM to town for the two. They are the Lake Mary home of Mrs. Byrd conference In Orlando, and the make the trip with Just the hare parents of two daughters, During March ru.ch plans are secretary. ' and her husband, Rex. chapter sold eggshells stuffed Susan, 19, and Sandra, 13. necessities. in progress for those who have Ahobo party for rushee Linda with confetti at Seminole high's completed four years in the Current president. Susan The students have unheeling and her husband, homecoming. Ritual oi Jewels degree and will Byrd Is the mother of four d Admner party for 5o guests at k Wayne, was held m early Toward the years end, progress to the Exempler vhildren and works at the Sanford Sheraton nn on March In d October. Later in the month, husbands were invited to enjoy Degree. AU , 2 honored Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Seminole Memorial Hospital projected e all members attended the All- a night at the dinner theatre to ., Pharmacy. She has served as ?'POC,( Terry of Deltona. Hosts and Xi Beta F . r - . " W Chapter luncheon at Lord see "No Time for Sergeants. t hostesses were Mr. and Mrs. has had an active rceniing secretary, publicity 15 US change" g expense. toward d meeting Chuuiibley's Pub, where they Beta Buddy gifts were ex- flflibers. law Chuck McCarthy, Deltona, and year, chairman, and chairman of e sold tickets on a floral cen- changed at the special covered withmember°'F¶uu1C Mr. and Mrs. Jack Timberlake Nelson social and ways and means servin Ps president Of terpiece. dish dinner. For those interested In giving of London, Ky., the former City committees and was chosen and it In November and December, The 1976 year started out with Council an as Girl of the Year during her these deserving youngsters a residence of the honored the chapter, working with the plans to be hostess chapter at C ty Council Valentine Girl. Ritual of Jewels degree. She is lift, please contact Mrs. Frank couple. 45 ___ Salvation Army, filled food the cocktail party preceeding Mrs. Senkarik is president for chairman of this year's Newkirk, 205 Tangerine Drive. For the past four years, baskets for needy families, the Valentine Ball. Pam the coming year; Pat Largen is nominating committee for City IV They also helped build the Knowles, chapter Valentine vice president; Pam Knowles, Council and served this year After being installed as Carolyn Cornelius has been sorority's float for SUSAN BYRD Worthy Seminole director of Epsilon Sigma tile Girl, was honored at the lun. recording secretary; Margie and in flie 'past on that council. ChapterMatron No. 2 of Order of thestate Omicron I ESO). At the Sprlig Eastern Star, Phyllis Freund Convention of Florida said, "1 haveenever been so Federation of Women's Clubs, -__ __ - __ - --m - - 14 happy over anything in my life, scheduled April 25-29, at --RPM I _:~~ It was just beautiful, and I don't Daytona Beach, Carolyn and 1.51 __~_-believe I have ever seen a more the Sanford ESO group will host -~-> - M?rl~,i,-'Z~_M~= ____ i I41 ., . or ftVNOg I ' - I Bour.lon Textured Fabric i ' :I"%- J ****************** DRAPERIES i e! . - " I Rand McNally 'Discover Ilmstnc Amei(a" 6uid covers5Osiates,moe than 2800 historicplaces Includes highway maps cphos. c This ;5 (eiti value ts yours J - C 9 hs1Q ir,depdenca Hall in PhraeIphia - custom embroidered with seed pearls The long sleeves were sheer and the cuffs, neckline and hem were trimmed with a lace ruffle. Her bandeau headpiece secured an elbow-length veil. ,1t-s I. in l 1cI .au him and Charles It. Johnson Ill exchanged wedding vows Feb. 20 In a double ring ceremony at the bride's home in Sanford. The bride Is the daughter of Master Chief Petty Officer L-: mt. Gd !1r. 1Lirs1 Gerlach, 2507 hlighiawn Ave., Sanford. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.. Johnson Jr., 445 Wildmere Ave., Longwood. The bride wore a formal length white gown with sheer long sleeves and lace trim. Her Liadpicce secured a fingertip veil, The couple is presently living in Osteen. ' I 18 ' 4 -Xi ip, Beta ta To Host BSP Fo~jnd,ers..._,,Dnv - 16198 %IAI I It V?iIJ FREE ---' -______ -ll -- 95 t _____ - I in a r1istering your old ierator well giye you _______ c.- '-.- .16st for coming ends MAY 25, 1976 The earliest , -' .- BICENTENNIAL OFFERS refrigerator If yours is the oldest registered in the nation youll win 15 years of operating costs (based on the current electricity rate). Registration !-'.-' :~i~l chiffon with empire waistline, lace yoke and cuffs re- i - 9 Here's your chance to win a brand new energy-saving PHILCO COLD GUARD '' Bucentennal Travel - . . . 1--.I __ . . - ' 5lIi1C1I& register your old refrigerator during our Old Refrigerator Revolution. ____ .- . ________ ' I Brand New Refrin qerator Kids Need Help For --'. r T,*4 Bf . •. . A 0 I; C% ,_J S.", -• _ - IF T Tatto :. . lot, - .. . t r- i re . registered nursing program at Foliage Nursery. lie is the tI~Z ~znf~ ~ - - _,~ and a member of the Student and the late Charles Carringer __ __ __ Nurse Association. She is of flayesvffle, N.C., and Mrs. employed part-time as a Florence Casmato of Roanoke, .L. setretar) at Seminole Va ,aiud the late Mr Cosmato Memorial Hospital. She is the The wedding is planned for 7 granddaugh:er of former p.m., Aug. 28, at First Raptist Luu AN WADE Sanford resident Mrs. Vina Church of Sanford. ~1 1 1 1 1 1 .1197 _11_1,f_- a - - 5 ____ iB=____1 _ ~ 11:_ . In And Around Sanford ______________________ Cosm W - ________ _________ . ' Pets ____ Han - NEEO - .,,. ______ Coping I. Sunday,March2t,i7g.-3C Orange ('it, she has decided decidedto letters which follow are coded ______-1. , offer the unique Ident-a-pet to geographic regions and can ______ The school year for 117 zservice in Central Florida. be checked ona central jdent.a. _.. -__________ ..students In the Special A collar with engraved tags W With her business partner, pet computor to establish the __________________________ . Education Unit (designed for a pretty sure way of Identifying Eleanor Cross, she applied to ownership of a pet within - _A. Coff DIETRICH -..ç emotionally disturbed children a stray or lost pet, but to the Julie Moscove, founder of the minutes, says Ms. Kelso. In _______________ -___________________ / with learning disabilities) of the unscrupulous 'petkiiapper,' it ' system and president of the addition, a laboratory, to which / .,,• 1' Woodland.* Eementhry School, also easy to slip off that collar New York program, to open an many kidnapped pets are sold, ,,.,.1 A DIAL ° / has been devoted to the history and then who is to know agency In Orange City. There is prohibited under federal law , , rz..4s -___ -'' whose pet it is' of the Bicentennial. are now about 100 agencies from accepting an Ident a pet ,. ____________________ The class, taught by Nancy across the country, but Ms. animal. Mid .. -. The only fndnc.'vf w't' fi I. iiis siuweu au u states eirs is rst ''r pet thieves, believes Elaine This 'lifetime registration' __ ..-. _ ., _.. _ ~_ _ _I #.'& . I;. -50 Ranging In age from 9-11, the Graham, high, canasta; and Kelso, is the Ident-a-pet costs $20 - not all profit, the - *. his. Kelso's own Alaskan ~ t -1 - - ,IliI method. An easy and painless agents hasten to point out. A lot It tattoo on the inside of in lit& f vistas by traveling to enlet-fT. But to make !!b- of their income will be spent Uts j. -- I W~ . .. ! i t-I ,n -_~s 1 ,0F 4. ~ animal's hind leg or belly is a Speed" Moreland, memadvertising the system and A ~~~.. - . ,71 . i -Washington, D.C. during L -4. _~ I ff .,Z~~ bership chairman of the recent lifelong identity tag that no , traveling throughout Central . % Bicentenniai year. - ~__ r thief can remove. Greater Sanford Chamber of a Florida to demonstrate and I. administer the Ident-a-pet . - - i- _. Assisted by their teacher and Comnierce Membership Drive, _; Ms. KeLw first had a dog of needle over her own forearm J 11;...'_". reminds all workers they will tattoos. . hers tattooed about eight years The bat tery-ope rated gadget --- '- - . I Morriss, teachers aides. and be honored at a steak cookout ago when a rash of 'dognap- made a loud buzzing noise, bu'. "I'm a super dog lover," . Matherlyn Smith, Seminole April 2, at 6'30 pm, at La}e plugs s ipt through 'sew painless was quilt she smnilts Ms heRo [hat s -. Coun1 social worker, the (,olden picnic area, Sanford Jersey, then her home state, discovered. mainly why we've got into it." students have engaged in Municipal Airport. Now that she lives in Florida, The tattoo begins with the She or Ms. Cross may be Reservations are a must various fund-raising projects to this identifies it as contac'ed at Lori.B Tack and Elaine Kelso prepares to tattoo identifying letters on her Alaskan husky, Makwa, as her partner reach their destination, and is pioneering her own tack letter 'X' through the chamber of. Eleanor Cioø calms the dog for the es SI(Herald Photo by Jeanatteson) and western wear store In an Ident-a-pet marking. The Western Wear, Orange City. In addition to their efforts, lice. ThL3 is a free treat for several merchants civic workers and spouses. Guests organizations and interested are welcome at a minimum tab. 1 citizens have made con- . .. ly 4SNc - By JEAN lvrrFsoN Herald Staff V,rftcr LII S - Of Loss eft, Miller, Tipton Engaged Evening Herald,San(ord,Fl. 14 's":.- ' - 1-.1 IC jJCI N,,p.jst,oj, *'od 5- - - 4 -- "- 'J, -- --- �- - -- - - -- _ ...L .•. _____ ' s..'.' __ 11111111111111111111111111111 iiiiiiiiiiiii i,,,,,,,,,,,,~,~ ift 11 4C-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, March 21, 17 f ^r +k '_1—,c 0 Her Ar4 '3VyJ . 1_ _ ramix/a :'/IIII¼/LJIII gm I11+ ' By NANCY BOOTH Herald Correspondent recipe. Heat one 10'-ounce chili without beans to bubbling. Who among us hasn't found Peel one avocado, reserve a few _ the need, at one time or slices for garnish. Dice another, to (ix a quick meal, remainder into chili; heat i1P that Is both economical and briefly. Pour into serving bowls nourishing? and top with reserved avxado. Reasons may vary. It could Pass crisp corn chips. be that you are a working wife You can go "fancy" and try a and-or mother, or you may be 15-minutc stroganoff by taking deeply involved in community one pound round steak, I4.jflCh activities which leaves little thick and trinming the fat from Uine fur cooking meals that the meat. Reserve the fat, Cut rcqulre long preparation. Even meat diagonally across grain in the woman who de votes herself very thin strips. (If the meat IS . _. 1Z: 1. exclusively to being a almost frozen, it slices easier.) homemaker mar find it Heat fat in skillet till you have necisary to fix a meal in about 3 tablespoons melted fat minutes because of an extrai1 necessary add butter). busy schedule or unexpected Remove trimmings. Brown .J' -__S_______ company. meat. You can always be prepared ________________________________ ______ Add two-thirds cup water and for an emergency by a little on" 3-ounce can (two-thirds LI careful planning. When you uIp broiled sliced mushrooms hve an extra few minutes, with liquid. Stir in nra envelo F. glance through your cookbooks, or can dry onion soup mix. Heat or utilize a few of the hints till boiling. Blend one cup sour listed below, cream and two tablespoons allPlan on five emergency purpose flour. Add to hot meals. When you have picked mixture. Cook and stir Ill out your menu, go to the mixture thickens — sauce will grocery store and purchase the be thin. Serve over noodles. needed ingredients. Store in Servs five or six. Vt.0 1. " 'r'' t the menu on the inside of your steak dinner by serving a side aim cupbuard door. Sit back and dish that is just a little dM. Julie Nixon Efserhnwer hiss just created her own relax. You are now ready for erent. any emergency. When those Take a can of French style needlcork for stitchery tans like herself, meals are used up, select five green beans, drain liquid, add more and go through the same 1 4 cup of yow favorite Italian procedure, dressing and toss. Heat through Three canned soups make a and serve sprinkled with grated C grand new full-meat soup. parmesan cheese. Or, take a Serve with crackers and crisp can of sliced beets, drain the celery sticks. This delicious liquid, add mayonnaise and . meal is prepared by combining chopped onion, chill and serve a can of condensed cream of cold. Or, take a can of peas and - -vegetable soup, a can of con- add nutmeg and chopped - .densed cream of chicken soup, pickled onions to hot peas just a can of condensed onion soup, before serving. 1 cups milk, one 12-ounce can Almost as important as M S (1) cups of whole kernel corn, serving a "meal in a minute" to and one 4-ounce can Vienna unexpected company Is serving -sausage. Mix soups together, a tasty dessert hot from the stir in milk and corn. Slice oven for friends who drop by for sausage links in coins; add to just a cup of coffee. Will your soups. Cover and heat slowly, company be Impressed! stirring often till soup comes SPICY COFFEE RING just to boiling. Makes six Perfect California walnut servings, babes __ .041011211111, If you have a olender you can I package refrigerated biscuits make a gourmet chicken soup by blending till smooth about Melted butter or margarine If 10 seconds) a can of condensed oorrUdrd cup brown sugar 111ft a "A" cream of chicken soup, a cup 1 teaspoon cinnamon canned condensed chicken !tablespooni seedless raisins consomme, Place ring of walnut halves In teaspoon 100% VINYL tarragon, and 'i cup heavy greased 5 cup ring mold. Dip cream. You can serve this hot biscuits In melted butter, then I. OLD WORLD LACE or c H and serve topped with mixture of brown sugar and whipped cream sprinkled with cinnamon. Place In mold, paprika. Makes four to five overlapping slightly. Tuck servings, raisins between biscuits. Bake Maybe there are only two of at 4 degrees 13 to 15 minutes. - -' . - ______ ______ _______ ______ '-__'. I- 10 $ ________ you. Try this easy Texas Hash - I Designs Julie To Quick Meals r are ' - _ AAW ___________ ______ •:. _ _ --'- - ,_ ' --;' - L k, S - ' •' ' .... Stitchery - , -- . ,' . '•• - -, : ____-._ . ' Julie Nixon Eisenhower has was inspired by a brass plaque includes two children's sam- objects in the White House designed a line of stitchery kits that hung In the family quarters p!ers, which arc Julie's favorite which raised funds for the Historical House for National Paragon called in the Whit e House throughout r.eedlework projects: "I love to White simpiy "Stitcher)' by Julie." President Eisenhower's term of give a child something he can Association. "Needlework Is a way of office. The original sampler grow up with, something his While working on these saying you care," says the 27. was later given to David and year-old woman who once again Julie by Mamie Eisenhower, The designs are Julie's third assorted projects, Julie also this year ranked in the top five and has hung in i ± rilffnnt stitchery project. In 1970 she managed to graduate from of Good Housekeeping homes they have lived In since designed (with Faintly Circle Smith College, earn a Masters Magazine's "Ten Most their marriage. Magazine) a crewel work pillow of Art degree In education from Admired Women" poll. Another, "The Red Barn," is which raised $83,000 for the Girl the Catholic University of The first weekend that Julie Julie's crewelwork in. Sco'its. And in 1972, she created America, write two cookbooks . spent at the home of her terpretation of a painting done six historic designs based on art and edit five other books. parents-in.law, she admired the by President Eisenhower when beautiful crewel work seat he was in the White House. The covers stitched by David's painting (or mere "daubs" as D mother, Barbara Eisenhower, he modestly called his work), is for her dining room chairs, one of Mamie Eisenhower's When Julie indicated interest, favorites and she even used a Dolores V. Higgins and John Douglas L. Goddwin and Mrs. Eisenhower gladly taught reproduction of it as the family Marie H. S. her some of the baste stitches. Qwistmas card one year. Steven W. Clark and Joyce L. Harriet G. DeStee and That was over nine years ago, One of the most beautiful of Albion. MattIe L Milton and Percy. and embroidery has been one of Julie's 16 designs is the Beulah Knight end Moses. Dim Annette Tindel and Julie's favorite pastimes ever "California Trellis" pillow. RLhard A. Shaffer and Mitchel E. since. "Flowers," Julie says. "were (;k)r1. A. ''Vliat appuiiled to iUL at;'aut i' prciiuii of iliiabctli Stone and Jstph Itarba'a Ruth Fischer and needlework then, and still does California when I moved to Los Arthur. L today," says Julie, "is the idea Angeles at the age of 12, after a of making something beautiful childhood spent in Washington, Medical Seminar Serves Public and meaningful for someone D.C. And this design has special A medical seminar, Project informative talk on diabetes. you love, a gift that can he significance for me because i enjoyed for years and even recreates the trellis covered LIFE," sponsored by Seminoie Free medical test, glaucoma, Community College will be held hemoglobin, blood pressure, passed along to the next with roses which formed generation." entrance to the 'dream house' March 23, at the West.side diabetes testing. For in-. Brake at the . I ' N hkrtw' ' • .,, "e Center, formation call -.:: :. college. Paragon's "Stitchery by Julie" although we enjoyd it Gnly for 1017 W. 13th St. (old Star has special significance for her, two years before moving east Theater.) A public health nurse of For instance, one cr053-stitch again." from the Seminole County ~... sampler, "Bless This house," "Stitchery Julie" also Health Department will give __ - - - 11L , IQ • ' : - V - ,. - ~ ~ - -, - - _ issolutions Of Marriage - , - 4 -i- - I ~ . ` _ -SSL . zJ o - - 5 5. - .- 5' _______ , - .r, . --~ . I V - 4 ,, ia S a;j;~,~y . 'S ." - - S _.~~iff~ ' -~_'_~'~_ ._ - - - - '' .' . ' - *-" - , 4 1. 5 ____ _____ _____ Y RE PLAZA 2944 ORLANDO DR. . - ____ Fez~ I _______ —=.' ~, __________ __________ S 'I I l ALL NEWSHIPMENTI MCI"'* POLYESTER • SUBLASTATIC.PO$TISTITCH ____IIIIIIIIIIII[4 4 I J:ima& . V 1IIIIIIIIIIIIII I I - 4A- h C7 z I I C I I I I I I ri E iz J I .( . p- J __ RT I iI Besides Ill w f ons have . - . 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M#7 C i r X . ,,§~~ a cc A ft qe - I I I I 0 1 9 • g c ! .. -- III YD. u W W l .-- S Try the challenge of a m no bare canvas threads Ilargello pillow on " - incs~h to the uchieved with the Binding .canvas i that's 22 s6tches sti t hread. Create mot;ogram overlapping Cross stitches pldinperfectrhytth-iE .Wo.f is i _2 8 ~ 1 ME CV 2 M t1l J 8 . MACH. WASH *? ~ 0 ' :_ J (20 I V T~ )I,0 . . < -- f '• 6 ~, III. ~ _~_ T H v 6iv - ___ LUIH ' work an extra row or shoWd be at least a quainer of miniature pillows no bigger an inch embroidered beyond i , , ~ ? ~ I g ~~ . U) - 'n I TT . -- DI: as m MAM05owma M." ". T-SHIRT PRINTS & SOLIDS R 8 ?I C ff I = 6 I C __ .', ft a I M- ITS KN . ) I0 & tT00 ww CL ~W~~t2l IMAW ____ 1`61YESTrIt t 01, i ESTER/COTTON ) - . K I - '••- -" _:yw'," _ -- rL, % ' 1"T YOYD 1W - . / •MACHIIIEWLSflABLI •NO-IROM X INti # IF A VIX,of I I kii 0 - I i f i; - N . 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A multicolor kit can now Mw. stltchlng the embroidery become more Ond fining together, I have adapted toarn °hrorz'aticor trouble vUlan even ed to-&or palette Today she Thecanvasteadsjwjn sees that a pillow made to several places, UI stitch the nnatcha room's cool blue tones bell farther in, the seam will would be far more exciting in a edge Into the design What can I ' T: ½" ____________ _______________ E?r ho, ______________ WITNCOUPOONLTI .CHPFSTITCH.WARPKNITS - ~ I __ ELASTIC - 1" DOUBLE KNITS MACH. WASH • HO-IRON — "l , 10 _____________________ _ . .. ~A 111111111111ILTIVI-1 1111 SIZE GAIUIZE ". ' .#.'. ____ /tj '1- ____ ! ' // ' r - $ INDWI . . / _~ - lk 1 ______ ____ rD another look at the pillows cv,jple, something they would suggestion that prize for the rest of their lives. homes, a Plan remembrance pillows frequeently puriJes them. But with a very special date uw4 as after they examine the rcesent an integral part of fjx desigr,. round. squre and oblong inoimbents of their sofas, chairs, memorate a 10th anni%wwy, beds and window seats, they lorget -me-nots frame a picture begin to see whitt I mean. of a new homeOften the pillows were made And angUmeago,perhaps whennow the woman who embroidered them was a beginner. The furniture in a room, why not - ' ' ___ _______________ I •MACH.WASH.HIVIRNEEDIRONING I — ~~ =_ _______ TABLE WW!*MAtHt?LS$ V . ____ ______ INTERLOCK I- I ___ ________--- _______ ___ t.NJ ~ S _ ____ ______ ____ _____ 100% NYLON &%2 A ali A V1041104 'L ' 5:_: ~~ - _____ (%E 54"x72" We all know how easy It is to ring changes cn a classic costume with different accessories. You can use this same technique in your home and jve it new !oe!' by changing and updating the embroidered accents. 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J IQ - Carter has premn ed himself thing tivat ever hap,rx-ned to the stituency that Wallace has held region was the passage of the North Carolina's voters are Carter, who this year has laid in Democratic politics since as a politician of the New South preparing to pass judgment in a claim to the Southern con- 1968. civil rights acts Wallace bita man who says terly oppoted In the IM. primary election that could be crucial to two conservative presidential candidates, t) crat(eorgeC Wa llace and Fk - lv __. P_% Z-- , rn / -' Z '')/ ), 11 ( __ ,_ — 11 ~ I- \1 I I h / 1, .1 1 , r I - -4.;- 1r . - ti 'a - J 0 4 - I =71 14 - P "I . ;:: () t-1 __1.9 % - i-I Is .4 M j A q f ;T,,~_ -,, I 1. 1 A3 \?1vi ,Y Z ~ A % _qAo__ \ I i & L. - :~ 0 ,-, L iki~~ 1~1,,X, - - --__W 0_01__ `_,- - 9- i___ --,r- "W - -"'"i __ =- - -f ____ Z M . - _ - 0 . .17.- AL C~~~, :Zrq 4 - " = . -- ,- '. 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The vot- ' ers in IV13 turned down by a For two men who dream W the While House, Alabam Govenwr George Wallace (left) and former California Governor Ronald Reagan, the long road to 1600 Pennsylvania Avexue may come to an iContinued On Page 2-Al allow the sale of cocktaiIs in restaurants. North Carolina .'% tl %D#' .Id. a - - - !)'; , % t- 1?0~*wle- I A. I.- I 1 I ( .. Wallace 50 2 per cent of the vote in the 1972 primary. In 1968, HulxrtHumphrey rananoor 1~ Nt - J (er , _. cent years have favored con- o; 1-f. .f-------. A_ .. ,I--' ~.. -, - _____________ Ft, ~ 1 __- > T. > ~r ~ ?A Z 2 Q\ Q\ M -1 ~k ) 0. ~ U %'. _A them draw their own crowds," i . North Carolina voters jnre- - fl , ''' 4.1 7 I e I V 9 2 ~p .~ I " - . C \1 ~ 11 ~ ~J I 4 A /\ X i -i 4 fight the doubts about his physical capacities that he thinks hurt him in Florida. .. -, I I I ~ __ (Ti> Ff 0 I E -i F44- ' - anu ntpuuans f" I 1 Carter's advertising &1ows him doing n1inUaI labor on his Geergia peanut farm Wallace meanwhile, has had to openly - - :- fitical base from which to con- -. wr,6 - *7 1 l I '- i - - . crats will choose 61 deLgates .1 "I ;r a - --- tsaTTies fered a string of early primary losses. Both would like victory .... .-,_ .. . .- acin g Southerner, J;mrny a fellow publican Ronald Reagan. i----__ __________ ______ St r- ". ' tl~ - - - -:1t - - . _~ , ___ .1 i- r - " _ _______ RALEIGH. -N.C. (AP) — . ,VV1 ;I, ; .-- , S - - . .i i o u n rri .- I . C_ ~_ _X P_ LI .?~ - eagan . a.. - ) / " VVP ~ — 11. - -~ . 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Area GOP Delegates Chosen The primary schedule will not The world might be in a bad way some places, but In not in Sansoon offer either Wallace or By DONNA ESTES the fourth congressional persons from Seminole County Democratic convention '.iiI b ' LONDON ford, according to these who play the old "London Reagan as hospitable an arena. Herald Staff Writer district caucus is scheduled for have filed to be included in the selected at an April 24 meeting Bridge" game, familiar to most. From left are Michelle Brown, New York and Wisconsin vote il Comprehensive Education High delegate selection process. of the state cornrIS FALLING DOWN Lance Parker and Maria Fredrick, all four years of age and next on April 6 and Pennsylva- At least two Seminole County School in Dade City. Eighteen At Large delegates to the ContInut-d On P anxious to know more about what's going on In this big world of nm follows on April 27, ricnLs and possibly a third ours (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr) The North Carolina race will be attending and par___________________________________ gives Wat1ac uuothr crnek at Ocflr In th. Republican % BRIDGE youngsters - ______ ______ - __ __ 1 a , - - a. g, __ _ - - t. - !. . \ - .. ' / - / / . I' j / __ __ - t - =, -~ R rA M m Er "r - . jV 7 - .F.r - - I ' - Q1 0 ~1 =r- a. - - \ , --1;11111111 -.1o .-_~N _,~ -:t,, ?".-"!_ 4 - - #3 I - ,, - ' - --- _E a1:1 (D g a a2 . ___ 0.1 Z; ~r 0 I 1.0 , S F11 -, . . 2n q- E; . C=0 k1c N 8~ !' ft S; 9 2 % 2: ff :5. M R - kt_ g I -:K. 9 __-4 I Fr E. )NI - - - 4 - a: - , - I _.-I1 - -- . ,Z:4ci1 ~ ., %, I, -.-,-- I - - -. -. ,; Ab. I_ k - _. .- ; u, - - : 11R%. t_ I — L to & \ ii V L4 ____ CA '1 __________________________ - = W- _T1 i -- - M — "S 0 '/ -, 2 . go to ' a. _. . - . ;~ - - _4 - - - - - I 1 k , a <W (wo a 0- I 6 9 g, ,, - .-.-.-------1 - i< 41 cg' - . = . - WLC. , - -it. i iaili~-- `1-2 N f 2c, #///i._i..r' 2. P Lr F 5 P- F ljw -f ° fe — a .-- - M --I M 4 - - _-_ I . -1 - lr% Vt 6- A TV a V . . 1! % ." V iI a = = .19 i - - M _ k C-d '. I- to . I . cn a "I a - cñg , - . . ' headed the list of winners and ____ . 2. R W - .* I P_ " ~ ! " _ a le0, -1 - . — r 0 In- If! _ I Ord Clininber of I in addition to the luck)' cert cate, Wert Jewelers. - anglers, 45 among those who changes. Seminole Chr) ler grand prize a 12 foot hoat and trailer from Seminole Sporting Goods, powered by a six hp turntdupa(thepi3\ barbecue I'lmouth went home with more than a - --- ----- - -- I W L Turner, $5 gift cer- lificale, Sweeney's Office POLITICKING AT MAYFAIR ill Wooden, Wble radio. changes, Seminole Chry3ler. Plymouth. - Gary Moore, $5 gift cerca om CC Politics b the name of the game at the Mlayfair County Club as Sch'ol Supt. William P. La>er chats with Congressional can. didate Don Reynolds, principal of Seminole High Sch='. It Tw the second gathering for Reynolds, a Democrat, who is seeking ' Senior Division winners iere Parts. -- Denise Johnsun, sleeping LMI . - . - -_ _.;?0:. 1~T-;~:-;:U-,q , , Z7y~~G ~,~;oi 4-~ 1 -f__;6;:_ -___V;-Z ;-- Today 4 ..%-Z~ ' V~i--I t-f. -- S ;1',!-1!j-J'-::k ;~ ic from a residenceb> burglars. - U. Whiting, four 1-day See this, and other stories in passes, Daytona Main St. Action Reports on Page Z-A. Fishing Pier , - Tenla Tate - certificate, DuBois Lawn- Around mower Sales and Serice - Leona Barnhart, four oil Calendar changes, Seminole Chrysler. ' Comics Plymouth ! 3." ! iz_-11:7W 441 lNl)I'X $10 gift ( - __~tj:i7 ot' r (rossword $-A I-n IB - G. G. Myers, propane Editorial iAbb> lantern, Sanford Auto Parts. 4-A Obituaries .5-A p es. Daytona Tele visio n S Mc(onnell front end Fishing I'ier, omcni alipmcnt Mr Muffler Shop - W E Clements, four oil - W. It. Marsh, $15 gift changes, Seminole Chrysler. 2B lii changes, Seminole ChryslerPlymouth. -. Ph ilip Skates, four - T~ ._T- - , , __" ,;~ lB - %VEATIlElt Sun&y'i high 87. today's low man s scale, Imsie> Scale Co. H Uuttern $5 gift cer. Partly cloudy with a slight - Celia hancc of chowrs today apps four oil beeomin, mostl cloud% with a changes, Seminole Chrysler Plymouth. " F. M. Miller, four oil chant- n! , -_-tmioaal rain tonight and Tuesday. Ilighs in Tim Myers three oil the lower 80s today. Lows tonight near 60. Cooler Tuesday with highs in the lower 70s. P1>mouth. Variable %inds ar-und 10 m.p.h. becoming north-e.ut 15 u/S Tom Gustin, $5 gift cer- changes, er- to 20 m.p.h. tonight and tificate, Sanford Shoe Center. Plymouth. Tuesday. Rain probability ?O Mary K. Rulas, four oil per cent today, Robert Bronson, four oil per cent - - - - tificale, Oshman Sporting changes, Seminole Chrysler. changes, Seminole Chrysler- tonight and Tucidity. Pl mouth _--____ - - I -=___-_ I - Z_Z__ - changes, Seminole Chrysler-mouth. Steve Allen, Anchor, Daytona certificate, Gwaltney Jewelers. Fi_ shing Tackle Supply. Other door prize winners Commerce Shad Derby. Schick, left, accepts his prize, a it foot from Denmark Sporting Goods and four from Seminole were: Roger Whiting. rod and boata nd tra1lerfromSemInoltSPOtt1aaG00d1aedaGhP0b00 lanv,,s 11. Spillman, pair of reel, Eckerd Drug Store. outboard fromMOUM HArborz Inc., from Don Smith of Sporting Goods were awarded shock absorbers, Adams Auto Mary Thite, $5 gift cerSeminole Sporting Goods. Prizes were awarded Saturday at a to the four weekly winners in Photo by Turn Vincent) ___ theofficeheldb>RlchardKelly,aRepubllcan Supply. - Sheila Crowe. pocket Instamatic JO Pocket camera at the offices of The Evening utfit from Weiboldt Campra Herald, 300 North French Ave., Sanford, between 9 am, and 5 Supply. Shop. Eight rods and reels, four p.,"". - .4della Schick, $15 gii~ Iferald each category. I G. L Estes, four oil took home the Senior Division Any prize winner who h.as not gift certificate from Kader Jewelers and a Kodak yet claimed his prize may do so Steven P. Schick of Sanford was the grand prize winner in the . . - - - ______________________________________ - DirisLn lie won a depth finder Mercury outboard motor from Medco Discount Drugs IroniSanford Boat Work,,a $25 Medor's Marine - Steve Schick, (our oil — _ ___________________ - re ,1r) '- nds On Grand Note - I ' it E y ' good nwal. Johnson outbo,ard motor from Chuck Ganby was the big Monroe Harbour Inc. winner of the 45 door prizes that Steve Myers was the grand were awarded. Ganby won the prize ivinner in the Junior grand door prize, a 7ti hp . j / - - I district caucuses at noon next of "voluntary corninitments," The caucus for the fifth or impact fees, is that a builder congressional &trict, which headquarters to join in knife from Fishing Hole in festivities as Steven 11. Schick Daytona Beach. ____ , V - J - .-, I,i =L -- ____ . V A .4 : ni - M @-- m g R r- .( ----- - - ", .. I -_ i I 2E m r - -- .---.-. k I - - . _______ - - . - - bag, Army Navy Surplus Store. - I)nnv I.. Fleuge. $5 gift -Stacy C. Tuite. $6 gasoline certificate' Goodyear Tire & complete fishing boat and Wheat In the Junior Diusion, certificate, Dekle s Gulf Sersice Store motoroutflt — wereawardedat wlnnerswereGary Lee Myers, Station. S. L. Edmondson, $10 gift a barbecue at the Sanford Steve Myers, Pat Harrison and - Bill Barnes, $5 gift cer- certificate, J. C. Penney Co. Police Bene volent Association (hrista Pleasants tihcate, Goodyear Tire & Clint S iliman four oil i PBA) building In Sanford A Panasonic portable table Service Store. changes, Seminole ChryslerSaturdav to climax the First radio went to the youngest - C. Robert West, $5 gift Annual iening Herald entr in the derb 5->ear-old certificate Oshman Sporting PhI . . ,, ,za, . ,lit cer f Sanford d Cha tificate, Knight's Shoe Store. Ctmimerm Shad Derby. Harrison, 10, who entered the - ,Mark Szabo, anchor, N. $5 gift cer. .\Iargeturnou(wasonhand czn-illestsind one und once Datona Fishi 'T 'ki' S tj ficate,Goodyear I-n "I I _--j _________ c i -4 :o , Ui ri - - L.- _____________________________ —_ 'y' - topped by a grand prize of a I Hen Johnson and Marjorie W. i + , m . 0 - A host of %aluable prizes - (lint Spillan, Steve Schick, ' 1 '>, ,..*.1,, _. R.-V R- - . V". -- , ___4 r- 1 - .- - a' .a - - - - - - Democratic National Convention to be held in New York C y are to be selected in The theor behind collection Saturda', shad Der . . -- . V - Prizes Awarded During Barbecue ,Vk . #J I -_ I ( A w I I .. - / E~ ~E+ - R 14 But Ki:nbrough and Corn, - _____ 0 On the other hand Freeman 1Li_P [)or - t~~~ ..ft __11 W 1- - get.- !_ - . Elected as a delegate Saturday at a fifth Congressional district caucus says that any "lawyer who should be made to pay for the includes the Sanford area, will missioner Richard Williams reviewed the situation would future impact Ids project will be held by the Democrats at St. Johns College. Palatka. while "I don't w,mt any more of this favor the policy. Some of the have it consistent opinion." have on the county. ruling involving the City of - 1. / I > _< Freeman based hi3opinion on counly's policy should be a recent Florida Supreme Court halted. -. ____ pttfeesisILltgil The>s1i>lhe hip That's mostis what we not collected h', ordinance - g M ~ 0 5 rV . . to 71 Cn --i %: q _AN r fto=w 1. II I 1~ * I ____ is he A~__ r___1 "IF -, - r reema - i I - .44& 2. 9 0. 1' -"- '-'- - M , =- M. 0. %< _.- V; s:. q< rI W 2 0 ST. , .0 rr~ g. M W t iim ..L.- - = C) 0 - g 0 a N U uI_ * me m ion IS will rule tomorrow effect alrrnnt two years ago, I want to see the dang thing books for future "voluntary (Tuesday) that the present about $250,000 has been in black and white " Kirnthe> are don't want to commitments as system of collecting fees is collected from builders. brough said. 'I ailed by county cials. "improper" because feei are Builders say collection of ini- see anymore shooting from the c OF I A = r.r ' t1C 0 ''- 9' r-9 0 O.- $r 1 °' 9 ;; a ~ ~ t! ~ = 0 o" 122.. 6% 2! - ti Crn = lk 'a ff S.-Lr 14 R. CA 0 4 '> SQ G . M a r &V; . 1W .. 9*16 q ~ f! cr 2. to . 1 V . fi I g Wants It In Wt i ing s p '. r & • trb d iii iii tiiinit S '! Iuiflt i as Fred inn he is backed up held in Mt 1lctid i spent for F biedegook. I want to see repair of older schools in the by an opinion from former Strectrnan, chairman of the specifically in writing what the count>, and for other purposes (ount) attorne% Iloiard Semirole Count) Republican (ount> Commissioner John recommendation is," Kim cf benelit to citizens. \%1trseea'id b> the state auditor Fxecutie Committee and &tatc -. t.,,, wants uroukii said. commiteeman-eect, wiluc rm.' F reenvin says the Florida teneral. Freeman was instructed to Suoreme Court ruling does not Mary Ann Morse, ice chairto see 'in writing" tue count) 'I'm sure he ('reernan) attorney's ruling which deems rule on the issue after builders outlaw impact fees Howeer, of the local GOP corn prepa red because he'r been man collection of Impact fees 'mi- appeared at a meeting last hc said the the court specifies workin since ear l y 1974 in mittee and president of the proper" before deciding on i month and protested the impact fees must be collected anticipation of presenting it to Seminole Count) Young county's unwritten policy of by ordinance and comply With Republicans, was elected an course of action. the board ,is county attorney," I j-_- £ , it I- I) PIth M 11 Herald Staff Writer .. -' - a. = F- ~ N ?9, 2 F = ... ,VW s o 'a -: \ 81 J S. . ° ,,< f'v- t - 2 - + U ~, 0" ei ;I a. 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L - V.a. , - 9 . -J- __ . --- S-INNON151k a almftt. & - .i't VViI Iiams Opposes Ad . (Q ~ • • - 8 Z -- Z a I 1, :. I I . - - -00 -----.--. -ah il , i . u. :7, =' r I a . ,, - - - ' . -- .5 ,- . ____ . - - -= p a no 9 . :* n E A-, L (7 0 . I. a e- = I _ • I - .., ',_ %W..U_ . f A -. '1 - ,, __ I A •J £ ifl iiCCluefli Case __ ___ . I - w~; I-• au'o paiked on W 13th Street Mrs. Williams testified th.at rm cis lokehi ck ft MI Circuit Court Judge Robert u strIking her brother but didn t McGregor in a non-Jury trial, stop. Mrs. Williamssad she ran up Judge McGregor ruled that the state failed to prove that to Miss Frbncls' car when It Miss Marie Jones Francis, 69, parked on First Street ajid told of 621 E. Sixth St., willfully left her she had hit Wilson. She said the alleged accident scene on MISS Francis said the "didn't hit anyone' and that Miss ov 28 tster3f1eav1ng thesceneo[a - _ 010' - -_ . - I - - - - .1 - - - -_ - • efforts "to apprehend her.' the alleged incident occurred, AlstantStatAtt'WP butarahl'loydtesttIiedshe Striking a pensive mood on the sidelines Thmsday are Sandy Turner and Sandy McKee at the City Courts. The two Sand s play tennis for Seminole High, and aside pulling their triumph o ver Lake Howell, they could well be envisioning themselv es out on the cowl, L Chris Evert. (Herald Photo by PENNY FOR YOUR THOUGHTS I injur), said Miss Francis didn t hood of her car '1Iethenscntfromthestreet stop after her car struck him and that he and his t o sisters to the sidewalk near the cafe followed Miss Francis to First and barbershop,' she said t. __________ - ,_ 7_~ - open at the time and she dldn t as treated for a hip injur Wilson's sister, Mrs Saiidrd hear arione )ell Miss Francis told the court Williams, an Orlando postal employe, testified that the Continred on Page 2-Ai a Bill Vincent Jr.) . . I-0 - ___ - __ X- 1,4 e~ ~ ; WN -1-0 , r*, e- R - g 3. .7 . I - ( . - = 0. - a - . .1~ !, 1 7 2. !!"I rb et Pr r- . ~ I) kZ s I' \ " hr !! It ' 3 V I ~i "I B ' - 74, , ;;- ~ r. - _i 2, 5 CL a : X -1 ;4 ;J Z: ;I I,< r.1 -% - "__ 2 - ',4 i. - I 1 B ?" = % -- \ , - FA _ -- - ,,,, - ' ,- j -.1 ~ 6 tA ~I. . g - ' Lj 1 ' - ~ E - a " - .. M 0. =n IA t a E! - a. a* CL . ' g' 7 9. It LD Czt - - I ... 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Dick Dove will also Second week -Schick. senior mounted free of charge by pounds, eight ounces. Myers mount Myers' fish, a service division; Also to be feted is Howard Myers, junior A month of friendly but n Dose's Taxidermy Service, a will lease the barbecue with a worth about $50 retail Helen Harrison, 10, who took th division Third sseek thusiastic fishing competition job which would oidinarily cost depth finder from Sanford Boat Weekly winners, who will be Johnson, senior (livision; Pat award for the Smallest Sh,id rome ' to a prize studded about $60 Works, a Kodak Instamatic 10 ass arded complete spinning Harrison, junior di'. iston Entered, a one pound one oun. onclusion Saturday sshen the Topping the Junior disision of Pocket Canwra outfit from rods and reels are First week F ourth and final sseek specimen Harrison will recei Evening Herald-Greater the Shad Derby was Steve Wieboldt Camera Shop and a - Clint Spillan, senior division; Marjorie senior a Utsh fillet knife while ,, Wheat. Sanford Chamber of ComPanosonic Portable radio ,Ail! i 4 _ 7 - - _ _Z ,I~--,';-~;li incredible disaster. For most of us, those screaming headlines about (Ire or flood or earthquake are just horror atories - butihe people who have been there know tu value of the American Red Cross. And In between th ~. C, M ! 1 this week's Seminole bhga2lne, , !r. . ~ if--__% - V"o - - it la otI #0 - " q W - .tL Hospital I _. - 0 r* - w =o 101 , F I 0 3 (D - ... 3-A i : Cro.siAord 4.11 - • - . 1 Imoon highs upper 70s today and lower N)s Saturday. LwitonightnearO. OS YOU MI. M.p.h . deasgtoalght. Dtallsand _hesonPage _A. L ______ _ I - -1 !~~t~ __ I a -. - -- __ lAke. the , - - : ____ --,, .. - r - -1 I--- ~ W . - .) ~ --4I - __ "!Ll - . conVw~titinn. Bill Barns- -( Johnny Bolton Ford compile~ . 7 '- preparations for the contest as JAKTIE Monroe Harbour pleased with the way things went and Want to repeat the event in 1977. Committee (Continued On Page Z-A DON SM . . . Seminole Sporting Goods ... U - - I I -_ . - -_ - i I- :NII GEADOR . Meadort Ms1ae - -• :r .f - .. __ I 4 I _ - lie will receive a 12-foot boat .. - . competitors tried their luck on the Johns Riser (torn Lake state carried stories 0__ I 001 and trailer from Seminole Sporting (ods, a six H1 Johnson outboard motor front J I 1 -! ~ ____ 11 iA - ___ I , -A I - - __ , III I _____ ________ . -_ - !; I - ___________ prize of a seven-and-one-half- Telv0slon h -I -- _- Z .~H ~ .0 E~ Y~W __ - - I fie barbecut t at 1 pm ,and run all afternoon, ssill feature the awarding of grand prizes in two categories -- - -4 _i - c: ' -,,r- i ~ a = * =1 V* a...a a- 0n 1~ W 1 4 ' I!~. - 9* , , I'?! P . . (f Benevolent Association In additio' n, for a prize of $2, e4`_: ill fill of chicken and all the p\ DF ' tj Of Courage Itl, - 60k.. < M - - Shad Derby Barbecue Is Slated For Tomorrow ,. Q in -- - - M - 0Z"'J e~ The horizons of Seminole schoolgirls are being widened b a new federal law that prohibits Wred changes will reach Into every aspect of school - .. It— I A. - r, 0 ,~- fl. -. 1 ;i S. ~, ;; =- ir.n.. . I" I 's K= . I I _ mob a gi Z C.. - 11. - =t __ . 7 =,e-1 __ M C U " - - e r -d"r ,r__zr_ I " .-" f5' / I- _ T y` " - . I 4 - a -v . -- . 2, - , - • 112 M fl Wma ____ _______________________ - :3 -.9 3:6 5a. a R !:. 3 v, 1 2 _______ 1 " %Z "mom . .- - =_ - I 91~_ _ _ i__ candidates 111111111114 ' V"::7 00 \ - M kA L * (D A z x i KCIce fal - B =. - ;Z. to ;; RM 7 - state to in earth of support cratic pres i dential race in a B ROBERT It (U1F' help tbUI1 strils fatal to the challenger Theresirett'eseotherde',cI presidential candidate th Associated Press Writer for the next of the primary week. California Gov. Edmund You've been with ma t Reagan, meantime, was opments on the political scene support. challenger elections. Republican Brown Jr. announced Ws canou've heard the crowd yell," joined by actor jimmy Stewart Thursday: Four other Democrats are on didacy last Friday. Ronald Reagan, campaigning Reagan said in reply to the and drew crowds in excess of -Oklahoma Gov. David Eso. the lawsuit objected to aprovi. the ballot Washington Sen NnilhCarnllna's Democratic for North Carolina's prLmar man', qucrfrs about his can 1,000 to each f three rallies ien made uur.gepectcd en slori that rcqulresdcicgate..can fr n Ifeary Jackson, Arizona Rep. primary is seen primarily as ch&c%. "Thev don't want me to Tliursday. dorsement of Carter, then be- didates to obtain official a problems is fending off Morris Udall, former another duel between Carter quit. That's what everyone was Carter campaigned in Char- gan work to swing most of the proval from a presidential conquestions from those who want Oklahoma Sen.Fred Harris and and Wallace Carter beat the saying as they took my hand lotte, Concord and High Point state's national convention tender lithe) want to run under to know how long he expects to Texas Sen. Lloyd Bentsen. But Alabama governor in primaries "The only thing that would Thursday. predicting another delegates to the furmer Georgia his name. remain in the presidential race I3ent.sen has quit the race and in Florida and last s'eek, in II bring about my departure is victors, s'hile Wallace took a gosernor. Humphrey, the party '3 noinl Reagan, loser to President Jackson, Udiall and Harris are linois, Wallacc got more votes shifted his concentration to absolute flat proof that the swing through the rural eastern -A state judge in New York nee in 1968, has said he is Ford In the first five primary ccncer.trating their efforts else- than Carter in the Massachu- New York and the race for 274 President has 1,130 delegates part of the state. ruled Minnesota Sen . Hubert H. available for a convention draft here elections waved off calls for his setts primary son by Jackson national convention delegates, needed before the contention" Carter responded to charges Humphrey's name cannot be on but has not announced as a The Democratic field in ithdraal and questions about Jackson's Interest In the a race he predicts he sill ssin the formei California governor from Wallace that he is a the April presidential primary cartdate for the nomination the viability of his candid2ey ai creased by one Thursday with North Carolina election fell off ,North Carolina scrids 61 dele-Democratic officials 1 "warmcd ovcr ,McGovern" - ballot. he stt'niped North Carolina entry of Sen Frank Church of last week 'Alien Ness York's gates to the Democratic con State Supreme Court Justice Ohio said aides to Brown, the Ford said Thursday night he reference to the 1972 Democrat Thurrday. Reagan said he Idaho "It's never too late, nor legislature changed the system sention and 54 to the Republi ssould not consider primary ic nominee The former Geor. Ellis Staley upheld a recently California governor, are C.N. EXPEC,Li- a cla3z iacc W101 &'',wd arQ IIN& i-d& e~vt too gmd to for vviing ihere April 6. making can inecting this summer, and victories in iiiinois and North gia governor said many of enacted secUon of New York ploring the possibil.ity of Brown next Tuesday -and he feels he try," (7hurch declared In Idaho it easier for candidates with Alex Brock, head of the state's Carolina "knockout punches" McGovern's supporters are on election law permitting Demo. making a late entrv as a canflits Idaho less mone like Udall - to election board, predicted this against Reagar' The President his staff but added has a chance to win. I have cratic part) delegate candi didate for that states June 8 He became the second ness rourd up support I)eniocrats Jimmy (arter The sseek that less than 38 per cent said sictory Tuesday "ssould be support from backers of all the dates to be identified on the prunary. Brown said last sseek and George Wallace toured the candidate to enter the rxmo- Washington senator quickly of the res,Lstered voters would ver% helpful," but not neces- candidates in 1972." ballot with the name o( the he would run in his home state. T 76 B". -, '- ei ',r ~. -0 ~ X F1 n 2.2 -, ! =7.: R a i --:a - " % .., ri =* Z (DIts I* IIIIIIIIIIIIII . __~-40000 "1 1 r" - n ' r% 1 en * - ... or :~ !t ' ' . ' MW B B " % '' rn M 0 .1 - ate Rea an Remains In P P-8 a- ~ ~ cA i w 0 . I ii f1t ,. , 1. ?e -J 72 4. -:3 F. t; - - -= - g 9-.- ' "C r, - i.: a ______________ 4 ',. 14 , =.M..zi - 5 0. 5 b- 1g, ". -43, P -, ,- ______________________ - F x " E ': L~ V " ' It g. ~A = I r Z n 2_i,. E. t; :1. C.,tv - -r, - Ln ;; M Z .. ri M W 7Q •- -- .._---11 ! t -. .i -, - -4I 646;_:_ _____x- . . 1.1 _-, !i R 0 to .G- I k : i _. - 7 -__,-I ,~ medical testimarty that Wilson barbershop with the windows Although Ford Has Won Five Primary Elections I , P. -_,;_ -: r " -I II I "on the hood of Maiss to an Orlando area hospital several day,i later with a hip Francis' car and then on the "i , \7 , - In - I . the Polk County jail on a investigate the Incident. Defense attorne) Robert grand larcen} charge, tstied thht Miss Francis was driving Morris presented testimony by an auto that struck him d Mrs Rcberta Roberts and Miss sandwiched him against his Francis. Mrs. Roberts said she was sister's parked car on W. 13th Street near a barber shop and driving a car that w Nli3s Francis on W. 13th and .t _______________ A., -- • I order took presently being held wa.c nearby on First Street tr - -- -MA .- en unemp1oed Orlando short Patrolman Elizabeth Hill !": .0 , ..- _ Thursday he will ask the counts creates tension," the sheriff more than a year hO Officials comm i ssion next up said sought to lease !lwlding 310 t a comini' tee composed of If e had i committee made the airport, but airport officials commissioners, judges, upofutizensdnd businessmen, rejected thi request citizens, businessmen and oth, ,r maybe the), would be able to A second alt rna iv I facility. Teds), he reported 105 Williams said a poll of citizen The onh new wrinkle IS prisoners were lodged at the attitude to ward construction of Polk s suggestion to create 'I jail, a new jail would be "very citizens committee to study the "As far as overcrodtng, valuable." situation. . ________ ~ ,Is i I! - f 1" t- :,) an Orlando min and his trying to get intoMrs. Williams • - __ Iferald Stalf Writer _ . !m,-. V'_ Z_I~W7-6 lw_ "_ I _$1_1 - - - could be asked for additional _ _ __________________________________________ -11v ~taff C.tfl (h ft t Williams 1k said he ouldn ( see any benefit" from creating a committee to study alternatives. However, Williams highly , ft' favors eeking the opinion of ,,S , ,>~.-----, ugh of that Hid sn:llhAfct Voter, . twice li tuined down additional land taxes to pay for . A-.g~a0~ a new jail facility. AndComniissionerSidVih)en . I.? . Jr., uinSeptember, •• tip with a solution, a construction of soine t)pe of Polk is seeking relief from on we haven't thought of,' facility on county-owned 84-inmate Polk added. property north of Five Points. - 1' - .& , ___1 117'~___-,_ r=. _,__ - cidert • iifliu y -- _ -. to-ee ith the sheriff about after .Sheriff John Polk said mates) sleeping on the noor. It I I V I .! .i Local Mid-Wife Is Acquitted f -- I RICHARD WILLIAMS (f) H. ~ , V ' A - - - - -_ ! , -NONOW ___ responsible for developing viable alternatives. " - '-" ., F i ~ ~ CL -0 P1 2 OP 0 Z 5 r *9 - 0 L - 2 (fl M 0 lu 0 am" 0 M jtd40 . .. Z; 7 C 1 ).,6, -, I 0 CL o, LO 7 ~~ _ _ CA i C r __ - , ::, ia __ - I - i~ - ____ ml*tee __________ cons tructio facIlit lull') dIU Ifl. )U%AIU OP. pose creation of an ad hoc committee set up to determine alternate solutions to oer. crowding at the Sanford facility bec'i h professi)nal staff already ~as . - . n 51 , . .______ ____ a'16 I Crowdin 'aniinole Count) Corti missioner Richard Williams saId today a citizens' cornInitteetostudyovercrowdjngat theountyJaIlwouldbe useful - -' J ItraJdStafRrlter • , IN CO HOC determine their commit,ment to - I, F - . ___ _ '11.. On o, -_ & 0 .. ~ , __ Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents ) __ -A 4 -- pr I ____ ___ __ U- - - '2' 1 ___1 !- 2.. r) - _____ a CJ 5, F 5. -- :E > eiad L ,.• ' :0 -`Ili a g4 __________________________________________________________________________________________ (D ___ _n _-I., w __ , - / .h n 68th Year, No. 180-Friday. March 19, 1976 0 i4 ;,z 7 0 :~ at e , . .0 , a I F--_ r_ 3r, _ W __51 4 ~;III ' I o=R. . Uq a. 4a~ K% ....~ ft,,* R IIVIW~~~~ 0PWG%p In -+. 0 "I • ~ ;r #A 'O '.' C) _______ ft iIlll a 44 m !; -J D N -1 _____________ 0 O rTrn 1 1, 'I o F I "I -+ ~~ )~, "W ZW wo 0 CU -3 -3 0 -0 I 9 I (D n - - I _ • JU N) < C. = ( (V 11 X -0. I to _ . Is C. - . an (0 ~ =I a . Am ft 0 ii ! wen1 ________ (a * 30 -1 M (D cy (P W S^ am" ~ .: ., -" 0 0 - 3 '. L '<U, C 1< E _ Ono IF* "' ., - - I I It I .1k T 6-ft ~i I F, - E (w%1 __ > -~bLi~R V_~-__:~ `& Af_ 4M" . 40 I = I.I .01 . - VIA i I 1 'I,- M__ --- * - . I 4wo . .. _... I -' -.------ --i- - . 1. . _. - - -1 I ___ �- -______________________________ - _______ ____ _______ T1(i I _____ --- -- -. - ---- - - - -. - - -. - - -- _ __________ ____ IEF - - lOW OWn WASlflNGT A nearecocd drop ce ices hCId uuiMiOfl to ita aUest monthly in inse in our years during February as conswner run for a longer period of Ume with even greater participation by the public. Among the door peizes to be awarded are: Falling prIc Meador's Marine 7t Mercury Outboard motor - ____ for beef led the at ocery monthly drop in 24years, the Labor [pt entsaid Febnjarv'j ncrea in overall Winter Springs I" - . . N -- - By NANL BOffH Herald Correspondent Florida Gas attorney Robert granted) until the Jurisdiction Pat I(rson, who represeflte(I question can be decided. North Orlando W&S Corp., The city, which has filed a WINTER PARK— More than countered that the propod suit in cct coUfl questioning 200 Winter Springs residents sat rate increase is based only on the Jurisdiction of PSC In ,. / '-. . - hp Automoti%e Speed Parts - - Thursday Anticipation of large scale lioId Thursday's hearing - - ------------------------- -' II__ Winter Persists Out West - criticized his budget recomincndation for schools, In a news coerence Thu day, Askew said: —lie would not accept whisky Winter Park dewa A FestI%l, 9 a.m. W 5 p.m. precutor who lnsb she is a a microphone, hammered away committing a felony." conniving liar, the other by the at the kidnaping and Miss Miss Hearst, clad In the same defender who argues she Hearst's professed fear of the nservat1ve navy blue pants robbed a bank ta save her life. .SI as coloring all the evidencc st e wore the Fst day of her In final arguments Thursday, against her, trial, sat impassively through Ilie bill, proposed b (,ro1Ii and Energy Chairman Iluo II)aytufld iach ou1d cut rates of four hidi school officials are seek ing, ecn ii the frgislaturL consumers for thierred federal Income taxes in the 13 years he had been a Pier - 8 one-day fishing per flC !J es ortia Its Central Florida neighbors in fl chlorine in the water iaused a eonsisted of interest paid to witnesses for the utility corn 'All our beef is hand picked Ba crease would raise water rates clarifying questions Rh S GwaltneyJewelers—$Isgift for women, now that Ee Keel our meat buyers," said Josep certificate ____ -- - C rg Joseph Gaul, president of the large freezer orders of beef and i est .---= -1 a DuBois Lawnmower Sales management position. Daytona Fishing Tackle Bobby Mise has been named wide variety of chores, in- Sewer Corp. money to extend - tune-up ROME tAPi - The keynoti? speaker at the party ___________ _________ their efforts to offer full service market chains W1HlNGThN AP - The chances of a vt by President Ford to the Middle East this spring are sup, - -- - . -- - I - until the Arabs and Israelis are fully sounded out on prospects for a new round of negotiatiuns - . :-; e%idence that It sed a useful puose in promoting a produced a carbine rifle, 4'- I both of Tropical St, Chduota, Joseph N Whalen, 18, both of - - - battery, four counts of assault _______ - _____ C saw a young man "dressed in Iwouldhaestoppedandgiven alongsideaparkedcar"asifhe - .....- New Orleans, was at a house om PagelAi - She said she pulled herar ___ Askew said the gasoline tax l• d p icy or paying roy ties $ un ers y empoyes A prop 'itu 'ht an inventor would be satisfied with regen po .....: -- . ..... Seminole County Court House between 10a.m. and 2 p.m. 6 30 p m , Sizzlin' Steakhouse, U S 17-92 'neral tax increase," he said. comliut himself to eto any tax per cent and the average price - --. - 31$N . ' Orbns estigatine the rported ' ' I IM U41 E. Cel ., - , - 935 and 1 50 Month . Maid Service robbery under fear of death Ave., SaflfOrd. INN / ct would encourage silar ' -. . ___________________________________- _,,! '.. Longwood Fla For Fuher Information Phone - lt The goernment contended "', '"l ______ Rummage and bake sale, 8,30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m., Herecited the major points in wer & Ught. it," and then, leaning forward &1e Audubon, 2 p.m., Florida ----_- Army kidnapers and partici • ________ L - a pill to swallow, it Just doesn't d y1 egen res Dade Officers Will Sue Mi\MI APi - I)ade County police officers are mang another crackdown - this time by suing citizens who arnernberofParkLandflaptist lauderdale sIster Mrs to MISS learsts Feb 4974 Church Audrey, DtBoard Maryland, kidnaping at th€ hands of the Darrell K. Swift, 37, of 14 Survivors include his wife, brother, ill1am Bartenbach, S1. .1uIas Me, died Thursday Mrs Rachel L Mclin, a Maryland and mother, Mrs "I'm sorry that Patrici i six)esIntw says nati%e of Minneapolis Minn people push them around' Charles Maddox, president of from Lowell, Mich lie was a McLaLn, Sanford stepson, Staff charge of arrangements I e1ing 1' La uahity witiwut equinng nutritional lt FDA decision was rest iled Wednesday at a I ' Sanford twn cictrr Mrs Mrs (,len F Swift Sanford ___________________________________ thatshe was a kidnap 1ct1m for r misii h me - - season 4 vre numan and once ., our error means you must pay additional tax you pay only the tax We pay any interest or penalty We stand behind I, First Baptist Church of Mrs MarilynJaneMlklus,52, Sorrento and the Ladies - ___ _________ p . ___________________________ ________ ''- a _________ - - -.• _' - .- - r Orlando She was a natie of hband, Earl Broo9 Sr, Rtdetin€r - if --- Dora Campbell Marysille, -- -t , Open9am 9pm Weekday 9 SSat &Sun Qf - -'-' risson unera ome 3 in Charlynne Bourne, Houston, Tex, son Larry Miklus Ft charge d ' f F erctte Swift II, regory Alan Wednesday at the Naval sportation Union lloYD McIN E _— - said "I'm sorry anyone was of the U.S Navy, and at the grandchildren Mrs Ea Mae Bronson, 72, of time of his death was employed est First Street at the Weki (orey Kerlin Funeral Home, as a 'ireman at the Kennedy JacksonIlle Is in charge Ither,died Wednesday Bornm Space Centir F ire Dept Tampa, st'e came here 68 years ____ Mrs. Betty Swift, Sanford; daughter, Teresa D Swift, \limnistration says it sill allow F lorida citrus Kirby said he got out of the way Into a utility room and made off with a 1L4on floor Adams two sons Clarence Springs, Md ney .'aiin, iic grand igiint citizens who bring false charges against them Police records show that 767 complaints, ranging from erbal abuse to physkal abuse, were filed against l)ade officers during th4. past two sears fl El- — DARRFLLSWIrr ,stiui iPBh, a'd ';-, lorida ' - -.:' --'" fl Id d e case, with tht uru ersity recei ing I uses ______ Tr•I ' MIssllearst, 22, testified that sday a $383-million spending hike, ____ said there was r question that that Patricia Campbell hearst WEDNESDAY, MARCH24 Bread at Home,' 10a.m., u OhpaUI read her underground writings, Socl.aI Hall. Election of officers. Inflation pistol nearby, police said. Bailey, peppering his spccc twhour address, nplored the Jury tO watch again the film of MOAY MARCH course, 7 p111, Altarnonte Civic Ccnter Classes two pIirie ourseles nationwide, _______ Browmnr,, his voice occasion Casselbe - ar Carter planned to issue final in- iiiy, while a general tax In woundinherhead Herhusband'sbody wasjustinsideth tar and placed Griss under - TAUA1IAEE (AP) out and 'yanked on U front After her acquit, M In other sheriff's reports, officer with and without -.'-- iCoutinued The deputy defended himself ____________ and Grs "Came cunning oer and clothing alued at ,Il9 I 'lando . '. ________ - l'he icttns of the apparent murder suicide Thursday Jailed on charges of criminal treatment and was then booked mischief, disorderly in at county Jail ____ - lieu of $25 000 was kicked and damaged, and and handcuff Gross deputy H D Kirby assaulted, Deputies said Gross was deputies reported checked atSeminole Memorial George Laoye Gross, 35, of Hospital after first requstJng a - ' Harold James Powers, 22, in Askew last week when he said the goernor a budget' isnot to apparently' depressed over failing health, shot his wife on her own testimony Red School House, Spectators free, ci'! /'sk' whnh".prccc. da ' ' ty Boots dng Spring festhal with 2 iim aarn Brass Band, 2 "I am not prepared to accept fihin trw Charity horse Show sp'sored by Ii Ocean. Tr rP'P& urged e"e •n thc cdr,ce i woman, 1se man Jury to base thiscase' hesald it s riddled .• The tall, lanky prosecutor, and an inMnt Ths,rv in rert' and oLr dcuti .. I Held in lieu of $10,000 bond , 4 .-' _____ - ¼ marijuana plants and narcotics paraphernalia , sheriff's (or an EgyUan end4he-war declaration —'d __________ vestigation of a reported ary at uluoth Thursday F ord miit appear to begrandstanding in the dst a' the , ________ county Jail t Mrs.cker, 62, and her husband, bert B. Thcker, wre plucked to safety by a Coast Gua d hell k Rtpublican Women's 1ub of Sanford husths nuin :i 30 a in (ollowed by luncheon, Gtgi's 1)efense attorney F Lee Bailey —Education Commissioner ng. p ' _1' By BOB LLOYD Four area men were in Visit Chances Slipping - o I e now going through, he said -_________ an George Shriver, Winter -- . u'n country (that) a conscious opposition could refuse ____ .s.SCd sid d "he sa " but would Florida Gas and Florida Land interim rate increase (if decided represent a popular reality at every le%el ____________ I wo Deputies Find Marijuana After Incident nc Bnlgno Zaccagnini congress Thursday to rule out a formal alliance with the 1ommunis. ut with the Comznisth winning 33 per con' of the %otetotheQirtn Demoats' 35 per cent in -1 gi'an (,ene Albrecht, director of Shop team after stints with wanted to deelop The utility committee to file a class action increase would be held Jure 17 Brass fisherman's scale rejected a government coalition with the Communists but U C) this Oflt I i corn lainta about the corn Rhue admitted under cross- was auow-t o 1esy over usC Mrs. Keel, a native of San. corporate structure, said the From Boat ht arrl%ed for work at the couple's home, policesaid per rent for flaeienda AA Sanford Women's Group, 2p m, 1201 W First St trini .idinintstrati e tosts to get single family residents ui-ms expansion --. - era 4 Irene Van Miami, owner of the Hacienda multi-family schedule, dif- wflo 5diuS, was Tt a J. C. Penney Company - 1 manager at theSanlord Avenue meat people." - It was admitted that the request on the basis of a said occurred several years ago utility's eported 15 operating the increase, Harrold would not en's OfIke Supply - 2 Snow was spread oer the eastern end of the Great Lakes - siermarket chain. Mid-Florida Singles Association, 7 p.m, Greater Sanford Uiainber of Commerce. prced them er ti nnbir of years iIi f •hr I%er1,e month1 Piland said the quality and raised or.Iy 50 per 'xnt of its tiy Michael Huff, PSC hearing Medco Discount Drags — Rain — or snow in the hightr ekitions - w s suit -"- op (front to back): Charlie Grill, store manager; Eve Keel, Sanford Auto Parts (NAPA) Rockies through the unper Missou vall.y as the proj Ci 1150 ul.stomers cltlnp challenging the juristhction of financial manager of Florida bath home using 10,000 gallons U C a e land said the utility s o a er front end alignment. clay S first day of spring. 4i- - _____ _ iiiillion in electric rate culs for more than 2.milLlon ridentiai consumers has been approved by the House (;roTh and Energy Coinnjtt The bill, approved Thursd after two days of t)CU' iigs, was sent to the House Finance and Taxation tath es said the expansion was II be d Winter Springs Mayor Tray 12 73 and on contracts about 30 days whet er to grant SCmlnok Chrysler Plouth --52 oil cnges Wintry weather persisted in the West this morning. Cold -- .t Knight's Shee Store—$l0 gift uentes ortraits SAN fNClO tAP) — raised,' he urged th jury. 11equcstnyouaretrc to JurorsinPaiciaHearst'sial 'Judgethlscseonthetnents anscrishy"hcto!dthcju . . Couple Rescued are adjasted to aunt for seasonal E;'ijt10 Ftshfandcalv, GoldsboroE1cmeSool, 1301W '6thSt,Sanford,noon5pm proposed interim rate hike [Mel's Gulf Station - peices corn- lodge _________________ Frida_March l 1I-3A Si lord FL TALLAHASSEE (APJ (,o% Reubin Askew has hearing held by the Florida the utility '3 customers He the dt, failed Wednesday Sc 'cc Cc' -r1'' ' ui a it asuiull dl Motor H CALENDAR pproves i 1' E FLORIDA •• shock absorbers P month _ , (Continued Fom Page 1A) _______ - _______________________ ______ _____ I Deputy J M Patton said r_ - - A state official blames W€ are farbehind Itistaking much longer than wi bureauthief said Weareworkingnightsandweekends with Dr. George H. Starke down" and he grabbed a club ,\nati%ecfrcad1a,hel1edin Funeral Noces I L u1 IL Sanford flyde F Beall, Ovi.do Monica Brown Frank Hudson, Plant City rj _____ ARONSON MRS EVA MAE — , (q1IA. . - - - Rotunda said today that the Association's current tele hone (ir1ton said Thursday that there have been complaints Streeq s the Wrk,va, o died Mae W. Deas : that the man struck the hood of L' - ,, 10fl I _____ , Derby - V1'? acdent she had reived a On 'oot citIcns in the last few da s Miss Francis, a life-long demanding that she pay money Powers, who then caine to the I . Miss Francis said that her sheriffs office to report a _____ ' - caqg.riy ntnnq ureaI J B Iloltzclaw .' -, helped deliver more than 40,000 athore last Septem r Musi F tI I I i'- Persons representing them. Florida Airport with en- Florida Police Benevolent known bluegrass music grouns Nursin r Staff Had Flu PETERSBURG (AP) - "°" At a nursing home S*?37ot1S74 Cynthia I). Jones low 47. Laura iholas through Saturday. Afternoon --4--. :rn'd thit rnfIdcnCc nn wcre working in the Sanford area ; 'I, ., r J ...W - STetir in a Circuit Judge office approached and em heated her (o drag inc out of the car, shoot Miss Francis said proudly ihnitii Pc Lindsey was arrested and an Oiedo policeman came to - ____ ____ been apprthended on SR419 irea risitkrits are being asked Christmas Part to "buy tirketsto a dance" or to Rotundo sid make a dnatlon" recelvin t I o(fials at the Sunshine Con after a three-day inspection this ' umw,"e notified ihart It wtllbetitedfor violating numerous 1j'rni an orn IY C,ramkow FunerM Home in MIKLUS MRS MARILYN JURflIS FXTFNDFDI'ORE(AST Sanford Partly cioudy and warm with Mr and Mrs Reginald a chance of showers north -- ff _____ id - _________________ _______ - ____ II __________ e had d them the wa to the courthouse e%erythlng Downtown to report the in allnght" ciopied in Ftrt Street becaust - - in the street site u in c-ted on the will 'ii be ho 4 and hide them in some reportedly are very abrupt and police headquarters if they are They need better control or sterilizatlor, of equip- i iantfty of seeds hashish, She said she tMught the maximum sentence of one year approximately 30 marIjuana parapherl1n Etenh g night arrested three persons in Jailed in lieu of $5,000 bond on a 1)eprty Assaulted A Forest City man was in c 57010 CORAL GABLES (Al') feeling of a Tahitian garden 1_ln.s%i-; -.____ riday Mrc In sep6rJstc arrests Sheriffs pcoperly tringto stop hr and tell revocation of her driver'e bushes and saw a green leafy arrested but deputies today .Teanette Marie Lani'igton, her she was r,eeded at her five- licerse substance and germlnatlLg were 1ook1r for a third man 21, and Mark Freeman been Flower Garden Re mo veu r) way connuted with the a ikinatian to By this time sheriff's open door pickup truck with the Orlando Cowl, south Stminole, were burglary squad Detectives Sgt Lai*ins and Ford said a men jailed In lieu of $5,000 bond on kr', charge arRecI 'o trectigate the I rough The Beautiful Lineuo 1' i— -, - 1V — 1916VoI d No 180 707 , M3ry Blvd ho 0 died peopie t4 1utdw in Arlitnn twut says a woman se complained nd she sys ixople stood in line to grab her yellow Po%ligS Pad , B'MaiI InFIordas4me,hOmed,, Montr,, 7 8 "0fl1C ma I I as fast .is workers 11 IN , - 9S1 COLOR - _____________________ our - ' - e 4omc- ifl tharq' Mc LAIN LLOYD— riraI bhd Jckso('viJIe Burial at 3r F thel F Casperson the SOs except 70s north portion Sadie I hackett Mary I Hosford mosth SOs extreme north to the low lOs keys Howard Rice DeBary tIdes hIgh 1010 am F.ssi3 Qouse, Ora'lge City a m, 1123 p m low 4 % a m, , '! - Cars - / ' I ALL DAY•SATURDAY MARCH I UV I U. II J I • JMI U ht s Truc $ :' - 4 - -:- - �_____ __ Xa= - .. _t ,- 17`_ _~ - . - .. 7 m r - Evening ilenald :11 __ 300N. FItEmll hir Knowles" Well, here is a zinger for you.That is unless you r'ri t already privy to this little tidbit — Hebe 1\fl4s lc, is secretary to counts' iovernmerit's new I:\C( titive &sistant I(ogcg Nswerider. Friday. March 19, 1976-4A i\'i A -- - !'4IUUIJU 'it. D. IXJYI.E, Publisher U. HICIIARI) LONG, Editor WIlLIAM D.("URRIE. Managing Editor 9 )lo:ue Deliver) Week. 55 rnLs: Month. $2.4u; 6 Months $14.20; Year, $28 40 R Mail: In Flor,tb satitt' ;is delirer o ther flail Mi'iith, $270 13 Months, $113.20; 12 Months, $32.40. ________ F _ ~__,!" Social " Security, The Good Investment Clock sears from now to see if Neiswendes' — contradiction jo j s.v uuuget. He prop' i'd a $10 bjlllt,ti t.t ter that The first event sw a r()OIOIUII (If supporters, and Reynolds is hoping for a repeat performance on tonlgM. here's an interesting point. Should Reynolds succeed in his bid for Congress, he w ill be one of th e few educators ever able to Ilkike It bigtime in the political world. licials - still maintains the same philosophy ascribes to today. bet tha t tie will. he _____ .Seminole County's non-politician who Is running for .I political office is holcling a second shindig W _ One notable example was former President Woodrow Wilson. And that's a shining example any aspiring politician would like to match. tonight at the Mayfair.County Club. Seminole High School Principal Don Reynolds the .'vent will get underway at 7 p.m and last . — By DORIS mErludil Herald Correspondent r'iti mi U JO AM in Order to on 1GAGE ASSOCIATION, an a9ency tider a reOueit Irr a thenitlng under the laws at the United Zoning OrcIinrv. at It Pertains to States of America, Side Varo Setbjck rrguir.m.5 in Plaintiff, MR w dittrlc, i, C. FeIlowthlp AOditln RICHARD J. WOLFGANG and Reir more specifically describcd MmiV DNA WOLFGANG. hit Wile, .t locat edat ill Willow Ave The DEIDRE D BOYLE5 PACIFIC pla nned use of the PfOPty is an FINANCE LOANS, and RALPH open carport. ALLEN BOYLE S. B. L Perkins Defendants Chairman NOTICE OF ACTION Board of Adj us tment TO RALPH ALLEN BOYLES Publith March 19. 1976 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DEX 9$ that an action for foreclosure of a certain mor tgage has been tiled against you and you are required to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR serve a copy of written defensej, it anti was geared toward Sanford area townspeople. personal and corporate income tax rates. But at the 4. J same time 'e proposed a S3 billion increase in payroll taxes for Social Security. The income tax cut was intended to stimulate RAY CROMLEY TOM TIED the eConomy in order to reduce high unemplo vment, But the pa roll tax increase would make u it more expensive for employers to add jobs and Bribery would impose il . , . hcavu. I ).'w*nupon_ th' KAINER HY STYLES low Income wo'kes least able o pay. ManCORPORATION y of the Grand Matron, served as the grand installing officer assisted by Cleave Horton, Past Patron, both from Daytona No. 1. Others asssting with the Ins ta llation ceremony wtre Past Matron Gloria Warren, installing marshal; Past Matron Marie Richter, installing chaplain; Past Ma tron Helen Leinhart, Installing organist; and Worthy Matron Gladys Ilarton, Daytona No. 1, soloist. Escorts were officers and members of Sanford Assembly No. 25, Order of the Itairibow for Girls who also assisted Doretheal Jackson, Laurel Rodgers and the Stenberg girls as hostesses at Agreement working poor pay more ill &)cial than they do in income taxes. It is a fact that the Social Security system needs more revenue. Social Security benefits have increased faster than Social Security taxes. Unemployment and the recession have reduced payroll I • pts. Outgo is ,,_, ..... ....e . . - :' •- .....utL ',,'chflCT('V% ..14A rates, '"-: .. " .'--'' .__'I / .., ~ ( . •" ' '3' " ibig !ueign officia1 to secure business favors is wrong. But consider the problem the small finn whkh refuses to engage in this practice, so common in many countries I have lived or ow1. What happe ns w he n small com pany, LS a result of its refusal, loses more of its in- will he the Social Security trust fund exhausted in the 1980s. : Ni eeded Is i v, 'N T, ~ . 11". ~ ; ~~1-11 'F I - 11111w of More important, the long-term trend is for people to retire earlier, live longer and have fewer children, 'fiat means the working population is It ing smaller in relation to the ret ired red i FLA a r... on. a" .._...ti need to be the only . source of income for the Social Serurittv s stem. The use of general tax revenues, derived largely from the progressive income tax, should be considered to balance the fund as it faces the future. i'ifidence in the system is essential to Anw:'i 's confidence in itself, Nothing disturbs the American people more than talk of the possible collapse of the system. before a congressional committee of Dr. William . U. Carden, n official of one such modest company, which has apparently lust its $3 million investment while being praised by the , I r_ ________________ foreign host government for its development . .,. __ ,. ,rt' "By mid-April we felt that a new contract would soon be signed. But early on the morning of April 15, 1 was telephoned by a Icompany) / was told that he was instructed to get me to his house and wait for further instruction. A telephone call summoned us in separate cars to — _______ V• .- _______________________ ______________ ______ A ,~ ~ ..-- ~ _ . '1' ____ — iovernment and promised no contract would be -nation. Keeping it that way and making it more following: 1. Forthcoming unless Imy company) did the " __ . r'"ç" . 7 — . .' I 11 I Letter To The Empty Rhetoric ultimate judgment will be enter" & (ne,pottallon; and ______ I =0 - .- ' L-u-n-I Jr - 14117 A q7$41" .~_ 0 I On -.7 W im "Little ~gor has been very dissident tod,W` OF (Stal) Arthur H. Beckwitr.. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Lillian T. Jenkns Deputy Clerk petition, Phyllis Freund, Cleave ifortion Ma I hlaye.i. Herald Photo by Doris Dietrich ) are (from left) harry flicking, rton an a es ' Burns Up' ________________ By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN packay smoker.) ask tier if she minds if they shouldn't give the back of her and I don't want to take a Well, she hasn't had a smoke, she says, "Yes. I'm hand to others who have yet to chante. . cigarette since, and I'm reaHy allergic." What is )-our advice? the hazards of their happy because I know she's I'm glad she quit smoking, habit or unable (or tinSCARED UP NORTH txtter off. But now she's giving but how can I get her not to DEAR SCARED: The captain I 1 1ing) to give it up. iv . everybody who smokes a hard make such a big deal out of it? DEAR ABBY: The hostess and crew want to live as much 4 'a time LONG-SUFFERING HUSB- who ssasupoetby early arrivals IJ You do, dear, and if there She's put all our ashtrays AND is making mountains out of were any possibility of danger, away, and if e have guests DEAR SUFFERING: molehills, Some folks are they wouldn't take that route. If — over who start to smoke, she Anyone who can quit cold compulsive early arrivers. I )'OUr husband wins the trip, go. "Forever," I replied. "But If says. "If you MUST smoke, turkey after having been a know, I'm married to one. If I Ron voyage! Dear DEAR ABBY: When my wife asked me what I wanted for Chrlstmas,lsaid, "You'd never give itto me, so forget it." She nagged me until I finally told her that I wanted a wife who didn't smoke, She thought for a minute, then put out her cigarette and - Abby fortune. But the solution to early arrivals for a party is simple: Point them toward the magazine rack or give them today's newspaper. Oh, and assign them the task of greeting other early arrivals. That way you very neatly get the whole problem off your hands. UNRUFFLED BY EARLY RfRflc DEAR UN: Thanks for making molehills out of mountains. DEAR ABBY: My husband has a chance to win an all- -. . j ` -If k vo 41 . vk_ . N 1I PATRICIA MONFORE. Petitioner -_ _. _. . e, . AF 1`0~ 'I,- 20 and eil& -_ I .o BO , 'Tahachapi, California IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR EMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Ma, riage and other relief has been filed against you and you are JOSEPHUS A 0 JEA. to serve a copy of your Written ckfenses if any, to It on Deceased. required . ~ tha t an action for Dissolution of FILE NO. 76-31-CP NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Attorney for Petitioner, Neigt, r hoc.d Law Office of Cen tral CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Florida, Inc., whoSe address is 106 W Central Blvd , Orlando. Florida. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL t I - ', Ii. -~ _- - If ., 0, t , i1r The personal representative of this MAR 14A O'JEA estate is MARKEY, whote address Is Pt. I, Box 161. Wald", New York 12SM, $ , i Prices `6 ho ,rd luck stories. November. NYPIRG tried to find out why. We connection with the con3 f Alaskan pipeline has soared so far beyond Foothote: An Alyeska spokesman told us the have confinned their firdlngs, which will be Christopher's lit tle trick made It appear that a won.right.wbw John Birch V()te for the amendment was a vote for Americans must pay for petroleum products. billion estimate. He claimed increasing ef- Society, for example, intentionally trumpeted homosexual marriages. Christopher cuncededto Back in 19, when the pipeline was proposed, ficiency will bring price stabilization. He blamed false arguments to scare people into voting us that personally had passed the the oil companies informed the public that it environmental safeguards and skyrocketing against the amendment- The society's litentm mWeading leahe nets oa a Broadway street out corner. would cost only $900 million, These companies inflation for the cost increases. claims the amendment would make homosexual formed a giant consortium, called the Alyeska Other anti-ERA literature featured DIRTY TRICKS: From Our three.y(..qr in. marriages legal, would outla w separate public Pipeline Co., to lay the 80knile ofl conduit. %wtigatlon of Watergate, we found Wt the dirty restroolm facilities and would ellmirlate tt,# neuterized half-male,i half-female people, Alyeska now estimates it will cost .7 billion tricks usually originated somewhere on the separate state's authority over marriage, referred to the amendment as the "Common ~ to complete the project. That'5 a shoppiiig six poliucal right. Invariably, TuiIetl," arid urged votes against tiw "unisex we would trace the divorce and child care. The Senate Judiciary amendment" deliberate distortions and dirty twUcs to some Committee has refuted these claim. 10 ~ fa Butsources closetotheproctnowtell US the right-wing cultist. These exaggerated statements To dramatize the false charges, the rightand final comtruction c&# may top 110 bffian. The extremists of the right are still practicing wing claque played key roles in Operation Wake. illustrations were designed fo,r ma,ximum shock Staggering waste, theft.s and union leather. value, without regard for the truth, In the Up, which raised the phony specter of a Watergatc-style politics. We were alerted to this Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk Publish: March It. 2& April 2,9. 1916 The name and address of the at DEX 101 ? or ney for the personal represen ttive are set f or th below. All All persons having claims or IN THE t.IRCUIT COURT OF THE against the estate ,are EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. req uir ed , WITHIN THREE MON CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TIIS FROM THE DATE OF THE COUNTY. FLORIDA FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS CASE NO. 763P.CA040 NOT ICE, to file with the clerk of the In Re; the Marriage of: court a Written statement of any PETER D BOGARL Husband, claim or demand they may hive, and Each claim must be in Wiling and JANE I BOGART, Wife must indicate the basis for the NOTICE OF SUIT fl)ing to Florida, which I don't \ iii the amount claimed. It the claim is not yet clue, the date *hen it due Shall be stated. if will the claim is contingent or *4 NURSES GRADUATE . Canada unliqu.dited, the nature of the un YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED certainty shall be stated. If the that a suit has been filed against you claim it secured, the security shill in the Circuit Court of Seminole be described The claimant Shall County. Florida, entitled: in Re deliver su fficient copies of tne claim The Marriage of Peter D. Bogart, to the clerk to enable the clerk to HuSband, and Jane I Bogart, Wife, Mai l orte, Copy to each pefSonal Case No 76 It CA 04 D. The nature of this Suit is to obtain a dissolution representative AIlpersonsi'1terCted intheestate of Marriage and ohrr re'lef. YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to whom a copy of thiS rdotice of Administration has been mailed are to file your written clefens" with the required. WITHIN THREE MON Clerk at saldCourt and serve a copy THS FROM THE DATE OF THE thereof upon the Petitioner or FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Petitioner's attorneys whose ad mind, then we'd go to Bermuda by boat through the Bermuda Triangle. I have heard that planes and ships have been lost and never heard from again after goti:,; __________________ ____________ 1- 4' . . " __________________________ 1I Members of recently graduated Nursing Assistants Class at Seminole Community College Include through the BermuOa 1'riangle. iback, from left) Instructor Ruth Stamm, Ivey BWr, Lavy Canterberry. Barbara MeNturray, If this is true, I am afraid to Brenda Fields, Joan Slockstill, 1front, from left) lAnda Williams, Barbara Rogers, Sandra Ward. go because I have two children Marquee tt M Ml anley. t "f!1I . I . . Club Notes * tl- * Gardeners Learn To Live : In Harmony With Nature Hey I We - * * y * . Ilit~ 0 111, I horticulture arxi wild life, into a prior to the meeting was hosted Willl;lIli P. l.at'r Registration siIl begin at 9a - ill.. followed by the semiruir anill .I buffet lun- * * 1i I E.S.O. The Pool Is Cleaned * The Tennis Courts Await * Mayfair Country Club Has * Your Free Membership i'I We Have Your "Dream Home'' .I fI * * : * * * * * * * e business known as Bioscape, by Mr. and Mrs. Clis Van theon at I p.m. Inc., spoke to gardeners and Breda, ,haimen; r. and Mrs. 1lie nominatini, committee bird lovers at the Altamonte Ben Sprague: Mr. and Mrs. for the election of officers next Springs Garden Club March Brad Bradburn; Mr. and Mrs. month includes June Foley, meeting. Ilomer Sewell; Mrs. Caroline chairman, Frances Jackson In his talk, Thomas stressed Zull and Mrs. Marcella Hansen. and Pip Slaback. that while we do not want to 'Me club voted to continue its attract insert.s and snakes, we landscaping program at the Tour do have some obligation to Altamonte Springs Civic protect those species of wildlife Center. The Epsilon Sigina Omicron that live in harmony with man, sorority will meet at the If we wish to attract birds to Democratic Women dePont-Ball library at Stetson * ' I Are Ready W * III _______________________________ * * We provide homes with large rooms * We give extra closets * We have all electric homes, : -k We provide central air and carpets. * * * * * * * * -- 75 * * *,'IVs 0 c redit rent toward down payment.. .* representative, or the venue or Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for Seminole (ot,tity, rlorida, this iot iursSd(tiOfl of 'Itt' (ouft S M4rimii 0 je& Mark" As Personal Re esenta tivt' ' the Estate of JOSEPHUS A. OJEv. n.%. of MArrh 1116 (Seal) Arthur H Seckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court S L W Carroll, Jr. Esq of CA R ROLL & JONES. P A, P 0 Box 911 By Elaine RiCharcle Deputy Clerk Kenneth D Mor%@. Esquire JoneS & Bishop. P.A CaslelbIrry, Florida 31707 Attorneys for PefWAII Dtceased Kathleen hteyn,lds, vice a.m. After a tour of the library, * shrubbery and underbrush president of Democratic they still hear the book," which Is needed to protect Women's Club of Seminole Tl'oinas Jeffeirson. an Intimate * them; provide areas for nesting ('ounty, pre'ided at the Wed. history,'' reviewed by Dr. * either in cavities of trees or in nesdav luncheon niecting at Sue Evans C. Johm)n. chairman of bird h houses designeeeor e An n's Capr i In U absence of Department of History. d f the species we want; and feed the president, Jean Norris. Luncheon will follow in the it Trade * * nscied * 4 * sm 6al"d &Xft ieki * * * CALLBART REAL ESTATE * * them. Mrs. Reynolds announced private (lifting room of the Otto Baumgartner was re- that a seminar on elections and Carlton Union Building. All elected to serve a president of how to run if campaign will be members of the area Womans * 100 Maitland Avenue the club for the ensuing year; held March 20 at Deland Lions Clubs are invited to attend. * Altamonte Springs, Florida 32?01 rChris Van Brenda wu elected Club. Among the Walters %4ill Advance reservations are * 1-6 Sal. and Sunday. Ph.(305) 322-7491 or 323-604o vice president; George be Rep. Bob Hattaway and requested. Phone Mrs. Burch * -_ * * * * * * * * * *___p * * * * * * le* et* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Williamson: treasurer andMrs. Scinimle Cotinty School Supt. Cornelito, or ,Nlr~ Fred Ilirris. Representative Attorneys for Petitioner, Publitn' March It. 76. 1916 Publ'Sli March It. 26. April 1. 911916 DFX 99 * * R"I Estate Broker -- * Broker Co-op Invitsid Property Sales Office Hrs, 9-6 Mon. to Fri. . -. '--- III We give $500.00 cash for moving. * We have * * * '..-- validity of e eppolntment. 'h entered against you qualifications of the personal WITNESS my hand and 1,tillil as It'Ll - 11*_ oniec ,ion% they rtres Is 'nneiri h'r,lO. or or before , may have that challenges the April 72nd, 1976, or a Default will be provide cover with thick ,'. '4 . ,,, James Thomas, biologist, James Spencer, secretary. A po tluck supper enjoyed who converted his hobbies, c o R, W Bennett 157 Hearthstone Edmonton, Alberta . * claim, the name and address of the THE STATE OF FLORIDA creditor or his agent 01' attorney, TO JANE I. BOGART — problem: We would be "'V . SAID ESi*1; before the 21st day of April, 1976. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED otherwi se, a judgment may be en that the administration 01 the estate tered against you for the relief Florida. Probate Division, the ad 1916 drFS% Of which is Seminole County Match, Courthouse, Sanford. Florida 12771 (Seal) Arthur H, Beckwith. Jr. — Bermuda, . % IN WITNESS my Hand and the at Said Court on the 11th day o: j — .1 32101. a.td tile the original with the File No 7631 CP, is pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole Courtly. are out _________ J Guests _____________________ Deputy Clerk NOTICF OF ACTION Publish March 19, 76. April 2,. 1916 TO WILL IAN MONFOR E. DEX 1 00 r es iden ce unknown, --------------------- th dressW herull up as a "common tWeL-1 On her Footnote: NYPIRG has questioned whether (NYPIRG), which has conducted a two-mon The scandalous cost cvernuis simply will be outhouse Costume, she croa,sed out the words the John Birch Society and the Young Americans invesitigation of the scare campaign against the itlis$l added to the price that the oil compaWes win and "hm" and subadtuted uw single for Freedom broke the law charge for Alaskan oil. Some eerts already Equal flights Amendment in New York State. w.ord "theirs." ljy failing to file lmanlal statements and campaign literature estimatethatthepricewilihitll4ahaa'el. This amendment merely strengthens the In New York City, Fred Quistcpher, with the sthte board of elect ions. officials ofhoth Coingrew will set the final ligm,bbt it wiH be cimfitutlonal narantele of equal rights fcc 0 Cil groups claim the organimflom are strictly guided by President Ford's reccwnmery,latjon, He wnen, Solar, 34 states have ratified it, but four conducted a campaign that he candidly called "educational" and, ther e fore , exempt from the wil derwrl heavily on the Fedi.-ral Ewrgy more states trust vote their approval by 1979 for "agitadon work. ' For example, he chpped a Administration, which will conduct a study to the amendment to become part of the Con. law, Btlt an Official 0the election board told us magazine photo of an all-male wedding party that the right-wing campaign against the Equal aid Xeroxed it onto thouumb of IeLfiets at. Rights Aniencln*nt was clearly political and past, both the PrWent and Congress have New York voti beat d U Equal Rights tacking the Equal Rights Aindmt, that bo th oups were bound by law to file AlthoLwh the weddinp, had aWlutely no finanrial v 4. Reformed Smoker CUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Arthur H. Beck*ilh, jr, Clerk of the Circuit Courl . Watergate traditiun, Star I WlTNESSmyhandandthesealof COUNTY, FLORIDA SAO Court on March 17th. A . D. 1976 Cl 1S-1047.CA.04.A SEAL In Re; the Marriage of CI woom. One agitator, Mary Ann sncrainte, Tso, Order of the Eastern you ' 0 *I lnstalling officers and Ir16-rs offlc,~rs of Seminole Chapter No. - 1976; otherwise a Judgment may be entered against for the relief IN THE COURT OF THE demanded in the comNaint or F I OH YE EN T H JUDICIAL CI P. "V- Boost Friday, March 19,1976--SA ________________________________________________ original with the Clerk Of the above Publish: March 19.26, Apr it 2. 9,1197A styled court on or bef or e April 2rd. DEX 102 fair I' I asked, "How long do I have to you quit for a year, I'll be plea.se go outside!" three- pack-a-day smoker could sell the time I've spent satisfied." (She was a threequit for?" When we're and people deserves a hand. But she sitting around in airports because my wife didn't want to 1 Abner and Nec! N Julian, Jr, Daniels, Attorneys for Plaintiff, STEPISTROM, DAVIS & whose address it 147 We-.1 Lyman McINTOSH Avenue, Post Office Box too. Winter Post Office Box 1330 Park, Florida 32719 and tile the Sanford, Florida 37711 .. bedding, according to our sotrces, have sent the ___ STATE FLORIDA, DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any. to it on JERE F. time, WASHINGTON - 7lie cost of building the BERRY'S WORLD subsidiary of against you tor the relief demanded CORPORATION, Pr.way,Inc ,an Illinolscorporatlon; " the petition. WITNESS my hand arid official OWENS CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION, a corporation. seaIosaidcourlonthit 16'hdayof POBINSOPIS, INC., a Florida March, A 0, 1976. a On seeing the resulti of'the vandalism for the e our (local) attorney who was living in cramped quarters without the facihtie3 . Willing To Help well-known. for his refus3l to make payoffs, Mrs. Bennett ,collapsed. Later, she to make life pleasant and to give them a home of first and hire a Mr... I who later turned out to be an Since !he first of the year I nave been in- wNch'they could be proud and in wtdch they and her husbatid were, to agordze over the employe of the Department of possible consequences had they or their children 1. 2. terested to note that we people at Bram Towers could be independent, and this we are doing Deposit $500,000 in the National Bank and 3. Give have picked up any number of unofficial doing well, Inflation is lighting this ministry and been at home. Neither has any doubts that the family, like the animals, would have been k illed. yet-to-be-named third parties one-half of the spokesmen who, with the best of have in a few cases has been able to make - own Indeed. on capturing the culprit, r,olice told the stock in ... (mv. company). made statements having to do with the financial ministry ineffective. This grieves us, but we Unless the demands were agrecd to, the situation of the residents of the building which have our limitations, BennetLs the person was severely unstable, confessing that he burned the home "because project would be shifted from department to are without any basis in fact and are obviously Bram To,weri is not a nursing home, a department until (my company) would finally bac-ed upon the carping ard whining of three or retirement home, or a convalescent home. To be that's the waythe Indiams did it," and said that give up and leave he hadn't wanted to kill all the dogs, Just two of ".. . them, but the third hM to the because it wouldn't home. It was only. a couple of weeks before sidered must be able to care for t selves, be to the first and second. I with that before brcaking Into print these Having been successful In ren (l 'uIit1ad sIbcusiuns were shifted to another ting an apartment mirdstry shifted again to the PresiderUal ke some attempt to in Bram Towers our jvVe know that they will . Yct that wits about all the police would say of t 'aus,. I*, beriiiu were Uira ne nao in .juzpiy our 'ns*ruan aflorney ne carea 1cr to me nest ot otir at*1ues they intend to pubhsh. vanflialized before, pitobably numemu.s tinies, b telephoned ine to report that the Presidential extent our facilities will allow. If an fri Ri-am Towers as starving I perhaps committing other crimes as well, but Commission had been abolished. Please, all you gende pe, )ple, don't speak for tweau.se of his age - 17 - Ns identity could not honestlyyone k-lieve that it would come to my atSix months later. Carden was telephoned, told ed- o oradu tention, for my people look after each other just Bram Towers, if you feel ftt olur mission is I* divu Ig sWe law forbids the the contract would be signed if his company beautif . worthwhile (and I assure you that it is) come to release of any information concerning ully. suspec ts would agree on two point, . ne comp=y did. in We don't kick little old ladies out in the cold. see us and ask what you can do to help; we hope under 18. The bay's name will never be printed in fact, agree. "However, upon arrival in Haiti," Asamatteroffactourlittleoldladjesare cared that you will do just that. because of newspapers the same law.Infact, Carden continued. "I was presented with an for like nobody's business arW you shoitild be so Hawkiris Connelly, Administrator the Bennetts are not even sure they will be able under-the-table demand of $50,000. When I lucky. to find out the determination of his court case. &am Too* refused. no further discussions took place. . . And so the Bennetts are left to Nindly grope "Thus a project that began with such great people (some of them) have financial prnblern.s I- - ' for wcr5 thi Ii uttra(ions. They have been ... •tFjI dpp(u,uzIzlkiy (l1f%X and the sponsoring churches, with help from told the boy is free until his trial and they are Letters to the editor are welcomed for million dollars earl, 'er ended with a whimper and other churches and church-related I %orried he ht ll not a bang. . ." organizations, supplemented by funds SUPPIkd that without energcticithejr own) prosecution of mailing address and, If possible, a telephone Nearly a million dollars had been paid for the by interested friends, are making a fine effort to the case, the boy will be let go again to rob and number so the Idectity of the writer may be leasehold development rights to 4.111DO acivs. assist arA this effort Ls becoming more efficient despoil the property and v3lues of somebody verified. Ile Evening Herald will respect the Down the drain. The company was derded access each month, and you can help too if you would else. In her anguish Mrs. Bennett has written to wishes of writers wbo do not want their n2mes to the equipment and were forced to leave it In like to do so. just call and I'll respond promptly. every high official in her state as well as officials in print. The Evening Herald also reserves the country. "For three years we have watched The ministry which the sponsoring churches in Washington. "I don't understand," she says, the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to the elements destroy the work we did on the undertook in building Bram Towers was to and talks of loading the guns In her home if there conform, to space requiremmts. island and turn nearly half a million dollars of provide safe, adequate, and comfortable homes Li no other way of protecting her peace and equipment and supplies into rested wrecks. .',' for elderly people of modest means, to help avoid priva cy. P*ipe ine Costs Ma WOMEN ~ county, Florida. for diUcilution oI PRODUCTS, INC . a South Carolina April, 1776, otherwise a default and were laced with licking fire by way of randomly spilled kerosene fuel. Antiques were ruined, memorabilia turned to ash. In the end there was JACK ANDERSON . defenses, intentions, The bombast in I,eoniJ Brezhnev's address to the 25th Communist party congress. waming the United States not. "to Nt preswe on our home policy." was balanced judiciously with a renewed' pledge to seek better relationships between the two countries. But it is unhkely that the ComiTfunist leader's words were Wended to influence American foreign policy, aryway. The pursuit of detente has iL ,r skeptics in Moscow just as it does in this country. The must be reassured that the price of acowd does not include the sacrifice of Soviet goals of expatxhng the Cormunist ideology. And Washington already is aware that the Soviet approach to peaceful cocxi~. ce does not preclude global advenWrisrn such as the intervention in troubled Angola. By focusing his rermrks on the United States, perhaps, Brezhnev hoped to discourage reflection by the Russian People on the past faflim of the congrm to solve the Soviet U on's domestic problems. The shortcomings of prevIous live-year plans, which the congress creates, are a sensi tive issue among ltw-Wans clamoring for consumer goods and perturbed by repeated agricultural disasters. llrezlinp% 's t,%pressed commitment to peace, armament liraitafions and re)ection of the use of force - designed to reiieve ScIviet discontent -cannot be considered a valid guide to U.S. pollcymakers. The most revealing feature of the Brezhnev talk probably was the exNbition of stamina on the part of the 69-year-old leader, who had been rumored to be ill. He spoke for more than Five hours. There'3tateddesjreof theSovietUniofltoeffecta,)ewj,T treaty. resolve the crisis ln the Middle East live in harmony with its neighbors is not convincing. The whole world, not only the United Sta tes, Is concerned with the course the Russian will follow. But watchers arid listeners have become aware through unhappy experience that the intent of the Kremlin Is best Interpreted through the action of its lea&rsNp, not its rhetoric. - are Justice 1 MAGNA Florida corporation, required to MOTORS CORPORATION, a marriage, and you Florida corporation; KARL ROLLS serve a copy of your written if any, on NED N dnd ELIZABETH POLLS, PIi% • C CLINTON STRANGE, JR.. as JULIAN. JR Of STENSTROM, TrusteeforthecreditorsofHydrotoil DAVIS & McINTOSH, Attorneys f or Ccwporatlon. STATE OF FLORIDA; Pet itioner. Post Office f3oi 1)30, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: Sanford, Florida, 12771, and file the CHRYSLER CORPORATION, a cM'eglnalwiththeClerkoffheCircuit GEM MARINE Court on or before the 23rd day of corporation. setting fire to the interior of the home. One of the children's rooms was gutted, the kitchen was 4 charred almost beyond use, several o ther rooms . I John It. deSousa, benediction; and Etta Rae Dunn and Viola guest book.. Among the guests at tending were Past Grand Matron Elfreda Barr and Past Grand Pa tron Frederick Surrell, both of the Grand Chapter ofllhinoLs, Mrs. Frend's fo rmer sthte; Mae B. ChIVtfln. Grar1 fl;.js'---t1tiuci ' Rsrd. T .1:.rt Ien ilnhart, dthlrman of District l O endowment (und; Mildred Booher, Grand Instructor, District 19' Nancy Wilder, Dis tr ict Deputy, Order of th e Rainbow for Girls; and Ruby Carter, Mother Advisor of Sanford Assembly No. Rainbow. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . __ — I , .. , , A,_ - -_ - ----. - - - Hydrofoil Corporation, a Bankrupt in the Circuit Court of Seminole The irwident In question here was savage enough. A month ago a vandal broke into the Bennett home and systematically, room-byroom,destroye'lnot only things but dreams and memories. Furniture was turned over, dresser drawers were emptied, clothes, books and papers were thrown on the floor. dog, wTapping the body in bloody sheets. He then caused thedeathof two other dogs, one a pup, by Editor YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CORPORATION, a poraticxi. EDWARDS. AVDOYAN, that Petitione r, GEORGE F as Trustee in bankruptcy of STREVER, SR., has filed a Petition Florida cot --- Schaeuble, has many others that will occur this annum, the _______ - . txutalizationof the emotions ol the sictims is the _____ • ' I nc in Not satisfied with merely up6ctting order, the vandal went totally berser k and kffled a small .4 ., suburb. Sitting there in my car, I was joined by a man. , "Speak ing English, he refused to tell me his name... Ve purported to be a member of the _________ - 12 . , — L __.,, , Depuly Clerk . 7".0" , .. Patron Henry Barron, call to order; Worthy Matron Carol Barron, welcome and introduction or distinguished guests; Rev, way, real crime. 1-I work. employe and asked to stop at his house. When I arrived, I found the employe quite frightened. I 1 I Jr PubliSh: Marth 19, 26. April 2.9, 1976 301 West Alice Street DEX hO) Wheeling, Illinois YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT , IN AND that an action to foieclose a mor tgage on the following property FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Seminole County, Florida' -...... .. k ... I. • ,,; Of LV'! J. ivin VuIb uI PICL In Ne me 4arrsage of: Railroad right of and North GEORGE F. STR EVER, at S'ate Read fdo. 436 cf FOREST Petitioner-Husband, CITY. ORANGE PARK, according and topla?tpterentrecordedlnPlat Book MARGARET L STREVER. 7. Page 60, Public Re(ordt of Respondent Wife, Se minole County, Florida, Except NOTICE OF ACTION for portion taken by Florida High THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO. .'.ay Department and that portion MARGARET L. STREVER 103 Cedar Street lying South at Ficrida l4igbwa No. New Haven, Connecticut 136. 0551Y been filed against HYDROFOIL. 4. •' - fluried "inewhere in th records of the millions of crimes tl'at have already been committed in America this BIcentennial year, there is a statistic representing the Robertson Bennett family of Fort Collins, Cob, Th ere is a case number, an account of the crime and an assessment of property lost but there is nothing to indicate the enirif.,iI l,,,,, ,in 'J..'..'.. r4,nn In ihic ,'ic " s"-' .. A,~Z. 7- According to excerpts from the testimony Since 1935, Social Security has proved to be a sound investment in a more stable and secure equitable will remain a chalienge for the rest of this century. eA vestment t.hai it can afford? entire burden of supporting the world's largest retirement system? Governments in most other industrial countries make substantial contributions to their public retirement plans from general tax revenues, in eff ec t subsidizing the low-income workers. Th e earned-right, contributory p1 incipal should be retained. But payroll taxes, already high, do not 0 ot the - _. - ._~ - ', Matron Ethel Moore wiubelnstauedata later thte. ParUcipoU. in (lie pe4nsuillution rues were Worthy By: Cecelia V. Ekern corporation ' 4itr Mon; iiarry Bicking, Worthy Pa tron ; James Hayes, Assccate Patron; Ev!y Hayes, secretary; Mae She ppard, treasurer; ELSie Gebert, conductress; Rosalie Hellyer, associate conductress; Ethel ['eurifoy, chaplain; Kathy Alexander, marshal; and Helen Leinhart, organist. Also Elaine Leis, Adah; Ann Fisher, Ruth; Kay Williams, Esther; Mary hoIst, Martha; Grace Stapel, Elect.a; Betty Gartman, Warder; a nd Ralph Bebert, Sentinel. Associate Clerk of the circui t Court .1 subsidiary ot t'rewty, Inc., an Illinois , . . exceed - .", .1 ,v ISeal) Arthur 14 fleckwth. " 4) " 44• J. S 4•_444•_44 ''' - , j','eri e "" Justice Neglected ; 1 th e reception following the insta lla tion. ' cor poration, et I IC5,. ford Masonic Temple. In the refined Installation ritual, Mamie Horton, Associate island, Florida. 37957, and file the "r -.'e P, i flin7ltl, styled Court at Sanf or d, Fiortda, or before the 22nd day of April, 1976; HYDROFOIL CORPORATION otherwise a $uclgment maj be en Florida at., against you for t he relief Defendants. demanded in the Complaint. The AMENDED mortgage being foreclosed is NOTICE OF ACTION TO GEM MARINE PRODUCTS, recorded In Official Records Book $97. Page 210 public records of INC a South Carolina corporation Semin ole Cciunt. Florida. YiITNESS myhand. nd seaIofthe 356 South Boulevard lald Lakecty,soulhCaroIinanso 1976.Court or thi', hIlt day of March, twinj' al —146. 4h. ''' rs Chapter No. Two, Order of the Eastern Star for the 1976-77 season were Installed March 13 at the San Attorney for Plaintiff, whole ad dress is P.O. Box 1366, Merritt corporation, Ed Priekett St i Officers of Seminole SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA any, to it on Paul M Goldrr, n, CASE NO. U.43SCA.O,.E 0 A, COWP 0 4ATION a FIor I - t:asternzotar Cit y of FLORIDA ,, . , 7 --I F. Legal Notice 4Sfofd *ill hold.,SPC.I Meetn Civil Action No. 1ê-4i$.CA.O.A March 26, 1976 In the C!y t CDt RAL NAT IONAL MOW 111 seat held by Richard Kelly. a flepublicdn. me ltrst get-toge ther at the country CIUL. was attended byahostof Sanford politicthl and friends many years of working close up with elected of. .uliiiinistrator, Ili.it was all before tic captured (he top ap- ,n ,.. For th? record, someone should do a column four %lore than ;I few minutes have been spent discu';sing government's role with the 30-year.old It seemed like a ('.1' ,j1(1 Reynolds will pitch for the active support of ;.lI a'diit':itur in his UIWoltliflL! battle for the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Congressional .orkers and associates. Ibat's the way Neiswender feels about county Lvern1nent. Neiswender. at any given moment, can WX philosophical about the role government plays in \:IIt'rican Mx'iety. _______ tovern1nents function Is to serve the people And very fe w :ithninktrtArc rn inLerestinj when it comes time to discuss that She is mentioned here to illustrate a point. The i'in( being that Mrs. Knowles portrays the same kind of honesty as her boss, Roger Neiswender. A c;,ll to Neiswcnder's office Is taken by Mrs. 1wlps. And. she always is courteous in helping the piit,Iic get answers they are seeking. _________ il 9 unt O rOCcriin flit IS for ciucators This one . W NOTIC E itointive job in !klininole County goverruneriL Mll sub jec t. Perhaps Neiswender's greatest asset Is the high esteem in which he s held by his fellow " Legal Notice__ - Are*I( W3722t,fl or &11.c$sj3 - - * . - . ..e .- :- .'t,_.i , �tLTTTT 6 A-EveningHera$s ,j,.1 u. Friday1 March 19, I97 :: A dye ntis t Evening_Herald, Snf ord, Ft. y. (oman Kirawood The Church A a u 111 0 OO ____ ____ 0000 Southern OUR N All ON I Nazarene _____ CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST t&17 S ..nIo,d Avo Dv Haroki Harni M.nui $unda Schoo' S ala in. MOtninI,WOh*p 1100am. YOtN FtHS*hIp Sunday I'31p in. -' ____ Church U? UOd CHURCH OF 600 vAE ,, w GENEVA CHURCH OF T HE NA TA WE NI St Rt,9OinIYa I V V 1 -, .. ...... 11.10. in I Np in Woryhip (.I'lgOl.ttC SIrv. Family Night Sarvci 'V ( Wed ... - - C ,.. ... I t p.scopa. WC?5h3 Wofihip ServIce P'$YRfM.olIIWN rten Dad often took me to the train yards. He taught me that a railroader never steps on the rails. A "trnckva1ke" ttlways walks the ties! This was no superstition c,,... 'i.e iust -. C.'rttr of rh:-' Thcrc are other lessons to be kirned. .. t::t tfl Jamsi P NidItem Sibfoitvdy Ayy.mbly Worth,p Ev.n.ngwcryhep Wid Eutneng ktvic W,dn.yday lebli Class GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 3000 Orlando Av•. (11.01) (Luthoren Church in AmerIca) liv Ralph I. Lumsi, Pastor Svdjy School 500a.m. WorshIp 11:001 in, I PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Higftay44Wyt HoarceTayfor&BvdHvpp Evsgtlsts $eH.CIas.s 1101am M.flk.ig WarshIp II N a in (vansieg Worship lOOp in iaa, Clauvs Wed 1 )lPf a , Pastor EviUig Worship Wed Pray,cM.stusg 0 451 in II Nh in I lip in 1 30p in 7 lOp in - Dr Jay T Cesmalo Moaning Worship Sundae hooI Morning Wszs5.ap ChurcteTraIn'ng Evt*vng*ora1e4p Wed. Pvayr Soarsce Pasl I 30 $ m . as. - - .n II: Na in I 11p.m. 1:21p.m. 4:10pm. CONGIEGAIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 3411 S Pail Avi 333-4104 W,vlshoftj Ntpr .. I , ' • - !, :.- ., Morning Wsr-ship Wed Eve $iPJi5tvdy II _______ - 1. .rv, I'S1IH1S . . I iJ'iüi.. - "' e stnnuay - II Na in 7 10pm .. ' John ,•• . to. '"- I Otner Cnurcnes - ... flL '..nnrce. Orasoge Blvd Lake Monroe Willsardlldr.dg, Pastor Sundayicheol 1111am. Ms'nngwevsap IllIa in Evening Worship 7 Np in Prapor Matting Wednesday 730p in v.(c- - - -. ; '" c - 'Z .0 .r - - ' a-'-r .-. -1. /, 4' "" '' WJJt - -. - - . - - - _____ _____ Tw,. -. -. , -' : - ------------- ..... ... A' ' " " . ..' . .• . , . - .1 vi ..I .\1ltt1)t'W , - - t'( ill , ¶1:3.5, IO:R Ik .5.li - r,• : _____ . - - FIWSY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD 3137 Santord Ave Rev Fred MCluary Pastor Sunday School lye in Morning Wershlp II a in Evening krvece 7 lIp in Belle Study Tues Eve P 1$ p in. Y.vthS.r,,ceTues Eve 730pm Saturuny \ct , COOUUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy 17.03 a? Paney Ridgo Rd. Caswibecty Pastor Rev William POsH Atsist Pastor Re. Kennotls Muller 1 vu.. ii.. Cit A ii a.. 1:30pm Supper '.,'.'' viaso iet.i5i ti.iti'. S4.S thing: God n'xleed will help you solve your problems, but you triustn't expect Him todo itall. God gaveeach of us intellect and lie expects us to use it. Counseling can be very valuable in helping people. Just person's thinking and puts the problem in a perspective that makes it more manageable. ,\ qualified psychologist or psychiatrist many times can be of invaluable assistance to a troubled mind. But please, along of with the earthly counseling, do not forget the positive "Ask. and it w;ll be given ycu rdy'r. Remember, Jesus seek and you will find; kick and i will be opened to you." Remember, God has many delivery systems to bring His healing to you medical. the power of prayer and faith, etc. All power Life Se r es S fec for a system that worked. The sacredness of the home, human Conference open to the public vices on Thursday, Friday or University of Haraii, and the slides. be well; and He wishes for your full cooperation, including using Jews in the Old Testament did life, and of God Almighty were will be held at Prairie Lake Saturday. Unis'ersitv of South Florida. your will to act decisis ely to turn your life over to God. not have any jails or places of protected. All three of these are Baptist Church, Fern Park, The conference will be led by Bell is currently working on a Palmeflo Avenue confinement as we know thrrj essential for a free society. hair.ning Sltnday and former Navy Chaplain Gordon Master's deg'ee at t,iither Rice Evangelist Walter Eldrldge . y did very well. i• I • I It simple system. It kining throuin wnn, ?.rch coone,'wn .pfl$fl.ry wei .is.alIf Sell 11V3 s,dptlst cottnjct r'"ivai ser-viccs at The wrong doer was was economical, It was ef- 28. The sessions both Sundays recognized by the Southern Jacksonville. çj I () Palmetto Avenue Baptist punished. The rights of society, fvtive. It repaid the Innocent will be at 9:4 am., 11 a,rn. 6:30 BaptIst Convention as a conS As State Sunday School and Church March 21-26, speaking property, and the individual for the loss sustained. It and 7:30 p.m. There will be ference and seminar leader. Youth Director, Bell has in both Sunday services and t were protected. The people did cleansed the land of innocent lectures, seminars, and peroversight uf the wor¼ of 102 7:30 p.m. each night. Presently iii Seci a r not have to pay a burdensome blood that had been shed. It .sonal dialogues dealing with Longwood Nazarene churchesintheStateof Florida. a member of Temple Baptist F reecI tax to support a comfortable instilled in the mmdl of all that marriage and family Rev. Merrill Bennett will be On Sunday. Israel. The amount of exit Church in Titusville, he is MAITLAND way of life for criminals. The crime (toes not pay. It honored relationships, at the I.ongwood Church of the Trinity Assembly March 28 at 2:30 p.m., üe permits issued in 1975 totaled associated with I)r. 11.11. Lakin punishment was laid on the God and lbs law. On Monday at 6 p.m., the Nazarene for a special service At a recent Lusiness meeting, as an evangelist. After Soviet Jewry Committee of the about 11,000 compared with criminal and not society. When the judges ad. session will be for teens only, Central Florida Jewish Corn- 21,000 in 1974 and 35,000 in 1973. the members of The DeB.ary The Jews did not look up an ministered justice swiftly, sixth grade and up, followed by munity Council, with the About 200,000 have been First Assembly of God voted to offender. They did not turn a fairly, and without respect of the regular conference at 7:30 cooperation of local Jewu denied permission, many of change the name of the church productive person who became persons, the land enjoyed peace p.m. Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. organizations, will sponsor a them for years. Many are too to Trinity Assembly of God. ;' guilty of crime into a non- and security. When the public preceding the main conference, Freedom Seder for Soviet and frightened to apply for exit Plans are being formulated for _______ productive person; nor, a conscience demanded that the there will be a session only for ______ Syrian Jewry at the Jewish visas since once they do they a building program to begin in taxpayer into a tax consumer. criminal and not society be parents without partners _________ ___________ Community Center, 851 N are faced with demotion and or Deltorui in the near future. ____________ _________ The criminal, and not society, punished, the people were at because of death, divorce or Maitiand Ave. I loss of their jobs, constant The building when completed ______ was made to pay for the crime rest and the lawless were ill at separation. The main conTwo weeks before the Jewish surveillance b)' the secret that had been committed. will serve the surrounding ease. fer€nce each night will be at holiday of Passover this Seder police, a punitive military areas of Deltona, DeBary, 5will being a message of hope to draft, non delivery of mail, cut Enterprise anti Orange City. those Jews still not living in off of telephones, and t.riaLs and Until further notice meetings _______ freedom in the Soviet Union, imprisonment, said Harold _____ I\1 will continue to be held in the g Syria and Iraq. The festival of Benowltz, executive director of [)eB.ary Civic Center. Passover commemorates the the cowlcfl, This Sunday at 10:4 a.ni., By DAVID POLING • evangeling these poor heathen. deliverance of Jews from HE%. MERRIL BENNET Third of a Series) There are over 40 Jews in But If you believe men, ttey k Charlie Willis and Lucy Magill REV. WAIJER EU)RIDGE Egyptian bondage, followed by labor camps; their cicrimeil is a will sing 'The Beauty of " The Herald Services never gave us one single brass their exodus from Egypt under desire to emigrate to Israel. In / is a missionary from Japan. Shelton church pastor. Neil College in 1955. the former Christian faith in the 18th they don't want the Indians to er is a ceremonial meal Lacy, youth leader, will speak e ri icr t a inc r, The public is invited. possible conditions of forced century as a Mohegan Indian go to heaven with them." . e n t erect celebrated in Jewish homes bard labor, little or no medical at 7 p.m. and his mother, Mrs. evangelistic work. He was named Samson Ociom. During Once turning on a trip from ' a Geneva Nazarene nroth) Presek will sing. pastor of Metropolitan Baptist thrjghoit the world at attention, below subsistance the evangelistic era of the New York Cit)', Occom Tote In Church in Grand Rapids, MICh., time of the Passover holiday, diet, non mail deivery, once or f. Great Awakening, he ex- hisdiary: "!havethoughtthere Geneva Church of the First Baptist for 18 years. The story of the Exodus from twit yearly visits by family. Nazarene will celebrate IL, perlenced a conversion to was no heathen but the wild Egypt is retold, First Baptist Church, Christianity and resolved to Indians, but I think now there is and punitive treatment. fourth anniversary Sunday with The Freedom Seder will be a " Holy Cross ç. the first pastor, Rev. l..A. ford, will conclude their revival become a teacher to his SOTUC English heathen, where • . ,- kr.' Holy Cross Episcopal Church symbotjc one. Besides the seder Few Jews remam in Syria "heathen brothers." Before his they enjoy the Gospel of JLSLLS Peterson, as guest speaker at sers'ices this Sunday. Iev. the 10 a.m. service and special Victor Rojas will speak at 8:30 of Sanford will be host to the there will be a dramatic Out of 40,000 only 4,000 remain . life was over he was ordained to Christ, too, Yea, I believe that music by the Powell Family of and 11 a,rn., as well as the 7:30 clergy of the Orlando Deanery freedomskeech,songanddance today. They have no contact the gospel ministry and are worse than ye savage Thursday. There will be a noon pluS a youth "Freedom Swim-a- with the Western world and preached forcefully to Indians Indians, heathens of the wilOrlando. Dinner on the grounds p.m. service. ' thon." Participating will be live unoer virtual housearrest. One of the highlights of the ('tlebratiOn of the Euchrlst. and whites. lie was among the olerness. I have thought that I at the community center will // •ff JamesShortess, vicar C)! Jewish organizations, corn- They are not allowed to revival will be the special all follow the service, first to demonstratt that had rather go with the meanest Margaret's Episcopal mnunity leaders and local emigrate or participate in any s. % Christianity was not simply a and most despised creature Organized March s, 1972, the church picnic at Lake Golden part of Syrian life. Their hopes church met in the Geneva beginning at 4 p.m. Saturday. ('hurch in Inverness, will rabbis, To the three to four million for ireedom are non-existent as continue his Sunday night had ur'crr! :2: et- ; the greatest monarch down to idt't )v3u lx.uie iioving II American riunority. neil... i am giaci mere is one The Men's Club will meet holiday of Passover has special S)Tian government to enhance In seeking support for his defect in the Indian language. I months ago Into the new church where the boys and girls will be Tuesday at 6:30 in the church meaning since they await their their possible bargaining given an opportunity to spend lounge Fir a chicken dinner, building educational projects in the believe in all their language SR 46. L with Israel. own exodus out of Russia to the "bucks" they have earned colonies. Occoui pursued an they ciI'( curse or stear or Oviedo Churches during the week in the "Victor's extensive preaching tour in take God's name in vain in their _____ Two churches in Oviedo will Amigos" program. England and Scotland, ap- own tongue." hold a combined worship pealing for funds from overseas Samson Occorn wrote a service this Sunday, at 7:30 New Testament Christians. He was somewhat of brilliant and deliberate letter to t.l; a cWeshow to the Englisi' I,.. iii.) liituuiii [rkI'.i.. till the eve lii "So far as you have any p.m. Thy Church oi God oi New Te, 4ment Baptist / / clerics and they were, in his the Revolutionary War. He connections, use all your in- Prophecy and the First Baptist Church will conclude a three/V19 eyes, a non.show. To his Indian counselled neutrality to his fluence to your brethren to keep Church of Ovieda will bold their day Bible Confernce tonight people he wrote his impressions hiethecn. The conflict between (twin in peace and quietness, evening services together this and Saturday beginning at 7 of the Bishops: the colonies and the crown was and not to intermeddle in these Sunday at the First Baptist p.m. at the Quality Inn Con" IfItt i "I waited on a number of not their affair. While the quarrels among the white Church. ference Room at 1.4 and SR 434. ,. Bishops and represented to British had actively recruited people. The Lord Jesus ('hrist Bringing the sermon will he There will be preachers from them the miserable and tribes For military purposes, says, 'Blessed are the Rev. Foster Bell, State Sunday the Greater Orlando area and wretched situation of the poor Occom stuck to the words of the peacemakei s. fo they shall be School and Youth Director special music each evening. Indians, who are perishing for New Testament, indeed t'ailed the children of God.' This the Church of God of Prophecy Iackof spiritual knowledge, and fulfilling the international and with great love from your true A full-blooded Indian, Rev. Bell Lenten Services i/J Is the former State Overseer in begged their assistance in interracial claims of Gospel: brother." Thethirdofaseriesof Lenten )/ I services sponsored by the South ,/ ) ' Seminole Ministerial A.ssn. will he held Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at / Redeemer Moravian ('hur-h, 'I'uskawilla Road, Winter Springs. Rev. Charles Wallick it i -; "I WAS ALMOST of St. Stephen I.utheran Church will speak. . .;_' FRANTIC about L , ... P -. _____ COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 17.01 Urry. and Lake Mary Blvd. Riv MicttalAn4vwj Pastor Mrrt..riq Warship &Nvrssp S Na in Sunday Church Idsoel Ill a in Satvrday Mon Irofltaat IHa in. .. liidia ii ' FIRST PRESI VTE*IAN CHURCH OaL Ave 13,1St Rev VirgilL Bryant and lv K,r.se,tPi W Mullit, MjnisIprt 130am. MofIIliç Worship 0 41. in Church fthool II Na in Morning Worship . as EVCI ii elist :..., .,' ': ', .'' : TH(LAKRMARYUNITID PN(SSYT(RIANCHURCH flilc A. , Lake Miry Minister Rev A F St.vant 0 iSa øv S.Miy Church '.01001 Morning Worship II Ham Youth Group i lIp in .ã r, P...i... I ."---..-....--,..- , - UPSALA PRESSYIERIANCIIURCH j.c., w'S !' 1P Morning Woith p Sunday School UMYF Mon's Prayer Breakfast tnd&ithTtsursdly Famay Night Supper )rdivndav I _--- C.i,irC00lItVCIub Pastor ' N. in ....__- .. '""" tees.m -- FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH alt Park Avi LooP ICing - ' MarnisgWorttuup Science - P - Rev Darwin shea Su'dayScPiooI ., 1120 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST NI East $.cend SUe,$ Sunday 5iryic & Sunday 1(5.001 11:10am WPdoa-5daylesvlce 7:10pm h2v _. Furs? Wednesday Filloorship . of nthrerv heard people say If I rely on God, He'll solve my prohlems and I won't need a psychiatrist. A. i certainly am not against medical or psychological help when needed. Some people have the inner strength to cope with - in 7 10: in Services with classes for all ages Fetlewship Coffee botween services 130pm UMYF 700pm. Eve'nihg WorShip 710pm. . . o '. • .Z. - J3fl . 1 ii 51 .. IlInr(1.I% , - . - '-i A - 4 30p in I.e Worth,l & I Sun Wednesday Milning PVCUS Group -- Hebrews _________ 13:1-S ___________ -' v..y 7 II NF&S - ' CHIITUP4ITE0 METHODIST CHURCH Tvckrr Drive, Sunland (stales Pasfof Rev. D.ne,lD Sal.. 0 45, uS Sunday School II N a in Morning Worship __i • I t1CSd)' f I • .. - - ________ . . . t'y ,. , WidIbIiSIVdY C,fSQverSSs Mousing Sunday 1 . ... J ., Stmdav - -. 9 ________ ______ , . - ____ i4 , 11p.m. --:- - . .. Christian Caaf,ssfontiat. . - F -- Catholic ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH lllOak Ave.. Sanford Pastor Fr William £niHs At&t. Pastor Fr. Wsllaorn Awlaurtoth 7:00 pin. Sat. Vigil Mass •a.in..lI:1S&l)neIø Sun-Mass - 3l- - - GRACE UNITED MTHO0IIT CHURCH Airport Blvd AWoedlandOr Rev, Marvin 0. Bucknor Pastor Church School S ISa in Morning Wership 11.11 a in. MYF 1:11pm. - v I FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH '. Congregational 110 Hr:tevAvaPh33Ofl7 lanop Ray . - - paste, SHam IIOla in Presbyterian Methodist - Sudday School Mo WarshIp Sunday School TN Luthoran Hovr" and IV "This is 'to Cite" Rev Elmer A RuucNtr Past., Sunday School o Ia in Worship jll 01CC IS lOam KIndirar5,n and Nyrsiry CHURCH OF CHRIST 1513 Park Avenue Fred Baby Evangvllst Sal, Study IS Na in M.rgW.vpiep 1100am EvetwgSryetp I N.m Lade,. Baa. Class ru.s.4ay ISa in Wij5, Bible Class PlOp in S Ruth Giil Sunday School Morns..gWaiihsp LUTHERAN CHURCHOF THE REDEEMER __ PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 3120 PalmIO Avo. MorningWarshIp Training Otiur ill Orange SIrHe liv Learning those vital lessons every Sunday at church is even more fruitful . tnan a trip to the train yards with Dad. IS Na in 1100am I:Np in, I p in 1 lOp in - S ala..... 1100am 1:00pm tvango$esI.r Sarv,i$ 7 10pm Wed Prayer&I.bfo Study Indrptnd.At Mln*narY .... . - - I iafI...#n the ffsfer;,c of life . . . lessons thnt help us express in our simplest actions the • iuIflg5 We )CIIC%C I SO. CHURCH OF CHRISI 4.00 Pun ipringI Or Allamense Springs 104pm PentecoSI a Verenee, ' .......... . , JO SI a in Rector Md Wuek SarviCIW.dI lOOp Nvrst'p Provided 'or all ufvi(es Curlii S lea in TNt Rv Lurcy Dipi Pirry W (eIIin Holy CommuniOn life. To him the "Twentieth Centu: y" wasn't a span of history -it was hls train" I.. aS. • Iv II14I.I , at 4lIlf, iiroug.a LIIC mgi... 4.a PINECREST SAPTISTCHURCH 110W AirportIlyd RCv It-ew..th Stall Past.. SvndaySchsol S iSam. Morning Werahep II Na in. Church Training sis Pin £vaniPgWorst.ip 1.)Ip in Wed Ev.ning Sorvc, 300 p in :,.•.. - ___________________ Oral Roberts Rome. it be good (or the President to went back home or to work, His the five-day meeting last month Among Jews, Ulere were nal Sergio Pignedoli, head of the meeting helpful, heralding a appoint a committee to take a Iainilydidnothavetoget by the in Tripoli, Libya, with strong, immediate protests. the Vatican Secretariat for new era of closer Catholic-is, serious look at what the Bible best (hey could without him; presentation of an assertedly uuAn offensive action," says the NonChristiari Religions and lamic relations. says about crime and its nor did they have to look to the punistment? Most of the government for support. dIussion of our penal Irs. 'rimes against society such stitut Ions is negative anti as adultcr', murder, aral blastiF:ci iii I I I 1 i critical. Why not change the pheiny against God were whole system? Not for the punished by death. They did not Pastes HOLY CROSS was a railroader, a dedkattd one. The rails wcre his lovc as well as his 1100. in. 7:00pm. 7;Npm. hcadoftheCatholicdelegation, told reporters on his return to liStS ulUJIltIiItu' a gooU public Asnie from the brit snarl, spread through the Vatican del- ouc participants, who saId that libya, involved 14 official dele. with their particular problems 'tilpping for the sake oi the however, indications were of egation," reports a correspond- time and language difficulties gates from each side, plus in the pages of Holy Writ, public trwiquiljty The guilty growing Roman Catholic- ent of the National Catholic l- led to the unsettling para. about 300 Mclem and Christian The Bible has some insights paul [or his crime with money Islamic interchange, porter, published in Kansas graphs. observers, [)espf Ic awkward 130pm FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 20$ Sanford Av Ovglas 0 Elliott "joint" resolution calling Zion- International Jewish Corn. ism a "racial aggressive mittee on Interreliglous Conmovement, foreign to Pales- sultatlons, a cwilition of various United States and other Jewish tine." A!t Religion Writer It was the first time since the J medieval Christian crusades ugainst Moslem conquerors of the Holy Land that official, international represeatatives of He said that while a small The statement also declared group of Arabic-speaking Vatiiinstio,l rights of PalestinIt condemned parts of "the can representatives had agreed . wit peopie to 'return to tnetr JUlilt ueuuniuun WUICII ut'iurne to the paragraphs in the closing the two faiths had met, this homeland," demanded "ilber- Judaism, falsify the nature of rush, other Church delegates u s t i ce \A/0 s Sw f bnct 700pm P )5p in Sun E.• Worsh'p Wed Prayir By (;EOILGE w. CORNELL political objectives that can they were read, and even then, how they ought to live, If this against the person were paid gled mixup. rejecting it auJUfzatlofl par- peate in the Middle East." understand. Consequently, were not enough, it also throws for by an appropriate reirnThere were also, momentar- tition and internationalization." light on many other problems of bursement or by physical ily, some explosive diplomatic However, the so-called •ijoint some had applauded. life. Scientists, lawyers, punishment. They were not so implications. But the Vatican As the statement was read to resolution" was swiftly afterThe Tripoli meeting, paid (or , IdIvSce0 CurChGIG44Hr"WTRR p,fo SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH !ArPOqt Phoiya 321 ION CII9rW. Sth..b JORDAN IAPTIST CHURCH tall W,sI F,sI Stipet Goori,GaII.svay Pastq Svndayicnooi II Nam. Mors.uv, S.,qvc II Ha m Evening S.rvece :lOp in Wdnasday S4fVICC I lOp in Old TrvThs eia Niw Day FrIday, March 19, 1916-7A _______________________ •5.. book. It tells a person how to be as stealing were paid for by outcome, while not a icholy Israel, and claimed the 'tAra I I lip " 130pm 13* p in EPWOrIh Lug', Evening Worship Wed Pt a pvc Mist _____ CEHYRAL BAPTIST CHU4CH Ce' lath it & Oak Ay Sell W CoHen... Pastor Sunday 5(5.001 isa in MWning WenlIp II Ni in CnurcP.T,,.Ing I pm EvtigWerpup PlOp in. W.d. Pray., Sorvic, P$p in Nvrry Opun WTRR 1 )* p in Sunday Ngtl Rroidast 0.1.D'e?on.p 14 Pir 323 SIll J Methodist FIRST CALVARY SAPTIST ASSEMILY 200 P,rnnt II SIt Don ShSCkIiy Patyq Svnd,y School s i, Pr*sh.n, & Wofthlp.iv, 10 41. in I, ø p in tprn "'' RF.%. flAV1n'.nz' tine.. Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church &KndarOa, Lflrlsfsan Baptist H Pastor 0 -S. Ev,nriiWsrypi.p Family Night -'.-' - - - - - - -- Assembly Of God P,sto, 30. in, 10 aS. ' 7 Np in 730pm d I THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Csrnc In A Elm C P 19.11 Pat•, S4Iurdip S•rv.crs Sabbam School ii a m W.csh.pSrv.ao ii Na Wt4nuda NrM PraytfS4rvIct 7 Npm I4ST ASSEMOLY OF GOD CHURCH C.r Ittil and Elm P,e E Don Cay Sunday School - - ' Me t1,o dis I -- THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH FO'eilC.ty--!Ri)l 0 Brian Ta!t AI,.CIat, Papers L,wiH,ndo,ohot1&R A lioTh Satinde krw,c, S,r,cca bVP I 1% lIg in SabatPiScPi,.l 3Iam V,iiwr, 30 rn,n,'es b.ter, tin,$ Wod Iv,. Pra Mii4in, 7 lOpin - a pcition eater 20 All a in , ia , $ 10pm )la in 100pm PAOLA WESLEVAN CHURCH Old It II & Oraisgo Ave , PaIa K L Creckes Pastor Sunday '.ctsool 0:415 in. Morning Werslsip 1111am C.eeruuigWerslwp lOOp in WedEve 730pm. I J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer nd Staff WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff WILSON..MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson " , - r Tfrli" -- '-vI' o"Y "C v _,. '.: .j_.f.'."-. '--i--"- i'- : J' ;"" "4h - "5't1%t' i' £"J. .- .F - Carrier Is , ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff - - 14/spa per - The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possibe -.........-','.' - PANTRYPRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS 3nd Employes THEMKIBBINAGENCY Insurance DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovide, Florida /) CRUMLEY.MONTEITH INC. Insurance Service SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. ..% WINN..DIXIE STORES and Employes .. ' ..-'' , KNIGHT'SSHOESTORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. . - HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff FLAGSHIPBANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First / ': f! fr - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY . A$$(,#SLY OF GOD Assembly 01 Old. 371% & ElM FuiO BAPTIST Anlioch Bapl.sI Church. Ovitds Calvary Baptist Assimbly, $1 Facrusont iIaM.'d Garden Hwy 17511 CI,b. Calvary Baptist Chords. Crystal Lake 6 3rd, Ltle Mary Casisiboary Baptist Church. 31 iimnula $lv$. Cen?,l Bupt.;t Church CIII Oab Ave C':uij', F'.' Ba,ti Cl,a,uat,, M..GAaiy hapiti (hch. SoViPuwisi Rd 171vc5prngshapttslchurch,OIdOrIandoRd IIHCIt05Ala F,ryt Baptist Church. lIP Parve Ave F'.ondthip B4p?ilt CP1iCN it Altamoate Springs, RI 130, AltainonI, Springs First Bap?.st Church at ')sliry Firti Church 04 Geneva Firs? Ba;t,st CPeucIs If CaSe Mary Jtrtl •ap'P Church cf Laki Marve First$a$istChucchstLsnigwosd.Ces Churc%&Granf Feist Sept.01 Church It Ovuedo Fir&t Rapist Church ol SanLerld P'' First 3h.Io'u M5.In4vv B.p"stcnurclt. 1101W lPh St f..vv f ,' laptust Ci.cu $..iv Baptsi Church c1 Osta',,. Ftvnfpn Head B.apt'st CJ.grth Outdo Jorda. Miysv**a, p Bapii Church. 101 W First St p04yu4 BapirtI co.o, O.iiuta Missionary Baptist (PvrcPv, North Rd. InSPcPtut,t Maeoan.a Muasiout laptiol Church, Och Hill Id - Ott,en Mc.rir.g (,ury BaptISt Church. GtMtva Hwr 'one' Primitive Baptist, 1I51 (crust Len Sanford O-i,.t U.igne.y Baptist Church. SanL.aodo $p"#igs Rd Ml _____ MS Iini M4 Oaa"p Baptist Church. 1111 Jervy Ave Mt Z' Missionary lep'iP Sipe Ave Npw Rothel Mittioutaty Cht"ch. 0Th II 6 ll(Sl.1Y Let BaptiSt Mip, Cawsc L.aIsee Bldg. Ijøgwd. FLI Hop. Baptist Churcr. Fc.,sl CIt Ccmmun.ty (inter Fcrtsl City New Mt C.atva.yM.ssisoorv Baptist, 1105W 13Th St lIen Salem Printit.ve Baptist Church. '300W. 11th St Nw T.-slamont Saplist Church. Quality Inn Noaffs Lougnosd Ntw Mt lw, laptitl Church. 1730 Pear Ala. Ra,,fwsa Pars BapI,st ChuIch. 1743* 10th Poupte's Bvplisl Chiaps'l. t$l W Fit il Sliest, Sanford Pinatrtsl Baptist Church. III * Airpeft he'd. Pva.n.. Last Baptist, Rilge II. Fsrn Par* Progress M.jsOnjry Baptutt CPCvICN. M'O.ay v, Mst'rary Ba;!s! W.St Sanlerd S,cc Seminole Baptist Tam04e. Ans".ican teion Hall. Fern Park Sur.Ia'd ap.st Church. 3414 Palin,ttv St Jamis M'Isuw,gry Siptill Chunh. St Rd III. Ost.en St Paul Baptist Chvrtn, III Pint Ave SI MaIthool Baptist CPivrcA, Canaan flgts Spvueljl.,ld Uisl4AaIy lIptis?, 17th 1 CeBit 5$ John's Missionary ISaptist Church. 5$ Cylistt St Tem.i $apttit Church. Palm $pinf.t Rd. Attai'noMe Springs W.uioui Chapel Missionary Baptist Church. Mark 6 L..11tiain St alt.1inoe Spiingt 1.041 ti.spe laptis' Church. 112 Orange Ave CATHOLIC ji 4 tl idt..ity, ale A.tary Au S.i,Js Catn.oic (P.v'h ?1• Oak Ave . $anlo,d SI Ann's Catholic Church, Dogwood TaiI, Duet5 SI Augustine Caffislic Church, Svw&el Dr. rear listen Rd. Casse-iberry it Mary U 3ene Ca*.olrc Church Meuttand Lv.., Lita.ttaat• Spreisgi Out tad, at the LaI.'s Cashol'e Church, 1311 Ma,imitan. Ocitonu CHRISTIAN F*.t Cp.ruti.u'v Church. 1107 S Sanford Ave %,'vford ChfisI;n C1.,i'th. 10 W Airport $1l korTtetid, Christian Chorci. Florida Haven. Or. Ma?'afld Llkevitw Chrittean Church. hr Lab, Rd a' Jateisen CONGREGATIONAL Ccnor,g,at.c.waJ Chfe,tiw, ChlN5.. 140$ Park CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH OF GOD CJsurtk at God. 541 HItbO*y Ctuvtti sI God. 1$) * 32nd II ('u1(h t God. Q, ,.de (Jetk 01 God hssJ,n.ss, Cab. Monroe Church of Gad Mission. EnItrp. ii Chwth el God. 1453 5 141% 5t, . Chwle 01 God in (hrit, Oviodo Church 4 God.' Preptecy, 3140% Elm *., Churchal(,sdatProphecy, 17045. PersiusmanAve Chords ii God Mistion. IlItirpIlSe Rftq Church 04 God. 1701W 13Th St ,5nfo,4 iSCOPAL Au Saints (p.scspal Church, I D,Sary Ave., Intarpi,,. Christ Episcopal Chart". LIng''sod Holy (rats (Piscapef. Part Ave at HIS St Geneva Church et Otis Nasar;ne, Gems.,. Cesmvnify ConS.', Lake Mary Clsvrch.'f the Nazarene, use Mary Blvd Lake Mary Longurped Church ci the Nalar,..., Wyman £ Jests-p Ave. LUTHERAN AScii..., LuHv-yvit, Ch-irh. Ovir'i'ooe Or . CasI,lbt-.rp 0404 Sterpherj Unit,d Lutheran )Io4 S Orlando Dr Lutheran Church •f Prftid.gee, Oe*ttaa PRCSBYT(l4lAH L$figwasd Lake Mar1 United Preshfpriaij Chv,thu Lu'fs4ranC5.urr11o4iveRed,,m,,,,,J', aniPtc. Ciden Days (ipfWfry St LeOft Lvt, 145 Z1.'t%. RI 43$ Staeca Dr. & Hwy lJe, riv a p'1T'ti; - - -:i w" • SanIgri OTlsa CHURCHES Allrn A M C CIS,i,tPi Oliet 1 All Faith Chapel, Camp Seminole, Wekiva Pa, leardall Ave-nor Holiness Chapel, BuardalI Aye Nd CPuulvela Cinmvriitp ChwrIh CI4CN of Jesus Christ., Cat'., Day Saints, 3)11 Park Ae Easter.. OrthniNI Church, St Johns CNcyspet Chapel. Hwy I? 51 F,,.. Eastern Oeffidoy Church SI. George .0 thu 0 CA, III SOuth St., Pn Par FirstChurchetC%,.t,ki...listhn, Indit Lake Monroe Chapel. Orange Ilvd, Lake M*oe Kingdom HelloS Jthov,'ss Wuti* Lake Maitre, Unit, lIe) W 3rd st - Firs? Born Church Sf ftii L ivir'g God M.døay P$r.t,c.tal Ooen Oble Tabernacle. Iid5enood Avi - (OIl 11th op. poole Semuole Hi5tt 5chll Pint Pan?ecntal Church ss Longewi F.ri$ Pitt$ecpetal Church 54 Sanford Pull GlipOl TaDe,,sais., 1734 CevMty Club Mt Wiv.' HIiiises Church, Oaa Hill Rd. Osteen Sanford Alliaisao Churib, Ill S Pars Aye SJttordCongiegaliw,aIatJ,he,,h.51,,55 1044W 4th If Th4 Salyilion Army, 700 * 341% t Reliiisg Hillt Maravias Churiti. AtamoHe Springs Fit $1 P'*ibytirian Chinch. Oak Ave & 3rd 5 First Presbyforlan Church .0 O.IFacy, I. $ighiiuti Csortnant Prfsbytcrtar Church, 3771 5. Orlando fly St Aaidrews 'resbyt,r,rt Church. 051) hour Lake Nd Nt*tm.t Wara,4ss Church, 77 Ttncaue$lla Rd. WiNos Springs 'Intel Church it CIWit. Alt$m5a5 CsMmgnjtp ChApel. Ail Spgt HOlt 5t Mlqkt Presbyterian Church, 1131 Palm SprIngS Rd. £lIamonf SOgS. TOte Full Gospel Church .1 OverLOrd JuW, Chiiil. Washingtw, %f, Canaan City . i" .:' - - - "' -- ' --' s ,, Sanford Nazarene my Grocery Bill Bennett. Merril Rev. missionary to Japan now on furlough, sifl speak at the First Church of the Nazarene, Sanford, at 7 p.m.. Sunday. The sersice will include cartoonillustrated message about last week. I could just picture myself fighting those crowds looking for the dreaded getting started. ONE AFTERNOON Progressive i lti 1.0_i ..h i Ill Pub St.. Grant Chapel A N I Church. Oviedo Oakeve Methodiit Chwcs. Ovido Osteen Mathoatist Clsierch Paola Waslevan Msthuedust, It 14 W. at Paula SI James A.M 1 5th at Cypress l Mary's A ME Cisurchi it - It 41$, OstesA St Paul. Mithodist Church, Osteen Rd. Enterprise Slaffrl MPmafial Church, S Oehary iaitaitdo UnIted Methodist Church, Tamp First Fed, Semeran Blvd . Aulamwdo Springs NAZARENE First Church if ties Ha,aren.. 31.11 Sanford Ave. CNoIO, Upsala Cminv,tp Presbyt,qjen Chu,c, Up.ala Rd Westminster Presbyteren ClewiN. Rid lvg Rd . Casselaer,y SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest Lake Seventh Day Adyoltist Church. Hwy 430 Forest City Seventh Day Adventis? Cch. Maillaiid Ave . AltØ,ny*$• Spe.., Sanford Seventh Day Adventist Church. 7Th 1 Elm Wint.rSprings,y,nty, DayAd,e.nhuttC%urc% III MpsR Man Hill IevntPi.ga0 AdflmdIst Churt* METHODIST arnn United Memorial Church. IDlary Ave. Inferprle Sear Lakv United Mithodist Chvvch I,tte.l A M IChurch. Canaan ltgts Casseiborry Cemusunily United Msthiod.t Church. Hwy. 17.53 £ Pusey Ridge Rd. Cossathorry DeBary Community Methodist Church. W H.ghbanks Rd , Delary Firsl United MitP*4iI Church. 410 Park Avi First Methodist Church .1 Ov.de Finit ,oujtPiern M-sthod,t Church 2114 3aiford Ave Fr,, MrtP'sd,st CVticPi 140 * at.. st Geneva MelNodust Church, Geneva Orate United Mithopist Church, A,rgert Blvd (huith II CnnsI, 1112 S PatS Ave Chvrthos Christ at Lake Ellen, U 5 17 SIN Caslalberry South S.m.noL, Cburcli.t Christ, Sill Lake He'wlI Rd Cliurcti,lChr,sI,$IPa'msp,rngs Dr.,Atfainome%pgs CPiurc5. ef Christ. Geneva Church it Chris?. Lesga.od Church SI Christ, Paula Church oh Chiust. W 171% 5$ Plrtht.4 Church l (Pufist Fia H,.e. Or . Matla'sd Genius!" .. * , t' '. y . - I __ c-- Baptists Hold ____ :i I, _ .-: - 4. . . i -- y -. . . .. ,, . - ____ CHORUS NEW - HAS ROBES busy to read the paper because of my busy schedule and trying to save on my shopping, he suggested that I check the ads in Sessions of The I AGREED TO TRY THE PAPER, and he was right!! In a few days I had found some wonderful values, I knew just where to go and what the items would cost. In addition, my grocery shopping time 3 much faster. I know where the best buys are. -- t... . ____ _____ .L - - . __ many of Sanford, will attent the t\nnual - "- ., _______ Ilundredsofrninistersandlapeople from across the state, l'rogressive Missionary and l':ducationil Baptist State t'onventlon, which will t held ___ with the Mount Pleasant ______ Missionary Baptist Church, Orlando, ?siarch 23-28. l)r, James Carl Sams of Jacksonville, is the general ''L of the National president choir robes, at Tuskawilla Middle School are (from Left) harry Baptist Convention of America, new blue and gold Proudly sscaring Stocksirll Carla Ilancock, Carol Crlekenberger, Shawn LaBelie, and Becky Hayes. Chorus mrmbers Rev. ,'. F. Hargrett of Orlando, ra ised 112(0 for 53 robes and somestag'ises, by ielling,1jewrlry. Carol Crickenberger was winner In is the official host minister to sales. Sic. Alice Ann Nilsen is chorus director. tne convention. . too State Mdeting .4.. - - - MY DOORBELL RANG. It was the neighborhood the paper each day and make my selection before I set out to shop. ' 0; F', I really newspaper carrier. He invited me to become a regular subscriber. When I told him I was - specials. I THINK MY NEWSPAPER CARRIER ISA GENIUS. You can be sure hi never be "to busy" to read the paper Call Now 3222611 For Home Delivery again." Evening Herald -'. �60-4 -. ': - - : ' "- : ':- - oA !Eer F'. F _____ 4-" "- - i76 ;. i.:: _________________________ - — Leai notice I _____ NOTICE Of INTENT TO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TELEVISION LISTINGS AND C CD STAR TREK Friday 730 2 C E I. E B R i I Y SWEEPSTAKES 4 NAME THAT TtjNE Evening 6 6 00 4 6 U MATS 2 ITS ARBOR DAY. CHARLIE BROWN. kK.-natod 9 NEWS pociaI featuring Charles Schtiz's 'Peanuts" pang. In (l) ANTIQUES (P MY FAVORITE MARTIAN 630 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS this one, the pang joins a tree antng protect to explain the S9fldICaflcX) of Attxx Day 10 Iifllo Sty, 0 COLME OF OUR TIMES 9 ABC NEWS €1) WHAT'S COOKING? (P fIN TN TIN N C ANP.44.LS 12 HEE HAW: Travts, Brush Arbor, €1) THE WAY IT WAS' 1955 s' IA' fl-s ,r....n At 2' - %-'Ii1J U courTrn' MUSC SFECIAL' Featurtd wiiie 'ietson Waylon Jennings. Stevenson, Chris Kristof- QAPALCI, ViAT1i4CA1flt?j GAINMAT&IVIRYA 9' DONNY AND MARIE OSMONO SHOW fl) WASHINGTON WEEK IN 1 REViEW (P MOVIE: "The Gay Ss Lam 'I _________________ 4 VE1 r'S Si -gc Diifl. 1942. Stc.'yota mitys black 830 .12' THE PRACTICE: 7fl9 fl' Thomas as an ra,t,ie '(our; 'DI. it 2 "5ClItJC)flf3f' 4 MORE TRAVELS ____ WITH FLIP. "On the special with Flip Wilson and guests Roy Rogers. ____ Shoemaker , Kareem Abdul- ,Iabtw and the Los Angeles ______________ 11: Regular Skating Schedule __ Ittr1r Mondays 1:00.10:00 p.m. Tuesdays Private Parties Only Wednesdays 7:30.10:30 p.m. Closed 2nd Vied. of every month Thursdays Private Parties P ________ JJ 1:1 900 Morning . guests as a real estate trexes who uses her former boyfnend to transport erleti money S100,000 on for a grandiose land scheme 9 ABC MOVIE "The 'ru-no 600 6 GROWERS ALMANAC 630 4 ACROSS THE FENCE , 6 , SUNRISE SEMESTER 655 12 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 9 DAiLY 5MRD 4'I I ' U __ 1953 Science c110fl Goto," Come Stevens. Dean Jones 965 Honor fm about a hôttdod hcuse. an heiress, a reporter and a mad 10.00 2 12 POUCE STORY: Ron 9 HONG KONG PHOOEY €1) SES'.ME STREET (A) MOVIE: -Two On A 6 Le'b'nan stars a 8 30 t'.rt ofir £ TO thO '..ICO squad . SKATE CITY On The Dog Track Rd. Off U......IV W9 r -n..i. ,rtj irit 6. €1) BENITO MUSSOLINI, MY HUSBAND: Rachoio Mussolvii na,yaes the facts and behind the scenes event$ in the life of her husband, (Ii 700 CLUB 1030 ' FREE STYLE SKIING THENEWADVEP4TURES Stowe, ~1 OF GILLIGAN 1000 2 12 LANDOF THELOST 4 6' SHAZAM 9' SUPER FRIENDS 1100 2 4 6' "9 12. NEWS U LAUREL AND HARDY' Silent cumody film dassics from Great Britain, featuring SESAME STREET (A) 1030 2 RUN, JOE. RUN (1 FLORIDA REPORT 12 GARNER TED ' ARMSTRONG (1) SPANISH MOVIE 1100 2 RETURN TO THE PLANET OF THE APES FAR OUT SPACE NUTS U LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS 9 SPEED BUGGY Stan Laur el and (nq 1130 2 12 TONIGHT LATE SHOW: Forth Frank Sinatra, Tony CUllS (B&W) 1958. Talerrxes war action and racial p01, lomS.asahee6.shC,lromances a bemMti gill with queson- - - -. .- '' ' e ant000dents- 11:30 C CBS MOV1E:"LivoALittle, !j" MSPMNO L0 $ Presley.2 4 0. GHOST BUSTERS Michele Carey. Carefree 9 000 BAU.. CO(.QLE bachelor photographer is 1200 caught in a senes 01 amusing 2' 1 NCM PLAYOFFS: a,es 1968 (A) BASKETBALL TRIPLEU MARVHARTMAN.MA.RY , _____ ' M ". ft _ ____ TNT DEATH RACE 2000, Adults $1.50, Teens 12.14 $1. Kiddies lic T ueS & TPturs Eco. Night Adults $1. Kids 50i SAT 5. SUN Forced to FIp,t HA.RTMAN 9 THE ROOKIES (A) €0 BLACK ORPHEUS: HEADER: Regional final Playoffs. SpeCIfIC teams to announced, the Pheus Etsldycoo legend 4 '1: VALLEY OF 1'1'4E DINOSAURS U WHAT'S COOKING 9 LOSISALCER .larcol Cwnus uflveil$ - IC modern terms agains a 'T 'e ., rLeve FCONO HOUR sc. .• $1 STUDENTS 1.00 CHILDRE?'f 7Sc FRI. SAT.-SUN. I'iiI I4 _____ ___ ____ •':j ,t• _________ : 'kro Briftsh, 1959. Adventure ___________ _____ ____ _______ ___________ I N 4 .6 THE COS8Y KIDS 9 A)fFICANBANDSTAJI4D €D HUMAN RELATIONS AND SCHOOL DISCIPLINE (P CESA,R'S WORLD 1235 9: MOVIE: "FIarne Over In. dia" Lesen Bacafl. Kenn€th )'302:30 nll,W.4 •' 1230 FAT ALBERT AND 1200 U IJLIAS. YOGA AND YOU m 0 s featured 5:30-6:30 . ADULTS 2.00 backó'op01PAdIGrasinRio M "M CKIOS 4 IS time to re,ioeal Nis YOU may have agAinst the estate of vacancies in office, for serVIL" withOut compensation, for reim Leopold Paul Cohen, deceased. Each claim must beln writing and bursementof expenses, for bonding, TJS 4(10 '61 CBS SPORTS SPECTACULAR: Independent Players Ascia1ion Tennis Chisnsonship Totu-namont, a rcporl on the South African 430 SOMAN f_I) — . ... .-.. ..-.-.--- . ioo ti.eaboutaeoldiedassignodto rescue a Hindu ince and his Atwwn ivrwsss when mehellion breaks Out 100 2 12 THE MIDNIGHT 4 Sou,.. TRAIN '6 CBS CHILDREN S RIM FESTfl/fr.j' "The Q eel" 1971 ftmIrornCzothooJomj about a young boy who cr9151 I SEEK & FIN .. ..... 5 9 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS ED BLACK JOURNAL (P NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD 530 ED POP GOES THE COON- 11:30 , (P ANIMAL WORLD 700 SHOW SCIENCE FIC TION THE. 730 2 LAST OF *THE WILD (P FELONY SOtAD 800 13 A 45. IA IJIsJII'.eI. SHIRLEY MILLETT 8349312 CasselberryWinter Springs Sanford Altamonte Springs . 1IV Paramadimans,firm an unusual can from a actiptor (Sharon Gloss) who i'tavtng cased her model In qtack hordening aster, 'sunaofetoget him out. (A) 6' THE JEFFERSONS: '4 A quiet Sunday morni ng exPIOdOS into a Wild when Louise and the plot to take Georges mindoh P work 9 ALMOST ANYTHING GS (P MOVIE: 'rn'ie Plain' Gregory Puck, Bernard lee 1955 British SetinWMl in Burma Story ofnou'oficpdoc whose plane crashes. forcing him to fight Na way to and now sensoOfvtues. 8-30 4 -6 DCC: A sick buw J' the Bogorts. and is suprtsodby Onc.whowndstptreatinghun Rome RUTH TUECH 8349212 Lira Naples Tomorrow: ,Altamonte Springs Longwood East Thèyear ITALIAN REPUBLIC Catholicism Brenner Pass Ac1ratic So'i Garibaldi Hodge Podge 11UN 11 a futur e you'D prh.xbIy live to er SHIPLEY MILLETT *I 4 TAT( vC?r #I c it --F - Forest City Ph. 3734080 SANFORD'S PLACE TO GO - klr*j tall of swviif 5743167 Dt I tona 4' WHY? 2.15 9' DAILY WORD ...,-----------. . NOT I CE DER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN UN Notice is here?), given that the undersigned, pursu&nt to the 'FIctitkjuj Name Statute," Chapter $45 09. Florida Statutes will register with the Clerk oftrtoCircuit Court, 7fl and for Seminole County, Florida upon receipt o proof of the Publication of this noti'e, to -tt' P. LIGHTING SERVICI 5. SON Under which we are engaged In business at 1000 Mingo Trail. Whirs. No. 1, In the City of Longwood; Florida. That the parties interested lit said bu siness en terprise are as follows: Kenneth Plate, pa rtners George H. Pldte Publish March 5, 12, It, 76, 1976 ' UNITED STATES ' , wife, and to enforce a lien upon real property situate In this District and described as follows: The South I?' of the North 10114' of the East. 210' of Car engaged in busines s at 775 N 17 vs 66509 Florida Statutes 1957 I.) 1 Thursday in a Jackson C Greene Charlotte M. Greene Publish : Feb 77. March S. 17, 19, 1976 DEWIS? Dorothy A Van Dyne SI Skyhill Road, No 701 THIRD SECTION, according to the nas been filed against you and you are requir ed to serve a copy of youi FICTITIOUS NAME Pictice htreby given that we are written defenses, If any to it on VAN engaged in businfli at Rt. 3 Box DEN BERG. GAY 5. BURKE, PA, 7731, Oviedo 3276$, Seminole County, attor neys f or the plaintiff, at Post Florida unoer the fictitious name oi Office Box 793, Or.ando, Florida — -, J. AND R. CONS T RUCTION, L cordinc, with the provisions of t e Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit; Se ction 163.09 Florida Statutes 1937. 5: Rodney C- Green James M. Gr een Publish. March 5. 17, 19, 76. 1976 DEX.21 E — , Great Listen 'n Dancin Monday Thru Saturday No Cover. No Minimum v U 11-1 Al _i, - - /' -' t . , 'l ..': . . " - - - ' ' ' . . - . . - . - ' - - ". _"r_V_0 ..,; , . ' .1 -_ 0,171 ti* ________ I MWIN t7" 01" 4. - - Seminole's Meg Newman useslorehand in S-6 'iain user Cathy O'Rourkc (herald Photo by SW Vincent Jr. Iti The A ssociated Press eres LI an attempt to make up for some Lynn, Canton Fisk and Rick IS ,.,.I': 1. .'f tI'lI'. L' - " (All- f)O-- lake Brantley squiaked past :- " "' ed III the lingering labar hassle, there wer e a number of na ouereo long term pacts Miller stopped pitching didn't take long for the John (,aherm stopped catcnh. Instead most of the 24 maJorrecalcitrants, led by veteran California Angels to settle their Ieague baseball tearns opened pitcher l.ujs Tiant of the Boston third-base situation. Manager T riu mp h I j ers rant Top " i?',nr Evans Netters D0uhIM PCriYWJ?&0n (04; o ,t(Cook Thnrpe. $7. Moreland Evans, 4-3, Thursday to capture 15 points Ovhi-;Do — Little League , a high school tennis conbaseball returns to Oviedo In Class AA action, Senior petition. Saturday, kick ed off byMelanie the Beiser scored 16 points Fernandez (c) d Zellers. annual parade and an array of to lead Clearwater Central d. Stigatl. I 3. ' ' GIRLS SINGLES a 2. Reagan (S) ØWrht Newman (S) d. O'Rourke 8 6. Turner (S) 0. McElrey 82: Clauje S) d. Clark 67 L ou'*sma McKee DOUBLES8 6. Wooibright Mc E Ire IL Pt) N -Arnan Turner 56 3, 5hankl.n (LB) Aciodsnin (LB) a Van 4 ,- nji's games ranging froin tee ball to Catholic over Fort Lauderdale s a Wallace Iiarns BoQuist. 8 4. t F Sem nole Community crushed Santa Fe nursday, 70, in tennis, i (S) 0 Do Van Vingerien, 1 2 Lake Brantley edged Orlando sophomore Angela Hannah with Cox d. Burdió 1.60, Thompson c. Robinson 6 0, 6 0; Roberts d Brown 63. 60; Flagg d. Lawson d Caugh*n6 ?'c L Burdi Robinson 66 . 80 Roberts Thompson d Brown L i4yieson 6 3. o 1 until in camp 12 or 13 days. so actually they're about two weeks ahead" However, liant remained at his Massachusetts home and said he wouldn't head south until the Red Sax extend his con- Boys Draft Completed The Sanford Junior League tract. 77* dub's ace hurler, Ms completed its first player BranI t - Hovve!I ,-' . 5-2 _:. rw*j i i '. .' '.'...' . ' .', . ''. ' . Seminol , - - - re , , .- Def eated 11eJj Send a Mouse tO College -1 in the first-Iming, Seminole pecked away and _11i1~~1110:, __ ' . 1*: ' ,'LI f' a , _____ 'I ; . - . . - _41iitIDVlIJiSI ii I ' - .7 "" - - - IF . • - 's 1' irst place finishers for the Seminoles included Kevin Smith in the 200-)u. freesty rees1) le, the SO-yd. freestyle Tom Lake in and 100-'d. breast stroke and Vicky Lambert in the girls freestyle. 'rh' . 41 . - -- KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS — Jdf Ctiv~n Cl,irsnce Srr) o. Durell Seminole swimmers had a djfficjt time Thursday as they dropped a dua l meet decision to Orlando Oak Ridge in both boys and girls competition The boys while the girls los t, bowed. 112-57 . - '."" . wi.a'."i" ' . " ' . . .' ' '"'" - -ii , ' . . ".'. 11 - " " ' ft ' , .- plosion. But in the bottom of the frame a Seabreeze player threw a bat and was ejected autoniaticalls under the prosision of a high school rule which is new this sear. This left Seabreeze ssmthout rune pia)ers who could be fielded and they were forced to forfeit, Seminole will follow tonight's COflCS, %Si,n a iiOlflC uLI,C against Lake Brantley at 1 p.m. Saturda. Tribesmen dropped a.rio e ast time ' . Mhig wav in Seminole s distance swimmer Fred Trammel. (Herald Photo by loin Vincent) A foursome of Smith. Lake, KIWANIS Tommy Br,n.",1 Hardy, Jimmy Hedr, Muth, Kenneth Perkins onl — 4i11r William MOOSE — Lance Abney It iv ItcUamy, Richaid Lee Bradley, J VFW — Jimmy Amos Johnny Bryan Hillsman Keith ilard t CPt Roil ROTARY — Sammy Grit." Rodnr1 Hudson, Tim Johnsen Ted Long, Wayne Pace, Jhii 'htC and Leroy Williams, ELKS — Michael Cash, Bit' Cor.ivI. Danny K.nard. Patnic L,irr', S Dan Lambert and Ken Smith ,, placed first in the boys 400-yd. freestyle relay event. The Seminoles' next dual plunge will be against Lake Howell in Eastbrook Pool Tuesday at 4 p.m. BOYS Court will proceed to the hearing and Adjudication of this suit as if , , . . ,,pJ r r. n r GIVE TO YOUR American Cancer Society Jight cancer with a checkup and a Check Racing resurries Saturday night at Volusia County Speedway. me half mile oval has been closed for the winter and promoter Bennie Corbin has groomed it back into shape. The South's fastest dirt track is unique in that spectators can sit n their cars around the first and second turns, ORLANDO World-rated junior middleweight contender Irish Gene Wells comes home Ater three bouts on the road when he. takes on r-igged decision to Rossman. Unokard (24-12) Is no easy test for the returning Wells. The stocky invader holds win.s over Frank (Smokey) Young anti The Seminole Community College baseball team is ting for the .500 mark this weekend and the Raiders have at least one thing in their favor all three scheduled games There are also 4,000 bleacher seats wIth rest rcximus and concession stands on both ends. Gates open at 6p.m. with time iiy Ilookard. of Spar. Jose Gabino, and lost a Mround will be played at home. triAr. starting at 7. ne first heat wifl start promptly at 8:30. •,ir,1ir,iy,, Porter 1021 lOW), 100 FLY Williams lOP) I 10 1 100 1-REF 110 7 500 FPE Porter (OR) S ia 1. 100 BACK - MCov (OR) Lambert 177$, 100 BREAST FREE Relay 06k Pilcie I 751 the weekend against Kankakee Community College of Kankakee, Ill., Sunday at 1 p.m. And by Monday Coach Jack Pantell:ls' charges aim II) h:ts'e' ;ln t-t rel1'rd r Li. 'T -- .'' 544iiU4 •' • '• ' - ' '' " ' -- "r" ' b, help? t-or . Research scientists in university laboratories throughout the country need thousand of mice to help save iives from cancer. If • ,.aI s .ii vr'' 61. s III I Iry Ix ,.VuIIJ 'Ilu I 'IVU 19J1 VIIIL'U I151Ui .., UI V I) 0 LIIl. an 0-s) ut'icat 10 Valencia Community College in limited sportsman and late model class will include a number of Orlando Tuesday, the Seminole area racers. Chris Dellarco looks like the only late model racer diamond warriors' season thus WL't7?s US bU.Sv.4 •th.'5. .ey is ;imn,' a new body on his Ford. record dipped to 5-6. But they Harold Sargent has not announced plans to be there. Billy Price has his new Chevelle ready for the limited sportv,ibl try to hit the com!Ieback trail today at p.m., hosting sman class. Harold Johnson, Ed Meridith, Sourty Crebha, and Put Florida Junior College of Smith hoW to have Chevelles in the field. Johnny Carver %Ul be (IOiP4 battle with the group with his Ford. Jacksonville. ne bte models will run twn 104ap heaLs and a 30-1ap feature. FJC and the Raiders will rn 20-1ap sta ge a rematch m at 1 pin. ThelimltedsportsanwittavetwoeightLapheatswitha , r.. mR I 'SI 7. I - (' 't'tu.cifni,' n- ht nI (IeCkkifl to world ehamnion • -'--"-j 500 FREE ' Ore (OR) Elisha Obed. Wells was stopped Orlando Sports Stadium. Snedeke' tORI 6 037. 100 FREE The Wells-Rookard main by Obed in five rounds. Dye (OR) I OlS; too BACK event will be supported byWells is training each atL ake (5) 1 05'). 400 BREAST Ifl Sanford iEL RELAY another 10-rounder featuring tcrn at 4 p.m. with Southern 'osrt. Lake. Ken 5m.'h, Kevin mtnl Orlando's Junior middleweight junior riiiiewieght champion I SI I Joey' Vincent. GIRLS Edgar (Mad Dog Ross, who Is Wells 144-7-3) stopped Eddie boxing Juan Hernandez in Oak 200 MEDLEY RELAY Ridge (McCoy, SPi.ittaUer. Porter, Davis in eight rounds here Jan Tuscaloosa, Alabama, on 700 F R E E I;ushne:l) 2 20 7 then boxed Vicente Mefta March 26. Also sparring with ' 2 70, W't)iam% (OR) 7101, 700 IM twice in Alburquerque, N.M., Wells Is Melbourne lightweight vu Will Wells Returns Home Raiders ' Volusia Speedway Reopens Saturday I uesaay IVITCfl ' L.JLJ) - Dab 700 MEDLEY RELAY 'iq. (I,' (,nriS. P1i(c. flurmoi'. 5m o r . 1 I 57 0 20) 1 ML F " 7019. 700 IM fturrow (ORi 7191 Lake (5) 715. DIVING FREE Lewis Jolts appear or plead to the complaint herei n by the 10th day of Map, 19)6, rJ in uefau,t thereof Inc Florida, but . . Oviedo I . trustees, or other claimants by through, under or against Johnnie in Inc StaVe or ' ' D , * residence and whcreabiut; are ,,nlirt,..a,vi II .. . ADr'*rDcr ,,,S, n,.I_'s -- .s.e Johnnie Lewis 'Jones and all heirs, only to the extent provided Igr by Section lóSiS, Title 'i'S, U.iite State's Code; It is further ORDERED that notice Of this orler be pualithed by (Pie United States Marshal in a newspaper of general circulation in Seminole Co-imly. Florida, once a we-I.. for six (6) consecutive weeks. :ommencing on March 17th. 1576 DONE AND ORDER ED at Orlando. Florida. this 2nd day of March. 1776 George C. Yceang CHIEF JUDGE 'utitish: March 174 IC, 26, April 7,9, 6. 1776 DFX8I f. ' - not voluntarily appeared herein, sand that personal Service upon them is not practical because their creditors. -- '% ': DEW 147 are not inhabitants of nor found within the State of Florida and have lienors, - . ' r'-" claimants by, through, under Or against JOHNNIE LEWIS JONES, grantees. , ' ' - assignees, legatees, : ' r Publish: Feb 77, March 5, 17. 19. 1976 l— i - — Clerk of the Circuit Court By Mary N Darden Deputy Clerk L"—] : I tt Copeland (LB) d. Taylor, e 3; senior, major and minor Pine (jest. Cre:lLB) a Lest, leagues. Central held a 21-14 half .time Doubles. Fernandez LeiSt (E) d The first ball will , Zc'llens lead, The girls team now posts Turk, $&SiiQalI Boquist out by league presi dent an 18 2 record and Will meet the Brenda Reichle. The parade wi nner of Friday's Class Alt begtns at 9a.m. game between Keystone Lyman Awards Heights and Pensacola Catholie. ny S e er em 0,. Lyman Spiits Pine ('rest's high.scorer was Ceremo Kim Braun With nine points. IA)NG WOOD Awards will In (lass A action, Lacy be made for basketball, Double Dual Douglas scered eight points to ssrestling and soccer Saturday . 37802. and file the original with thi Clerkof the above Styled Court on or before March 3161, 1974, otherwise, judgment may bi entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint WI ix t55 my nano and tne seal at sild Court on the 25th day of February, 1974. (Seal) ArtP,sjr H Beckwith, Jr. - ' ' . . . - , ' -_ IS that w intend to register said njnte w?h thf Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In ac ' i ' COLONNADES Plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 16. Page 55, PubliC Records of !ernInol County, Flor ida. . I 4& - who won 18 games during the draft for the upcoming season regular season, one in the play- — and it didn't take a lot of offs and two more in the World time. %A./ ' Nine D f ds aiim Series, has "me season remainWith only 40 players available j • , ing on a two-year, $100,000-a- for distribution among six T'41 AA 1 Q upenus ..'viedo year pact. Title ivs0 teams, it was a lot different " Wise;wd Bill 1iii have signe scene than the 1on, tedious i y '' ()\ 1E.1)O.-- Lake Howell TOKYO I APi Komelu for three years, Carl Yaw- hours of, say, the National four-run outburst jiina,Japan $ World Boxing in the fifth zemski is believed working on a Football League draft. inning carried the Hawks to S elation Net Loss an three-year contract and Fred Some teams ended up far 8-7 erne-frorn-behind victory champion, will make his first short of their legal compliment .. 'iIC( ) Lake Flrantle) s girls fill to ow UT 'I) in high title defensil-May of competitors, but it Is felt that L)Tman golfers divided ,I high lead Tallahassee hlacClay over night at Lyrnan High. honoring the Winter Park girls Thursday school baseball. Billy Merchant gue! Castellani in Tokyo, it was a ,econd draft before the season St. Petersburg Shorecrest. school double dual meet announced Wednesday. the school's athletes who ex- In high school tennis by a cracked a pair of hits for the eiii I flOi S sta rts will fill these rosters out. Lions in a losing cause. tacCla)' took a 14.10 lead into celled in their respective margin of 5-2. jima, who regained the title Thursday, knocking off West The Sanford Junior League from South Korea's uuili Jac Do Orange 155-158 and being tile tilelocker-room at the half and SPO A _,, Singles Smith (WP) d Suttivan still has coaching posts open I LIe 013 210 6-7 6 2 /' La Oviedo flu A dinner will precede the 7:30 1. on Feb 17 and Castellant the nudged by Winter Park I6l-1f emerged to face a Shorecrest Cooper (WP) 0 C Sullivan IS. Lake Hosell 040 010 i-I $ 4 and the Sanford Recreation 'Lit) I' ! I rally. Shorecrest drew to within awards ceremonies in the 1 nlloway (LB) 0. Mueller, S A. "er in the nintS iSO. I Ci,ICflb . t.;,.. WINTER PARK; Paurn ;': _:; ii. r'r' it, Bentley 11, MeaJ 10 ,Ili5 I. 1 Ward, e('ssngr-r Ii:. "out the arise dUltOflU1ls, sinning at o:Ju in Orsier is 0 1ioO0. SO. two r junior mlckllewet&mt tiivtsion interest ed in taking over a Mrch (WPI a Becker 82 and Stumpt, Tanner, Meadows (3) baseball team goes under the LYMAN A ii-inley is. Inga iii. faltered when Allison Steinbach the cafeter a. und bout at wu1 meet in a Doubles Holloway Hotigow 4LB) and . Hilters Lake Hovvell lights tonight in an effort to junior leigue squad to contact Cn 40. 0.1ev At . mltisetiadesperation shot at the dinner are available at the door Tok'o s Nihon Unmserst Audi b4ck DrArniOoti,i. 57; Redden 1; improve i Adriano 7 1 Seminara WEST ORANGE: Fisher 0 ts current 6-2 won-lost the recreation office Emo. .. .',r for $1.50 liuzjt'r, torium. !vier. The Seminoles will visit mediately. ,, for a 7:30 ski hn rmis a, Times and locations of Conrad Park. practice sessions will be ane The Tribe notched their Latest nounced later. , ,. victor Wednesday, iii) 8.5 The following players were conquest of Da'.tona Beach drafted and should be contacted , T 1 a, opieti, "abeeeze in an abb res1ated soon by the mana ger of th 1 I UI I e four-inning game After falling appropriate team: property THE - T ant A bsen t . Alexandria, Virginia 77311 YOU ARE HEREBY notified that complaint to foreclose a mortgage Lot It, high school golf struggle. encumbering the following real S. _______ " Dick Williams sWd Dave Chalk Seminole clipped camps and equiptnent, lied Sox. Iike ho 'well twice Thursday in their t In Ow.,, AAA :wtion, ~eriiiir ,111tirsdav in a Ill!"11 SCM01 golf Iligh school Lennis Inects held at runks Thursd'iy an;i rolled out Some 25 members of the isould continue to play the posiAmerican League cNimpions tion with newly acquired Bill es a o UozStubbinsscored 2cints as meet at Rolling Hills Country different locations. The boys the baLs, balls, glovh ticipated in a brisk 2hour Melton "working out a bit at Hallandale defeated Pensacola Club. necessary ernalia as workout arx] Manager Darrell third, a bit at Urst and a lot in I'ine Forest. She broke the g O.i,Cl tr1unlni, McCook won No, I singles by a sprin LAKE TY It Johnson was so delighted '.ith the batting cage" game open with her outside But while the playersunlim. score of 8-2. The girls breezed, Gri,wif. 17, pic,41 40 iiv.f.,11 42 Oak the proceedings it was 3tmost The first exhibi tion games shooting, hitting on lIoil3 from RWI 1S I 3. C,,steliucc, ii. 6-1, with Karen Louwsrna herd as though the camps had never apparently will be played next the floor. leading a sweep of (he five been locked. Tuesday when the Pittsburgh Hallandale is now 26-1 and singles matchei. "Rick Wise, Jim Burton and PiratesmeettheChicagowhite SCC Net! moves Into the AAA finals , BOYS B r, le Reggie cleveland each pitched Sox and the New York Yankees j 1 y against winner of Friday's ' '' if'. .., (5) 0 Perry, 5?. 15 minutes of ba tting practice,' fact' the Texas 1taners. game be tween Leesburg and iLili 0 W.ône)iri, — Johnson enthused. "Ordinarils rpt' Rockledge. Pensacola Pine 0 DeVon Dryienen, 8 . the) wouldn't be able to do that '-if"Y IS) d WAIIAM 14, White Forest, now 15-8. was led by ' Orla ndo bishop Moore out. stroked Trinity Prep, 167-181, and 0 ., _ I-2.1,I Orlando Oak Ridge, , Sets Opener Team Dumped lirnor, creditors, trustees, or Other devisees, 38-28 Class A game. In the AAAA game, JacksonVille Beach Fletcher had three Trinity Golf JOHN E VAN DYNE, et ux et at, Defendants NOTICE OF SUIT TO JOHN E VAN DYNE p04 -7* il! N e I' L Ii k Judv 11(mell, with 10 points IL. Court that the defendant(s), Johnnie Lewis Jones and all heirs, 3evisees, grantees, ci CIVIL NO. 76 244- CA 19.B PROVIDENT SAVINGS BANK, , - '"' each. and Tallahaswe MacClay lxnt S, Petersburg Shorecrest In a Doubles, CallanNev,Ile (L) d Catalano Par (IV (CI $1. Johnson Lnsch (CI 0 L ow Fad" tLI 5) Plaintiff. • ' -______ Notice is hereby given that we are :. Singles Callan (L) d Le'may (CI Johnson (CI d Fader I 0. Lotch 0 Rollins ., , , In other seiiii-tiruiI action and 'Tatiipa hilhisborough. Thwsday night, Ilallandale deFort Lauderdale, now 25-2, feated Pensacola Pine Forest was led by Sandra Carter and Sanford, Florida 32771 SW '. of NE 1 4 of Section IS, Township 21 South, Range 31 East. Subiect to 15 foot easement of West side of ROad. and It appearing to the legatees, lI ne Orlando Colonial girls 47-26 in a Class AAA gaine. Attorneys for the Do6s rilown Development 17 points to lead tennis squad downed the Clearwater Central Catholic girls, 4-1, lliurs(kiy in a (WA-nNI Fort 1.judcr(kile Pirie Crest 39-31 in a Class AA came, high school nt legatees, grantees, assignees. lienors, creditors, trustees, or other against JOHNNIE LEWIS JONES. t u' D,'feod,ints ORDER FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION -On moticn and affidavit of plaintiff in the above entitled cause by Kendell W Wherry its Assistant United States Attorney, in an action against the defendantis), Johnnie Lewis Jonei and Martha Lee Jones, his 11W second half with four fouls. B" I II Tennis Bow T sallfictatious name with the Clerk ot Pot ation the Circuit Court of Seminole Florida of County. Florida, as provided by Publish March 19, 1976 84509. Florida Statutes S Jotin M. Hill IN THE CIRCUITCOURTOFTHF S Josephine Hill PubliSh' Feb 77, March 5. 17. 19 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 1976 COUNTY, FLORIDA, OEW.1S6 DISTRICT UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Plantlff, vs JOHNNIE LFWIS JONES and all heirs, devisees. Coach Al Mc'Gutre after baskets 62-26 victors' over Fort Lauder- Christy Stevens with 14. dale and into the Class AAAA Fletcher is now 23-1 and will finals of the girls prep basketmeet the winner of Friday's Post Office Box 1330 said business and Intend to register 14 COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION — Case No. 75.1 l3.Orl.Civ.Y — and center Kent tkinson added -; McINTOSH Flagship Bank of Sanford Suite 22 PLIANCES." That each of the un derslgried have a fifty (SO) percent Interest as tenants by th, entirety In Keasler had 17 points, foll(jwed L vm n G iris STENSTROM. DAVIS & gIven i__ t £4 - Wiltiam L. Cotbert, of that the un Notice 5 dcrsgned are engaged in business Ifl Seminole County, Florida, under the AP. fictitious name 0 'J G`rls CageTourney Con l d "Marquette never lo,k' Kensler scored date NOTICE Btith Lee, Jerome Wh1tehCl(I and Ba I Ills (mall) turned back 'ubboni western MlChI,ifl .~ L7~ ~1Z-~Z, .1- .. - , freeholders election; providing for its liberal construction ani severability; providing n effectis' OEX27 process "TheMemory Makers" HILDA RICHMOND PubliSh: March 12, 19, 1976 DEX w. through, under or against Johnnie Lewis Jones had been serv*d with JAS40111D Altajiioctte Springs 19 Telephone; 3Ol416PO7 Casselberry. Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name ni DUN RITE TRANSMISSION & MUFFLER SERVICE and that intendtoregistersaidn,mewiththc Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Flor ida in accord ance with the prOviiis of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To-Wit. Section 145 t, ' ._ : . 1 ,,-4 n ' 'vu.xc'. 84 9. 11.1 "4 130 4 LATE NEWS ----. ..g ranite s, ssigneei, 1ienors, creditors, truStees, cc other claimants by Sheraton Inn 2O24.. 2' DAILY DEVOTIONAL assign, Milan Po Valley Mussolini Mercury . . ' claimants by. through, under or nstructions: Hidden words below appear forward, backwara, up, aown or alagonajly. f-Ind each and box it In. Tiber . Im mm, - for bidding participation on behalf of Schutter .I 11! _nr_ - the board by personnel financially Interested In the matter involved . - , ((vt'flue cerfific.str. pr g'Scribn scope of this act; providi ng for . Lowe, Daniels 5. FICTITIOUS NAME Legal Notice ______________________________ A GD C AEA E E Y OMNBP L EL A P E RB LI L H R 00MB &A RRLRBPB I INTTRREB liv BEOE lATH IMA IAROLSSO SMRMNSIREBCJCSSUMUp MI LAESC hA I RDAN I DMR ckcc jo)( 2 12 SATURDAY NIGHT: carvlia, Bergen is the ht. with guest Esther PheIipS too 2 FLORIDA'S WATCHING FNLII..4U. 6 HEE HAW 9 LAWRENCE WELK ED Philip M. Sctiutzer Attorney 1~ # • collector for services rendered to the board; requiring miintenance Of recorcn, budge'? and fiscal control. Leopold Paul Cohen Deceased singer. (R) DA RA B N NS RNL SD iA4\iii (5elCoN.. Aoth?.fl Matt Chevalier. 1960. Ctine film about a princess momanc by an 11:45 2 NBC NEWS ABTMARLABEB\MSTLN I IA SI E C B IRA G f."4J'4. E HI '' RRILNNCULMIAS$\Q0EE Ote '6 MOVIE: "A Breath 01 Scandal.'' Sophia Lo1en, €1) 0001< BEAT (P WAYNE TYLER SHOW 633 TA! I EBASLB1\E'\ANNAAE 4 2 12 NEWS 9 MOVIE' "Sodom and Gomoaah,' Stewart Granger. P'orArigoli. 1983 ttalssn RbtfYfiing Of life in biblical ton 2 4 6 t2 NEWS U MAKING IT COUNT 9 mail one copy to each personal reimbursement Of staff. and O exercise all necessary incidental representative, ALL. CLAIMS AND DEMANDS powers; prescribing for the city to rioT so FILED WILL BE Ieiiil "ncrr nit AJ FOREVER BARRED, valorem property lax of not more than three (3) mills to finance board Dated February. 1976 providing for Marvin C. Guberman operations; As Personal Represents assessment and colkcllon thereof; subject 13 compensation to the live of the Estate of Showdown ? Im. b nn.r :laim is secured, the security shall collect rotes and chaiges, to be described. The claimant shall maintain offices, to employ and deliver Sufficient copies of the claim prescribe the duties, authority, to the clerk to enable the clerk to tenure, compensation, and expense 1:15 cities of rRS NEWS i*ln t,p nmp i" iniinCp: orovidsflg for bylaws and creditor or his agent or attorney, internal gnvernance of the board. and the amount claimed. If the prescribing its functions enci claim is not yet due, the date when it powers. including powers to acquire, will become due shall be stated. It oven, te.sSe, and dispose of proper? y. the claim is contingent or to Issue, sell, and provide Security jnhlquidated, the nature of tee un for •eenue certlfiCatei, to borrow :ertalnty shall be staled. It the on short term, to Ii.. regulate, and ...rianao. Forioa 37601 €D SOUNOSTAGE Judy Col. Ins with Leonard Cohen. 600 and for personal lability in certain must Indicate the basis icr the . 11 Evening , ........ - -- 4' 6 .9's NEWS THY E M S L ILOHTACPGPMLANR Al C I TA I RDAOYASUMEpI C D S1 1 T A L_ I A}E S R S S L R 0 B 'IL RMS IC I0L\ lOP PC VR . _004rzend... .. -' ''• . MOORE SHOW: Murray do. deep. irfliTiate seaot to Mary. 1 9, SWAT.: A disoriented wt ulurein(guesl Mark seio; taking 8t0(IISUKJO Itwounji A rflOvIO StUdIO becomes con• vincijd he is back at the front 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED ' hcxns with a powerful. scrupulous businessman (Forrest Tucker ), 4 61 MARY TYLER I I stunned N Notre Dame 80-76 i regIs 114 109 In o vertime. Only eight teams remain of l(utgers, 10-0 ls Vit, the 32 that set out .i(ter the V 9, lfl UxY Fast it iireen.sbero ( AA crown last set'k After While ndiana and Marauette N.C. Rutgers trimmed Con- Saturday's game.s the final Four The Hoosiers, unbeaten and strugglctlto victory, the lineups nec'ticut 93.79 and VMI out. '.sill head for Philadelphia ranked No. I. outfought Ala- for Saturda"s other three re- lasted DeI'aul 71.66 in over. 'iShicre the semifinals will be balna 74-69 and the Warriors, gional Finals were completed tIii'Ie held i 'iseek from Saturdi and once-bea t en andrtLnked Mon struggled 1),,i.%t Western h. tt' est .os Ign night MdrJi29 igan 62-57 in the Mideast re- Angeles, l'he Bruins beat Missouri defeated Texas Tech hut some oliervers think the glonal of the N(AA Tourna- Pepperdinc 70-61 and Arizona 86.75 and Michigan overcame title will be decided this Saturfilent Thursday night at Baton day in Baton Rouge when Rouge, La. That puts college mighty Indiana and almost-asbasketball's two top-rated clubs Illighty Marquette collide. Both in the regional fina ls Saturday. will be hoping for better show.. .s. e-..' Q The cllrv PTQ "M 6661141A ings than they iii.ide Thursday (our and the loser goes no% night. s'ihere, It sictirn of the draw. Indiana fought oil a strong Neither coach was overly Em- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, March 19, 1976-18 Alabama teatit with the help of prcssed wi th his team's Ma"s clutch bucket and two ing. Fret' throws apiece by Toni "Tough, wasn't it?," asked i\Ixinethy and Bob Wilkerson Indiana's Bobb) Knight alter down the stretch. 'The tenacious Ms club rati Its season record to Iloosier defense held the Crim 29-0 with the help of Scott Ma) 'on Tide ccornless over the final clutch basket with 2:01 3:57 of the game and limited rcmairnng, "II ho due':n't hit Iii lv'reg;irded M;IbalIi;, (lie basket nd put us ahead, c u es ('enter lAin l)uuglas to 12 we're in a very difficult posipoints. tion. May IIfllshe. with 75 Points DEMND (Ali) Iteina starters in double figures. Miss clerk of the Circuit Court of of the Sanford central city ne igh Seminole County, Florida. Probate borhood development area. the number. Division, the address of which is prescribfl9 Seminole County Courtho'jse, qualifications, term, and methods of Sanford. Florida, a written appointment and removal of statement of any claim or demand members; providing for filling . and takos a boautif4 Eas his prisoner. 930 4 1) BOB NEWHART SHOW 10 oc 4 6 . 31JRNE'TT SHOW. (A) 9 BERT DANGELO, SUPERSTAR DAnyo sets t slights on finding the myStonous head of a call girl ring aherayntriggirt whoapparont. fy tried to break away is found deal, the vctim Of torture, (P MOVIE:"Corosssoneoia Spy" Edward G. RoblI'tSOfl, George Sanders 1 _IE G Man Investigates NAZI Un- Its lht Aso(iatctI Press lruli.in.i and Marquette hast! StTUflbled into college basketball s heisysseigtit champion ship 10 (lays too early. Withnthr et monthsfrorn t he li me Downtown Development (or potation of Sanford as a body co; of the first publication of this notice you are required to file with the porate. prescribing the boundaries 2-30 12 THEPINKPAN1'HER 4' 6' SC006Y (X)O special look at the Colgate Women s tree style ctiam. p'a at thOCOfl'ipetthofl, ifldudtngVSin ir methods and toct'rniquos 857 GETT1N OVER 9 CHAMPIONSHIP 2 CHAMPIONSHIP: ABC Sports .. Fridays 7:30-11:00 p.m. Saturdays 9:30.11:30 a.m. £ 1:30-4:00 p.m. & 7:30-11:00 p.m. Sundays 1:30-2:30& 4:00.6:00 P. p.m. Outdr oo Rid Next Door t. PUSSYCATS 4 BUGS BUNNY, ROAD RUNNER 9' TOM AND JERRY AND THE GRAPE APE SHCW 900 2' 12 THE SECRET LIFE OFWALDOKITTY whoso.wito is ttvoatsnod by gangster out on bad (Hal 4I1A ,..Iur "'' 2 HOGAN S HEROES 800 2 .12 EMERGENCY PLUS FOUR 4 THE FLINTSTONES 6 PEBBLES AND BAMM 2 12: NBC NEWS UPOATE 90() 2 121 NBC MOVIE: Ch*str' John Wayne stars as the SuC*ssSti owner of a vast cattle ranch who rocks wE5TLiNG 300 C BLACK EXPERIENCE 0 BLACK JOURNAL p MOVIE: "Curse of the raceies,s Man" flcwd derson Elaine Edwards. 1958. Science fiction story. 330 C SJDfNG BOARO (1 WOMAN 9 PRO BO%tERS' TOUR us Open. GIIInd t*W'It)f'W' ¶1 GILLIGANS ISLAND an invasion from Mats (P THE G4.ER 200 7.00 ttvtt:er itbout the earth ba!ttrj for 8 QJI C WE LIVE WITH ELEPHANTS u GETT1N OVER 2 ACROSS THE FENCE 41 ARTHUR AND CO 61 US. OFARCHIE *1 SESAME STREET (RI 9 HOT DOG :12 VEGETABLE 7:30 2 VEGETABLE SOUP 6 HARLEM GDBETROT TERS Worlds." Gore Barry. Ann Rob. U'Ofl. ItflhIf' prove hunsofl to his friends through an act of bravery. (R) 1 30 THE INVADERS (P MOVIE: -Wild Bill Hsckock Rides Again. " Bruce Cabot. Constance B'wiotl. Saturday 2 FILES' Susan Strasborg Travelers - The search for a healed Ololihant, wth Actor Hans Corned narrating (R _______________________________ r w&ij STREET WEEK aso for a doatJy epidorTX sen stssornenonadosperato r.'siss.n ttwough time t Chicauu i ian Great Cnxcago flu, Sam Groom. Rictwd Basohart star. ';" wiw, wtw vno 1 1 1 ,41 1 4 , LATE NEWS 1:30 SON: When Fred and Lamont on a Cal" trip. their truck breaks down, leaving thorn fl) NOVA "The Renewable stranded in the weld. Tree. A look at the Controversy 4': 6) DR. SUESS:,No the way timber companies HORTON HEARS A WHO: manage their forests lJSiCtiI adaatk)n 930 of the inlernahonafly popular 4 MOVIE: 'War of the chiIens story about a kind- 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BEWITCHED 6' CONCENTRATION U FEEDBACK 9 OF [ wson f) 9 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES MEMBERS 7112:30P.M.- S1.25 SPECIAL €1) LOWELL THOMAS RE. A S Lakers, the San Diego Chasgers and II1USiOIWSI Mark NCAA EarIy APPLY FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL LEGISLATION PROBATE DIVISION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN File Number PR 75.111 CP NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN of Division lntntiOn to apply to the Legislature In Re: Estate of of the State of Florida at lt regular LId Paul Cohen, Deceased sess ion, 1976. for IrIe passage of a local bill, the substance of WtIIcl' NOTICE TOCREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING contemplated laws lollOw An .,t relating to Sanford. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Semnole County. r%tabt.%hng tht THE ABOVE ESTATE; I SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA HIGHLIGHTS iW i Bushnell (OPt 7 Ii?. SO FREE I! ,iii' I ', (m.r''n.J 14' , March 8 in New York's Madison Square Garden. Now ranked No. 5 by Ring Magazine, Wells drew with Medina and outpointed him in a rematch, and thin It a iui:!iJv untruv r:1it pected to appear on the Orlando card. Four pro bouts and tutu' amateur matches comprise the P .rtI, t.ii..._.. riiiiiiwing . - ., .. . The Gator national was the best ever with standing room-only bumper-to-bumper in the pits. Out local boys didn't have the best of luck as break'lowns put them out. Johnny Brown looked like a sure bet to take class or numerup in G-gas with his Corvette, Alter sitting In the tech line ioi over eight hours to have his car ('larlsI legal he 'ia the ?,5Oth car iii pectt1 ho fuullv got to make his first run. Brown said that the car was really making horsepower when a rod let go just as he went into third gear. "I felt so bad after the motor went I sold my tickets, loaded my car and went home," lie said. A check of the motor showed that every thing but he intake inanifold was destroyed, leaving him a S500 pile of Junk. Randy Harrison broke a rear end on the starting line ending tus hopes of making it into the field. wor Harrison will be making the trip to Warner Robins, Ga. next week. Racing fans will get a special treat Sunday from 3:30 til 4:30 when Channel 9 will present live ricing from Atlanta International Speedway Central florida h:isd Darrel Waltrip will it' inc of Ui, big f:i, 'rib' . �- -, '- ---.5 1._ - __l --.1,.r_.-. i .u.i,-'-"_ • - .5---., - - 2B-Evng s1i, I _________ ___J!1 - r%.. * - • I J1!OREBOARD n1 C0fl135 S.lt i,b,. c ci L,'i% Game Virgn at Sunday's Games TOURNAMENTS NCAA Dsv*in Reqional Semifinals East Re9lonal Rutgers 9) Ccnne(?icut VMI it, Dt'P.iui 66. 01 Mideast Regeonal trd,nA 71, Atab,srna 6, Mchan 57 Midwest Regii SO Notre Dame 76 '.1 ISoqjrj 64. TI'IIAS Tech West Regèonii :.rizona 114, NCvada L. i 109 07 "- rperon' 61 ' gma t tn(liarta A' S,n Antonio, after toon ,t flt- nv.'r ,tt(.r Pro Hockey -- . CLASSIFIED DEPT. COO AM. 5.30 P M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9Noon Dcxy SundQ - '.'"' 18-Help - _________ - - 'ti i3 26 623 40 77 .597 7 HOtjttøn 36 34 lii 7', N Olicant 3? 38 .457 IP) Atlanta 7t 10 412 14'' W,st,rn Conference M,dwett Division '-r )- 3-t UI -.'nsas City 27 42 3' Detroit 47 i Chicago 71 47 .309 9 Pacific Dlvliion x Golden St SO 70 .714 -Lot Angeles 35 35 .500 15 Seattle 35 35 .500 15 Phoenix 18' Porilted 30 4 479 70 Toaay'sceames Pittsburgh at 5%4ishington VAn.oijver ,t Atilsfltg5 Montreal a' California Saturday's Games Nt'w York Rangers at Boston Ch.caqo at New York Island - ',' - x Clinched division title Thur4ay'i Resutt' tic,. x.ansas l.a -- (,.iTy 107 Clcvelan 110, Philadelphia 104 Phoenix 106, Detroit 100 Golden State lID. Buffalo 109 Today's Games Kansas City at Boifon Atlanta at Chicago Cleveland t Nrw Orleans Detroit at Los Angeles Houston at PortlAnd Saturday's Games New Orleans at Buffalo Bo'ton at Philadr'phia New York at Washington Cleveland at Atlata Lot Angeles at Phoenix Milwaukee at Golden State Sundays Gam. Phitbcf('lphiA at Boston, after noon Chicigo at Kan%s City, c - -1 - - l, '.'-" - - "." ' ' - -, ... -7, - -t ,- - S ' .:-: I 't.' .'cbhl"5 "-(. •'1 ' s ,,, "$5.. , . -- WI, 3:.s .. -..,- -- W L I Pit. OF GA N Eng Cincn lncly CIeve 30J6 6 66779267 32 38 1 65 760 796 30 37 1 64 216 70 79 35 5 63 237 24 West Division Flr)uSt 4.4 21 0 5* 278 225 Phoen 35 29 6 76 160 211 Dieuo S 3) Ii 5 71 765 24) Canadian Division 49 22 2100 321 223 Ouebc 4) 25 1 54 303 214 CaI;ry 36 3) 1 76 264 741 Edm'n 74 Ii 53 717 Iornio 2041 'S 45717 io Thursday's Result San 0ego 1, Inianapolis I, ..fr , ...- \,,, %•' .r t• 808 RICi#8 ,,c -i p74. ,' :,Cti"" 'T' 'i" #.. - -,... '. - - • n '.. , .1'rI' NIGHTLY - ___________ ___________ ' Races , 8:O0 P M - thesecondoftwomatineecards charity. .--.-------- 9-Good Things to Eat __________________________________ MUPCOTTS 12 50 bUSHEL )?6733Or3flOJô ,i.i., young trotters and pacers In the sport will be driven by some of the globe's greatest reinsmen for the benefit of the Winter Park Kiwanis Club's youth charities. Post time for the first heat 1:30, with two pony to follow the lenin St,anclardbred 1vtr i7'J 01 ' PhOenix at San Dingo Sunday's Games at Cincinnati Ctcv'land. "- . " World history may be made at the track named for the man Toronto, after who brought harness horses Central Florida some s4 Phoeni at Houston O'..t:ec a' Eiimon'on to years ago Benjamin Franklin - , 7i, l MATINEES r . - Piano & Organ Lessons - - r.-irt Fry Cnoks clP ma(P1.fli- 'V,, ')$i'',i!nrt v.aiter%, vbaitr(.sses jn:i Pace. 3 yr olds, I HovK (.1 Moody); 7. 9 10, '760. 380. 7 Lake Barge (1) (t1y Hanover (0 Welchl, 3 Ricci Bold Payster (.1 Arthur); I '1 00. 500,3 Ben Murphy (6) 560; Simpson Jr ). 37) $115Ø; (316) 51.157 IQ, Farm C'ny fJ. Kamilah (Jim Simpson). SECOND Trot & Pace 7 yr FOURTH 118, 0: BeAd S'rtng II) 1040, 170, 360. 2. Real aids, 1 lola J. Lothario (E. Eadsi. Strikette 1W Rto*msn); 3 Karen 1 Flythm (II 540. 370. 3 Sruu 51w Jane (.1 Garverl.'k). 4 JAHIC fiatiy p 310. 4)5)9 Aimal'surtt (If ilCydO. S Casual 56i O; 37-Il Affair IJ flaskinl. 6 VenfiScil fE FIFTH -- 5-la. S: I Officer r,r (71 360 2 20.7 10 7 Brenne (3) Plolmt's) Trot & Pace, 7 yr olds. THIRD 10, 7 t- 3 K 's Tribe 3 II I Banana Peel ID Farrington), 7 3' 5560 1' (73) 59 9Q; 30 97 SIXTH 5-16, A: I My Della 14) Doyaluvme (J. Curtis). I Brett IIQ, 340, 750; 7. Jarwin Bud (I) Sparkler ID Drew); 1. Knight for 10 00, 580. 3 Cindy's Choice (71 Pret (P Beauiieu), S Magic Albert 6 Will O'Brien 1) 5 .1'). OIl 4 5?? (13 1(1 1 2) 1)4) 40. fE Pt-ten FIRST - ,, - - Monday SEVENTH -S'i$,$: I. Topper Go FOURTH -Pace. I .1.1's o Farrnq'on), 7 Nile Crawler (C 2 's.io. 4eo. 740. 7 Pnu Leader (6) Wed. & Sat. .5 , 't."#! ' ' -.vC ',1 P lT Bastard); S forshey '.' 8)12240. p (761 14970. 315. Sue Ii,,.,, r It. Plowman), EIGHTH B: I Mar' FIFTH - Pace, 3 yr olds; I 680. 300, 760. 7 Mineoia '61 360. 300. 3 8.-ntry Ill Ji)ll- '4,, fD Gaibra th). 2 Nickte Si. it 18 '.'.alk, r 1. 3 Sparc Ifand (C y, Q I 8 III 60, P II 6)5,34 i - I', ,, s ' -- Karp). I Very Lucky IC j-- NINTH -5-16,5: I I, C 's Lucifer GAlbrAithJ, 5 Stephan Lobell IT. 3 TRIFECTA ______________ Ii) 70. 7 40,770. 7. Blow On By $2) F inch) SIXTH - Trot, 3 yr OICS; I Joylul 0. 3 40. 3 Keen Bocsle (3) 460. Sts'ed (J Mendelson); I Gaudy ((-- - 11 TENTH - s-Ia. C: I H C Prince Bayer). 3 Almott Heaven (P - -nat1. I Meadow Currie IN. 41, 730 7 (.otd Thcx Stoner i 1 10. 2 41 0 'S 3 SEVENTH - Pace, I Tuctday S Sunny (11)00. Q *361177 00 3 73 Iiasrt stpped f1cJflt 1f(Jiflg. Th':y dd It by nut letting fear kill them, lThcy (11(1 it by going Is) the doctor II) tiilfl.', liii's' (11(1 it SS'ItII I '- '%i I 10 1 7J 2 4' 7 Prnn'o fS forlofle), 3. Wave The Flag 5(3 Ho Bill Wh'te III), 4 Shioec's Dream ID PenchO fbI 3 10 160 3 Ii 8; 3 00. 0 (4 5) 170 40: P (5 41 Fat, ''on). S Bonapart'S Filly (.1 Curran) $51 30. P ISI) $51 IC. ftP 3 6itt EIGHTH - Tnt & Pace, 78.3 yr Ii 5) 5)7 77 3) t1T o BIG PERFECTA _____________________ ________ ' 4- _______ • •• - U% ' .'. " -. L - :" -. ,:; - _______ I DIES' NIT £ _____ LI "tlII.R't '1 1 ' Ii - t 5j. N'OUOyI. an00,,le - i Simpson); I Suave Mmahurc' '.'lP'iir); S Mack Haneucr (.1 : 'iine '.'', - J ______________________ __________________________ _________ ' ,'. 6 7 Mar.haiI 14*11 ft Dayan s Medal (.1 NINTH - Trot, I Mi Ho Mn (.1 (urrL 3 : how we can otfer two and for - --, I - nrn,un t. room .1111 - ;n , Unfurnished F TU Oviedo- Dupleit. lurn Or Oriturn Ideal location ReaSOflAbtC - -. -__________ ---- ___________________________ 1 or 2 Bedrooms Aduttsonly ________________________ PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK I Bedrloni furnished apartment, Casseiberry area. Adt.'Its only. PhOne $31 7373 _________________________________ 1 Bedroom furnshnd apartment, wall to wall arpet, air con dilioned 5100 plus depoSit. Phone '39 1l 530 - 7 HR. Air, AdultS NoPett. flllPalmt.floAye. (tie advalIct's niacit.' A'rporf Rlrf 'arsford 373 13C' SAN MO P'Rt. - . 7- - to'err, trailer apt!. Adult & family park 373 1930 More tI31l1 I ,500,O(i() Americans are living proof cancer can lx, 5w' -'I. I ill. E1JiILI JLIIII ("i,,'c'r Socki'.' -' .. I - tt)lIliOfls II) 't),(' more. IiuIli()J)-, - t .5' Mary itap,wlnjr'rit d,- t., privali- inçi t)nyqfl-nI Snssli' Pr VS4Ri only Cl I" 17? 3930 I 191 - three bedroom ttJWIx.' 0(31 TENTH-Pace, .a yt-ofd%; I. Miss - -.-.... - =- .. - - -____ I 4 t,Iii:iiy room FROM 3?3941O -.. 24 His JIM WITH TERRIFIC POTENTIAL-- 2500 sq ft with fireplace, patio, kitchen -)th y,,n,l, air con ' h,ity - 'n."' 515750 MAKE OFFER s I 1 Al. I I WADES i'. City 7 I.droilm nOitr-d corn, r lot ' ' " i' Vi ' HUNT REALTY GREAT - 377 7195 323-7860 -- Priced below FHA appraisal, Immaculate 3 bedroom, eat In kil- ZIMMER, 12' wide. 7 bedroom, (t'n'rAl ar, carport, patio cover. cllen. well kept lawn, double garage, priced to sell, only 173.900. Skirting, nev carpet, adults Only Payments 550 61. Phone 377 0051 Nights 61$ 5569 ______________________________ CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR CAR (BE.- double wide. 3 Bedroom. 7 bath, central air, raised Screen room, carport, shirting, payments Newly redecorated, remodeled 3 bedroom home, large family room, cedar siding and fence, eating bar, new carpeting, new roof, central hEAt. 14,500 g. ft lot $77100 (hcn' r 373 OSfl II *i io I bedroom, 2 bath, brick home; kitchen equipped; pretty shrub bC'ry, orange and tangerine trees 'V illa g e TO SERVE YOU 1975 Cameron i2'x611 , 2 (IR, 1 bath, c"ntrql heat air, patio cover, laundry room. Like new. in adult pork 321 0739 19f9 17'x60'. 7 bedroom Split plan. 1'; baths. Set up in aciuit park 13.000 or best offer Phone 371 0393 anytime __________________________ . ' Income Tax Serv. _____________________________________ I can Cove! your home with Alum & soffit SvstCm Also Poolng GuttPr 20 yet E'o ,an$e Sdng Co 151 95.4) Williams Accounting Inomi lax Peturns t',i', neSs Hn I? Fast DRIVE ti 'Tv SERVICE Ser-, :e 707 Lie Oa' (tl,ci Casselt4'rrv Phone 5)1 9641 Roofing Land Clearing and off job Specials' F,rt (ST( R5074 LAND CL(ARiNG ct,uts wt,rh rrar.%hp No nb too Ott e Fluud0tmnv. F I(lvlt.riO Small Call III 138$ wOek F iii Jrt. lop Landscaping & Classified Ads didn't work ______ _____________________________ China Cl ass Metal Doli Rep-airing Call Nellie at 317 6477 - Carp.nsry, Remodeling, Addbj Cuttom Woet Licensecj, horde') Free I'sfimt. 37] $038 _______ :arpeatry. Concrete, lemodeling. Roofing Snall, Call Red or . .'--. '' (.. - ______________________ Male your BudO',t go further, ihop the Ci&tsif,& Ads every dl'y I - K , fchon Bathroom Acreage Tracts, small 3 large TERRY REALTY. REALTOR, 628 0711 .nlptn -_--_- 51-Household Goods & CLARA - By Ownr- Five and Six tenths acres, Sheryl Drive, Otter-n S3. per acre For information call 372 1007 Well ') °'° .',!(.JUNF- i Make your Budget go further, V'op the Classified Ads every day. -- for 70-Swap & Trade SWAP sHOP FLEA MARKET' Anyone can be a seller or a buyer Plo charge All admitted free Come browse every Sunday 9 to 3 at the Movieland Drive in The,)trc'. South 1797 Phone 377. 1216 -- 72-Auction - - -- -. - AUCTION SALE itt 11 973177. LWCI-01 373 $57Q or $34 £605 1973 Dodge Polara V-I, A.0 , 1' 5 P B A I , 11.750. AlSo 15' Orlan-' Clipper, IS hp Johnson, $325 P'0859 . '74 Grand Torino, 13,000 miles las' Over payments May be seen 7670 S Laurel Ave. Ph. 372 13h-3 PB, air (on r,of.t1.600 Days. )fl-173S,ask Dell's Auction Service tEiv y Sale Chico & The Man 1971 GMC Sprint, PS. dition. automatic, FRIDAY P110*11 7 3) We ai- e loaded witO all kin-cit of .'. _______________________________ - 1971 Chevy 3m Ton I Speed 373-7913 I? 92 $10 1206 Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m. lii F' ill. COP A TIP Pt 5' 321 2)35 •'.i' Buy Fi,irnture i miles. factory air, radio. ttn bumper Phone 37? 5169 i. West. Santcr ci 32) 5620 fr Danny. After 6pm. call 3fl.iL.0 _______________________________ t973 l'lyr'l, (.ir'n.i 7 i't%)r SCd,)I1. 4 to. is,' reeio, qoid n'ttallic. 173,95 Ption. 373 161$ lOcaler) __________________________________ t971 MOB t*:. rtit,le. Criqut red. "-ri wh.t l, new- top, only 28.000 1,5 5? 491 Phnne 377 I% I '0.' ,uii 'I '- ucjcfion Every Friday at 12Noon HighwAy_ 46FleaMarket.Sanford MG Midqe't, 1972, m,nt cona,t,on. AM FM, wire wheels, lust tuned, lOW m.ii5, 51,55t3 371 0035 _____________ -______________ WASFE[ P, Otis ' 'i'd .'.i'i' p V" ;.'. S '- ' -- -- Color TV't from $50, 03W, from 5)5 Ser,ce .i rvakes HERBS' TV. 1700 S French, 273 1734 ___________________________ , _ - ,, , , I ,,rq . , rlalnin, -'.n-O; 5150 1"- ,ii '1' 1u 5's _y_ , _I _______________ _______________ - -- -- lI i-.i1 . -' 54-'Garaçe Sales - i -I.. - it 5 ii, '-IS S,,tun' p Var'?' ,o,I'..,','r,,,l'Ii -, [i., ii'(:p I - ________________________________ C FTOYOTA TRADE-INS C,PTIONsL ir -- 1 - ' "',' - . . - ' -- ". '.,,' 5.. ,- - - 'L-: 'i'.'.- 'z: f,, ":,j -- . , . Drilling arid si:,- -- CARPORT SALE- Air con '•,,, Yard Sale Saturday 3 Sunda,i Moving, everything goes. Fur With 1973 TOYOTA Hl-LUX TRUCK AM FM, c'lluminufli topper, auto. trans.. air, 91 Ftidy. mIscellaneOus tems. Help elementary hool get needed - ',L ' ,' - :-;'--.*,, -:. - ., r nicest I Minimum 2¼ j ("iraqe Sale Saturd,iy. I a m. to ' 7535 El C.iptan (1 blocks west ol Spencer's Restaurato Heaters. fans, lumber, misc LuxuryHomeConstructionbyCAFCOBUILDERS I • for the discriminating buyer. Private entrance for security acre estates I 4 Household Sale'- Early American 3 picci' living room Suite, 1750. Deacons bench stereo, $ tract player with AM FM radio. $335. clay bed %I7S. plusacarpcirtfui.of 'fllCr$'l,linq items, swinging dooms, 'oys, puke, boat lop, awning, bar tellS. clothe-s. dinette set, etc. , I . "' • n$ !.. I - 1 in ',. Li ",,1'i ' I , ,d'. ,j,r,," 44pcS I IA 'r-- I C, i' I ' , ' 'I I .ibiAL - 7 'x ' ' , ' S-p.II. . - '''* 55-Boats & Accessories :" c.e'i'j . California Redwood and Arkansas Ozark stone construction blended for maximum beauty, comfort and maintenance free Florida living. Ten yeai' owner protection plan. ,/'* ' ' I WOItSOFi MARINE 717$ Hwy 17 '17 372 5961 Featuring , ' - ,• ''" ' \ SATURDAY lOOO AM-5 PM , SUNDAY 1:OOPM.5PM '': ,,," i' CI.n', -xi , JI .n.'it.I EthIcs , 'i'' nivi - \\ f 'I. rul,3'S I ".a 'I: /lj I .,, i. , $ - pin S If ________________________ SPECIAL 1974 MG MIDGET BeautIful white. ON SALE THIS WEEK ONLY! BABY VETTE-SKY BLUE el GT Sperts Car. AM FM. air, luggage S0uti'ty Lxiautitul. 1973 rack - 5 B! I' 4OVI lP,'P.'hQVLf,5IN I SF P Replace COMFORTABLE your c!d JALOUSIE WINDOWS with nsp,'e efficient single or oauble hung windows 531 9971 _________ .-: Pano& Organ Sales 3 5try Webuy /y1,J _'\ '5'. ) uSed pianOs & trade Lesss P'ar'.o, organ, guitar, accordan, we & group Ball's Piano & Organ Sales. 10% W 1st )fl 7215 BENNETT REALTY INC..REALTOR SALES REPRES[NTATIVS 734.4559 CAFCO BUILDERS-1114 E. NORMANDY 574-1181 . RIlaIf Frsr Yrlii "Ac if Thc. P,icc Wcr R..t,inn It" I - Ab ,i',i 59-Musical Merchandise BEAUTIFUL 1972 EL DORADO CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE, Beige with white top. PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE! _______________________ S Piece Stewarl drgm t, I piece Z'lct,,an cymbals, 1750 377 317) alter S p rn Sun roof, blue 192 DATSUN 510 2 , 4' ,,.,- ' -'t'' .4'7s,-i" • .r" .. ( i " .i _'"". - 4L,'T _ "1 $ door, yellow, real nice NEW CARS 5 YR./5O,000 Mi. Warranty Available • •.,p,1 'L, i ,a,, jr 1973 AUDI FOX _____ i --S.................,'. I . -' you're a ON SALE THIS WEEK ONLY! II' Boat Trailtr, $90 11' foal. ISO. 5' Boat. $75 __________ 321 0'7 ; ; ti CHECK OUR PRICEI C P vy II i flhiini - full ( .11 .1? r S Ii in 377 48y7 .' i4' ,,'. F 'i - ..' ',.Y ., bug buyer, thit is the one. 'rail' t, ,iil .'.tnit 'fiilI'1,iI(l OP.' ' 'i'n,r.c ', '-' ' if, '.iqn'. _________________ , I I , . .. - $ 1973 VW BEETLE, 4-speed, clean as a Yard Sale. Friday. Saturday Sunday. 9 to 6 Furniture, ,nfiin's ,'.nci dultt clothung. dishes, p$anls, misc Old Orlando highway. P,irt iv,ittti '-r '71 -- Speed, yellow '(~t . ,. ) ,,.,4 5i 'i "i6'ø.'.ci"sk.'Y ' ."''' '-," t 1974 MUSTANG II HATCHBACK 4 .,l'. --,..,,: -, c: clean, mint ccndition For a ,,, ,(")n.t.T/'t.7'1;1 V 1973 MAZDA COUPE 808 Air cond., orange. nice, 4 cylinder A'. Bi- an Lake Road to Curts Drive to Lynwotid Big Bear Lati' ,r.'a. Forest City Phone $67 093) , ToListYour8usiness,..DI 322 -2611 ' or 8319993 'r,?s,, if Saturday and Sunday, March 20, 71, Sunup to Sunset $231 Lynwood " With ctrta,ns, super priced really Ic',', ' - .,..P";." '.'- 1971 VOLKSWAGEN VAN Window Service ____ ..,j'"-. .r e,, -1 ....''"i._'.•r 'i' SPECIAL . quspmenl. . i7VJ Wi STIFlE MACHINE & SUPPLY (0 ? A' ItO 5! 372 6412 __________________________ Cleaning -: 00 Block of San Marcos I Truriis, MAiIc' I-tomes. Roofs 372 l9llToyotapickupwithtOppef.6.1CO F.. 54 ; tVWiJ 0779 -DAVES''3?3 9370 _______________________________Truck with lift steel bed and poWer lift, $S4S Phone 3737697 befor( 3 am or after S p.m '.' WE LLS DRILLED, PUMPS All ty Exteror Cleaning 5pecialit Hi Pressure sei,y w6Sh Hous, Furniture . n HALL - S SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Pressure - __________________ - __________ '' 'cut ile'm% S airy s Mart, 215 Sanford Ave ______________________________ ups -- ANTIQUE FORD TRUCK Good Condition '. merchandise to dispose of. Mutt cleat all our consignments - I or 7 lots, located on E Crystal View., Loch Arbor. 377 34.11 bet ween 63 9 p.m. By O'*'ner Sdnforci Ave Specialists in tuftinc restoring. & repairing AISii sewing machint. repars Ph ' i'. ( eari-0. - 79-Trucks-Trailers - --'--------' 322.4132 Fr uSed fj."' :ture 'cxji, nc Buy I or _____________________________ \ /_. •- c CASH _________ 53-TV.Radio-Stereo p Upholstering Plumrng ' Wanted- Motor home, Winnebago, 20 72 Ii , gox' conlj'ton 830 $151 ftr )p nfl cc lnyluinr wni'krnej - C abinet5. Counter tops. Snit inslallation .lbA.I,,hIi' Bud CabeIi 177 lOS? - ______ 5 ___________________________ -' .-. - ____________________ V c,ii.Ji for '1 Pir,(if' I.') 8168 (.L Pt SJ'.'-Flt'ic. )22 D.S'i . f ;i kepi.r', ?i tin 5cr4 68 Wanted to Buy - '73 Yamaha RD 250. tOp conJitiOn. lOw miles, luggag, rack, helmet. or best offer 37? 6268 after 1 and matching bags 372 741$ -- Irt'.-' Est'male, raIl SEARS ifl Sanford 327 It!). I I - __________________________________ i .. ,'.,., - , F nec towau Ilti(0 P,vJi I 37 Fr- atp'rljqht 16 rlca,i, QOod condition, 11)0 B' MiSilnl 1015 SAn 'h.,rp.ntr floor s'aoo, .1130 "p. ratcirs manual, $750. Call 7)81 Photography - ii) lO? " Lit's A'trration Shop Order JOHN Jonn, 37) 5001. install carpet andvir'yI wall - - UPHOLSTERY otiw Open at 80' Fmhi:.t._Jr,rr, , rip" Sewing Ste,l, Pi, 'd help on thaI Satvrc,,1 iou' t'an',n. dc'o's, iv nd-ms tu'*3, (nncrelewcvk,etr By the h,p.jr,Or h the ioo i7?935 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE III 31SF First St 372 5672 _____________________________ Sit-, 3777611 or $31 9993 and a friendly - -, " r Expert roof repairs, flat rc'ofs or Shingles All woru guirante'r-d P 00 F iii Ci. a P 00 0! ti 6)00 ClaSSified Ads Often Oct D'scot,nt 373 735k _________________________________ ______________________________ Call 17) 76)1 or 53) 99w) Motorcycle li-isurance BLAIR AGENCY i?) 3566 _____________- _______________________ Trent Exterminating Co-Complete Pest Control and Termiting Free If you're In the business of building your buslnes USC t.' inspection All Pest Control, 10 ___________________________ Interior, Exterior Plastering Plàttr Patching 3 '.imulateci b'iCk & StOne sPecialty 377 779Q SAHFORDSEWIPIOCFtiTFR 307 E Itt 51 , Donn'-,vn 372 91fl ii '-ri' ,' .1 I nit I ,'tfi Free diagn5it Factory Tran Smisson System, 402 E Celery, act visor will help you 78-.--WtorCycles aIi 373 4749 Have some camping equipment you v longer use' Sell it all with ClaSSified Ad in The Herald. Call - , Ciccat Din'spayri t C S I' nest Zq iauj rI'a(hrt' __ Days- 372 617) Ph qhlt 372 7)57 ___________________________ PINEY WOODS BARN- We Buy FurnIture & Miscellaneous. Sell for 30 pci commission. Fr Pick Sewing table 5.olcl new trw 5139 50 assume balAnCr Of $105, or 13 payments of s9 SI'e at --_'' Overhauling All work guaranteed AtE I fitJOvi N PEST 75".? Pit't Dr-we 'AS Snge'r _____________ Expert automatic transmission SELLING Ii MAKE S C ASH PLAr ( A Ci. ASSIF lE DAD NOW 831.9777 - CatA b. or lunk ars We 'O'V away 7 days week, Call 0I1c'tl, Cit ii,ldO 561 ',Ul CAMPBELL'S POODLE PAD 2147 Park AVt' 372 I064 Golden Touch 'N Sew ________________________________________________ Transmissions _________________________ _______________________________ Home Improvements SJOWIPEIJIIMAiS Sanford Auction " EN.'.OR[ 43-Lots-Acreage -_- )Ciii'iiUiC ST.JOHNSREALTYCO BROKERS Across From Ranch Houte - Castelberry. IJ;!) nertcn A,.' 37) 731, . __ _______________________ Roof,nqAnl'arpentryRrpar ________________________ Pest Control Johnny Walker fow offers you the same quality workmanship in your remodeling Highway 17.92, Sanford - $2 Sq. Yard 372 9117 J S Snyder Nursery 8. Land Aiterations Drnsmak.ng, ladies-, scaping We are oserstocked men's, children's Drapes, Quilts, landscaping olants and we do Upholstering Donna C•nada. compleleianctsc4pingservice 32? 0707 7214o,64.41214 . P13 CE POSIT REQUIRED _______________________ - Rent our Rinseavac (AR1OLL-FUWNITURE 3725131 65-Pets.Supplies -'"-"' 77-Junk Cars Removed - .Sante-d to buy used office furniture P1011'S Any Quantity Easter Tailoring, dresxn, nats Lawn Care - ,.;.. '5 , ........' 3 bedroom, 1 bath; kitchen equip ped, largecornerlot. 2car carport and utility room; w,lI to wall carpet, window lr conditioner. JuSt S)8,I SOn Lake, Free Boating 323.8670 or 444Cr.'. %ia.-,, ..5a ''' POOL BILLIARD ROOM Mojern Facilities AliG. E. Kitchens Located West of Hwy. 17-91 Atltl0FionidaAv,, Ph. 372-4850 - - Doll Repair _____________________________ 1. aas.n I),n,n.I iw,ms ALL ADULTS EASY LiViNG QUIET AND SERENE ' PERSONAL TAX SERVICE AND BOOKKEEPING. Individual & Business Tax Returns I FA5t Road. Hwy 1797 5CC en?rarse, Five Points) 322 719$. Carpentry - S U land? Bedrooms I or I', Baths Radio & TV at F vt' Pont., Phenc 377 7843 TOWER'S BEAuTY SALON ltmrrly I4arrietl'S Beauty Plcy,k) 519E First. 377 5747 MCf':c - '0. 0,5 Beauty Care s12d FROM Drapes •Carpoting - -. ,t&ai Ci,'ii vC,uro-wr Carpet - 52-Appliances 1 Bedroom Trailer, 10*35' I t,'e'-dro-om, 2 bath, bcautll pool entral heat and air; corner lot. 2 car carport with large utility Apts.Furn. or Unfurn Unfurnith.d - Assorted Colors 673 5569 _____________________________ Furnished or UST A PHONE CALL AW ' ,.._,_.,, 64-Equipment for Rent New Vinyl Flooring 37 Phone 377 0051 or nightS Good neIghborhood. 134.000-will negotiate. Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. RCCOflditjed Batteries, $12 95 7, ::1'.7.';; '. 1109 Sanford Aye'. - We Buy ONING A HOME rrn% ____________________________ ' _____________________ -- YR 1-HA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford,)?) 5200 HAPPINESS IS ' ranh1h ' - ______________________________ LOWDOWN IN SANFORD READY lIP home with fOniIy ronun. screened porch, large lot, ,)SSut'lc' 5150 payments 373 13)8 Sanford Charm & Value Of 321-0041 -- ASSUMPTION . NICE NEIGHBORS iAL F STATE ONLY $619 INSTALLED Terms available Warehouse must -. ..J't..vii* olle';t. rLsys &rcvtnings ask Mr Wilkes 3017936171, - _____________________________ 831 8222 Realtor - 42-?sPtbiIe Homes RAVEPIPIA PARK 2131 - ap _____________________________________ - EXPERTS 3 3736353 ________________ 3220691 payment 577.700 -"- (lean fence And filler. 31'iiló OverAll. MI S 3S5 PARK _______________________ , REALTORS t,.'sed motors sold and installed. Also 17 acres cars for parts Open 7 days week .13 B Auto Parts, EasI Hwy 50 Call collect, Orlando 563 -' . _______________________ . SWIMMING POOL SALE * Pooldjstribuformu%IS,llbalancCof 197$ pools complete with sun deck, PEALTORS VI 1)OMagnoli'a Ave. CaIIBart - 322,2420 ANYTIME AT - - __________ tented rear yard, carport and much more. F HA and other '1Icnr'iloeh.c - '- 530613) Immaculate 3 txdroom home with . Call Sanford s Sales Leauer Forrest Greene. Inc. f'nancing vAtAbte V,ith 0w dOwn KISH REAL ESTATE II - PINECREST AREA IZ) f%it , puances, paneled family room. Use a little TLC, and you'll P. ic a show place 5)9,500. 5 .yfl - S-fi I AInE MARY 76-Auto Parts - -- ill Magnolia Avenue F 373 S9i - SLEEPER I,),,,, , -''ill' 372 7111 After Hours 3773991 37706-il 131 -.sOP' ing i lCcSi(lfSfltinj & liUSiflCst ELEGANCE.- Custom built bedroom home on oversIzed lot in beautiful Mayfair. Kitchen fully equipped, central heal aIr. 1100 sq ft ptus .i '1 'IUC SQ it Only 510 i i .%b , (, 'nut patio, double garage. $17,500 REALTORS 5?. tip (IWO P.p for pic5,p SSI Al", S iii It Is' ! 'on Ire- in 90 P'".. 171 ____________ ______ Large vat in kitchen, custom kitchen cabinetS, Central heat air, 3 BR Brick Home 2571 P,irk Dr Realtor 1' t-rjri I - ' .it:..r ALTAMONTE SPPINGS $34 1314 HOOD TRACTOR COMPANy FREE GlFr WRAPPINGAII Baby Gilts, Knits. Crunisteninp Gowns. PAY TON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR JOHi wAill '' 3210041 BALL REALTY'' - 322-2090 Proii'ss.onally Managed SALES BY S0-Miscellaneous for S-ale _____________ - ''7,( E L iJ '.r':. ,,It7(i bedrooms, 2 balhs. on two loIs , SANFORD WILCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY . _'-'.-- -- - 1976 Luxury Travel Trailer, 28' LOadt'd with extras LoS 6. Twelve Oaks CarnpGrCiund Sales, Rental, Service Merchandise I ______________________ I alional Vehicles 75-Re Ford, Kubota. P,$f,'s, 6i Acres near golf course, Femne Drive off Markham Woods Rd Trees, high and dry Itortes a k. 54,900 ret acre Owrw'r, 367 6695 - fr .S'LS - CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT Nw and Used 321.0759 Stenstrom Realty L.T 'S AND A(RCAU,E 1dp(p (HWY 1797) av','opip,t BALL Real Estate Broker J?2 5511 Alter Hrt. 322 817W Itt St Sanford 1505 W. 25th St. Another fine development by - "-"' .'issfl5 tit, 1'ACRES LAKE 7 BR, 2 bath wilh dining room, fireplace plus quest cottage Don't d.'l.ly 173.500 3)29731 Bu.ron Hamvr fj Artnurl. S lu Who Transportation ______________________________ Tractors & - '-' -.' ----------- ----- __n ---- ______________ sso,s I Overlook courtyard and pool. Must be teen to apprecIate the am menitic-s, 133.900 7 BEDROOM PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPING --______ CJIO PRIVATELY FENCED PATIOS Ridgevtood Ave. Follow Signs. r'-. ________________________ Heavy Equipment t,pc. 323 0c7, ; ''cia; to 1:30 or after 4 home in Loch Arbor near golf course, All modern with central heat arid air Relax and eriloy WEAL TOP Supplies or steel desks. estufiy deli hns, - Setnetrl desks 3 & chairS, straight chars, filing cabinets as is Cash and carry PIOLL'S :,, '.'- - HERE'S YOUR PLACE IN THE SUN- Four bedroom, 7 bath pool ELEGANT 3 PRIVATE QuaIl y aoonintmr' n tnis S HP, 1 TOWNH0UES DISH WASHER. DISPOSAL - :'.'. C,araqi' itr.,n inc .air for STUDIO),7,3 BEDROOM SUITES 'CENTRAL HEAT AND AIR Directions: In Sanford West on 25th Street off 17.92. Friday, March 19, 19i8 --2B office furniture 63A- Fvrnings 3727643 ________ CALL US NOWP $14,500 1OIt JdfPJ INC Luxury Patio Apartments moaeis Teature. '-, MiTe'vo - A flE TIER WAY OF LIFE is ycurs ii It, , i-i out tul Custom 3 bedroom, 7 tt' r,or. All modern conveniences Top neighborhood. Evs 377 0617 or 377 1537 Realtor • Picase, give more today. We want (p.',,,, REALTY INC. Gardens0 ' "SUPVI([ bEYOND THE CONTRACT" ,, SWIM- Super 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, lovely pool, Ravenna Park. Our one, two Wcekly, 3115 tfiiy Il 92. Sanford trirough R's('411c1l. *7 ACRES Ci 04'., HAL COLBERT Multiple Listing Service . 322_______ 6457 redecorated, Come see 30) . ii,' ______________________ Harold Hall Realty so little. And additions requirements As is Available in hit general con One 8. 2 bc'ultoom apartmenti. furnished or unfurnithed Newly They did It h - i. ,iti",(' (If -ni or •'t*T cPFrlAt _rnisht'tJ 2 bedroom. Park AvC Convenient 10 stores 116,500 there woutdni BAMBOO COVE APTS titln ...CllCfl3Ot)icr.1p'. ,)' ACRES 3?3'577'4 Anytime STOP AND THINK A MINUTE if 30-Apartments , •(i, 71) A(Pr' story homes Reg. Real Estate Broker Kish Real Estate Wil _____________ tM BATEMAN REALTY Rq Real Estate Broker 80) W Itt St )?)6Iom37)O5I?ev ri '''' - privileges scaped IF) A(R(5, '-outh "I Sanl*yd Pr '' ' acre Lake Mci 170's 37? 8959 ____ M.UNS WORTH REALTY - ,I' ¶, only. 3727729. Ill Mystic Ave. '.r - - t.( 1Sf 5 Pr,liln.nn 'I ,inq.-rini , ,,'l of Saitforet 51.200 p Ii Real Estate r,Su1 these fabulous one Air conditioned sleeping room. Men methods of trcatm.'nt r sn ________ Room for employed man in congenial home. Nejr Lake Mary A' Sc.t. .ti Wi JU 115 h,7t rna,i .. - - I0S P,,rk 3 (3 Pro'im, $19,500 ti f unit I Hi ilrorm. 531 liYI Alci ni-pots. '.sions froiu' 1100 c'rinn ('"apt n lh.,in rent (RAN*c COP1STRUC1lOP P. t(AL TV. PEAL TOPS hO 6061 ___________ weekends. (J)el,('ll)f ihc' efrec- tive today: surgery. . . radia. -. SI4ADED-3Acrehom,site Choice 2SlSParkOrive.siOup 1,50( J,000 Ravensbrook Luxury 4 bedrooms, 7i bath, on beautifully land- '' is " 16. A: t L.sk.- SrSter (1 Porter); 7 Osty s Image ELEVENTH - 3 - about Woodmere bedroom 365 3771 C-aicer Dart 377 1111 Broker Nights. 37) 0455 .--' -- P.o R.st E5t3'e Broker JOHN KRiDtR'ASSoC 107W Commercial Phone 32271$), Sanford The only thing puzzling iShi 3 - ___________________________ - W. Garnett White ly for you to nloy. us homE' Quiet neighborhood, Phon" fl29llôafter$ lOp.m.or anytime P. I,t-l.- p. rson or couple ,'iS isvr in -,npanon and hausekuepir for , I,', Cly ,'.'lmafl Ph.uru 3226768 ui RACES c :'c-' - Q! ,5q someone to share ________________________________ Po*ivali). 3. ProvinciI 1W. Mills). Sf0. 780. 3 Ivory Coast 131 7 29-Rooms - 2565 Pjrk Dr. REALTOR 37? 2170 - L*" _________________________ STENSTROM REALTY - '' ____ .' - r'i ____________________________________ '' mark another first. - -- FiSH-Country,) Bedroom, 3 bath, access t.ake Markham, 137.700 - AlumInum Siding Rental5 -' - JOHN SAUL'SAGENCY MULTIPLE LISTING REAL TOW 1919 S French 3221991 t. yr Jib 141'o, J/b 1104. 372 191.1, 372 1959 w GENEVA.- 7': Acres, cleared, '.r'plic tank .intl *tl Good terms 1 7 Bedroom, I tam Spanish i'o finish with brick front, inside utilIty room, enclosed back porch, arport. Low equity And assume mortgage, Call 377 J67 anytime Stemper Realty Used REALTOR, 373 57 /1 AnytIme _ '. - 37-Business Property - I 'oarther. !vnrvthin', ___________________ "-sr r-',lurant workers thy, I %'A(irant All ShIft, ,'va,lAhl, Apply 'n p. r7,on, 9 IC) I? or 7 to 6 ' wit r in". '" 256% Fi'cft, Fl A,i Vhite, an appropriate name in REAL ESTATE- Have opening the nation's 200th-year full time saies associate wiiiing to work week days and some lebration. We hate top notch Super pacer Albatross, which weaends. builders With furnished model holds many global records and homeS, Forconfidential interview, call S. F. Harick. 634 6)11 or now at shut in Pem.ylvanIa, after 6 p.m. call 374 7177 seith his first crop to REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES pacing wars at the Orlando Experlvnced& Newly Licensed track. Should one win, it would Join "Sanford's Salt's Leader" . to Qualified buyers Call to you QuAlify' 'iaSl I ti( IA (I FASt Fhiw 3 I*PM. 7 I ,illi tr,rti,. . itr,s .3r, .irp ti 'I tii%tiy,aiii n 177.000 lfl '75 0(1') icc' ".iii 'J" I 'ii 'li-in i onii 'S .1 Reg. Real Estate Broler, 37) 0610 32? 0)19 177 771$ 321 7595 'n a mural area No down payment, monthly payments less then rent Government sut,Sid:ed Lake. No qualifying, small down, assume payments. 373 5*51. _________________________ We've got it all . __________ - - I NPW hous fly owner, I BR, 2 baths, Hidden - getting Beauty Salon, Longwood Room to expand InSide decor vtry pteasan' Egutpment 7 years old 51.700 33) 6*1? Or 177 lau -- 18-Help Wanted exactly what you're Good Opportunity- Italian American Restaurant. Beer, Wine liene. On hIghway. 775 2814 or 77$ 262$. Gary Steele, teacl,ir w,th Orlan School of Music, is offering private lessons in Santord 32? 0919 ' 3735176 Morning Paper Roue in Sanford Work I hrs, dAily, earn 10 57.000 , "'')_, mort- Verysecure Small buSiness 5316 - __________ Adults only. - you Hera, Sanford, F!. 60-Off ice JUST REDuCED-- Choice 10 acres, high 8. dry, '7 partly cleared, wooded. Clear Geneva, Wat 575.000, Now $73,500. Excellent terms. HAROLD HALL REALTY * they' re Hot '' * closed garage, large fenced lot, Realonable price. 373 59)3 after 130. I EXCELLENT BUY-3 ocdroom, I', baths, landscaped. Cen. A H. carpeted, brickfront, beautiful -kiv, Landing Resort on the river inside and out Payments $147 Ieautilui oak Shaded lots Flh, rncwllhly, assume mortgage, Do wim, boat rentals and Iree nl.)t qualify rioorageAdults322 4170. WALL TO WALL CARPETING . "" P' - - - ', 3 BR, ii, baths, dining, living room, cent, heal, wall wall carpel, en WITT REALTY - 24-Business Opportunities u ILflCST ?5''1t, afternoon Wionipeg a? we races '"'-" ' '-''' - -'"--------- . -. ' _,,aw'-_,r'_ -- -,-- _._,._-,__ . ____________ ing v. 4-Lots..Acreage -- * "Get ' Em While * By owner. 3776670 - tiaths Only 115.500 WALK TO SHOPPING 3 BR, I baths, cent H&A, wall to wall 1 ,rpr- t, ipiraqi- (ttly 126.100 135.500 At Woodmere we can show - 35-Mobile Home Lots DELTOHANice individual homes I bedroom, $135; 2 hedroam 1)511 Pfnn.tt PPw.t1a 1010. Moctern country hornS' 7 bedroom, I' t:.tns, furnished, enclosed ii.'rag* 5)75 month. 1100 security 831 I??? - Cent 113*,7 large bedrooms,? full ______ astelberry area hone $31 732) - ,.. priv,ltr 'fished 2 bedroom mobile home, ________________________ - on ni-Sty ii I?'60- lili ii, w. ci otral r lilt fl. ,i'.'.itilii Privat, lot 139 459 __________________________________ Bedroom. n;nl'lr 140,11, .'ii'Its nitty, i'n lu - Is Pi'ni 377 7)7 3 Sinforc1- Central air and heat, Bedroom, 2 bath, drapes and some carpeting First, last and deposit. Call after 6pm., 3277081 Or $10 467? Ibath. fenced yard. 6.150567 _____________________ ______________________ Nice 7 bedroom block hmi', turn nr,jn4i,rri 373 7970 Lake Mhry- 7 BR biock house 3 . 41-"Houses DUPLEX-. 7 (3edrnn concrete block, excellenI condition; no ity BUY OR LEASE WOPTION TO BUY Mobile home on 100 ft lot, i' 13-HouseS Furnished if ---- -- 'roo ' - -- --- _______ I . _________________ - -- __________ _________ fur - I1 _____ some -- :-. k" Pbeq Rt'.l Estate Broker 1100 E 25th si 372 6655 .' i,ii - - )nlall, private 7 Dedroom hOuse, screened porch. yard, Wood JUiT'IQ Pireptaci' 377 7780. I has it all together. _______________________________ Director . Coordinator for United Southeastern TribeS 1n Corn preh-esive Emloyment Training Act. Sub grant. Preference to person of Ameraan native heritage. Job description and instrf,ons may be picked up at U.S.E.T.0 ETA. office, 131 West Colonial. Orlando Application ________ Should be in by March 72. 1976 -___________________________ A p*tonecallcould Start you c* a flew and profitable career Call 567 Babysitting or housekeeping wanted Cindy Powell, 321 0705 ______ ORlANDO Ten heats of harness racing, with real speed in the offing, concludes Ben White Raceway's Biccntentiiál e1ebraUon Saturday in Icaay'suarnc's Cincinnati at New Entard Iebec at Toronto San Diego at F-4ou5'n Clc',elar,at Prrn,, Wflrtip(Q .1? [dr'iontcn Saturdays Games indianpoiis at Flew Enqiani Toi'onto at Ctebrland Calgary at Oucoec 20iCommercial BUSY BEE CHILD CARE 2471 Hotly Avt-rii,,,, PhonCll3.7SIOor 372 o;oo __________________________________ Saturday 01, • - - •.r)' fl :z- I and -WE SELL SUCCESS LOST VThite Co.ckapoo, answers to the name Killer Reward, pleaSe call 3720)11 _____________________________ ___________ h WHA East Division - - _1,1S _' ,.-;,',,, -' ,,.- c."1.'1! '."-,.4.'t".-".'. . ;.'; .r,_. r "' '' I 'i!'. - OUR GARDEN HOME -- __________________ c - INDUSTRiAL SEWiP4C. MACHINE OPEPI' TCR Experltnctd only need apply ___________________________________________________ .' T)(URSDAY'SRESUS.TS FiRST -5.16, B: I ho Collins IS) C.7, ,i". iiu. I %'000y Hall III 370. 7 10. 3 Claim To Fame 1) 1 70 01351 11140, 31 52 SECOND 5.16,5: 1 Arab Flash 4' 720 iSO. 260. 7 K's Zoro III 0 3 rM 3 Regal heather '71 2 10 ,, I 574 7C 00 IS 1 7 00; F . THIRD C: I lrlurtCtlon •,,- -'I- '-'- 'i'..Q - - - - ., - . '- - a P .. - Dog Racing -, -. r ".' 'r" , ;')1c' "O ; '- ._,q" Flew for ,,_ - - ' , - - 'i r'L( , -'--' - - 41-Houses Ii 51,3111, Avocado Ctc'.in 3 btt1rt, Stove & relrigertr, blue carpet, central til 3 ar Pay'on's 377 1)01 j Boat . VtrQ'nia at FIts , ,-' at - S TodaysOam.s ., -- Rangers Toronto at Philadelphia I iJ' V' "'tildjV ,t L.', t,o,, r.i,", t - 4,-'i F4oefer. - PittSburgh - tr-,'. York, si opportunity - KanSaS City at Buffalo - - - - t. p. Ga 57 20 732 Plpw 47 York lb4 I' Antonio San 12 30 .58) 10 £0 13 .54! 7' Indiana 36 39 44) 1?', 33 II 114 20 St. Louis virginia 17 60 .167 10 Thursday's Results New Yk 110. Denver 95 S.ir Antonio 11$. 5t Louis 10$ Denver uS folk -.,. .-- -.. - _.5_•_.4_. ' r t,l?f it Uiitic ii SI It.) iii.) lOSt) 1)1% 'qi-r' V. ,I5s r. F 'ri r Spr iii' I' 'InrO A-wi ___-_ to fra$cl Top p, COOKS HELPER Some experience desired TV TECHNiCiAN E'perenced Great PAiNT AND BODY MEN Needed immediately DESK CLERK Some experience desired MECHANIC Good afi around experience Can right to work COMBiNATiON PAINT & BODY MAN Experienced in pant and o.i?,it Singers TENTH 5.1$. A: I. F. D's Nationally known Production Co. Whizzer, 7 Midas Grade; 3 GerI's looking for fresh new talent, Call Pick; 4 Highway Robber; S. GoIng 305 122 4-181 today. Easy; 6 Gust lane, 7 lrace; • Pro; E uen 5, B: I Jim 5Lost & FOUnd ELEVENTH 2 Dave Dream. 3. Penny -'"T B Ecert; t Montague Mystic, 5 So.,! Mali miniature Pondk', ilatk Ultra Violence. 6 M. A 's Derwi's; 1. th aray. Cobia arri Call '.',.r'.i Elliott;8 K's Rudyard 3?? 1196 after 5pm TWELFTH 7.1$, C: 1 Mineola 0,1 5-, 7 Percolator. 3 D 0's FOLjtID- Brown Calico female cat, " i rry. I Shimmering; S Go Go needs a home 372 5402 C.ictus; 6 Tell Doii; 7. .1. L's Jo V. S Queen Deborah LOST-- Bac)e with name IM N. Cleveland) and date (1975) on back Reward, Phone 3774.0!_- °fl flIA " PU OPno,' .n -- - 41-Houses i - -. , .i.. ad __________________ " - 34-Mbjje Homes people about it With ClASSifIed Ad in the Herald 317 2611; 53) 997) iI't'pi:, - - - Eptrieoc'd lorklitt WAREHOUSE MAN Mqt dependablO and bondable LEGAL SECRETARY Expericoced. last, accurate typsI Shorthand or dictaphone i', perlence RETAIL SALES Several poSillons available for right ckqround SPRINKLER FITTFP - - Denver . ltmes 7.5 1)11' P4Ofl(-, 1 hR. 2 bAtt Carriaui' Co-u- trader Park site per month $55 lot rent. Ph 373053$ Garage tiii.s arø ' ')'OI R 11111! 1FF 'IGI%(.')" Biri'tt Washnoton at Toronto Philadelphia at Detroit CalifornIa a, Kansas City Montreal at Los Angeles Sunday's Grnes St. LOUIS at Vancouver, after Houston at Seattle, afternoon Washington if Cleveland Buffalo at Detroit M'Iwaukee ,1 Los Angeles w Joe Misch4; S Angel Light. & K's Gang, 7. lobv Snan - S L. C 'S rI'5 - . .4 1R. I i s',jShtOfl _______ - 4'V ________________________________ - _____________________ ____ - -!v'bil.e ________________________ -- .- - - Nurses. RN s LPPVS A'clr'. Coc'panon eJed fli'd'.i..ItCIy A?8 OA1 - . ----- 5, S' Unfurnished . __, Basketball - - - " I Wanted - '- P'l'IFS S.v Hardwick,Broker Deltona 661 6611 • Stave and refrig SilO mo. 4 security 372 4835 Furnished I bedroom, living tm.. __________________________ dining rm ideal for retired 2 or I Bedroom house on large lot. caupie NeAr town. No pets. 372 quiet .treet, Rcatonaole rent. 3610 alter 4:30. Phone 372 1110 _________________________________ _____________________________________ - ': - - 32-Houses 4 On 3 Bedroom, miy room Irge screened porch.? car garage. TAF F ER REAL TV Furnished duplex. Lake Mary area. 2 BR furnished apartment, nice yard, Chiidren and pets OK. 5130 month, 2'' miICSnoi'thof 114 on 17. 92. 201 Sunset Drive, next to William's Accounting & Ta e. open naa. v to__, - - v. __________________________ ti) Noon FridQJ - • DIL TOUA 2 full - 2 Bedroom unlurnished Adults Preferred. Free water, 5130 323 5851 or 3726620. Before PublicQtion $ f..'' 3 BC'dOOffl, carpeted, central heat andait. COflvCflintdowntownand hoSpital. 5163 month ____________________________ deposIt 32) 1663 .ini, ' rent - DupleC 7 BR. Sanford Lake Mar; Stove. refrigerator, ar. Available April 1 51)5 Ph 831 905-1 n "r' p STOP AND THiNK A MINUTE Class'ted Ads didn't thr *ouidn't be an, ', - - 0"ab DEADLINES Noon The I - .''.'f' -': Wintet' Pak I thru s times lic a line 6 thru 25 times 31c a Pine 26 times 24c a line (57.O0MINIMUMCHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum HOURS - . dr plus TONIGHT'SENTRIES FIRST 51$, B: I 000tie Bill. 7 P.ii fl1n, 3 Montauue Regard, [.IrIy St4r, S Lake G'miet 8 Prown Spectre; 7 Qua%,%tcller; S ChIThSII SECOND .. 0: I Bint'ar. 2 fl'rthciay Go. 3. Biondy Jane, Msneoia IriS, S lheoi, 6 E 0 AtilosoClem; e '':' Irhed '' ' RATES Campbe'l Conference THIRD 1.1$. 0: 1 Valentine Patrick Division 2 0 C 'S Quen. I Cap's W L T Pit. OF GA t fl.ck'. B M, Phila 47 tO 11 108 Ill , % .s'.. 6 Sun Duke, 7 0. E.'s Min* 4-Personals NY isle 3$ II is 91 768 168 ,il t Bouncer Boy NCAA Oivis4on II Atinta ji 37 tO 72 2 719 FOURTH -S'I4.S: I 0 Venture, Quart,r.flitt NY Ran 75 37 ACED WITH A DRiNKINc. 59 73$ 797 Wni- & D'nr,' 3 Base, 1 Country f'i.i t' uW'! S--t.'n Cl SmylP* Civatlon t'RODLEM Srt s M Sa.,. 6 Dream Maker, F'c,h.ips AIcn'otc Arnymous 29 75 Il 15 272 771 7 Sumpin; S Donna Ca%ey T '/J, ff5o5 Vaticr 79 )7 i3 71 211 717 Can I4ip FIFTH 5.1$, 5: 1 Be Mv Cat 1 S LOuis C.III 477 45-37 7531 ii 6.3 221 761 ta',, 2 Basnbry. 3 Eskimo Queen; I Msnn 19 19 4 17 17% 73 Spe'd On Go. 5. Rock A Blue, 6 Write P 0 Br'i 17)3 NiT 'can Cly 17 48 10 31 165 301 Ahloso Hopt'. 7 I4olSom; S K's SOfl?Ord.FiOridA 7777) Semifinals Wate Conference 5%'i,prlerful 19. Provcic'ncc. 78 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call lou NorrIs Division 2s, A: I Blue Secret. SIXTH UP4 Ch5sruolte 30. P1 Caro St u Mtri Free, 641 7021 for "We Care" 53 9 10 116 307 154 i.'nn Out, 3 Spats; I C'unt •'i4ottIn" Adults or Tcen to Ang 33 31 7 7) 72? 7)7 ,, _____ _____---'s -nire. 8 .tarq p 7, ); " " i', .tCOHOL A PROBLEM Di'trt 72 10 9 5] 186 711 SEVENTH 5-16, 5: 1. Ahloso Pro l". YOUR FAMILY' 57 77 193 719 Jocy, 7 Keen Lilly; I Wyciifl AL ANON Adams Division Enc1, i Rn Paul, S Mary Pam; 6 or tam,iies or triends ot orottleni NBA Boston IS II 17 102 278 208 Rrsr 1. Factual; I. Alert's dr,,efs Eastern Conference ufflo 10 70 17 92 30) 720 Firrt,,itl For further information call 121 433? Atlantic Divitlon Tornto 317711 76 768 717 EIGHTH 1.16, A: I She's or write W L PCi. GB Calif 2S39 729 257 Smok " 2 Pally Pose, 3 Basen;l Santorci Al Anon Family Group P0 Floston * Clinched ct'viSiOn titit' 13 72 667 Biuc, I kay't Bully, S Buli N'lphia fbi IS), Sanford, Fia 37711 10 30 $71 Thu.'sday's Results ' Mn'im. 6 Gold Ore, 7 Haft It;.'tfalo 3$ i SIt 7 Philadelphia 3. Vancouver 7 Hurry. I K's Moongto W YOlk Detroit 6. 5t LOui% I 33 31 171 12'I Flk f.e'--, , 'IINTH - 5-1$ F -, i - OLIN EX 31 9993 - %(tiigifl 5 26 II .ftec flLi(ky, S TWLLFTH .. 0. fl 6 60. 360, 320. 2 Learn To Wsi, is 386. bc. I s,n Shnal (31 160.0 (S 71 $71 70. 7 17531 1759 73 A ?s?. i 5158.732 OrIndo - cti Saturday's NeW York ,imptt)fl - Bsketball - S erninole ___________________________________________________________ 0 - __________ CLASSIFIED ADS - A I_v.,.,. - ________________________ Friday, March 19, 1,76 S , - - Fl. .------,- C ;,• "IS 4*" n/_ S t -', 7' I. ', '4 f' M- ,,' 11' 'T * ' -.'-,, "5c7'.'1, 'a"",,..7 I, x ..'.'' - �_-- - - - , E - - ~ -, _-__ -- ~-___:%rM_1P49jR11 w__,"__.__ . - - - -_ - - -_ ------------ ----..- -.----- _ :'' __ - " --';-i __ 48—Evening Herald. Sanford, Ff. Fnday,rthI9,I97 Answer Io Previous Puzzle B EETLE BAILEY - -'- '\/ III. __ __ ____- _-== '1\1 CAPTAIN NEEVi; 'IrVAIN757 sou -. ATE AT T I I ---A %4 ON L~' ME ~ - J RN t'R T.' ___ tit On the Farm Mod Walker N T4 ACROSS I Hoise color ~'OVRE ADDIN& 0 S 44 Farnis specializing in I - E;LE:fl - / C t ( - -_ , ZA 20 Demented 22 Possessive I _____ Ijc slip - 24 Ti!ChrI ' THE BORN LOSER 7 IT' iv ri gro ArtScinsc"n by r?rne 25 atom WALM rw q~~ O(5~O rk 2 Russian City 25 34 Charles Lamb (!!1) 3 39 Grafted (he I I Nights (at) 1 (0) 42 - 23 Eutitpean .j[1,rn4jI 5 ".' - L — - - f — attention b) everything. i.ii -- _____ — V -- i!Iii __ - _______________ /S4(IS _- ABSOLUTE LT)CI _________ /__— '' __ '. -e- - ./ 141 DOL)E5' — 1 . •I — -- — — — — -Li 28 30 31 132 29 __________________________ - - — - 37 38 39 40 - 41 10 , - 43 I • 'r- ' 1 — : 47 '40 50 — 49 r-4-11--.T. 44 ' -j -t 48 • I.... (J / — - —— 61 — — 64 - --- P— L BUGS BUNNY IWONDER WHERE 11-tA'r FLAI(EY SYLVESTER IS ? i ----r COULD US PE'IUNLA' ItS ,. ,/ - JJ/4 ______\ . 14 1—.-- — _-.-; I-f-_ 2 ,, . j r ' '.'i '- t "j Ii' \- 1, 1: I — ,:,...": . 0 I —:_-, - .Le— - V ______ , . -_ , .. __ _._ . -1 7- . -- - k- I ___ Z : i ~_~, - ____ ____ 5., -, ' -,-f , CI I . No . VA S : i_i~mli 4~ __ - - :- -_ -_ ,~ ; -~. - WELLTHEN c,TAuOA'DE L ET ME MAKE - ANOYCALL. ~ YM91"S THE MATTER01 0 YCU L OSE A r%E IN THAT PHC>JE - I L5 14 -)))I I---. __ -~ I =1 - ),i h' -. Ai~v IS Ciji ' I LOST TV#) NICKE1) S ~r f -- ,0-m - )I - 17 - '/ I ( .. a \ by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST I ,— r—i -. '-\ k ~,j " e-__O~ I - --- --- ,.—.., (Li AND THE 5TICKER PRicf' =_ : I Jt - . ;i L-4 I ,. -1 .m'lirrpt' \ ___ - ~0 Z_A liii I' - I 11 ' U-Sels I i - ~ 21, 11 I , ill ii I' ~i 3-19 ' Z i1vL— . K4 - i Kf4f_iIiIiI.W&' a I )-P.f fww~ - • fg NEVER HEARP OF HIM* =Rms- FN IAOICAN jump, I ! .-W. HOW 5OUN aow. I " I 0 ( I AA . r I vgi, ~55 _1 I - - 0 c - /W al /t&)',. 0 ' I ~, P Pass Pass tn eneouragirw results, 1!.~. .. ~~ 111." (.1 f.- i.l.(_~ ~' Ch ill I L K-W-1-1 :~ - -Y!;,j -e I I.- - -,, - - - . c:::- Pass #1 , .. —'_r ' '' ,• ' \__ _' •. .. -' - A - ;. • . ., . i . 1. . .- . . -. — T - T-'--- ' . : - . - . ., - •. .,. _. - .J — 10 . --:3, - I I I r7/) . , == # o- - ' I 'l' I ,,, ~ I / . _j - -.. . - I I I 01 011111 0 j2j* X /' r- I took your advice about picking on somebody my own size' UU 1 ke,w I-V- ov- PEW? I i. rL . , ~7 i - t, . ~" , j [L~ "1 .1 - i7 i- I- 5 1-~ l (5 60A4W 1 . . 1)- I (41 d io t - . 1W I i 1 .*T V I.. , =~'_ I .1 fi',~ -)I I 14 I %J_~ 1 ; -J~ , ~I t-e~-'?* -s 'IV I -i ,14 __ Garry 1I I ! F~, 1 '--- REMBRANDT tlng.Theyounpter, who may ydtw'nout lobeSanlord'sanswer to Picasso, points regularly in his studio at First Presbyterian Church Day School. I Herald Photo by BM Vinecat Jr.) - Ii ________ Freeman Says Ordinance oun Pelley explained the law system employes—arethe Non- suspend negotiations for 30 requires that negotiations be Instructional Personnel of days," said Grooms. "We will completed within 60 days of Seminole County (NIPSCO)-, try to resolve the matter before starting, or prior to 70 days Needed To Collect t. the Bus Drivers for the fir.q time for job , )n- refused to negotiate. the experience with collective association, after private bargainIng. torney Rules Impact Fee System 'Improper By ED PRICKE'FT 10) with Association. When Pelley tracts, because he has had Payments The Issue reached the boiling point when a grou p . of buildm IjLst month petitioned the cortunissioln to hal t theprsctic'. The Seminole Uunty Colmnii.salon's unwritten Bul.1ders cla!zn impact fees we Wegal. They say policy of coHecting impact fees from developers Is thq are being forced to pay'a fee to Urm county "Improper," according to County Attorney Thomas approval of buUdlng permits Freeman, Xt first former Couty Attormy Howard Marsee In a legal ruling Freeman ex;wLs to deliver on was asW for an opinion. That happened after Tuesday, the county attorney says the "present Commissioner John Kimbrough, a Republican, Freeman said his opinion is b&d twi a recent Ernest EUhiz woudd, Li queried, produce similar ruling , requires that impctfees Fren noted thatthe Supeeme Court did n. accord i ng t y To M "be segregated and that they be u0zed only for outlaw impact fees. But Lhe court said It must be Freeman, requires that impact caLstruction of new plants in the area of new done by ordinance and emply with the specifications set out in the court order. fees "be segreçjated and that they develomnt be utilized only for construction oi "Seminole County has not even adopted an or. missioner Richard n ew plants in the area of neW dinance. Therefore it is my Ieg4l opinion that the William have argued against, abojl,i%Imxnt ,j practice o collecting e fees without an ordinance Pa fees. development II system of collecting impact fees" from developers charged builders were associated with Freeman at all, is improper," the attorney said. without passage of an ordinanceis "Improper" and the three Democrats on the board, (h,. rasrn Is that the money . trought In Is u' The Lmm centers on wheOw the county must 11 fees could be reduced, both Kimbrough and "I th.ink that every Lawyer who reviewed the for repair of schools. 11-11 am % 60 n"Ti=', ae cizmticli~, is wluley Fort Authority -C1tairrm lom hinford said the ALw, both colmmissioners argue a Wil&r shcu ~ ~ Then Margee hLrned down the county's offer to siWation would have a cmaisUnt opirtion,"t he which has netted about $O,OOO over the pest two money could be freed to use La upcoming elections, research the issue, and Freeman was iitsijd to added. pay for the futtre Impact his development n. Freeman denied the charge. Freeman said Marsee and Auditor General have on any given area. come up with an opinion. I ., Water District roves Plan A 4 Today New System Boosts Egg -- .. rour perions have been arrested, and more are ex. pcc:i: 61 a caaaEa,14a %itij j, I I as producing better results. ,Sanford egg In fur. installed at th, Part of the St. Johns proximately $10000 The St Johns Ether will be District'snewplaii is to restore niture from Eric Adams I bi h ' deeper and cleaner as it flows as much as psible f the Furniture %arehouse. See hand1 - __~ T ~0~ .-- __4 - - . ____ 1 1=~ !;- - z, - ~ in: -4 iuY.'.0 _.- 0, " i __ . j A ~11111111111111111111111111111111111111 I 01, _. . 0, 11111111111111111111111. "....-.4 41 _. _:~ -111!~:N ' -. -61 Z I 7 A - • I EMEM -: - Plant Production IferAid Staff Writer Y" 4 - ''" _.1 ' L_F clad ,an sncei•ts _____________ ; basin's natural marshland, itor), Page 2-A. through Seminole County if .,i arrival the hen fruit has been - Fi-~ 4 new plan of attack approved by which filters out nutrients, W60aw a I iW The late of patty Hearst, muving like hotcakes, V" Water sediment and im purities as the Johns the SIt -- ~~ 'Ile system, hased on self. , ~k ... MOW , F , charged with bank robbery and A 4W Nianagement District does Water flows downstream to the Wl' ... i-. L~T -i - I -IFcontained digital computers, is Atlantic Ocean. what it'! intended to do. ,.- - .:-* . . I . Im %~__ - . mWlon ol a felony, Is now In the being used by Pinebree jury after lengthy Farms, Inc.. a JacksonvilleP .jpw. .4 7; 6governing board meeting this agriculturalists began draining hands of a #a-------* - . corporation which based --7 V " I PV. i JXL . . , 1 ~ 4. week, sets new priorities for th.-- land in the St. Johns basin iii the court proccedIO&S. See Story, 1 . r !!11~0 0ItV -__ r-,_tj supplies eggs for Winn-Dixie -_ i:~,~ Page 7-A. e'dw . 00 %- I ~ upper St. Johns basin, from the late IM, there were nearly pwwr-" I food stores throughout the state 11" r Seminole County line upstream 1,000 acrea of marshland that cf Florida . '' " Man) persons have been (south) to the riser's head served as a nat ur al filtration — .i I Instead of roducin prin. waters in Indian River Count) 5) stem for the riser. Today less feted by the Lake Mar) touts or displays,the , comput rs - . Volunteer Fire )epartment by ... It Is a significant Ste , than 250 acres remain Hundreds of acres of state. being presented with lifetime in this system control the combining a whole new apt, . f proach to water management owned land have been drained membership#. Story, picture, --I . I A The efficient, streamlined (- -L r;I j 3-A. 1110 . and stand i(fle, and St. Johns Page - W. * it4, with the fulfillment of Florida's .~, ~ ", I . process has catapulted the , . . Z. landmark Water Resources District staffers have set their _1 %_ , -__~_ I / . :. ~je , 40 plant's production capabilty 7 A181 - -. lr\ JL__ , I S Act, of 1912, which places sights on returning that an to from about 25,000 eggs per how 1, the river's ecosystem. Around The Clock 'L .. ... &A to more than 43,000, while The new computerited en procening system at Pinebreen Farms hu catapited The plant's proiduct.1m to about U,M tW The staff recommendation Ilrlct' public supplies, water per hour h11e reducIng breakage and container damage. (Herald Photo by Kits Nash) •..4-B simultaneously reducing recreation, fish. wildlife, and for a whole . Calendar blems Comics restoration For the entire riser solvi ng ............4-Il damage, says Pinebreeze bathed in oil, passed over a International Corp., was first the ease with which it fits Into It abreast of companies around tinter. approved were asin in a single agency. ..4,B maintenance engineer Clifton 12,000-watt light bank which spotted by Pinebreeze officials Pinebreeze's existing plant the world which are converuN Army Editorial om the U.S. s whose 6-A Stringer Since the March 9 referento the new s ystem. allows inferior eggs to be at the Southeast Poul try and layout. Corps of E i Abby ,. _..... - .. .. - -3-C durn on funding water At first it was thought that a Eggs go through a lot of weeded out before grading, Egg Exposition in Atlanta in Japan, Germany, Australia water Dear approach . Limb 8A handling between tlx hen and graded or sighed management programs tobe and Canada are among the a e iris o1 1975 couple walls might have to within Its superior th ass been fir Horoscope ................. 4-B the consumer. After collection one-milligram accuracy, production through ad valorem taxes lilanal. stems removed to nccnmmndatø thw natlnn.c which ctrInr sa's speed passies and funding has been maligned since their Hospital ... - - - .......,, ., -3-A they are kept on the farm in coded, dated and packed in primarily from the fact that it machines, but Stringer' cir- already have tht system or are fj, iii, assured, St. Johns District Kissimmee River project, contaitters. can grade eggs in hall the tizne cumvented that expense and planning to bring it in. St. Johns nine Sports .................14B average temperature of 56 officials hope to get fullw h ich The entire processing run, previously required. Stringer lnconvemencebymodifylng the Pinebreeze expects the new Jea rC assistant turned Florida's Telcv"lnn... ........... .6-8D degree:; , author ity over the upper St. the 1Lflh5 ra standard during which placed an the immediate order for production conveyor system, ttaChinery to pay for itself in eggs are Aut says Women L ' , . ... ..... ..14-C refrigeration Johns -now controlled by the level used exposed to 70-degrec plant two sets of equipincrit, both & tho enabling him to keep his five years, which is about twict. heartland river irto a drainage Southern arid Central Florida throughout the processing temperatures, takes no more which were in operation by processing room practically as fast as it could be done at the WEATIfEll ditch running down the middle it.-I - _,4 . cyclp . . than 20 ininutes, Stringer mys. January. unchanged. old production rate. • 01 tflC Stale. IX (" mk r Once the eggs have arrived at Pinebreeze 's high 82, Saturday's Sunday's e firm is so pleased Th with produces One more machine is Al though a few worker s have In cooperation with the Flood the phint in refrigerated trucks, low 58. nce "shielded carton". which the outcome that it ha.% ordered scheduled to be added to the been temporarily Wd off si '17he new plim emphasizes Control District - which was Fair, becomiag partly cloudy t means its entire operation is a third system for the Keystone Sanford plant. at which time the the system arrived, Stringer natural processes of improving established in 1949 when the ON, water quality over the Army main concern was preventing Sunday with a slight chance of refrigerated holding coolers Linder constant scrutiny by the Heights plant. located between firm's offices will be moved into says Incorporation of the ,~-ft-e It S. of Starke and Palatka in north a separate building to release planned complex of machim Department Corps cf Engineers' structural flood damage, not protecting showers. I'Virm with highs until they are readN to go U. lower 80s Sunday. Lows In Ibc through the syst m. Agriculture and has received y floor space. .solutions like canals and levees. the environment - the Corps will eventually bow the pjanitiiji low to mid 64s. Southeasterly Thanks to computerized the agency's shield-shaped being made to acquire two For the time being, though, output high enough to warrarit Jack hierriam. chief of per. Inds 10 *0 , 15 m.p.h. Shower automation, human hands stamp of approval. more. Nrliebreeze is rolling along with recalling them and will even Mitting and regulation for the managemen program never they touch th eggs as e per probbllltysuudaytO One of the best features of the a processing potential of lead to the hiring of additional e new system, developed Th St JoSnslXstrict estimztesthe e SI '. - . ,.- ______ . 1 .II !. I It,. A ft~, ) fw V A 4) -1) — be fore the school budget is consulta tion, announced that submitted Hesaida suspension Grooms had been made a would not allow enough time for member of the association and . negotiations to be completed. as ,~uch was certified to Bargaining would have been negotiate. ._ in process 36 days as of MonPelley replied that Grooms da) not i (1r1r, od th Pelley said he would f ile an was not eligible for mm unfair labor practice complaint bership in the association. The if Grooms persisted in asking remainder of the session passed .__~ for a suspension, as Pelley with3ut communicatioM exbelieves Grooms' persistence cept for the association would be stalling negotiations agreeing to meet with Pelley's Pelley also threatened to file team again the following week. .rwl .;i_ -. rnlj i. ,s .. results of hIs most reictut experiment witk Impre"loubtic pain. which represent 700 school tney (school board negotiators) by Dick Tumor - 'TI recommend the fortified skim milk variety to control the fat intake problem. if they can-t GINNY 71rl t ft I & , ockeci ______ - - 1 A ( nidian rtad r asks if e w(tuld o,rkn the bidding in fourth seat with. AxxzVAx 4 Kloxx&Kloxx Bridge watchers can e are not vulnerable ttit recognize the se con d -rate game is duplicate . nd defe er y his plaintive cry. Our answer is a resounding "flow was I to know?" Or* way to know is to %vateill negative. We are far more like. IY lu MW 1111611" POWs than to our cards ' gain in this situation. heis trying gi ve .n ormation. (F East held the first trick with MODERN, send Sill to.- -Win the ace of diamonds and at Bridge." C/o this promptly led the queen of clubs. newspaper, P.0 BOX 489, as Radio City Station. Now York, enthusiastically as he could by N. Y, I Coo I 9) ea U associations continued to team walked out on i'elley demand that Grooms be their when he said he would not when the negotiating teams Groonu, however, said he spokesman durit!g the time he recognize them unless Grooms 1 received notification that a does not look upon himself as a '.11—__— is awaiting certification absented hlln5elf. The ~ local linion had filed a motion buliness agent. "I don't conPelley said he and his team association said I*. would not cith the Public Employes sider registration as a business would be in iolation of the law bargain without Grooms HARRY PEU.EY il,itijnsComriussion (PERC) agent necessary to sit at a table if they dealt with Grooms present ref uscsto negotiate to revoke certification of three and conduct talks." we get back to the table on before his certification was According to Grooms, the employe bargaining units isSued, Nevertheless, Grooms said 'Monday ." associations are reluctant to because they did riot comply Friday that he had filed dur in g But Pelley said that if talks Grooms removed himself bargain without his guidance as with registration laws of the the preceeding week for are delayed 30 days, contract from the negotiating table last they are unfamiliar with much Florida Dept. of Commerce, registration with the Division of talks will be at an impasse. Monday and Pelley dealt in- of the bargaining process, and l)ilsien of Labor Labor The 1a requires that He indicated his team would stead with NIPSCO's issLstant areconrerned the) migh make The motion was filed by the his application be held on file not accept a suspension of talks. chief negotiator, Sirs. Carolyn errors wtdch could invalidate local 1010 of the International for 30 days befo1e his cer "We're not going to do that Brown their contract lirotherhood of Painters and tification is issued. We're going to stick to the law," However, on Tuesday Grooms was retained by the Hm!d Staff Writer A18 .. .1% "%'.^.\~ "Ill CARNIVAL Drivers Association, and Seminole Education Clerical Seminole County School Board Pelley said the three 1ind three county employe assoctationshavebeencertifled irgIning i3t)CidtiO1lS are b I'fH( ts bargaining 1ig€nts i --. apparently deadlocked as the Uowver, he contends tnat MUM board's chief negotiator, Harry Grooms, who Is hired and paid Pell ey, refuses to recognize by the associations, Is their Gene Grooms as chief business agent. As such, said' negotiator for the three Pelley, Grooms must be cerassociations tified b3 the Division of Labor Grooms is also executive before he can bargain. dlrprtnr nf the cmsno1e until tHo rprHlit'.tlnn I. Edu cation ,Association SEA) issued Pelley reiuscs to 1&_- k I -aw - .0 ''."-- .c - __________ 48 (Vening lead - i # . t• ..: : :7 . . I / 11 A. A , 07" I .' •,--. i. .I*t West didn't know, but he might lials I iI . I well have -xvirked it out. 1 l~' ,I.- - - second club and give bun a nih. DOONESBURY gua .. . - To try to tell his partner Umt he only held two clubs and Nort h Fast South West one of the reasons many tolerate milk they should take older people seem to be calcium ta blets to be absolutel) susceptible to Fractures is certain that they are not because of osteoporosis. That's deficient In calcium. why a little fall, which wouldn't hurt the younger person, may exercises for osteoporosts. One result in a fractured wrist or Is to help maintain posture and even a fractured hip. INlany of ain %%- hat benefits you can front the fract ur ed hip cases occur in increased strength F ho older people because they The other Is avoiding the types really have osteoporosis. of exercise which may lead to in fracture of the vertebrae or many people. When pain does cause problems. That is why occur it Is usually because of you need help in deciding what in iscle spasms which 3011 kind of exercise program Is of benefit to d described or it I . .- . I.- cjJ)jrt"" 4t:VkPxP- I'm Ii%0TgA0F1A1tNfM1 _.I on . NAMV P 01: MOWXXWffi "" CA lujim _______________~ --- ~I1 ___ I e-___~_, .r v I "V. PEM - n - . --- play clubs would ha% lead the king and contirue with the queen Then why did he lead Both vulnff able Osteoporosis is fhe times 1S women That is the raised bumi c'onuimon in women who do no get enough calcium in their in the thorack s me wnic diet. That's why women in the gives the appearance of a post menopause age should get modest humpback, at least (lie amount of calclWa ; _~ _~ - - V8 6 32 & 10765 for the dowager"i hump that you've mm older -I. . .. - I b T K Ryan .. .. - ; -. :" declarer collect the rest of the V 94 I! Seminole County School Bus - — out of clubs and had to let FAST I! U bcnooi ia s completed the echo by dropping WFST I By JF/tNPATTESON Herald Staff Writer ____ our spot a playing continued %ith the king. West 105 Trea tmen t certainly is not Satisfactoiy. Hormones have AIY orthopedic doctor has been used and may arrest the deformity. v •.. shift --.L TUMBLEWEEDS I Of WHIMS LUD'D. I , - i.L._jvi I - . I I 4 '• - BRIDGE K 872 _j that vertebrae collapse and there may be major loss of ~~ _ ) i I ~-_-, ~— ; _ - .7-__= ___ . -- -- .. -_-, (~_ . '' / . I - endeavors SOUT11 11)) actual bone cells disappear Send a long, stamped, zelf. causing the bones to be both addressed envelope for weak and hr'ittle. niq eandition mailing. Addrwm your 1, ?tter Ito - newspaper, P. strikes one out of four women in me in ~are of this San Antonio, Texas the United States after the ! , el ", 4~_~ ~Ir)a P 1 V . C)FORC)ER! I THOUGHT ~ YOU SAID YOU 01 DOT ! --, LOSE YOuR 01ME------,-% I I DIC*rT,,9 -4%' ji C-1 I T Th / / 1-'• _________ ~ 0- . il ~._'f . .~ 9 I 1 -3- .. i HEY- THIS PHONE Dr. I 6 P.: AT Says Groups Not Certified I - 71 ' Am ______ ~~-r . I Union ' Wisel) selected allies could 0Q _~ %~ r 7~.472:1 RANK/ by Bob Montana _______ * ,cases of broken bones. All of Those who want more I n. this hasn't added one bit to my rocniation on treatment and u' outlook on this condition. management of ostmporoll PULLEO ., -,)" 1- ,'.__1 11 I ARCHIE __ TILL HE -11) 7 ') 11~ V - Lf L__ - S )O , partnership arrangements. 19 _2:~ splinterand recuperation would - UAe aunger tnan ~ r _ * __ T- r . C~ 0 , , " ,.~ / ,V, , ;1. ,~-"W-' 11%" . IV , '-. AS ( 1Y'.r'' iF \I ,AT H E RV /,- f) 011 U ~ ; -__.-r ~ , - z:_: _______ by All Vermeer . 6 ____ __ 1 TM /_ I t~_, ____ ________- Plop LISTEN, AND AS l4E AGENT) s-' i-4OLLYHOC<! DEMAND YOU I YOU MIGWT GIVE PRISCILLA 1BE HE7R ,4 WORSE! ,_1 . AGENT. 'I', IN .0 I-- _____ 1~ . __ I - _______________ PRISMO-141 - .- I .. i J~~I, ___ .1 - - - :t 11V --,i~,~# . • • - . lion P: ..: - — .... ~~ ..:. - , '. . .. ., r ... . .. . . .. ..1 .. - -. - ___ - 20-Feb 19) H OS, 'St , and .7A1EM JA(OIIY condition at least for a few a nd a icT years. Sonie studies suggest reliLx my muscles. But so far nuoride will stop the process nothing seems to work, at least and even result in forming new my sat faction bo nes A group of the 'la)o Some well-meaning friend Clinic have reported the use of told me to be very careful not to sodium Fluoride, calcium and brerk mv bones as they would ,Vi."M - . . '. -0 J I -:::§ -, WIN I was told five years ago that I had tHs condition and ,since to that time it seems to be getting worse. In the beginning It only when a vertebra has collapsed affected my back. Now my legs and t he re is a temporary period and arms seem to be affected of severe am over the After my last bad muscle collapsed vertebra. I ~-_ . continuous pain eve ry day. -1 .- .. ~, ',7- - / k ./ - ~~0 V , - ire' . . I, 1 condition. '- Y( NOWSHF-'SGar TOO MLCH . . BOTTOM 4'b 'S.____ PIIFII %4 ft I I appreciate anything you can tell me about osteoporosis of the _ - - ~._ 1 - —.-.-- s )I~ I I ~ THE BLACK BOTTOM N.AND T14E I VARSITY DIZAG ——— —'9 66 By Lawrence E. Lam h, hI.D. DEAR DR. LAMB— I would _ f ~ K ° - . - Chic Young '.- - ' . ':~ , ,1. - 'IF ~Il l iu CORA ISN'r 1, ]1( BACj< IN TmE TWENTIES ZIPPY LIKE WE DID ALLTHE I SHE USED VANCES~~ I — . ~ - ____ BLON DIE . ' tt~. - . * - . * . )' , . — - - - with friends today. Let each to get better results if )OU - um Loss ,, . 1 . ~7 - ,—. ( - .. _____ others, but today you're likely prove beneficial to collective — - 65 — 04 budget-minded social ac v .s I nvolved IABRA (Sept. 23-06. 23) Usually you ork e1l with 55 4) . .., - _. - . .. - . ! 1 I th. PLSCES ( Feb - . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ) You could be dsanpointed today if Goals will not be denied you you expect more from loved today if you're prepared to ones thrn they are able to make the proper effort. Give it your very best. deliver. Be reasonable. vIlu10 (Aug 23-Sept. 22) youR BIRTHDAY you're conducting an important ' matter today where a uartner or III -. c'' S inoIei pet1 IPISt eming ear 3d re liKe • ç \ 5NC\Z1N' SPOTS \ TTERN l 1J _. (= _________ 62 / WELL, THERE'S ONE -fZ c's ( 'SLL LOVE. - — —— 60 — 63 ———— byStoffel & Heimdohl -- 52 1 M 59 t.__i - 45 - 1_1- - - -.,- I - = . --_-!~~ . -~.7,i - )OUrSelf. AQUARIUS J pay his i - 4 constnjctReregardlflgaseCTVt ambition. P3 underplaying some decorative changes dC home toda Be sure what buy is sotnethin' ou can ve - 23 — 25 26 27 byLa rrLewis — — — ___ 22 ER with BIMO BURNS — ~1 ~61 and he greater resol ve than you'rt CANCER June 21-Jul 22) - 21 ______ Sanford, Florida 32771 -- Price 20 Cents let temptation override 21) You'refarmoeresourcefu1 You may be tempted to make _______________ 19 21, 1976 F. " & today. Challenge awakens the reai )uu. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jart. 19) You may have an op. Social Situations today you'll draw far more favorable portunity today todootnething — ii- March 68th Year, No 181 Sunday, some se 3 our rductance to ask for better terms. —11 — 9— 10 ______ - Don't might cost you more 10 business with friends today than with strangers because of 16 - fl Hed "iia deserving. 55 To be (Fr ) 5d Pronoun 59 Light broAn ' 13 -- z: ' 6 need _____ 1 discipli ne today to keep cx- who is truly passing over one 51 Heavy blow 31 11-il-,in 0t, 9 \OU m ay with an opportunist while travagant tendencies in check. MHenwck Only 28 Shin 5 F,3V0rrj(- Not fresm ening (Nov 23-Dec !!iaie form) SCORPIO Oct 24-Nov. (March 21-April 19) Be careful today not to be lavish ? 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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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 19, 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/206c6edf432a27ba8a7841cd70bddddc.pdf 9fbe26e15c2ed5c95ef4aa60e9c2fd12 PDF Text Text U Wednesda y. Ma rch 17.1976 B---Evening HerId, Sanfod,FL I - STORE HOURS: 25TH & PARK: 8A.M. -9P.M. 7 DAYS AWEEK 68th Year, No. 179—Thursday, March 18, 1976 Sanford, Florida 3277'—Price 10 Cents 4TH & SANFORD 8-7 MON. THRU THURS. 8-9 FRI. AND SAT. 8-1 SUNDAY P RI CES OOD THUDS., MAR. THRU NED., MAR. 24 11 SANFORD AVENUE AT 4TH STREET aa.* i= aft - i,'ri.i PARK AVENUE AT 25TH STREET — - •- - IIa rtUrL' I Beef Liver Inc tYIAI am Mom as — QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED ' • I Mt MAI I'UYL!_ AV HEAVY WESTERN FLORIDA PRMWM O WH LE ) LB. HEAVY WESTERN 9.64 LAZY AGED BEEF BONELESS. FINE FOR GRILLING Patio Steak 9.44 LB. - January from a 14.3 per cent high in December. Bedsole directs Seminole County's Cornprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) A declining unemployment rate could prompt program. Congiess to slash Seminole County's $4-million And though he is pleased to see the unemfederal jobs program, Jim Bedsole said today. ploynient rate dropping, he said the present rate IS "If the :ate of unemployment) continues to still much "too high." drop, there Is no question about Congress cutting . About 6,000 persons are still wi thout Jobs In the program. Th e question is how much Seminole (i•flát) , L.'dMjle ni)t(l ',hcrc,' Bedsole said, The CETA program is responsible for providing The unemployment rate for Orange, Osceola and Seminole Counties dipped to 10.9 per cent In jobs for about 500 workers. At the peak of the HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF PORTERHOUSE OR I T-Bone I Steak Cube By E[) PRICKE Herald Staff Wrtcr ) LB. 44 LAZY AGED RFfl: County Jobs Program May Be Slashed ~ffmomb.~N =1118 YOUNG TENDER AAr Unemployment Drop Could Spur Cuts Ste k j HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF FULL CUT program, CETA funds paid salaries of about 1,128 workers, There is discussion in Congress about cutting unemployment compensation. But Bedsole says the funds may be used to h i re federal jobs programs. And, President Ford The federal program pumps about $4-million recently vetoed a jobs bill that would have provided additional workers, lie has ."ritten the U.S. Departme't of Commerce for permission to use the yearly into the coy. The funds are used to train employment for thousands of workers. and hie workers, many of whom are unable to find But, if the pending Congressional cut is bad SW,000 to hire peisonnel. Th at final decision would be left to the Seminole work in the job market, news, Bedsole also reports there Is some good • County Commlssion.Frhe funds could be carried 'Th e (.ETA prog ram Is life-saving for a whole a ui . rz.ri 0,11CC. forward to next year. lot of people. I don't know what the people would do T!'e good news is that there may be an additional Or, •Ls P,ed54')le pointed out, the $50,fl)0 ccuH k' VIU1(iU! it, lk'iOiC said. S,O,(N,(, tti Lt IL-&I 10 hl.r .IIA)L1 33 additional used now to provide jobs for S021W t4 ha- ,O(.) He said it would be a "catastrophc" if Congress workers through June 30. persons in the county who are unable to secure reduced CET, funds. The $50,000 was reserved for payment of employment. cr . . Victim Of Accidental Shooting to.I 14J &. UIIU ItUK — LB. Li ., IVIU[ 1 i'e - !4 LA I .. tea Wril re II!.... LUIhI ly rui I By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer BABY BEEF ROUND, CLUB OR Sirloin 1 L! 34C --- accidentally shooting himself while preimiring to clean a Al 100 PCT. PURE J receiver in his left hand next to table and chair. Officers said a gun cleaning when he was accidentally shot his moubi. Shea said the pistol was kit was spread out on the coffee In the abdomen and managed to Police reported a 9mm "jammed in the eject position table, get to the nearby telephone to A 33-year-old Sanford man automatic pistol was found onand an empty cartridge casing Hughes said apparently Swift call for help. apparently died while the living room floor about 10 was lodged in the ejection was sitting in the chair An autopsy was scheduled telephoning police headquar- feet away, close to :i coffee port." preparing to clean the weapon today by Dr. Garay in the case. ters for help early today aftcr Lake Mary To Hike Water Rates Patrolman II J Shea Jr ' ' - . reported officers found Darrell By DONNA E.STES rnor'th for the first 4,000 cents per thousand thereafter, residential users at $4.60 per Sift 38,deadon the floor of his Herald Staff Writer gallons 50 cents per thousand The change In the minimum 3,000 gallons but a low er fe" f ., f 1524 Douglas Ave. residence gallons from 4001 to 10,000 raterepresentsrepresen a 487 per cent thereafter at 73 cent her with the telephone in his hand LAKE MARY The city gallons; 40 cents per thousand increase with a 50 per cent thousand gallons. after the telephone company council at a 7:30 pin, meeting gallons to 20,000 and 25 cents increase up to 10,000 gallons Of the municipalIy.ined traced the cdfl and officers today is scheduled to order per thousand thereafter and a 555 per cent hike up utilities Longsood h the or broke a window to enter the advertised proposed new water The new rate raises the 20,000 gallons with a 72 per cent lowest rate at $350 for a house. rates to city residential sub- minimum charge to $3.90 for raise thereafter. minimum of 5,000 gallons and 45 - • Police said a man called scribers, raising the fees to the the first 3,000 gallons; $1 per The City of Casselberry's cents per thousand gallons 4 . - -_i • ' police headquartes at 2:52 highest level of ' any thousand for the next 7,000 water system has a higher thereafter to residential sub. am asking for help but officers municipally -o w ned utility in gallons to 10,000 gallons and 0 minimurn for scribers. charge 01 were unable to understand Seminole County. • Sanford 's rate to residential anything else the caller said The newrates are necessary users is $296 for 4 000 gallons TIM 'kpr' - ' ' ' Detectie Sgt E J Hughes to repay a $354,000 loan apminimum, 48 cents per IC II ire said telep ho ne company of proved uth the US Farmers tousaid over 4 .000 to 10,000 fkials traced the call to the IloruL Adzntmstration F hA) to 42 cents pe r thousand Douglas Ave addres, while update expand and Improve over 10,000 to 50,000 gallons and T police kept. the telephone Line the city system *irchased more • % cents per thousand aver - open. than a year ago from Southern p 50 ,0W to 100,000. LAKE MARY Mayor Walter Sorenson's recommendation Shea said he and U Johnnie Gulf Utilities The City of Oviedo, which has that Ralph Abell be named the cit y's fire chief until a permanent Parker rushed to the address, The program planned in- head of the fire department is hired will be considered by city not raised its rates since got no answer to their knocks at cludes providing better water council at a 7:30 p.m. F building its water system in meeting today. the door and through a window pressure, expanding water The The city currently is advertising in statewide journals 1967, has a $3.50 monthly saw a man laying on the floor service, increasing Water main. minimum for the first 3,000 a lire chief at a $10,500 annual salary. inside, size and providing a fire gallons; 50 cents per thousand Abell, a long-t me member of the volunteer fire department, "1 .. - . ' The officers broke a window hydrant system. ga llons from over 3,000 to 8,000; . next to t he d oo r to enter, police Par t of the loan money is to has been elected fire chief by the volunteer firefighters and is a 45 cents from over 8,000 to professional firefighter employed on the east coast of Florida. , " said. be used to run a line to connect j 13,000; 40 cent. per thousand J?'. , .. • •,_ Council %i a consider or action: '4 . "Everything indicates it was with the City of Sanford water , from over 13,000 to 30,000; 35 -. -•2. An ordinance sett ing requiremen ts in th . •. I an accidental shooting," system at a cost of $82000 e appointments to cents per thousand from over Under a contract, approved by boards, commissions and offices and of employes. Hughes said. ,)00 to 60,000 and 30 cents per Officers said Swift, who was the Lake Mary City Council in thousand from over 60.000 and special meeting VIOflUUy, tA nat IUUIU $17 UIC 111) IM W [ILWiI prIVULely'4.JWfletl ULU1U3 thereafter. IJIUIIUUIPtU UVUU UI U1t scfune a • ',.'a. • by Seminole County Medical Sanford is to sell Lake Mary within the municipal limits. The Altamonte Springs' rate Spring. . .lhe time of year when a young girl's fancy tUflLS to Examiner Dr. G.V. Garay, was water at a cost of 37.5 cents per Acceptance of the offered donation of land and a well on the is $3.10 for the first 4,000 gallons softball! Frances Boyd. sophomore at Seminole 111gb, is the found lying on Kruger property. the floor of an thousand gallons. to residential subscribers; 55 catcher on the girl's team u hich crushed Taylor 111gb of Pierson, area between An ordinance on first reading permitting fluoridation of the cents per thousand to 10,000 the living room Currently Lake Mary water 22-1. Wednmday at Fort Mellon Park. For more details on the and family room of the customers are paying a city's water supply as Sanford water is injected into the system. gallons and 45 cents per game, see stc' Page MA. illerald Photo by Tom Vincent residence with the telephone minlimmi charge of $350 per — An or di nance concerning mobile homes. thousand thereafter. . f ,.( , ____ ' I ,,,. - - -- . F o e onsi ere IL I - 5 - - •u twj •t. ....z i ' ag 1 • ' SPRING W 5- -- --4 4;.. r FEVER - -- •L.-.51- -- -m~_ m _j — 5.. ,. Bacon C low S LB. -- Dog Food 23 LBS. 2.99 REG. OR SUPER - I 1J - 47 FLORIDA GRADE "A" EXTRA LARGE DOZ. 64c Modess 24 CT. 99 C jz JPp I-- - Pampers CT. 99 Marshmallows m 43C 4 •. •.. I.l.1; F _••••• ..• • .. -- Al ..--.:-- 4C.'' •r 0 4 - 01 Crackers ç -•j sq• - UNSALTED 1 6Oz. 59C M EAR L' $ - - S - TABLE KING French Fries Pie Shells- 322 C 0. 39 0L39 MRS. SMITHS c 2/39c 47C MERICO CINNAMON 3/$1 i*nP__c .. .. /$i U U UU U I I U '\ I U U 1 By JEAN PATTFSON they are," commented Board Sinclair proposed offering %Oul(t also permit students Herald Staff Writer Chairman Robert Feather. junior to admission to '.he museum at all memberships The board instructed Bettie Seminole County students at times as well as participation in '1 he Seminole County' School Palmer, coordinator fcr science fifty' cents per student. He said field trips. Board expressed delight and and environmental education, such a membership would allow Layer commended teachers enthusiasm Wednesday night at to draw up a preliminary draft the museum to schedule ahead and students on a variety of 'r the agreement reached with the of the agreement vitli the Inoreprograms for the county's successful programs staged Seminole County Commission county for board consideration, students. A membership card during the past few weeks, to develop 242 acres at Big Tree The combined nature centerEast into a county park plus park evolved from a request lb environmental nature center from Mrs. Palmer that the site for local school children, be used to teach a nature class, "I'm thrilled that the corn- The first classes are scheduled mission is cooperating the way to begin in September %ith a program designed for fifth graders. The school system will Members of the Seminole County School Board come provide a teacher and portable in unusually close contact with some of the students they building, while the county will serve, and at a school board meeting Wednesday night, to he expected to develop and all appearances, they- enjoyed the confrontation im... 4-A Around hit' Clock maintain $6,000 worth of nature mensely. Bridge ...... 2-13 trails. David Martin, president of Bear Lake Elementary .....6-A Calendar The land will not be leased by School student council, was introduced to the board by his Comics ..211 the school board, but an inteacher, Mrs. Jean harry. Ycung Martin then proceeded Crossword t erlocal agreement for a kng a to read an in'itatiou to the board to attend his school's Editorial 4A period as possible will be drawn Bicentennial t)av, March 26. l)ear Ahh 3-H UJ) The board listened In obvious delight as the youngster Dr. Lamb ........... .... 2-B In other action, the school read In a clear and confident voice the day's program, horoscope .....,,. .2B board accepted tentatively the which will include performances by the Liberty Belles of hospital ................ . 6-A apparent low bidder on media lgwooJ . and by guitar and dulcimer player Barbara Obit uaries..........6-A center additions to Casselberry Muller, as well an Items by the Bear Lake students Sports ----------10,11-A and Lake Mary Elementary themse!ves. It will be an all-day prugram. . 6-H Schools , B. Wlliams ConTelevision Board Chairman Robert Feather thanked Wnrnn 3- B •. . , - "Mr. ñJIIULI ((IdUe ItU(IlUli, U Martin" for his presentation,T asia suggeswdneaskrne package bid of $181,300 on both rest of the student council to stand and be recognized. schools. With a commanding gesture of his hand. Martin in. %Sednesdas high (6, today's dicated the youngsters should rise, as the board and The board instructed School low 43 • school officials applauded. He then distributed large red, Mostly sur.iiy today through Supt. William P. Layer to meet while and blue invitations emblazoned with the Liherly Mark Friday. Mild today with highs with Sinclair, Hell and the board thanked the pupils for their presenre p resentativO for the John and warmer around mid lOs tation. Young Museum and Friday with highs near 80. Lows The meeting proceeded to the dry and businesslike tonight lower SOs. East to Planatarium in Orlando, to Items further down the agenda, but the board tackled it northeast winds 10 to IS m.p.h. discuss entering into a contract KNIGHTS with charmed smiles on their facts as the memory of the with the fnUSewn next shool today diminishing tonight, students prcud and eager faces lingered. IN COMBA T Details and tides on Page 6-A. )ear. Today PARKAY QUARTERS nrd U Student Cheers School Board VELDA FARMS TRIMLINE Milk Rolls Marnarionp- - Rnnrrl Hnnnv With • • • • Pnrk A noommin nf r FROZEN FOOD HALF GALLON SUNSHINE KRISPY - Pt' DAIRY DEPT. KRAFT'S MINIATURE L ' 10 OZ. t - .5 t'kiiure.Center To Be Built U CHAMPION ' •'.-r..- , f" L 2Q . ,J I . 4,. ' . . ,.. .5 '-''".5 ','.. . - * . * .f I Taking a page from hlstoç'., Mllwee Middle School held a Medieval Happening Wednesday with costumed students participstbg In such knightly activities as joittag and sword fighting. Combatants from left, David Seligssm, 11, TIm Des! erges, 12 and 'rank Driver, it. �- - - -- - -- -• '. - - - rr • ' - -,t ........ ..- J'.-. 1. -.-'-'.---.- - ';-A- - ' " - -. - --I Thufsday, M'rCh ii, 17 7A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fla. By Winter Springs Residents Member days Panel Has I I Duc,eo iva/or issue __ PSC Utility NATiON IN BRIEF Idaho Senator Frank Church To Enter Presidential Race ll)\fl() ('ITY. Idaho APi Sen. Frank Church, counting n the late primaries "to leave a lasting impression on the convention." prepared today to enter the race for the l)emocratic presidential nomination. As he headed Wednesday for this mountain mining town of ifl, Church compared himself with the turtle in the rae %% ith the hare. "Like I'm Wni' h' st.,rt,. '.nwk nif aiut' on strong to Wrn," Church said. thurch picked Idaho ("t'.., itr t!r rt"c fc th l)einocratic nomination lot sentimental reasons. his -an(1fathcr settled here after the Civil War, And, in 1940, tus father-in-lan announced his candidacy for governor of Id:ho from a platform in Idaho City. Five Democratic candidates are still in the race after four weeks of primary electir,ns, and a s'th, California Edmund Brown Jr.. entered the race last week. Scored By Legislator TALLAHASSEE (AP) Rep. Ray Mattox, UV,intt'r. Haven, says a bill to reduce electric rates by $60.3 million this year is 'the height of election-year hypocrisy an) I (tell iagogut'ry. \lattox and a utility company consultant attacked the proposed bill Wednesday at a joint meeting of the House I ;fl)Wttl .iiol Energy and Finance and Taxation Coin wittet's. They said it would mean even higher rates later. 'the committees were to meet again today to fr''r m'r tuIu)nv from utility company witnesses. Proposed by ';rowtlm and Energy Chairman Hyatt Brown, 1)Daytona lk'ach, the bill would prevent Florida's four malor ilectric companies from charging consumers for deferred federal income taxes. - , ':: '* An ) I(N.P)Pnnn&, F Base To Remain Open - I i All) President Ford's dog Liberty Nis apparently reached a canine star status approaching I .assie or Bin Tin Tin. Two-legged and (our-legged fans are writing the White house in increasing numbers asking for paw-autographed pictures of Ford's Golden Retriever. Public demand for these pictures by dog lovers has reached the point where the White House has had a special rubber sUi'mp cut with the !meIred Imprint of the - I U .t PENSACOLA (AP) Contact by a Florida nressm,n amy have caused the Navy to back away nians Il) p.'ssihlv Owe .cm :I:-rI!ctti :icar lk'nsaral:i. Suticy held had been pegged for closure or reduced activity, according to original word from the Pe.tagon. But the Navy said Wednesday that Sautley will be studied for possible use as a training-management complex and will not be closed 'toni Y, :t.fjjN(;TON , U (L'' i ;e"A._ ~A` ' ;I - .-.... . It's usually accompanied by a letter from the President's Us-year-old daughter, Susan, tdllhrg the recipient the paw print is in fact stamped on because Liberty would have a sore foot if she had to autograph each request herself. - -- . - ,. . . , I t . .. .. ". P ~ ocal-S- j ~ % I Closeout on junior eons. WASHR - DRYER I ci _-c-jr % OF SANFORD I 'SALE FRI. - SAT. imi i WORLD IN BRIEF - SAVE Pre-washed or brushed sateen navy denim. Seek Accord With Communists Junior sizes 513. -- A youth who wears braces on $2n095 2O No ONE SPEED, 2 CYCLES Normal and short cycles handle )ThOt 'uhabk fabrics. WATER LEVELS Convrniet two-potition WvcI iotcoI swuch. TEMPERATURE CONTqoi. Wash-rinse wi?y tern wae ROME (All) - The ruling Christian Democrats moved closer toward an alliance with the Communists today as they began a party congress in the wake of their first public consultation with their traditional foes. Most of the four-day Christian Democratic congress was expected to be devoted to discussion of whether to move to the left nd towa?d some sort of axc*nmcdaticm 'with the Communist Daily, Italy's econd IargesL The Vatican urged the Christian Democrats not to abandon the anticommunism that has been one of the chief planks in the Roman Catholic party's platform since it banned the Communists from the government hi 1947. But the gravity of the economic situation, the apparent inability of the Christian Democrats to improve the situation alone and the growing strength of the Communists was driving Premier Aldo Moro steadily toward some sort of arrangement with them. .' -- " - ::: - - M ___ r - .- - perstures autornat.kiUy mitch cyck. Spring colored sandals with cushion .. - Oil Swaps Approved - - insole. ____ " - _. OTTAWA i AP) The National Energy Board has approved In principle two more oil swaps with the United States, but final ratification won't be given until the companies involved also get approval from Washington. A board official said the swaps involve 2,000 barrels a day and in both cases the domestic company involved Is Gull Oil Canada Ltd. - The U.S refiners involved are Murphy Oil Co. of Wisconsin and Ashlaad Oil Co. of Minnesota. Under we arrangement.s, Gun pruvnle3 3,G} biuitL. u oil daily to each of the refineries and they will provide an equal amount to a Gulf refinery In Eastern Canada. Li - IW__:~ -I , ~ji W-:---, - ol, - - -; - -- - - - ,-.- k , 4 ';1 --••.. 4' '.J'..? ' ''ça ' 'C, J , -'-- Xzl -- '- , - .- !1:__ 1~~ 4 ;~&,_:- I -- - - • •• • • '-. •- ti 44 .fr 4- z,-c: - - ; '-"- - - ____ ~ - - __ fl ,),i?i 11'4- '-' : . - : - * r' _•; W i--vZ--- _______ __________ r - ••-• -. . *- - -' -cEtriahag Herald . . - dOp - -- Closeout famou, name slee wea Fc . • ' -'- -- - material," he added. "In one store he was asked how old he was and when he said he was l4, He said he did not know if other police departments have the same pr acti ce b"t said his teeth and looks even )ounger ttLin his 14 N 'ears went the sale.silian said, 'Well, I'm has b(vn used suc(ps,fully here on a pornographic buying spree not suppod to do this...' and on otter cases. vitti the complete approval of then sold hi1j ifie material. his parents, police say. I'feilfcr s-aid an undercover Schilke Enterprises Inc O fficers siy they also ap- agent - anadult - - wasin -each SILVER LAKE DR., SANFORD proved, since the boy was act- store when the youth paid his SAVE 323 I -62 SAVE ing as their undercover agent at visits and that one of the boy's the (nine, parents was In the immediate It was all part of a porno raid area. He said time arrests were Vednesday that leFt 12 men made immediately after the charged with possessing or purchases. distributing pornographic nis was not the first time material. police here have used teenagers "We found a concerned citi- to make such purchases, zen who was willing to allow his PfOffer ."id. lie %aid teenagers son to be subjLTted to seeing are used because it results in such material," Sgt James imiore serious charges against I 'fcif(er said of the youthful shop o', tiers and operators. operative, whom he refused to "Many people feel there is publicly identify. nothing wrong with such mate"All of the stores he tried had hal unless it gets into the hands saying that no minor of the kids," he said. "We know I under 18 years of age is allowed they're selling it tu minors and to enter or purchase such this proves it." TUH and SHOWER EN ,_u, 1. I -. ___ • '. .. /I I , • . I t - - . . • • - - ______ . - - , _______ - e -• w. ---.-. s - :- I - - - - • 4 ., ,Mu" -=" - • - ________ - -• -. ' - 1. -- .. -%- : -- .- __ - - -________ --i _ - It • -- 4 - I. . •- . CALL AFTER N PM. AND . SAVE That's when the low, long distance night rates begin evei-v night of the week and they last until am. i nese low . 'I - w natcs , ~ire a.,-x) on t}' T lhlik n-le Ic') L light ''-' ' ' fi -- 4.- - - r . PAO -- - - -- -- - -- - - I . . . - - . I _1SFsTo77 , II 1 __ - - . . . I - I . - ~_ - @ Souftm Bell -- . -r-' I **. ~: I SCRIC , . .... I III; . ____ .--.. I .*,*VERYTHINGEDUCED1 P' : nfork- Fla,- - I ______ nford.-PI& 'Ab . . So . __ 6 - ta.0"Om '' Ide'Supell ilmOUt A - en s for out-of-swte calls.'Ilie c'n? rti t(' d iRIal r1n.t* II', I l- --- --- ..- - 1. - I 1.4.tpi Alukji 1-hit-vi dW i.an,,di l"A -';"iQr';X'#4A' kpcnoirL tun. Wcl,gu( . , - ,- ~_ -- - -- .• . _____ 9: 1. ""*__~ • - / - Itore Murst. - * *' AA9 ~. . - - . i WA I ' - .k' -- : - • 1.1 1. IL-4-i.'.. -I V. • I ,. :. I 1 0 --I-- %~_ .. . ~I I _____ I' .' ' 10 - - ....... -r-- 7 1-., . : I'L_e''?*"_~Xr"T)! r-:~ Discount Factory Outlet I :. -- k- N ., -" ' I. , ~ . I , -- 1'.11:.- I.. * *. -I: .'. - - $1L095 IU7. CONSTRUCTION. 6- 9-cubic foot drum. Dropdown Lz.dA-Doo acts u bandy work i&li for folding clothes out of the dryer. Safety door Iwttch stc't* tumble if door is opened during cy ck. Lint scram is ountzti bc easy aus. White baked enasrid fsnhtop and cabiet Dryer measur es 290 fl1 z41', inches high o,u,,ZL t Beautiful nylon tricot pastel leepweer. Embroidered flowers on neckline and cuffs. Assorted colors In sizes S. M, L. .. - _. -~~I-l_F_~-` _ I _ I ~ _" ' .j-1... Waltz length gown. Orig. S7.........NOW 3.99 -,r,.- .,- : - .'- :''. - - - _-- tF.# '.I g,r j.-w-,' c. _'z- -'•• .- - " t4k ' .4. -..•t. - 'r -' M -. " '4- Waltz length robe. Orig. I I 1......Now 5.99 - - l_I ' .4 e 6. -. ,,t; ti -: t -- -, , , .. t. ,,.' ça; .7) s* 1,..-. - -'c4,.'L'.,.P- ,. Floor length gown. Orig. 5 10 ....... Now 5.99 -- - -..,-",-- ' -If . :J -t:,('c .r -i- - •b ' J',Ø .'±-."-": .. 1., 'r; 4 I ':-' Mj, ) -aj' ') '' 11 - -. VwA"V't 1* - .-, :, ."•"- O - -- ,-.,,, -' --q.79t -•'1" , -~ __ :-'- a --_-",1,_l1 e-*-_~a,---_-1-_ ..., - Girls' polyester shorts. , - a#;LLP !1'... • ,., .trl,t...-I.. - 3 EXTRA SPECIAL Cut $70 Floor length robe. Orig. 5 16.,......Now 7,99 1 2 SPEEDS CYCLE WASHER IN WHITE, GOLD OR AVOCADO. WAS 309.95. Matching scuffs. Orig. 14•,••,,,,• Now 1.99 I 95 NOW$ ONLY Sizes 4•ox.,,..,! S'by Ct.waq.,'71á I - -• -a--- - . SIMILAR TO ILLUSTRATION 22 - IN STOCK rOR IM M ED I ATE DELIVERY S \ Sill) fil(l1ar? r-rr~. 0~,,&A,1 UW -,~ 'CKARGE IT' at Sanford Plaza Penney's-Open Mon. thru Sot. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.Su!ldoy IS p.m. Store ... ph. 323-1310. I , - C I )' I'1 i ?)I OOOOC) . t-. ___ - ------ ,t, 71 IModel No. 21671 f -':.-:; 2 - ' oll 144i? Publssted D a ily and Sjvda,, fJtpt Saturdiv a'-i1 fl y The iitod Hrrald. Int.. Jcu N F-aci Mt - SIt,),ed. FL, .: - -4: . Sron Cut. Pottage P a id at Sanfori, f fortOa 37771. Hrrtt Ot!r rU.; MOf!fl. MOnh. Sli 70. Vi:. aO B' Ma) inFcatorna% PmreOeI.very .4iIo?Pr m.I ii 70 Ib 20; t2 Moi'mt. S34 CLO THREE TIMED CYCLES; Cycles for normal, pennanrn pr and ai-cmly. No need to worry with setting tempeuture. It's ai&toetitkally Thursday, March 18,;976-Vol. 68, No. 179 • -• - • - 0 - - celebration. In addition, Tucker said he would like to see the Farm City Farm City Festival, the gala concept expanded to ap. convention of agriculture proximate a (air, but without growers that has ixcome an concessions or rides. This anticipated annual event In would include attendance by Sanford, will be held again this local dignitaries and governyear, the Agri-Business ment officials, with a possible Committee of the Sanford appearance by Florida Chamber of Commerce an- Secretary of Agriculture Duyle nounced today. Conner. Chairman Cecil Tucker said At the same time, though, the at the committee's regular committee felt it might be best meeting that, I following the to restrict the event to a single I uge success of the festival in day, in spite of its popular the past two years, hedefinitely designation as Farm City favors sponsoring a similar Week. It was also proposed that effort in 1976. a one-day "King Cabbage" But the committee recom festival be held In 1976, either mended sw itching the separately or In conjunction f:vituc frirn their u.ual v.ith tl' I"r;rrn City activities. spring timeslot tosome week in Committee members November. This way panel reported that the recent Azalea members coald avoid personal Festival was extremely sue. c,)nfljcts with numerous other eessful, generating the sale of Springtime activities and also 1,6W plwfls in two days, and is bring Farm City into line with already being planned again for the traditional tiarvest.type next year in an expandei form. . 0 . SAVE 95 __ 11 matilied toeacc& By KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer ~7 0 woven-vamp sling-back sandals are sturdy vinyl with color-match3cj insole and covered 214" chunky heel. White, camel, navy, red; whole sizes 5-10 M. To Be Held Again 'i A Our Farm City Festival ska tt_ Our loweet-priced large-capacity model has no,'mai, permanent press and alt-only cyctas 1W - r H - - rw-IT . STRAIGHT.VAPIE AGITATOR See below SPECIAL FEATURES Safety lid switch stops .m,tn d lid as Otsene(i CONSTRUCTION. Heavyiuy .unie-speed motor. Painted top and lid: porcelain-linished basket. %',h*e-pattd inetil ubthet measure, 29z15' I,&41 MDNOW FOR THE K NEWS^%, -. JACKSONVILLE (All) Our lowest-priced model hes normal and short cycles 3 styles to choose from. Italy's Christian Democrats 'IA l.I.A LI ASSE K All lions Division figures "title cent of the voters -- 54.t pe r Education Commissioner sta nding around a counter in rent of the 2u8 million Demo,iatt.tn I tfl tar ' - erit if Un on'' lalph TurlinLtun favors Jimmy IJit rThr-e nod t'n tatter for President. Cotiiptrol- siiicd the u'etthcales. nohion Republicans. Icr Gerald Lewis likes Sen. The returns showed Carter The state constitutional henry Jackson. received 34.5 per ce nt of the amendment giving taxing powBut Gov, Iteubin Askew and vote, Alabama Gov. George er to water management dis.wcre ar 0St ate ruce 111d Wallace with 396,0 votes or tricts was approved 735,174 to titers won't say which of the top 30.5 per cent and Sen. Henry N. 600066 three vote-getters in the Florida Jackson üf Washington with , The De,m,ocr atic party rule 1)emnocratu. presidential 310,944 votes or o per cent 1egate In cdli, con iiini a primarythey'll tack it they go - ..................'14 • Ia.IiI..:._ ct, . ,, rio prckresiu. thi.irtd tie date receiving l pr cent or I other 11.1 per ce nt of the more o f the vote resul t ed in 'Ii Cabinet be fractured delegations tn the inented, or didn't comment, Democratic vote. al ( Wednesday the Republican side, Ford Democrati c ventinni in July. very informal mnceting is the had 52.8 per cent to former LII Canvassing Board to cer'ify the Ifornia Gov. Ronald Reagan 5 Carte m-. Wallace and Jackson official results from last week's 47.2 per cent. Reagan drew each will have at least ono 287,837 votes, primary. delegate in 12 of Un 15 u'nrs'-The turnout was 56.43 per sional districts They quicklyscanned Flee- Youth Used As Police' Agent j * 1976-IA -"t' hill would enrnplefrly F-A_r 5,~ n to pay baek any arber Forbe, U-.J:'.".!!" said. "But I am convinced that eliminate the $1,000 threshhold benefits out of his court award. people don't mind reduced hen- that must now be reached beefts as long as it will give them fore a person can sue for higher Ashler said he could support car insurance they can afford." damates. but it would force the at least that part of Forbes' bill. Askew, Smothers Silent About Campaign Choices '"",' - Thursday, March - I'' - THURS. 14, --- ___ --_--__ F --- - fore," :- . i),,, . IA 1, LA HASSEE All ) t*oadssde at the stat?'s current the costs by sharp!y rcInsuranco Commissioner no-fault law, saying It should be the benefits. Philip Ashler says a wide-rang- repealed in favor of a no-fault It would not ay motorists for ing task force report is a good law that would better halt sky- the first $1,000 of injuries 'tart at finding ways to bring rocketing premiums received in an accident, thus down soaring casts f automoBut outside of generalities of eliminating 24 of every 25 lili insurance, what the new law would pro- current claims, he said. however, Rep. John Forbes, side, the 32-member task force It would also force injured a mm'mtx,r of the Florida lnsur- could not reach any consensus, persons to use their health inalice Task Force, charged Forbes, chairman of the surance coverage before they Wednesday that the panel duck- house Commerce Comm'tee, could claim benefits from car ul the major issues and the 38 presented a bill to the group insurance protection, which recomnmendat ions made will which he said would offer a Forbes said could cut car insurhave little effect on the average "radical" way to bring down ance rates in half. Insurance buyer. automobile costs. "Many of these things have 'Ha' panel did isciia' :i chni'in' Forbes' hill wn'ihl hriu' rinwn n..,.r !r: ::vvh'. - Utility Rates Bill t. -- Task Force Struggles W91th Insurance IN BRIEF By NANCY BOOTH of the staff were conducting the crease only with a final hearing The utility, in filing Its this morning. During the request (ailed Wednesday afHerald Correspondent hearing. lmnm'!diate!y after it to be held June 27 for the final request, said it had invested recess, which lasted over an ternoon as Circul! Court Judge WINTER PARK- A group of was called to order, William decision. $1.3 million during the building hour, Winter Springs resident Kenneth Leffler dented WtIit?r 200 Winter Springs residents, Harrold, an attorney on the North Orlando W&S Corp. Is boom but was affected by the George Shrive,' said he was Springs City Attorney Gary carrying placards, were itaff of the PSC Water and seeking an interim rate hike unanticipatedcutback in attempting to get a lawyer to Massey's request. present at 9:30 a.m. today when Sewer Department, who said he which would allow a 51 cent per construction. The firm said it file suit in circuit court to get an Leffler ruled the city could the Florida Public Service was "representing the public thousand charge over 3,000 does not believe it should expect Injunction to stop the hearing show no irreparable harm to Commission (PSC) hearing interest," asked for a one-hour gallons and a proposed rate to to get back its investment from immediately until It could be the citizens if the hearing was opened at the Howard Johnson recess in which to explain the nllow a $4.10 a month minimum turn.on's but believes it should. set at a time and plate con- held as scheduled. Attorneys Motor Lodge on Lee Road to procedure to customers of the for the first 3,000 gals and 60 be able to charge these costs to' venicr.t to the citizens of Winter from Florida Gas Co. and the consider a rate increase utility firm and to find out who cents per thousand for all current operations. Springs. ['Sc maintained that ['SC, and request by North Orlando would like to speak. water useage over that amount. The customers asked how A last minute attempt to not the city, has jurisdiction In Water and Sewer Corp. Those present were told This would mean a 112 per Harrold could represent them obtrin an injunction that would setting and regulating rates for In the absence of any today's hearing would be to cent increase for the firm's when he did not have any back. have stopped PSC from holding the utility, which Is i cuicldlary members of the ['SC. members consider an interim rnt' in. rlsctnmprs __________ d :rcu..'J en the ttt .,.,,)I t#VI!iI'' . ft Ford's Dog Is Famous • aTeHearing Is Protested ,, FLORIDA 'I --- F,...ninr, I-4DrJ I.) ctf:...d I kA (;u(ira,i:,,i or [Sears si:ut.', r ,'IIUPIa'V flack 17-fl AT 27th ST. 1101111 ( K AND ((I SANFORD _i I'_'-__- - :- - -- :. - -, - - - C- 4- �___ L-'- __________________________ _____________ _____ - ____ - - - -_ - ___ - -_ ~- - _ - ~ ______= ~~ -___ ~~~~ *J ~~~ Evening Herald, Sanford Fl Evening Hiiiald . NCII AVE SANF1)Ut). Fl. 321 i 12) l I or 1 I I ( Sanford can truly be proud of i d istinguished native son, Oswald Per Bronson, who will be f(wni1ly inaugurated as president of Bethune. Cookman College in Daytona Beach Friday, at 10 a.m. in Moore Gymnasium. Since he was selected to the posi tion in July, he has strived to create a cordial student-citizen rebtionship with emphasis Thursday, Kirch 18, 1976-4A Around r 1 he Publis it. RICII )DM uIJJA It). ( Uflil .. anaing Editor • s-2840, 11% 9 - on academic excellence. A aduate of Be th uneoon, he received his _________ %Iad In Flori(La Bachelor 1959 front GLunnion Theological Seminary, AUanta, and hI' PhD in 1965 from Northwestern Universi ty, " I'le i's IlPtne delivery. All itlier m,uF Month. $2W. 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, 2.4O. American A ssn. of Tehological Schools, and among his ma ny honors he has received the Shafts of tight and Distinguished Alumni Awards from BethuneCoo" .n. Among those participating in th e Inauguration will be Florida Uni ted Methodist Bishop McDavid, chairman of the Board of Trustees; Bishops L Scott Allen and Ernest Donjth whom ha ve dauters, who are stun flt William, and Richard V. Moore, former president and curren tl y chancellor in charge of fund raising . r' ' l t"sh Learned B Nation Wheelchair games held at the University of IIIino;!1. He is also a memtr of the Orange team is Whe Is wheelchair Basketball team The coached by nusty's fath er, Russell Wh i tes and the e " Floyd signed a proclamation declaring that weekend as "Easter Seal Telethon Weekend." The Teleth on's national segmen ts will be hosted The inauguration Is only the latest highlight in N ews e a s S gin a D I he cat is ,lilt The Clock ante S fir Ilia churches in the Florida, Georgia, and Rock River (Chicago) Conferences of the United Methodist (iurch and has been a lecturer, teacherand author. Elected president of the Interdenominational Theological Center, Atlanta, in 1968, he is past . . p.. . ic Iii United States and Canada, past president of :; t ;' * of th ililUse .iitell;encc -committee report on the CIA is concerned. Although th- overwhelming maority of the House voted to ' keep the report secet until the President removed classified polions. all of it now has bLTri published in (he • 41 - .ice Ten-year-old Rusty wheelchair basketball player and this year's Easter Seal Poster Child, will be appearing with Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd in the Florida °n segments of the Natlonal Easter Seal Te 77 March and hi w ch will be broadcast Channel 9 live from the Altamonte Ma ll . .• ' (1 d lu 183 . F us 1111e, recently rece made news by competing in the , '- - ' ' ' ' and Bob Hope joining theEaster Seal Society at In the Central Florida area, the Easter Seal Society operates the Speec h and Hearing Center, the state's only camping facility for ban- .I children and adults, Camp Challenge, The Society also loans wheelchairs, walkers, ,rr h -.• - --- 4 I.iI1anepq to IN- f-i-~_-.1 - ,.;1' % 77, ti \ - sting for power. of misrepresent ing 0iet violations of the SALT agreement and (hat ~.A intelligence on the Middle East, Cyprus, R)rtugal, Vietnam and elsewhere mav . have' 1),~en Soppy. '" I .. —jane Cauelberry 31i, ill P I y {1¼ P ~ , I T~. r _ 0 ~ -A& ~t . k, . f '%Vqv~' M - t r f I - I - The sights of the new McCarthys are not set 0 Vietnam, Angola. Yemen, and the other U.S. ir- volvements that are history and cannot be undone. Thev cannot be set on SALT, which the liberals generally favor. The bead is on Dr. Kissinger himself On the one hand they are throwing e%ery possible roadblock in front of his international PCacemaking efforts and on the other they are to the point of harassing him persona . -, brea king Every human has is imis The issue is not Mr. Kissinger, however. ne orderly processes of checks and balances still are evaluating his Performance . - .-____-- __, -----, _l il I .__ .1-. - I- --- 17 11. . - ualificitions and temperament to be secretary of state will serve tmder i ---- : The issue is whether any person who has the __%' -V ~he conditions that exist teda and whether e Co 'I'he question is the health and stabilit of American foreign policy . The outlook is less promising cacti day. - 1'II IS S : -.1 -;%;,1 i".-.7; W_#- I~r_-if_le~l I J> __ __ - 1 are not tough enough to suit Rep. Herman Badillo, who contends The New York Democrat cited civil rights activities of the 19A and I%Cs as representative of those that could provoke a Oolent FBI response. presumably perminable under we ri . ; - Evidence of past mususe of the FBI justifies the I (larence kelley must also be given con3lderatlon. vyiq__W~ _ z. _ __. _T5 __ - ___ ---.;! -.---.-.I 1 .- - .- __ - .1 ___ -I Kelley. in testimony before a .House subcommittee, emsized that domestic intelligence operations wi1I focus future on conduct that Is "likely to involve a violation of federal law not on political views. The FBI mustnbe deprived of its power to respond tothe th reat of torror or disruption. Legislation deed to review and restrain FBI operations isareasonableprotection against the sort of incidents that have recently emburassed the FBI. Legislation that would cTipple the agency in performance of its legifirnate function would be counterproductive overkill. I / Z. - I I \V"\, - I v Ja - *, # . i;__~ , . ____ — 1_~ 0~_~ -- _..-- '. ~~_ t / I -.4L. , ~~"", I . 19 - -'' 4"~0 1916 by kf A. W Current thinking up here is (hot Humphrey will get " - , 0 I . tile Equal Opportunity and Full Employment Act, and Rep. William %111# ~ Z~ t~- - . A.i r4 a% . /C % I \, , . I*; ' ' / •. , ." '.' . . ' ,i. " 1 JOHN D LOFTON JR. J u fl - e Fl p s a s ii r WA.SIIIN( I'O\ The ihole flap is anotticrhistnricaldocwnent the federal budget, reminiscent of one of those tasteless eth nic henladeit clear that the displaying of the Magna ° e about how many - Carta was not the issue. but rather whether this fill-in-the-blank - i I prefer Soviet agriculture unnecessary trip by 24 members of Congress and plannersi, does it take to change a light bulb? their staff aides was required. "This kind of junketing is the very type of Answer: 10. one to hold the bulb and film to turn government conduct, a useless expenditure of M 1'.1 _, Th" ay th ings iere supposed to work last taxpa'ers' funds thate should guard against," week in the House was that Senate 0mcurrent Bauman declared. "It is this kind of conduct was supposed Resolution to zip on a voice 98vote. just 3s it hadright in the Sengh which has dwriaged Congress in the people's We can all have a great deal of friend. eyes ate. worked out in advance ship for our mother country across the ocean, Problem, Things 1 rata' e lican leaders but at the same time haic a decent respect for 'heopinions of mankind including the people who But Rep. Bob Bauman 11-Md.), a hardnosed, here to try and protect th eir tax fiscal conservative, objected. Even though the have sent is W Illars." British Parliament had requested such a large The issue was put to a vote and lost 219-167. A Americandelegation.Baumansawnoreason,he similar House resolution was immediately said for the U.S. taxpayer to be soaked substituted for the Senate resolution and it went for a junket to Englaryl by 24 Corig,rP.4Lunen, and to the Rules Committee. which passed it 13-0. their aides, to pick up an orgi'ial copy of the I'ollowingthedefeatoftheSevateresolutlon, Magna Carta to be displa,cd in the (.3PI.Ol h ouse Speaker Albert declared 1uit the vote Rotunda. The resolution called for the l'.-uerat would be reversed "if you have to kill me in the - -'' . be incurred -) process" Well, now, even though it may have to be done over Carl Albert's dead body. the House ought COnnectioniththefuncti&nsofthedelegationin nott')reierseitsiote Therelsnoearthly reason th e U ni ted Kingdom." "t it is necessary to semi to dozen Vell the roof caied in House Majority ('fJflgressmefl and their staff aides, to Fngland l.eader Rep. Thomas O'Neil I D-Mass.) said the to pick up a copy of the Magna Carta. The whole junket would be 'a noble cause for our thing Is rkhculous relationships with England and the rt5t of the In my opinion, the Congress should forget the !'cmocratic world." 1dgw.Curta unnu it just canisuppress the uric to s nd $50 non it should go ahead and use House Stleaker Carl Albert, one of th slated to make the junket, labeled the British this mmey to erect in the Capitol Rotunda a invitation -one of the most important we have statue of Bob Rauman - the taxpayer's friend, Now this woWd make sen.se. r had.pWase Hays i [)-Ohio i said there were 50 F notnote If Rep I lays really believes it is Million Ameiicans who would be coming to so important for those visiting Washington this Wmbingtnn diuring the Bicentennial and they'd year to be able to see the Magna Carta, he might like to go home able to say they had seen both the walk across the street from the House to the Magna Carta and the Decl2ration of in- library of Congress. Ile library has in its possession one of the only two copies of the third deperxlence. H Minority Leader John Ithode ill- and final revision of this document, the Lacoek A.riz.,. wW wisu*sd also be making die trip to Abbey "'lagna Carta %fittcii it, I= A.D. VIII called the junke" "quite fitting." But sure the Library would be happy to lend it to the flawnan would not be moved. Invoking Congress for display in the (ipitol. whatever expenses would I I. . 11 ' IV- - - Can th e nation afford lull employment? The first task is to define full emplo)7nent. The cast of achlevtnganunemplonentrae Certainly we do not mean zero unemployment. high. A study (lone by unemoli per cent isexcee There will always be some voluntary onhe roposed Fu ll eis' plo)ment. Equally clear, we must reject, as a the Iibraro that by the e*l of 1977 the as goal, a tolerable level of unemplciymentsuchas 6 ant' ate of inflation would be about 10 per per cent, S per cent or even 4.5 per cent. fhe That I think, poses the dilemma that we current legislative proposal fUR-SO), ine have,Letmeturntowhatwemcanwhenwetalk full ment as a condition in which every inchvultil sable and willing to work has the op- about employment and unemployment. The rate portunity of a decent job. Thus defined, the Issue of unemployment in January was 7.8. The rate of is whether, In our democratic process, full un employment among heads of households, employment Is realistic. My answer is that however, was 5.1. The increase in participation A ) imew coiors, - k __~% We need to look at unemploymert statistics in . / .4 . \ ), ,' / . -.- / _--' - -•. . - $ ' - .. 4j. 4 IN , * _,_~ I , , ~10 Cracked Ice Crisp li nen y texture New dusty colors The leisure look never looked so good ' '_4' -- 1. green or cider. A solid color . . \ - vTt i ____ . .., 'M,• J . -,. . I . - - I, I 01 141 .1 . __ ~ ~ r . .. 'i,, ,,,.,, -- — - - 1 -- . 1. 4 ., ... i "1 - '"-c' • I - ______ ____ ..., , .. .. i- f ~Dur men's IN a 1 fashion rint ir . ,e ____ ~ 4 r---..,.... . .. - ~V:- I - is . . - ; \..i::i: 1. ,.JI ~,!," __-~- Men s short sleeve print dress shirt of crisp pclyester,collon Long point collar Fashion prints for sizes 14'.-17 Long sleeve style, rog $'i 0 ) #* - ~ i -_~_ .,. 0 I. ~_*. - A;I __ I - - ~_ _ I __ I - _t~ Z:!7_1 _. .A. _Z 0 . • - . at pdce on slide rule ~%Iculator. 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The stayed behind for the import,nnt veto vote, but he the swindlers operate insestors are warned that the operation will fail also wanted to make he flight l'hese documents, intended for off kia ey es unless mor e money is pumped Into Then the He checked with Bill Hildenbr,ind th -e heavy blame mdequate promoters pocket the additional furyl.s as wf.-Il, rr-ary investors have becinne easy prey (f oql~, I st talking imi4inipulatrcvhoprornisethenitax (ilS(IOSL'i law s, Ihi pnnioters can get The SF( , heier, has some of the most %OteCOUld be mo,edahead hlildenbrand said he shelters and high returns if they will Join the with ivithholdin,t vital Information which might dc..bted it dewuitedpopIeingovcrent(p,g;1,,, national search fi..r 61 and gas. *More often than otherwtie arouse suspicion. attwileys who are determined to pu end to But the obliging Ifildenbrand, eager to help "This appears to be particularly true in the not, the invt-stmen' disappears into a hole, real the drilling-fund swindles. Out. spoke to some White oil and gas industry' states one memo, "where House aides about or imaginary Footnote Despite widespread abuses, not all Percy's plight The compliance with those req uirements might President's men quickly Sometimes, the drilling funds of course are potential swindles arranged for a military ca tend r and driver to meet drill for oil. They haveLleen known to rig phony PAMPERING PERCY: Tbe Whiie Ifouse the senator at the Capitol and rush hir n across The most dangerm loophole in the the P0t0mac to the Pentagon helipad. derricks and Naint water pipes to bainboofle arranged a special belimpter L1. t h * regulations, known as "Schedule D," exempts froin full disclosure 'the promoters of wells rP0 so he The senator Cast his vote and was wilisked to the money In such dizzying circles that would costing under M,000. This leaves the investor wouidn t mim a I light to Colorado for a weekend the helicopter. which new him to the airport in take a team of auditors to trace it. of skiinp, largely in the dark about the cm*ntials of Lhe the nick of time to catch his plane. In all the rush, But in the end. the promoters usually wind up promoting company. The senator booked the last Colora"und the pre~ldenlial aides didn't wo.m to notice that mV, Most(if Ole swag wid Vic Investors art-, left -& ,N-Atile 1) investmients are to a signil'icant flight out of WIles A*)rton Februari 19. fie Percy had, %ot, ,*d against the President. rrhe th tax deductions that probably wouldn't hold extent being marketed under 'boiler room' veto, ne'erthcIcas, was upheld.) wanted to remain on Capitol itiu tip finder friterp-ml Revenue .itiny, " The in. conditions remInivent of the 10 910s," decLves minutic so he c,ould vote on a metal issue. Footnote- A !aXi to the airport would have vestws not on'sy nwy lose their Money but may another document. "it Is apparent frorn the President Ford hnd vetm, ( l the jobs cWt the wnatcT SM. The helicopter trip cost the sheer narnber of offerings alone by a few cornhave to pay back taxes plus penalties. program and the Democrats werepublic taxpayers 1127, not Counting the salaries of the.trying The SEC is investigating drilling-fund cases ponies that Schedule 1) Is being used as a money prodtwe a two-thirds vote to override him, Th military chauffeur e and hilirnpter pilot I __~ suit with an extra pair '-,, '' - iniolvinghundredsofmnjllionsofdollax The Oil it. S / don't think they D - - - anti the way they are gathered. I think they are Investors St '* nki 'O ng Funds In ,- - statistics' 11111 - m en ou r 3mpc. / - / meaningful are unemployment The whole issue of unemployment statistics terribly undwthted And I can'taeceptthetdea has become gros&y perverted Idon that employment isn't an Individual right. It are neces&rily very accurate. ne rate for teen. showuntbelungeaonwhetherornotsomeone utersis199percvnt,1orwomen, 1.6 per c Ise i in the family) is working or whether a and for men, 5 8 per cent, which gives an over-all person is young or old. ThM is setting class rate of 7.8 per cent, It meffis to me the priority agairist class, race against race, and group ought to be the head of the howwhold. Secon(fly. agaiast group. When lJohni Connally was it ought to be those who have P A sted their Secretary of th e Treasury he came before one of unemployment benefits flrdiy, it ought to be the Senate committees and said, 'Tet's take a dme who are on welfare who are capable of look at this six per cent tine mployment. It's not working. President Johnson in 1966 cut three. so bad because you are talking about women and tenths of I per cent uff his unemployment rate you are talking about young people who should simply by changing the statistics. I don't want be inschool. They.shouldn't be ,I Gerald Ford to do that but I do think Congress can t a'cept this. Who is to say whether some of has the obligation to more carefully and Uiuse w(nnen do or do not have a greater right to prudently examine who are unemployed ard work than a white male person? 'Ms is just ?.1 who really deserve. within that franie,work, alibi For the failure to provide enough Jobs. more help than we row give. M11012*fta" - — I R I , 1946 utially labor et he pe n OlcCth established the national economic l women comprised 30.7 maximum employment, production and pur force. In January. I76, the figure was 466 per chasing power." PresidentThrman, who signed cent One things tha t this country is going it, interpreted it as requiring full employment to have to look at Is the degree to which the and he demonstrated Its practical realization, change in the Iaoor force plays a role in the lie reduced unemployment to less than 3 per cent decisions that we make to ensure equal access to and inflation to under I per cent. And he built a Treasury surplus. Unfortunately, some national work oppo;tunity. Anottler problem is the administrations moved in the opposite direction. The results have ministration to take a look at the total aspects of been cvnsbtently disasuva. For this and other income maintenance. We don't have any kind of re2sons, HR-50, the pending Full Employment coherent national policy when it comes to the Act, explicitly charges the president and imues of unemployment compensation. welfare, (ongress with the resporislbillty of Im Social Security, disability, or public serviu plementing the goal of full employi'ncnt employment. At no point do these pro,rimmLs What is th e price tag 00 I(R5O? imiesh. Ile Library of Congress study (which showed What is the price tag on HH-50? a nct cost of $16 billion) is being extemively quoted but it should be placed in its proper The l.ibrary of Congress study said it would perspective This study assumed that full em he possible to achieve a 4 per cent rate of pioyment would be achieved within one year and unemployment but the gross cost for the Iirst tttatallofthc}otiouldbeaeatedinthexbllc :ear would be $35 billion The net cost, taking rather than the private sector. We never Into account tax receipts and loier coni assumed that. Changing the interest rates and helping to revue the utilities and housing in It would increase slightly through 1977 if .h& dustries is not.-in outlay of money.. It is ;I change prograin sAcre continumi, in lx)licy. statistics' 0 -Th empirical evidence has provided its by various groups within this economy has how 0 new textu re employment' How meaningful are unemployment . 14_ , "W orry•War't" 't#, Cracked Ice. . . -.v n (an the nation afford full .)\ - _ __ I -. Realistic Goal?" is argued by Rep. Gus at the Kennedy Center in Washington. here public figures debate and answer questions on curient issues FI - .. 11_?._;1I '..: . :._,-, . .-I 'l."tk, I . . . t -1 -.... -..." , 11 1-,.,:.1.4 ".. _~ , I - _1 7I . - 1~ .. A-, 1, WAHIMJI'O Unscrupulous promoters have been systematic-,_11), swintiling investors hosnktht1rsainsintooi1undgisl4eUs Our sources at th e Securi ties and Exchange Commission (SEC) have described these drilling fund schemes taken togeth ir, as probably the biggest swindle in America today BERRY'S WORLD - J# .___ - I __ I, IZ:l " (M-, --,,~1. ,_-_ .~, 1( - / - 't." It is not probable. th:, ( laymen, including the ed'tors of Village Voice lacking the knowledge that rcsides in the upper reaches of government, (n " ' "Is Full Employment a - y, ( 1 process "a new version flagr:at and distorted accusations that tear down and destroy public officials. There are some differences. but Mr. Kissinger's analogy is close \~_- ~ ; I -....1,. 1. \ R, - Today's topic: _._ - ' rian other forums It is judgmental, accusatory __ ____ ____ handicapped. TopiC, Full Ern o ment % liticing proof than has been prMuced to date in 4 __ _. - - 4 .I .., t_ • ne I louse report appears to do little more than - - __ - - - -. . assess the damage that publication of the House report will cause. However, we can be sure that it will have a ripple effect in the world of intelligence and covert activities, both among our enemies and our allies with whom we exchange information. 1 And considering the pumrncling the CIA has been : getting in Washington. any damage is too much. .. ~ . However, citizens don't need any special intuition to know that our government is in verY serious trouble if security matters that the *: ex ecutive and legislative branches believe are secret are broadcast to the world by leaks to the me fia _! Secretary 'Sta'e Henr Kissinger called the - : '&nry Iissinger is accused of hav ing a passion for ' _____ - - A, hiit reading liii. I CI )OI I tl'i1it S. ____ .. F -~., 11, - - __________________________________ preferred Groups or clubs wishing to participate may call to, the nation'syungest Colonial Arm - , his distinguished career. For 16 years he pastored p . by wayne Rogers and Peter Falk with Tell), Sammy Davis - - been chosen as the local siteof the National Seal , Ra Thursday March 18 1976-3A g g ed y 1 Dli (1)1 \() tht3 iolwnn (lUIliI)lflg (k)LilJll 111111 did not know%s hat it was fight %t ith it countrymen he) end his ()nn 'vre a molly) tre. those Coll- along \ detachment from New promptly set off for a tour of the ter effect One officer dS found the high road hack to ing for. Washington had led men distant, hills. I1aiiiture covered miles in lines with Ward, painfully guilt) for "unconcernedly . Boston, as vulaerable in their Congre&s was having its 1wrul against Indians and French In 1756, General Thoinas 18 hours to reach Canibridge perched in his saddle, Nath- shaving one of his men." arms', torn lth sectional argo- red cits as a gathering of stop Forced by a bunch of flaming men. flit made him an e- Gage, the British commander, two days after Lexington and an iel Greene of Rhode Island, mt nts (OIfly togtht rIO light a signs \'U w hen the iioke mid 1ImeN who kid decided (( Was hington had his hands itiOfl 01 the first 21 major rote to Waslungton w hen both Conco rd , Putnam dropped his and the eccentr ic lie, foil %%ir. Make a rcvolutlon. start a -leared, tile uncounted thou. they might ,is well J ay Ml A Connecticut troop ou1d seige to generals appointed by Con- were fighting the French. New plow, literally, and raced to by his constant escort. a pack of nation. :ws Of farmers, tinsmith s, Bton since they had chased gress, onl y IOhadiwior military Englanders, he said, were "the linon sticn he heard the news, dogs fishermen. saddlemakers and the British there, and were ask - experience. to humans. its ran, and Massacheft1 greatest W asters and the worst Artemas Ward, a 47-year-old Washington developed order '14 SID ,NIOCIDN' schoolboys had scored only i rig Congrms to adopt tile In a nd co,iies would not tolerate a I.ikewise for their men. .%If. soldiers on t1w continent. We sometime farmer, politician out of cir-ios. No more skinnyAl Nr"sfeatures Writer about 300 hits, their fait accollipli. Rhode blander. litianien came and went as have enlisted .soldiers front all and volunteer soldier, was abed (lipping in the Charles River. The shot heard 'round the Clearly there was room for In June, Congress took over their inclinations led then. the provinces, but I never saw with a bladder stone when told Discipline was cearly going to ,A orld at Lexington and Concord improvement. tlie h1a,ssachusetLs rabble, as its During ,I march. they were apt any in uty life ,is infamously of the fighting. With un. be a problem where officers khilk ter Inc Was actually U harrage. The Minutemen had 1od own Contirtental Army, and to fall out and take a shot at had." SILV ER LAK IL DR, SAORD All characteristic dispatch, he were elected their po pularity day long the American ,fit iristant army, all right. But it wuned Ceorge Washington a.s game. The American would Ili 1775 those, "infamously hopped on a horse and rode to and, as one soldier said, men SAVE )II-11611 1062 SAVE "army," which hadn't existed had no nuiiander-inhief, no Comnrnander.inhief Now they fight to defend his own cabin or had" New Englanders had him °' D OORS Cunbrke to toke mmand, were asked to please do tile [light before, blasted away uniforms, no artillery, little had an artn~. Maybe later, settlement, but -saw little com- corked up in Boston, and more w at the closely-packed British gunw.'der. Most important, it they'd liguri' out what to do pulsion to defend unknown were rushing to ('amtidge on July 2, 1775, and language would have had a bet- _____________________ the front. Sa ying "ltamonte Springs is proud to have V ect Res To - .~ ___ .~,--- - - 'CHARGE IT' at Sonford Plaza Penney's-, Open Monday thru Saturday 10a.m. to 9p.m., Sunday 1-5p.m. Store, . .__ 73-1310 -- -- �__ -11 7~~ A 1 in 1959. lIe was a txker and a Mrs. Jean lIeTLsky, Daytona; Survivors indude tils member of Hrst Baptist mother. Mrs. lthby Jones, Mrs. liuse Murphy; son, Wilbur it. Pent, 65, of Lake Uiurch of [k Monroe. Ormond Beach; a son, Stanley H, Sandefur; parents, Monroe died W4vmay. IJOITI Survivors include his wife, Timothy, Daytona Beach; live Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. in Ho lly Hill he cinc to Sanford Juanita 0. Pent, La ke Monroe ' daughters, Mrs. Catherine Murphy, sisters, Mrs. Jewell daughter, Mrs. Donna Kenton, Daytona Beach; Mrs. Drum and brother Albert Uouquardcz, Lake Monroe , Nancy Tutas, Ormond Beach, Murphy, all of Sanford one grand-daughter; and two Misses Patricia, Barbara and Gramkow Funeral Home is brothers W,S. and C.H. Pent Rosemary, all of Daytona charge of arrangements. both of DaytonaBeach, ( 1 Beach; sister, Mrs. Gwendolyn Brisson Funeral Home is in Jones, Ormond Beach; and one ________________________ charge of arrangements, grandson. Monaco Funeral Home, Funeral Notices GERALD HENSLEY -, Davtona Beach Shores is in chirge of crrangements. PENT. WILBUR R.- Funeral Gerald Leo Hensley, 48, of 722 c, %iIhur R. P?. Davis St., Daytona, died n I I .i Mofiroc. w ho died JULIAN MU RPHY Wronesody, will be held Tuesday afternoon at Halifax i Saturday at 11 a.m. at Brisson I U-4inerAl "Ame W;ll% Eli, E-_.-.--" , 1 ______ , I W _. FOOT POWDER I~ I : 1 819 7-3Z. M 49 J ~ MURPHY. JULIAN N.untr ii r ct- bc Julan N Murphy, Si t ?4O Stev e ns Ave S.,inford. wM died luesday ,it Florida North Hospital Altamonte Sprinios. will be hela .11 11 a.m. Friday. at 1--i Southem Methodist ChurCh v%,tfi Ld '1Th _fl Lpv Navy . HEARING ,, Cr,..q%l153!C-. Rooli.t 203 Mike A. Jones June D. KelleV* Virginia Nlid(fleton Elsie Moore John J Nettles Annie M. Porter Barbara Jean Posers Shannon R. Smith Richard A. Thomas Stelissa A. Tindel Dennis L. Marrero-Garcia Jr. Joyce M. M'ers Bab) Girl Norton Annie Mae Rober ts Peggs J Slayton Anna M. Smith lUehie Van Stuart Richard Williams John E. Deneff, DeBary Myrtle Riner, DeB, -it), Th elma Duckett, Deltona John E. Deneff, DeBary Richard A. Fisher. Deltona 1ukDelto I . . . . "Jul ICE OF R IBLIC' 1_~ - , '. , 4 Id 7 4PRi, 1976 . 7 30 PM ,- I _E'-lI'IGLE C0tPjTY ^OURTHOVSE 4; I 7 J L•' ---N:0' _____ ____ . / 4'5 N. "' - ' V - , g ~ .I t / " . ~,~---~ ? r,,;t , :~~ ~ I ,_ , S H .1 _kll( 4 't%\_7 / f ,T;-y . E 1st ST. ' —Ii -L"( 4I9( _c 9 .-I L ___ L0C,4T;C-1qi MAP. DETAIiL MA~_ , FRA'.c IDU5 C E BSSEHVAu l . 3tMu!t, fTiJ) t 2 Pee R-IAA R.I (."çle T'y'es'den?i) bOC.?(r',r'4oI GENERAL . . 2~ ,- 4, , FOR Data Processing Management Asia. of Central Florida dinner meeting, Elks Lodge, 12 N. Primrose Ave., r*-I-I 47--I r:1A; dl-,-.C.-,':33ar.E"P,-Cg,-Z;-.-.."p.m'. R. o&'i -;,A-j,j 4 t.,, si, a, -.,i4 I _0 - 1~ . _______ American Legion home, Prairie Lake. a I1~,f,S" S R 4" ? --,, -- TIZ. - . .- -_ I and :ie; " C',fENTS hL(O WITH T4( LA13 OCEL0PLNT along lowe lower !' Friday's 's Do) tona Beach tides: high 10:16 a.m., 10:46 ti[ARmGS MAY BE CONTINUED FROM TIME TO TIME AS ffiWUbLV=n (GET Coast. t)',lPOSTt4TOlLLLfCONSiD(RED , i~,31. _ _. ;N si: ctv4iAryt 'Ltb1i 3234330 ---iI .*. o _9L------- Ptc.CI high 9 - 1027 p m, low 343 a m, 1 - I '' 0.0 •L I Marriaqe ___ - - sOXYGEN 46n * COMMODES * HOSPITAL BEDS 0 4c 0 • BATH QU .WHEELCHAIRS u As Prescribed by Your Physician I I Obtain these services under Medicare I We BIll Medicare For You I i I I I I I 0 . uaLWj1' , Spring festival with 20 man Bavarian Brass Band, 2-6 p.m.. German American Societv Inc , 331 Orange [Ane, Casselberry. . . I I I I I MEDICARE SUPPLY CO. • 1 I 0 CLIP AND SAVE ====== === 1 I III East Kentucky Ave., DeLand, Fla. j I . ') i SMIN(; FEVER 1—'Ti ......... "I,. , , 01?X 1 C&",Lf,0 f I .f-AI -_9. /4\ Sw I . Rmw "ch" am U1111111 , 1!1 FOO DWA00 = I _A . 97c FOOD -"- - PLANT FOOD - \,__ ______ . . 0 FOOD 1~1'11`klx 46, 6.6.6 J - 11 I __ - ___ ~ 1161iiii-- - a:;!:_,-_x7_-_- r_ If i All I. I iIj , i -___ -N-- - ___-_n~l ____ ~ -- - -. 4 -I . . -1 ; __ * __ - - . -4, I 1. -_F1- --Af 1 - I.; V -=_ 9 , . .~ 1~ -- i __ __ = - - i _ • 1i -_ . - 1 I. ___ = . Iff - - --- — L \-1 , FREE -1 w.---k Rer"- Pr'ce of An l!JRedfinerof Your Choice DELIVERY 11 - , — FREE SET SPRAY ~~, 311 W.MELODYLANE (( ( - , 6! main V , , F., ~MMEN 0108109 M fl, ; floce GAR9 0"'if I- _r!4FNT, 1- Fr r I --- 4 .*I q r Scotty's Quality rake 2' x 4" x 8' SPRUCE STUDS I / , ' L. I ~1 : 2 iM5 IU Roomy 10 -•- - '~- __________________ LIQUID DIAZINOm fleg Price (ea, I . ---. _. I " .,-j, - ,~ 1, Rrq, Pnce(en) - Ni T1 9 C14 N BASKET STRAINER -" j,j * - 96 2Each - ________________________ ------- turt tii'l1)' 1 High in nutfients 4 , 39 I Rn q Price t SALE PRICES GOOD MARCH 19 thru25 0 heL 99 .I , Afto r. IW%f ~ 1.3 a o ~-__\ 0__F ___ T Vo 1 N .01 %)Coll .f~,,ct, 11 ~, . r-4 . 01 1,1;1 - - r - woiloor HANDI-PANELS I -_ _~~_ _ .it :', ~II L _ - 3 it He~ 4y_.i. i, &":. 512 -_%4 z*; I _ 1 . i- A N - Re.7 Peice, j it Sheet IL-'' ,.n_- 1.t , 9 (5 lb. bo x) 3' N929 ' Pint 4 -1 . To make foom for new oicoels, S~-;.:,r took lheir 1975 "Ut ique Back Support System" an(I a(me(I a special co v er Lik e! a otttm'epu 15, i ts Jut In coo perat ion with orthopedic )urgeons for turn tupport no morning backache from stt?q)inq on a too soft rnattrtss 1 1r'. . Oueen - . paw" A.R odel 1280 ,) 19 .1.I Ikk:_e .,!:.V~!~__ ___._ - - I. r.__.--_ C hrrv1rA 0 I ,.. 1 kv ova a BEDDING and FUNIMURE cot' ,j . - - I -. wIth the helping hand of 11 - C_ I , - .. LJ * SALE PRICES GOOD MARCH 19 thru 25 1744 0 , __ * Iff *W -"-' YOUCANDOITYO YOURSELF! L a -11 . .__ . -- - .::::::.:::i:: . / •.:tL&i 1"'4 , . .~, jl-'/ . ece s.'scJlin * N* ç'- i--_-_ ,,j_ -- - 3 ! 9 10 Ivooth -P!. .." '. I _G&M_P~-,., VEGETABLE GARDEN * ,.' _ W.am~---4v_ - . 404NLIIft ~ 4-- 1 2 4 H ...- I. ~ "NO-FROST" ,.~]h ' - ' REFRIGEFU I FREEZER . . ~ ~ ~ --------alan a Each ' fl1%t 0(1 cu tt'nspartingwhtte. - SHEATHING PLYWOOD 01 95 h0LJ-1r)0 v..seri-,t)1~, e '. _. - A _= - - ,..- " ,11~_ - __ . . - ; I I 1 Bundle --- Flkg. 1 95 ~ 11 - I 1)35 15 EA I '186 95 159,95 WHEELBARROW I 1. niany decorative or ac- Reg. Price Fi aturt nfinti h u s,s(ilches lift oft oven door md puq out surface unit .f..% fealufes 4!:i ctibic feet Stainless steel tray and 1 I Reg Price 1pt.) 2. n C- — - 1.25 EIC al(intj TK Q`10 TL%j!n# Installation Kit Each 1 ,-~ a to I cvacleAvi treouschinare verse trap toilet and seat — 95 $ . it, -free pellets "llo b '- ' 99 . Reg Price and economical - ~ ' (Mininitim slab size is I I I — x 1 1 1 - -) ' U -I —_ 0 SCOT T Ir "' REGULAR LO~~ PRICES I * 10 building has cable roof , ,.~., ~ i.p / I * - ':w SHIM SHINGLES TOILET PACKAGE e - I4 V ) ,I ( I1 0 I I The Centenni& K I I ,q I %-I- X. ( ) '. " - ) .( -Ning . 'r- .. 6., . -?~, ~~, .y _4 I _. -1 I ~ ,,-' ~, `~~ 0 05 9 I 11!111I ALL AIR CONDITIONERS IN STOCK Ont PlumhlnqWrpnrh / (/ P P1 A &,) Y , , -_ ~ ,'. II K~ . R, .I! I '! InstaNation Kit and a "Ten- 5 ". - ITIHIT!i 1# Ii I 1 Packaci C, ~= - Thcmio.rnow 11 ri lilnul.. CENTER 9 9 a' I flit V I'NUUUIzg I UI r p 0 IIDIImIPTI! _,_!,;~? 1(i . I O; RH .:1 PREMIUM VIGORO L-4 Less" M44 Ill 't !: j ; ~ ea y os urepe icClassic I at a very spec l . NRIV UUUni . It X w.V'j Il !i) Ib Bag BMW to A11111111111111f Ffte . 10 KITIan L"MRING .P"' \J ;I Emu . _', '.- 7. it S*L...Ai # *0% 1"y to ApOy -- 4 0 A IC X111111 U1111111111111111, 4~E~ CAMCO ~z -_, 0 . . , , . tor. I 9 1i -- 1, , ia "M LAW" ft% 6&VW6 remor"I attachments. t t tradord ttMbdb1 for .47 11 N. T , ( .W4( "i -'Y ' Pint 36 — I 11 I A Fast acting and long lasting "= transmimion. Instant (0U'F1.L"C' Sc. 0 I A * All-Sear, steel-thaft FRIF . .. --_; _~;/1 : - 7 I $ 1!1-_T_ 47 Re Pr,ce( t) 1 ~( 11 ~_. i ,j ) --" I " _,~__ - - : ll~ Com 9 a Wide variety of lawn I1 I 0. aik M forward-neutral-re~erse I .I Al" valor h 76 10 12 HP C,onverl'blc Tractor. L—= -vk3 . I/ . ~~l ". .1 ( _- ~ e I -- t'L - - a-.7~ _~ V.L., ib% h 26' Rotary Culfi- Herculon 19 Reg Price( 9,1/ I 1. 3 19 I It ).( 1' --N 11~1 r' It I I , 11 \ ." ,\ -, -I" %,I. f(' ii , ( L' ( ). ( ) ( ) I Gal i tt- / +) ?(p(' , ),. - .n ) ) ((()Y() ( )' ) ~ . Reg Price 1; . 1; (", " 19 ,/( - . ,I I-, ~(L ~', 59 11QUID rK 1 % __________________________________________________ Fast a0log, organic ferlilizer for ~ Naugahyde or Z- 11, ,I Many colors to 410 / . . . - . . I or WALL.HUGGERS i i --- Gravely. - RECLINERS lail, 1 -c4t -, - MANSIZED 0A~j - ) -* 12~ :-'(.* - I . 4 f1J 'ricetgaFi ' /5 -.,.L(, .. . . lull I l Seal \,Y~ i molto CHOICE %ORO VIGHC I I I a ) .1 _-i -_ , ___ 2- - -_ - -- ------_r'.L:_%r-c 4r~_~T , V= -- up-~ -e.lp_Agj a_A a-k _ .2 t`~~ t, =-T- t ~ FOR SITTING BACK --- IIIU1U — '-'- ~, -, t.- IL ~ . f ALI ! -- . n.4 $ ___________ LS_ • jiqit- ,_ ? vacm _ I - - 1 . - Theme wedding licerise in Prague or Dr. Miroslav Plzak has the other towns in Czechoslovakia audience laughing as he YOU may get not only an in- demonstrates through Adam vi tation to nd .I pre-wedding and Eva, his prototypes of inan marriage ance center but and wife, %hat to (to if your wife be handed ets for a theater wants you to kiss her and you lay. don't feel like it: don't kiss her, Concerned at the rising trend he says, "it is terrible to kiss to of disorce - in Prague thr ee order, it kills lose " — how to out of every ten marriages end behave when one of you has left before divorce senatc — Czech the water running, fl ooding out neighbors below and both are oslovak authorities invite thes are not the couples to attend a play sritten culprits: learn to live with the and designed to equip young- uncertainty of who really left it sters will) rational approaches running; it could be you just as well as your wife even though to explosive si tuations they . both rconslnced of ow ma encounter once lie they together as man and wife. lc Ilesho%5 how easy it is to The I t (led C. rn' nd ta ut your depression or anLet Us Love Each Other," with ger on your spouse and recomsubtitle "Pre-Marriage Coach- mends through his Adam Ing, is performed In theaters "when I am red-hot with anger, and south clubs not only in th e fur) or self-pit) Irecognize it is capital but also in the prov- so and I make sure it clearly inces, , . > e PATIENT LIFTERS ENJOY PRAGUE, Czecl:oslovakia tiorne by the local government I All ) - When you apply for a authority. lil- es \/\Io I ies ,A iici E og s W1•LS, Maie (All) - A Smith said he receives about wolves than I could ever teach spoiled wolf or dog. And the Moore said he spent severai outside the house. crowing number of people want 120 inquiries a mon th , which he them," he said. hybrids seem harder to spoil hundred dollars on a kennel and "I d,n't try to tread on her a wolf around the yard, says carefully screens. last Novem. !niith said he is able to detect that way than dogs." house for Hahce, a nd fcc nature. I don't demand that Earl II. srnnh, who crosses her, for example, he said he within three minutes on the George Moore of Waterboro, her about two pounds of much of her. But she's terrific, voht and dogs to produce sold 30 h)tJrids at prices rang tthptmone whether he is talking who 4- month-old h)bnd prepared dog food a day. At 4 she's well- behaved with rn reitures he sells for pets. ing from $100 for cubs onefourth to someone who would make a says he was attracted to the months she weighs 50 pounds, friends, she's gentle, she's cxAt (Ile foot of ,I short rise from to one- half ii,olf to SW for wolf good [ionic for a wolf dog. beauty and intelligence of the and spends about half the time cellent for obeying me," his house, Smith's own yard is throwhacks estimated at more "That's not a normal Instinct of animals. filled with large pens that hold than 13-16th wolf. humans. I've picked It up from "I was moving up from the more than 20 canines, most of "About 10 per cent of them the wolves," he said. city, and I'd always wanted a them mixtures of subspe cies of (the customers) want a catch. Smith said the ability in. big dog. A friend suggested a . olf and dog. . LIEThR (log. The rest jttst want a supe- volves reading tiny, almost un. hybrid, and I said, 'rio way I Smith, 28, said he breeds sev- nor animal," he said. "To noticeable signals An a pe I rson's want a wolf.' But then I saw • era, kinds o %O%S with sev. many people it' s the kindred manner, Ixit on such a subli- them, and they're really beaueral kinds of dogs — he doesn't spirit, the wilder part in man. ruinal le ve / With the: l that he doesn't real. tiful a ni mals. So I asked a lot of 4 disclose the kintis - and even. Ilic inan or woman in the piowhat thev are. qu(-,diAnr. W111011111 - 0 01111111111111-111111111 ow ivall) comes out with an animal necring spirit is the kind that Ill- said his 16(~pound pack "It wasn't ' particularly for the that has the looks and ii - gets along with a wolf." HEARING AID e Lobo sometimes ch:illenges telligence of a wolf, but the beSmith said the wolf dogs con- his authority, PCT MONEY BACK GUARANTEE do love it when people say that ha vi oral stability of a dog sider him 1i two-legged pack 'he'll del mi. occasional ly a beautiful animal' And I love --IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1111111 lie calls the creature leader, and he admires them - try to knock me do, kind of to watch the expressions when I C[ TODAY lilt, -five-eighths to 13- and enjoys that relationship. chidingly. I'll take him (lown QI&A71k I6ths olf lie partlupates ir' f '!' '- & '.. uYi $ hun I FOR 4PPOIHTM.% "We find we can breed the and-growl rituals tiaI set the Then he'll paw at my face and Schilke I _________________________ Enterprises Inc (log back out and still keep the wolves, dominance patterns, lie's rily wolf again." SILVER LAKE OR.. SANFORo .'Illiflilll!lb,iow c,alinness in," Ile said. '- Why it and likes to talk about their ,a ,- I - 2 1; ~'i 1~ l~, Ile says he has rever been in. . Z, SAVE 123,potl . i(47 SAV E "orks we really can't explain .selise of fairness and ability to .. ., ....*,-, I wrtil tj%I ,I wolf attack. "'I'liere's .. f!.%12!j. ffZ,AL, J.: W41 j I I t(IN111 Y. It's a combination of J~ 1-44.1 4A:,i,'jQJW M`., -.,li, 1.,.1 1; LA I i - , factors.00 "I've learned ctory Outlet Czech Drama Has : *BREATHING MACHINES *PRESSURE BED PADS Spaghetti dinner sponsored by All Souls Home and SchOol Assn Social Hall, Oak and 8th, 11 30 a in to 7p ITi ____ Main,-, bret-ds ,iiiiiiiii..S %titlI Ii II&S 14) produre animals he sells for peLi. I I Medicare Insurance Entities You To Home Use Of ... I I . I 0 Charity Horse Show spowored by Dusty Boot.s Riding Asm. Wilco Arena, SR 46, 4 miles west of 14 benefit Little Red School House. Spectators free. Cultivate 4 04 , - - Medicare I SUNDAY, MARCH 21 Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival, noon to 5 p.m. - , , "', I ATTENTION. 1 4 ' I . - CLIP AND SAVE anviiiiiiiiimmmmowl 1 I AA Sanford %%omen's Group, 2pm, 1201 w hrst st GROWING a I "I 0, I Mid- Florida Singles Association, 7 p m, Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Warm with afternoon highs dog that Parker shot had eaten mainly in the 80s. [Aws mostly ducks. . Z7_ 1- - - I Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Slosti) Sunday. Partly cloudy Slonday bor'i dog was Pating his ducks , - J' 'N _'LFCI~', — -~w— — — -iiiiiii r a 1 ,~ ._ . APPLIANCES ~ r TanglewoodAA,closed,Øp.m.,St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. maliciously killed a dog were t S134% V_ ~~, 01 Happy Senior Citirrus Club of Camelberry, I p.m., northeast winds 10 to 15 mph after rharges that he toda) diminishlug tonight. _______ Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 a.m., Buck s Restaurant. Church. Friday svith highs near 80. Lows resident. tonight lewer SOL East to Parker filed the suit last year . 1. 7 : .j.,_ "I'll, '.., .k_ 1 .,,. ' _____ 4C~~?_ = .___, Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumbley s Altarnonte Springs Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Mostly sunny today through Herrin Fr1da Mild today stith highs prosecution of Merle E Parker, around mid lOs and w irmer 56 ear old Sanford are i , ,-%&. _ pm charging St4te Atty. Abbott r-" RtOf! P lu, • R P (5i '1f)L _____ 1976-lA ' KAR NG . -, Good ServiceR AUTHORIZED DEALER FO . _____ Circuit Court Judge Kenneth Leffler has dismissed a lawsuit , I . WEATHER I ..-$A:64f1 51 I .. same 1301W. l6thSt.,Sanford, noonto5p.m. Lawsuit Dismissed - 'kh.'"*0-1 6, ,%, f :,? .,','~Ai 426 r. ____ __ . frti - -_ ______________ SERVICE CALL - r LL' Same Owners & Managers FRIDAY, MARCH 19 Winter Park Sidewalk Art lestival, 9 30 am (,) 5 -. . 323-5434 FUb fry and carnival, Goldsboro Elementary Sichooi. %valter M Holden, Orange City Wesley L. Tyler, Enterprise b 1 , k. . ft_ s A II gic.t'ei I '.._-'R bAA A (S i'e PoThP,) -.- " .1 : 4 .- , _Cki_,~y --1:_1. - _--,_~7~ __ I - - Paul A Palumbo, DeLand Jesse Graham, Geneva Ester J. Mathis, Largo Marion E. Battifaranct, Fort Lee, N.J. _______________________ , . .., _____________________________ - - I - - . - Sanfor~ Cltamber of Commerce. Casting persons age 10 and over. Play runs May 7 and 8 In Sanford. SAPJFORD, FLOR;DA ,J-•.. I Joseph 11. Brooks Lewis Anthony Dodson Lav%Tence G. Engle Adeline Gebhardt Inez E. (',lisson . . SAThRDAY,MAR('H20 Trvoutsfor"ASlice0ffthenIIorngc, one-cctphi Sanf George Albert Mary E. Chesser Reginald Colton Elmore Drummer — ______________________ HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 106 E. B 4 Thursday March Ev(nlnq Herald Saitkd reed e r :ross Pet _____ ______ Formerly Known As Senior citizens trip to Tampa and Ybor City. Leave Sanford Civic Center, 8 p.m. Pick up Casselberry, 8:30 a.m. Return 5:30 p.m. . Demand For Hybrids Is B ustli ng __ ~. "I.- r:i: SALES AND SERVICE GENEVA American Association of Retired People (AARP), Chapter 1977, 2:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, 312 d l)tSUIAR(1FS MAR(H1,1976 '413 I Fi)isct-)pal Church. Everrc&n Cemetery Gramlow n' r - - I APPLIANCES ( Sanford Civitan Club, 7:30 p.m., Spencer's Restaurant. arranqemt HOSPITAL NOTES ________ Alcoholics Sanford (open) M Bryant and Dr. H.Irculd Harris officiating Viewing hours will t riday 79 pm RrisonFontrii ch a rge Daytona for one year coming Stevens Ave., Sanford died from Sanford, here he had Tuesday af Florida Hospital IIIUOO(C prmgs l,e lied for 11 sears Prior to that was a native of Dunnellon and an auto body repairman for had lived In Sanford for the past years, mo ving here from Spence ChcTolet in Da ytona, in various auto New Smyrn.a Beach. lie was a vi Navy veteran of WWII, was a 11, shops in Orlando and of retired Civil Service mechanic, Sanford. lie was a member " 1 nember of First Southern St. 1"till'i C:ithnlic church Methodist (liurch iimi ;I forincr , i All Souls Church, Sanfor-J. He member ui Sanford Lodste 62 was a mem be r cf VFW 8093, of F&AM. DeBarv; Elks Club, Sanford; Knights of Columbus and Orlando, American Legion, I _ - —I& O League. of Women Voters annual meeting and 10th birthday celebration, Altarnonte Civic (enter, 7:30 p.m. I rIowder .-I .. ANNOUNCEMENT N`__' - ThIJR.SDAY, MARCH 18 H m I wu re minar rented by Seminole County Cooperative Extensiàn Service,Room I First Federal olr&nilnole Sanford Call Agri-Center for registration. ' • for ______ fnnt ---_f C a . : .... Z .- - CALENDAR WILflUIt PENT ________________ -iw - Thursday. Mrcn in, lob_- _EvcninpraSanfOrdF - M...,- __ - fif 700 FRENCH AVE HOURS: Sco1'r - t'x t_A. W ~ ~ �-------- ,_____ IA-Evening Herald. Sanford El. Thursday, Mt rth is, 197 - Slated I For Trial In Bookmaking Evening Herald, Sanferd, Fl. Case LA~ Thursday, March ii, 197-9A '• O rl ando, iles Plea On Firearm Charge Y•f' - By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer An Orlando man docketed for . 6 q.1.i -•- -. -- - ordered wiretaps in a probe of Mc(regor allowed McNamara motion to suppress wiretap the 54 persons list ed by State list en to and duplicate tape illegal gambling activities, to remain free on bond in the evidence because the defense Atty. Abbott Herring's office as recordings of the wiretaps. Agents said the apartment, firearm case pending corn- contends that some of the of- having knowledge of the case A second suspect Indicted by trial here next week on that allegedly was headquar. pletlon of a pre-sentence in. ficers who monitored telephone were sheriff's deputies in both the statewide grand Jury on statewide grand jury book- ters for a telephone-oriented restigation (PSI), calls to and from the apartment Orange and Seminole counties, felony bookmaking charges in making indictments pleaded no sports bookie operation, had Maximum sentence on the around-the-clock for 15 days contest Wednesday to a charge been rented by McNamara. The bookmaking trial was the probe, 38-year-old Jack charge is five years in prison last October weren't officers continued from Feb. 23 after the Crenshaw, is scheduled for trial of carrying a concealed Orange County Sheriff's and-or ,0OO fine. T he court set authorized to make the firearm. wiretap. court allowed the defense to at a later date. Deputy Russell Calamla, who is sentencing for May it. Cullom indicated he'll seek Luther Judson McNamara, also a bond'd Seminole Also Wednesday, in a hearing another continuance in the 53-year-old brother of an Sheriff's Deputy, said before Circuit Judge Kenneth bookmaking trial on Monday Orlando auto dealer, was McNamara was discovered Leffler, McNamara's defense before Circuit Judge Joe A. PECPA1 Thru Mar. 27 chargedin the firearm case outside the apartment during attorney, C. J, Cullom, failed to Cowart Jr. . ID alter sheriff's agents found a the raid in which alleged book- get a re-hearing 50 Lb. Chaco 666...2.8O1 on a previous CARI)FN SUPPlIES Cullom said he hasn't been 1 -.II pistol nn his nnrra.,ti.Nov. w1111e i.erna li ii a was rul . ti. k .iUuge ma kt. ing paraph tl Iaw hi ato .1 ermn i "nw vmny i ng u) ' i.. '.iiUCO J udge L .e11er e ffler tha1 a au,c 88 ,.. 8 theyw cr ga rt 11 seized and ordered inside at enforcement officers can be Limit Supply Chlordane at Altamonte Springs using gunpoint, searched and found to sheriff's deputies Air search warrant issued on Ihe have a .22 Faliber pistol in his counties at Veg.-Flower Plants e time. S ecialist, basis of Information gathered pants pocket. mHeating'.!I 6 Pack 55C - 65c Cullom had argued that by agents conducting court. Circuit Judge Robert B. Calamia couldn't properly A"'IF apply for the wiretap order. 24 Hour-Semite 8,A HWY 17-912 OrangeCity .100 S. kMaking Use defense IN ree Arrested - • . •.. • I .. • - . • •• ____ . WbIrich lOG PCT. NYLON - Shells -71 0 REG. 8.0 $499 'T EA. — - - - — - - — - - - - w w - W -" _: •_-_---•-' ------,- I ' . in our parking lot ..a •- - FACIAL TISSUE REG. 36c Kleenex 4/$100 CT h $EG. 1.91 Surf Rider :REATI0NAL VEHICLE GASOLINE Edger * - • • - . r -( ...-.--- WROPE For Robberies 11. $5N Sanford police and sheriff's was awarded back pay. deputies have arrested three Sheriff's detectives jailed two men In connection with two Midway men on robbery aeparate robberies, charges Wednesday. Henry Sanford detectives Sgt. E. J. Oliver, 19, and Terry Lewis Hughes and Walter Jones Hill, 20, both ci \iidwavT.' (31 tt" zormtr mnty CaSt .d Sanford, were srhoolteacher, Sylvester held Ia county jail In lieu of Denmark, on a circuit court $8,000 bond each following their robbery warrant in connection arrest or' circuit court with a March 9 incident in warrants. which Charles Lamar, 25, Investigators said Oliver and reported three men robbed him Hill are ch ar ged in connecticn of $ 00. wi th the March 10 strongarm Bond for Denmark, 38, of 2310 robbery of Robert L. Bateman, Airport Blvd., Sanford, was set In other arrests, Sanford at $8,000. police early today jailed Harold : Lamar told police he was Earl Moore, 22, of 22nd St., dragged from an auto at Lin- Midway, on a charge of coin Court and W. 13th St. and receiving and concealing stolen 'robbed by three men after property. Bond for Moore was being threatened with a knife, set at $5,000, according to H according to police reports. county jail records. Denmark was a vocational Patrolman Jack R. Fuleah arts instructor at Lakeview wider reported he stopped Middle School, Sanford, when Moore, who was riding a he was arrested Sept. 3 and bicycle, at 3:49 a.m. at the accused of participating in the intersection of Second St. and Juy 30 strongarm robbery of a Sanford Ave. Sanford salvage dealer. Police said the 10-speed I He was sutpended from his bicycle had been reported Job by county school au thori ties stolen from ou tside the Silver and he filed a civil suit against Tip Tavern, W. 13th St., three the school board. hours earlier. James Hone, 19, Circuit Court Judge Robert B of 2102 Southwest Road, San. ford, reported the bicc1e was McGregor ordered a stolen, according to police verdict of acquittal for [) mark after four witnesses, r-s. including the July robbery Sheriff's deputies have %ict!m,ereunaWetopick Denmark from a group of five 28, of W. 20th St., Midway, on a men seated in the courtroom circuit court warrant charging before a jury entered to hear three counts of obtaining the case in November. property by worthless check, Denmark Later submitted his occording to county Jail resipation to the school board records, d for Temple was and dropped his lawsuit after he sd at $5.000. REG. 109.97 III J - , $88" ''it'. '- 7ye J. I — _____ • ' ----- . ' -__ - - _____ •••••••••--._r--- R BB NG U - ,Grinder Accident ci Spurs A Lawsuit [1 -- - • .•. • • ;. - : ..;;•.•.:• qp ' 1 f . r- •'- .. . - •44. .._- _ ___ - . .•.-' .. -ø - •'_ • -' - •-.......... ••' • ;'- — • - --r -• ' ..•4•1. -- 4 L_ - .... • • . -I A 67-year-old Sanford man remove some meat or bone that •- r -- rT iII. -. '— - .. ,•':••-.••.-_-.• ij JA V i-• - UZ i -,,' I (•• •.• - ;.. Aim., ' 1A rJ.a -. 15 ct 4;•,; O •- - ----- - and his wife have filed a Lawsuit had become lodged in the in circuit court against an mathine, equipment company claimingTh lawsuit alleges that negligence of t 11 suddenly and without warning irmulted in an accident last A hile the switch was still in the November in which the man's 'off' position the machine acarin was severed in a super- tivated, pulling and cutting market meat grinder. Aube's right hand and arm and The civil suit, seeking servering it below the elbow." damages in excess of $2,500. The lawsuit has been alleges that agents or employes assigned to Circuit Court Judge of Hobart Corporation Vohe A. Williams for trial. No negligently and carelessly hearing date has been set. worked on a meat cutting ard. or grinding machine at the Park and Shop supermarket, 2467 S. Park Ave., Sanford, "so as to have the machine In a condition whereby it would activate suddenly and without warning at times when the electrical switch had not been activated." The suit, filed by Maurice P. Aube and his wife, Viola, states that on Nov. 17 Aube tened the switch to the 'off' position and ronehit into the ,n;iehino to 1 - - '- ' ., - • 16 01. A DECORATOR COLORS 'F ITS MOST FAUCETS . - I. . - P. - - 'in r -v KLEENEX BICENTENNIAL DECORATED BOX . Pot not included I \ ; GLASS FLOWER & $ 71 MUL CH 3 CU. 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Authors with completed manuscripts unable to appeam may aend them directly to us for a fire reading and evaliutlon. We will also be glad to lieu horn thor whoar literary works LU- still in or'rr. Mr. Herbert GUbeut ('adroti Pcss, he-. 84 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10011 Phtnie (212) 243.8800 ,. . '.-. .' ç - _5 '• a •r• •_ I, I - '.i, • -' -•-- - • ••.•-, e1 tI I'YA' iivS Q tip REG. - 1.19 49 0 0 a , - •'_, .I'I'•I .I!,, ,ii-4ci a , •.•, • •,... l,'% r , j 'i ., l,J(4 ! HEAVY DUTY I) VINYL .,q, • •d. 4-• S4 ,4*•.r 0 naW - -• r - - - . .-- e4_.i: - 14 :- 76 -,-.: Atj 4 41 'r- 'II L '' - i••MEDCO COUPON • • a••)_'.r j' tj.a r')&,' fa 'f' 49c TIME 99 30's -, • I.ft O. - BOX OF 100 PACKETS ilaoriw .4 I•' 4, ,1.•'. SUCARYL DAY •,II - LIMIT ?5 ,iP • -, • k LIMIT 2 HAVE YOU WRITTEN A BOOK? •- i_i •-- ... . - • - , -.j,_,i - -.' .. • , 000000*0000 SISMEDCO COUPON VALID JOHNSONS SHAMPOO DIAPERS EXTRA • !H RU ej t -. MEUC--6.'#--A FFo-~"ld-6-'s,P'astest. -Gr,,owi*ng,Di*'CoO,ntbr DISPOSABLE VALID • • J • I usa. vsrts all around KIMBIES 4 - • #4_, .,----.-. I "-' 1 -'! VALID THJU - • .. - . ;. • . . - •- • . ;•.-•' - •.,- . ••............... .. . - - . • . . -r :-.. - .. �- —'i— - -. - - 1 _._.1__.-___ ~ . - 1 - ________________ — - ___ . 1 =Z__Z=__:__m."__ - -. = — - ___. ____ ig4 SH ,---,-- - 4'1( _____ :._4_. 1:i,.--,rit__iM& !~101*_~.:, 0 -1* ~~`!~ -N,i -.0 A.:. G ir S .4 I L _1 _4_~_ 'i'-, . , I , _-,,! , I .:,J Seminole '. ____.-__--... --__,.;!1ii-;. _.. ~ ; ,'''' ~" -. '**..I;_''_ ~..Z~ -,i:.. '' - ~. ~,.,.; - I!;% ~.I:.. . I... .'. , t. __ .I .1 -,.-- .~!_:.., - i,u _. z~f., /~ ,ik Semlfloie Ljighcio3edouta Is ____ Serntnoie Hih Schoo',girls softball team got back Ofl the winning track Wednesday I ________________________________________________ .7 - afternoon at Fort b) 1lon Park 22-1, air Deena Flamm belted a hone Mn and two Pierson, -- sing)es and Anne Grieme laced out four pLngles. ' 1— 1 3 14 3)33(11)0x32$ 3 "gram and Johnson: Wiggins and - _411 Vt"- ______ - - - . . . . - .i IL - - .~ . '.11110 . ._~.o ~ .. 4 .wi. ..- - ._ : , ______ - I iss" a- - ._ '4- eo- 1; . - ., s Baseball Th[ I \IIAc Dinner / 1 ' . -. i4 1 _~ .Iffair of this size with no assurance t1lat the trainim, I allips wIll be open." Bill Bunkers dinner coordill' ator for . - 2- ____ - ': - ___ -- ., - )1i 6 '' At _____ dinner s - ii 'us i rnor ,, , iiInnr • ttenlil hs I 1) pt .i ILc .- ri' Division 760. 2 40; 3 All Gossip (1) 3 io. 0(1 L Pc) GB 639 61 i Ant Kr'ntucky Con 41 20 577 1i 10 33 a i 36 39 40 10 Indiana 7)9 MIDEAST Baton Rouge, La. Fancy _- — 1 t Wednesday's Results Ki ntu(ky 130, Virginia 1)5 At 40,11arnj, IS $10 20; T (31 7) $11) 20. 3)37 SEVENTH — 3.14. B: 1 Lake ABA w $161 10; pcUal THIRD — ii. C: I K' Mimi. 1 FIFTH —$14. 0: I M Ill Ca(tu jrv 3 tfltuntiOn I 6O ?0. 240. 7 G. M.'S Vert i; S OG 's Emba (7) 1060, 5 00, 100; 7 Unit (6) 710. 2 20,) Tt,a Bob (3)7 60; 0 II Bin l.iurp, / Lake Barge. IJ 60 '1 00 3 Sam Leonard ( $) 2) Polly D III CO), P 17 1) 54600 32.04 11 00 0(67)53400 P ( 76)5)77c SIXTH — t 81 Andy Shannon FOURTH _uo )B, 31 EIGHTH — 5.14, C: I. Clay (1) 600,3 20; 3 Silky O'Hare (I) 7; Q B1 f . 1 RI Rhythm S. Bannon tO 60 . S 60, S00. 2 Glen's Carol (i) (I 1) U. 60, 7 II 40) 12 S' 10; 39 i. D' . 6 lar Sami.; 8n $ Til to eo. 660. 3 Mucho ) 540. 0(1 1) SEVENTH — 3 4. C: 1. Montague Dale St al e Virginia Vrg 00 7Lk 'Os oo , NINTH —SR I Another 5','it' 13) 410, 300, 240, 7. Gold (1) 140. 0 (35) 32900; TOuth (1) 1 60. 3 40. 3 Bill (St 100. $70 50. 31 03 New York 96, Sit Lout% go - - . ~ ,, % I - r -. - 1, _____ l is - I M_ -. ---: ron I diii t -- :" Defensive Now Coach I . -. -- " ; . -, Lakr Brantley's (luck Calhoun strains to fourth place finish In heavyweight. (Iferald Phota by BIH Vin"at Jr.I hvt'n ' I meets . t,ilFTH01Ts7 Chan 1 (rackrr JMk Gn: 5 x' Lkr A1;n'r (33) r win Ilvd. TENTH - 546, A: I l San Antq Chat (6) 3 10 0 (70) 5100 3)57 NIPITH — 314 A 1 MyStery (1) SEVENTH — is T I. ELEVENTH —14 B I Crhp 6 320 710 2 Sneaky Snake (7) 7 Toppre Go 3 Ivory Cos (6) 36 40, 770, 160; 2, X's Ko*lon 300. 210, 3 Ripple Rube (0) 100, Knowles, S Donna Ethe, MIDWEST )O( CIsland, n(i Bismarck, NJ)., tangles with Ilenry Ford of Michigan. At Louisville, Ky. Dog 755 Michigan, 22 6, V% WEDNESDAY MATI EE S19 40. 31 is SECOND 514 C' 1 7 r NIT )J WEDNESDAYNIGHT Q J 41 - . .- ' 31 41 TWELFTH - u. C: I. K's Prize ft Sure Score TENTH - 5.16, S: I F %7 1 20. 31.17_ ~ i S 4 go. 2 00. 3 Little Siptf (1) 3.90, 0 North Dear Marla Groucn 1660.5001.4.20. 7. DaintyLouiset?) (6)840.300,340, 2 E. D.'s Brindle THIRD - S-16, 0: I. Lake Denise Semifinals 3.14. B: I — BII . - FIRST— 3-14.0: 1 Te*asy () $In h5 11 (I I t ' S 5? 00; D D (11 3) S186 W. 31 61 At Madimn Square Garden Tods y's 0a m as TENTH MAck Blaze (6) 10 20 S 60 340 7 Shag (35) 530 3) Wcnesday Go S Lake 6 Tang (8) 610 000 3 Sp(5) 340 ELEVENTH — 14 A I Lof ts MtoIa Wnfnø ' 110101, ii $ 60 2 ? ' 1 60 7 Fruit 'oa' W 2 2 60 3 L ke Burein NINTH - 3)4 S I Wyci ii F A 3,01); Handle $707,721 (6) 10 4). 0 (1 i 5900; P (7)) 7 Blow On By. I Kr Bmtsi$ FIRST —514 0 I Lady Ca 4)) 0(10 Maker (3) 3 00 rnGib on (7) 7 60 0 (13) Al Los Ang-: N L Vt 9I s and Connors Stat' 'OHi ), and Anton1 /)! Pepper.,e, 775, vs UCLA. Columbia Statr(T'nn and i IkKalb&juth moved into the winners' bracket Wednesda flight. Other games in that bracket saw Connors State Il 6)517 ec. P (6 2) SIll 20. BP (8 7) 16 71 17.126 )O~ 31 ~ 77 Notre WES T i'h;i'tcj Irma (ItIt'flSivt' line co;o h 11) defensive coord.mator for the new National Football League learn. . 11141' switch fot Gibron. formerly head coach of thL, C11i. cavo Ilears, was arulounce,d Wednesday by head coach IV 4 ?A rs h.i, tm, A nderson. s C, C et, it Southern ld4t and West. (Ia ster (N V ) Mercer (N J ) I.ISt _______ ________ Seminole's Ron Spain taking top honors in the 148-pound . •. (p, ! Ir inn 11th (luled )% uut ouris:n lh%Asloll. St. Petersburg (7harnix.ir of Comic' erce BaSeL.11.1 iItl1,))i(t. and Florida council f litinker said tile cancellation is for this %ear only 11a. •,. - I -- `ss'. - - Fiitfa)o t Go)dci lira~ti Alert - qW ______ tkKaIb South of (aeor gia, b) ;rn(elled out this Sear s Florida (ioser Di Iroit at Phoenix Semifinals Today's EAST At Greensboro. N.C. Rutgers, 290, nectjcut. 109 virtue of beating San Jacinto 'I'e I 75 is the fit team to make ti -semifinals f double -elimination National Junior College Basketball Tourn.arneni 11 Ili A: Reioni — — Today'sGanseS 0 Basket ball NCAA . simply ran out of time rtiurel to put together an : / .~I 1 i~ I s SCOREBOARD C flu U IlISON Kan. (AI) (All) AP 11 . . Ju n F — Failure of big league . 'iseoalI PlaYers and club owners to reach contract • . S overnor's 14i •- - Ike Bnntic 's Stev' Kutn ___________________________ ___________________ .- .. - G . 11E101 College Cancelled By Uncertainty I i - _____ ______ Judy Carlton roauds thkd, heads for home. ____ ___________ -- -- - . March ii 1974-IA 1111P ste IN BRIEF Id __ , "W a . A'tanonte Springs against Lala Brant1e coo finished with 15 while Ike Howell Nall 9. Mike Good, Seminole's ace and a solid hope for state meet honors, bench pressed 345 pounth and had another 300 in the clean and jerk. Curtis Johnson was second 1 th a distarit 480 combined pounds on the two. Seminoles Kenn) Adams on the 1&pind romoetitiun ith lifts of 260 and 260 for a 520, while Sevninole's Dan Flint also ---------,Thursday Ou SPOMrS - .. PattY Wiggi,ls was the wjig pitcher, 'permitting r g uu's' )'IilIz)OIe Upped Its recori to 4-1 and plays again Fri in a 3'30 game at - ng stomping iwlor High of Tair Pierson - 1 11 11 Chipola Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 0 nole, ginning four seven v 1' f irst pla I ces d co colle cc cting plenty of second, third and fourth places, tot1led 59 points - I ". county meet by a runaway margin over rivals Lake Brantle', L) yman and Lak e fl I Lifters Best In County Wednesday, capturing the Wi - - vpqw Imi, - . .,-. 1 I .- - S __ MirwolaAnqel;6 GoldMedati,on - 1~ _______ -- - - . (5) 100: CnIei (SI 460: & Brow n - -_ ______ bA—Evening Hera, Sanford, Ft. 1pr~r Thursday, March 18, 1976 - \tisalia defeated Isabel Fernandi - ~ _ .. --- :__ , ..-. . . Ill - 1. Flint 5 485. 2. \ . I. -.4 16S - I Kutnar (LB) 500, ,, 133 3 Aaronson (10 415; 1 Beverly (5) 39J; S. Eby (Lti 375; 6. Lang (1)373;?. Duncanjl' - M cQueen (5) - f Cooper -. - . 4 114k . - _____ I __________ -11. UL____~ Albini (5) 365. 5. Shuster (LI 345. 6 ,, """"""""""""` I - . - Giving anythi n g away to -. A A Ra ders t seball . _ '' I f ' I I I Jiu..4 I-i ; ;;;I : ~_. _____ . __-1 11 T 14 . - -• -i __ __ -_ - i - - ~_ _ 71-1 " - -Q -... ---A ,,- .,- .~,--Inn - 4-_;:, -,4, mt*M~P4 ;;. ---v--t ____ __ — I - -~~'-.'--X'J~ _y ~_~~Ii__ R! - - "- V "Pit I IMP IP, ~ Iw_;,~ . _ - . _____ .. NEW YORK (AP) - Play MoA teams were eWcted to contract negotiations with the ball! begin serious workouts today owners. That familiar cry of spring and at lleast one club official At the same 9w execu• Split Ii- T A_ ~A _ - ~- _~_ _- - _____ -- - - - he . tin. e Ballet e Guild Golf ToumamentApn "1 3 The third annual Ballet Guild GoH Tournament will be held Apr il 3 at Mayfair Country Club, beginning at 1 p.m., shotgun start. Proicift--ds from the event wi1I benefit Ballet Guild of &-inford-Serninole. a noi-proff'. organization, and the $60 gold sponsor fee is tax-deductible, Gold sponsors will receive the following:on round of golf for sponsor or approved representative; electric golf cart provided free, sandwiches and beverages on the course, a cocktail part), buffet dinner and dance. for sponsor and favorite lady, three first rate golf bails, tees, etc., prizes for closest to hole all par Ts, longest drive, etc; and prizes for low gross and low net in each flight jUt d ui ds presenka Saturday nigni Interested non-golfers are welcome to attend the cocktail party, . buffet dinner, awards presentation and ce. For gold sponsorship information, call Joe Kurimal, crall chairman, 101 loch Arbor Court, Sa nf ord, or one of the following committee members: Al Bergmson, Mae hlyth, Harold Brooks, Dan Brumley, Andy Carraway, Jun (1e(andhl or Doris Dietrich Also J. Daniel Johnson, Jack Horner, Chuck McCat-thy Bob McKee, Speed Moreland, Bob Orwig, Don R4ithel Don Reynolds, Ron Hussi, Sandy Sanders, George Weld, It C. Vvhitinirc or David Wright vantage can be fatal. gionals at Baton Rouge, La., perenni al NCAA basket. here Indi ana plays Alabama ball champions appear on the arld Marquette facts Western threshhold of another West Re- Mkhigan. All four teams are ('all — T I Rosewall odds of a relafively weak field - No. I Indiana. No. 2 Marand the surroundings of cozy quettc, No 6 Alabama and The fifth-ranked Bruins, who In the East, undefeated Rut won 98 straight games at Pau gers,.O,5eems(obethca Ie before a loss to Oregon late of the fIeld The fourth-ran)'ed this season, are heavily favored Scarlet Knights play Conone of two West sernifinal at Greensboro. N.C. Putgers, games. Nevada-Las Vegas incidentally, em have the best takes on Arizona in the other. single-se&wn reord in NCAA m ppyto me, na tional } y mu UCLA Coach Gene Bartow, ch2mpionshlp If the surprising whose Bruins took the Pacific4l team from New Brunswick, Inference tide and won their N.J., goes all the way, the wayinto the regional semis Scarlet Knights will wind up with an opening-round victory with a W record, or one game over San Diego State last Sat- better than Nor:h Carolina's u;day. national champions of 1957. The Bruins, perhaps not as In the Midwest Regionals at strong as lin pre%ious seasons Louisville, Ky., it' s Notre Dame when they won 10 national against Michigan and Nlissourt champiowhips in 12 will Texas VV V V i 1.'.11 '.4 \J I Creignton lilt SA OM1i ' Foursome At Mayfa r . . ____ - - - - .1 . 1115 0 SE CON D - S-16, S: I Y, *s Zoro 7 Piro, Brun~?:, - yi.ashlon 42 26 .618 Cleveland ''° 39 27 391 36 34 514 7 , Sanford Plaza Penneys - our cam I i second I Bywor In P I Ie r 30 40 4 9 19 1 . (Iin~ticcj t,,v,si on title Wednesday's Results uarters,, Philaci. Ipnia lOP, Chcaq lot with 10 st*aight half Mi lwau k ee - - _V_ 109 Los Ange es NIT I 0 —, / ., - A . \ - -_ , ______ 9099 f______ - __;;1111 I W * ,% El , 9 ., *0 ON 2A f . 2 39 4 _____________________ . Flame . retardant for backpacking camping or J backyard 16" center height; rear window, carry ___ - _____ 2;;.~ , , Ne 0 N •, IG flML'I/lU UTI HTL LY I , . . • - A. ' . ______________________ 9 UCTA Irr' • 6IGPERFECTA . 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' t' virPl --T; - ____ ~ ~ r, :i I. k. .6. 11'1~ -------- --- --- ------__-__L....__ I ç' I ~_411L I [.,..: " ~ t. , ~ -,~-!!:~ -._ ___ S1 LOUIS (AI'I — lIn ' cm members of • s ( trdinals the club's first world i.lwmpionslup team, will be guests Aug. 22 during a 50th annin.ersar) reunion at Busch Sta 1 111ill. The Cards said other past farites n.n.tio han.c been inn. ited to the occasion include Bill WWte. Terry Moore, Wally Moon, brothers Lind' and Von Kraus, a 6-foot-3 tiglit end (roil) Delaware, has sigric-i with the A,'t. p "tn 'c ' ". ' ' . -_ ,- I` - I -± _ _. ii_- 1 i ____________ W" repla ced them with oth er well-known swimmers," hlodgson said "I feel n.n.e can 'tt points in every one of the MUNTIEM. A Ic - Seers Uns a credit plifit to suit itiost every iieed I ,i m and Stain resistant ABS I of ,) . Cards' first since 197 71, a - interior Easy to clean A DIES'NIT[ It ~__ __ - . -,- ~7 I_-J,*_ _-_ __ ----. i .___ - _ i - f__— — Another departure from last *, ear's Miami team was Nina McInnis, who also had inter ii . --- - .- _iT'j cmispetition In Jan.ier.it1 oo j _ . 1 ~~LAWSh.~. d"1111 111111011110-10 do not req uire otr r Dickson, Ha) Jablonski, Wil o THURSDAY ". Malt- 1 ' - . .- z tf _ __ - Plan Reunion 1 . linings . — H I _. f I _1 - I L Monday _: Nylon shell __ Ir=:____ ' MATINEES . i student to sit out a sears fljpjjJft f W No. 1826 i A __________________ It's mostl) self-inflicted. sthiic Tables makEl NFL Players Lyman Blanks . 0 "T'lit- re's a lot of pressure to . 1 1 events. Tlwru are very few retain that title,"Hodgson said. teams who can do that."' ho spent the past two years at Miami, She benefits from rules of the Association of Inter. / - ~* ng For 1 / and four freshmen and trarsfer StU(1(fltS rated among tht ni tion's be -1 41;11si .. r Cartsuight of Columbia State was wi th .- If there' s anything symbolic the ~olid gold shows in New attached to it, the North Caro. York these days is "The Wiz,"a linii-Ouirlotte basketball team modern n.erElon of that old went to see It W e dnesda y night movie classic, '11w W izar d of Th e 4rs are chasing rain OZ.11 bows, too -in the National In- from Bisrnarcic thereafter Lar. Miami Eyes Swim Re eat S NEW YORK (All) - One of MVC champions to score a repeat tinie we want to win bn.' • illti( nil tit't points I Id But Ilod r _g prediction was made,' be fore I knew U(LA had all those good ,.' transfers' One of the UCLA transfers is %. £.. : r , I -- (7I, the court . ,following intere Washington o! Rhode Island had 19 Junes Bradley of Connors 18' it Nobody' s putting pressure on Back for Miami are last y to pre(lict a runaway vic. tile. but it's expecteill that wp year * -, (Iniihie winners. Janet tory for his defending cham- win." il 50-and 100-yard pions in the national interTh e hurricanes finished 14 treaststroke) and Dawn Frady collegiate meet starting today, ints ahead of Arizona State But Ilodgson says Ile expects last year and Hodgson pre- Sliarni has six other top perI 10 s meet dicted earlier this year, "This formers from last year' I I - Pacific Division onnors State led 504M at halftime after a see-saw first Los Anqrl(*. 3S 35 500 14 , . half then blew Rhode Island off s"a"Its — FORT L.AUL)ERDAU.' i All I -_ The University of M ia mi w omen's swimming I . ps Amritrai Joins C 2 II, Cactui 5ttp,,,, nra, Ms Grise.S Learn ToWin. _____ I ,/ / -_ - ' __ S Do Cot) r 4 II, 7 P.osStmy, I. Do Rile , Creig h ton Uniercits . was admitted to the Missourt Vallev Conference. Track Win - Ahloso Irrsi 43 72 662 -- I .P. Gra s 1. 1. ()j or- r • , FOUPTH - S-16. M: I OrICAns 32 38 .AS? 11 ?Ian Jacinto shared scoring honors Western Ctriference Jacinto Midwest Division traded first-ha lf iC S iU) 30 30 ut Kalb then cooled off enough for Kansas City 2? 41 397 3 I a to put t game away. 6 A 381 3 1 . c I World Championship Tennis South Irvftatjonal • The story involves a girl shc n.ltation Tournament title is sn.et awa> La a root lifting 'This has been a dr eam come Kansas twister and finds her- true for me,"said Lee Rose, 'self in an odd, picturesque land whose 49ers meet North chasing a rainbow and finding a Carolina State tonight in an NIT magical wizard who makes her semifinal game "I'm so shook dreamn come true. up I can' t eat." Alter Providence and Ken tuck) ,lay the opener of the • semifinal doubleheader at =AS Madison Square Gardens the . Tops Seabreeze jev Sullivan ILO) 7 - 241, Johnson said he't1let a Carolina neighbors will have .4. 6 31 :4 nrkhf:RbtS'67 their Civil War MEDLEY - L. Brantley lEbserir, pitcher go more than PilickmAin, Hazel, Gaines) vss s; 22o nings when the regular season " It' s really nothing personal, Seminole overcame a live-run DASH- Emerson (LB) 740 MILE beginsandwlllusethreeorfowbut I' d rather play anyone else Brent Ragarsathanan (TTI ci Co* 1 I , I. Brintle'i (Oliss first inning by Seabree'ze and pitchers a game until their Fiö0 62 41 Roberts Thompson in t n.so rIdthan North Caror 0ns Na' Sull vanl 4 IS IS) d He inrich Ead61 63 Alien e an Ii na liarlotte righ t now, said arms are as strong as they SAN DIEGO (All) - Dick from the signing club. aid the fans, the NFI, will decision Wednesday In high nornall) would be at thimt time 36 75 6 2 have North Carol Anderson, president of the Na The rule Is named for NFl time clocks In each end zone to No school baseball Top hitters vv W b rm of the sear . I won't rush Sloan Th ere's no san. tion4il Football Leigue Pla)ers Comnussioner Peti Hozelle, show th 3Osecondsinwhjchan %%C can anybody for fear of injuries, but match t heir A.wdation, met with the club who awards the compensation. offensive team must get a play i and Donnie Williams for we'll get ow- work done" Twin Victory owners today in a renewed ef Players have argued th ey under n.ay. SHS Snatches Seminoles, who boosted their General Manager Phil Seg,hi Charlotte is great team tha fort to reach tvintractual agree- should be free to make indiv-idrecord to 6-2. The clocks, four fPet ItI gh an d Winter Park spilled Seminole of the Cleveland Indians felt they' re trying to make a name ment. ual deals when they play out six feet wide %ifth three foot for the lives a nd 1, Wednesday in a high school three weeks was p'cnty of time , 3 they Anderson, defensive back for their o pt ions. nwii be rs, will be the official tnt ren.Tn 'e Ir ~,ininole cruised if) victory tlw .~liaini I)olphins, asked to I)urin;, the coming season, lilllilli,' device for the offensive singles :natdws. The Winter earlier inwife tile wants season. Now. their Wednesday in a quadrangar make the appearance beiore referees throughout the league team getting the ball In play. coach's Park girls team foll owed suit SAl' high school track meet, the annual meeting of the NFl. willt20 equipped with radio mlwith an identical 6-1 %ictory thrashing its closest com. 'to discuss issues. Owners and crophones for explaining their .i Seminole Third over the Seminoles to petltor, L.akt Howell, 136-56 players have not had a master calls to fans in the stadium BOYS i Sloan's remark d e livered The Seminoles triurnpW in 11 contract for two years as disUse of tile radio com'1111u- Evans Nine 5nJp Dc'mn'on 'WP) In Golf Clash 26 e%Cnt.F agrcericnts coiiUuiu' over dead pan at a Press conference tikation was done on an exCOOR. I I .' Shiveir (VIP) d, WrOand, the foursome of Us Taylor, ORLANDO— SHOTSChilveiter (LH) eral issues. "2, A 1; Rownum IWPI d, Thatpe, I'j. perimental basis at -Some displayed a balanced hitting a remark' 15" . 11 (WPI d McK". I I., Suf%9 Rita Sindell, Mariam Andrews Discus- Pciiojit (si 127 It: HIGH It, the impaww, the owners games l,ite in the 1975 series made kiddingly by Beach Mainland, 164-166, tv,Pic ,iih it r 11 and Alice Patter posted a low JUMP- Pringle is. 56 LONG htive ceased contributing to the attark and Played errorless Rose. Tile 49ers'coach joked The o,, JUMP Br,wich IS) 22 S. Pot F__ . Wednesday in a high school D-OlubleS Sh'vitf 8001h IWPI d 56 Wednesdaly to win ;I %sers ion Wedne-sday defense Wednesday to shut out that he had to win, Pi,4gins (s) go 120 HIGH HUR plAyers'perision fund and ac- voted three changes In the McCook Tharpe, " or my I I. , Moreland. score of triangular golf niect at Sheoah Women' OrIondo Evans, U in high s Golf A&wclation four DLES.- Clark'ILH) 16.7, too (S) 0 F other Trabef. I ~. tion has centered in the courts playing rulej. rr, Brriage would be dissolved. CoLuitry Club. Semimle pilaced Williams ba:1, bat ball toulmament at DASH_ W41h,rigion IS) 10-3. MILE school baseball, lifting the GIRLS where players have achieved She wants the NIT for our anni. RUN- McNaulty (Tp) A 71,?; flito The official coin toss will be third in the competition with a Sin's' Orxtrr Mayfair Country Club. wp Greyhounds- seawn mark to RELAY verdicts against the so-called held three minutes before kick. 1347; 1100A5). Al Martin (S)IS) 52 0; DO IM HURDLES Rozelle compensation rule. Pragon. a l e Pedotis fwp) r off w Ith the referee and team The game has significant ,_qct -_ OVIE00- 1 #I-411-9 2 Morley 4. Nrw-an 427; 11160 RUNMc I 0. Rafts (WP) d Tur drieviss, A. Potter, S6, 1. S, orook%.V. Unaer its ter-ins, a team captains presmt. 7U loss will Lyman 1 J f.AtDirit-; si, A CarWifff 441. M iiis 2-1 6 0 meanilig for UNC-Mrlotte. inisr. I 2, Rmk (WPI d Cfm,st, ti 0, Sim0son M. Hersey A Dean, 59; ]. Naull y (7 P) 7'.00.4, SPRINT Evans which loses a 'k" MEDLEY REL AYSanford MAINLAND00 00 " ) I ne 49ers have lived for some player who p1a7s be live on the referee ~- 1111, ' s microDoubr'i Weon DeArriOlOt,. (tie) F Herr J. Livingston M flO DASH W out the option year of his con phone so fans will hear the din. (Si n HatIiJd Foytek e in the shcdow of North Belier and ir - 60 ; W, TWO MILE RUN- Apple (0) SANFOSID- I. NOder 41, _ 11-oll .f,-.v Bernard., Hittefs-, Lyman, Foyfek Carolina State' tract and signs with anoth,er logue from midtield, rawford i 1 3 M Br-" 4 Ittgt'raid s gaudy Atlantic al Aafrman 61 , tel:rfl t'i cranted rnnlp'ti:tt'n If 1i 7, in aro(z.' , on ernc — and life I'ir'd . .. . , I lIierehtbeen easy, Roo _ ____ -!- I went up against a ccuple of P ______ k.Ljzy~ - I ii ,3 Ptf)ow'sChan5) iot ( ;. I sounded b Baseball said the short-circuited exhibi board declined to either ac- collegiate ranks Wednesday Commissioner Bowie Kuhn tion season could get under way cept or reject the owners'"best and won one and lost one. Wednesday night Prid smnded as soon as Sunday. ne Raiders bested Central and final" contract offer of bs pla)ers union boss Mar'un Michigan, W, but &op* a $4 I think this is a constructive Monda) Miller. and if today's official step," Miller said when he relate However, a spokesman for mnatchto Tennessee start of spring training is some turned to his New York home Kuhn said the cortunissioner in the day. Central Michigan 21it weeks late. the scheduled from Tampa, late Wed- had m2de up his mind b.!. , ,r, a a SO I . April 8 openirg of the regular nesday night and was Informed Miller informed the owners' University earlier in the da season seems as=ed. The highligh t of the i of Kuhn's order. Firom Florida to Cahforriia, Asked if this meant the sea player relations committee of Tennessee Tech was the th,ird - his executive board' s decision the 24 major league teams pre- son would open as scheduled ... or non-decision. singles match, where 44 tie was ken with a Tennessee vicpared to go to work in earnest April 8 with Houston at Cincin"While nobody Is more dis, today with oni) three weeks to rwti in the National League and appointed than I that we do riot A sidenote ir the same tonprepare for the start of the New York at Milwaukee in the test was that Howard Flagg gamc which seems in danger l American, Miller replied agreeinent, thepeople fars are the was mon.ed un to No 2 sinoles being replaced as the so-called "I think a There s becn no most important around ' d SO 3n.e) mv national pastime by court bat threat of a strike by the playe;s and their interests now become ties and labor disputes. The whole thing has been an paramount," Kuhn said Thanks to Kuhn' s drAmatic owners'lockout." "Opening the camps and' decree ordering the owners to Kuhn's action came several starting the season on time 13 Da%id Brent, Tech' s No. I player, was ( ..t, .# " 11 1 Alu-n tht' !f1'= ' -" c_ "With hours aftcr Lhe executive board out further delay,"bassebal.1 to- of the Major Leagw Baseball of the year last season and is day comes out of the smoky, Mayers Association, meeting in Minnesota Twins, said he hoped turning pro after the ew-rent mpa rhetoric-filled labor manage Tampa, again urged the open his team could pla) its first cxment meeting rooms and into ing of the cam and the re hibition g.ne Sunda) against Srmin)e4 the sunlight where it belengs. surription of the stalemated thc. Boston Red Sox. Central Michigan 3 'This isn't as much time as I (SI d 60 6) Ti'ioru. would ri li ke to h.an.e, naturall),' (Jntrje R tif tji/ rn rc i f (5) said Manager Darrell Johnson Ingram 6 0. 6 2; Werldrow I cm) d of the Amencan League chain &onzaies2d flraiflley'o girizs track L1 SHOT Ast,co (LB) 20) DISCUS Astico (18) 760 LONG pion Red Sox, who open the Sikes 76 63 Co Flagg team mangled the West Orange ( JUMP Haynes (WO) 131 HIGH ' season April 9 "The regulars Koopicm Ackerman 61 67 / is Wednesday in high school conip,etitim, ri-2Z HURDLES- Eu"ij tLSi 165, IC4 will wd ahnut 24 weeks to get InQfsm 64. 64. WindrovisAreri %.. DASH— rosier (LB) 120 MILE ready, but most of the pitchers (CM) d Co 76 63 73 RUN- Davis (16) S 56? 000 sil1 need more time But we can Tennns.eT,chs REIAY- I BranOey (Emerson Serninol,4 overcome that just by be ing 140 DASH-- Sullivan (LO) 41.0; 440 t of Brent ITT) d. Cox 62.60; Fli orange (Stanford. P11iiIiINI 4-1-w- __ ~-t%=,-: ~ a _. - __ - . ~- Cries 'Play Ba ss as 1111511) ___ - ___ __ - - — 1 ('\j(l su ? '651 $0 20. T (04)) $t.4o. w L o GO .9,)%Ion J4trsls lte)nol(Ls of DeKaIb South and 011ieMack San ousted Ion Tiriac of Romania CA,64 in the, first rou(KI of a Giving them the homecourt ad. fields will be in the Mideast Re- Af f - A I 1 - - P 1 (Kan.) hopes 107-106 in JACKSON, Miss. Last I Ba 1 6549 Burlington, Iowa, dashed Johnson Count Connors Ousts Tiriac J0 * i I I have an easier time getting out of the WM than other teams In the far-fl ung NCAA playoffs. -1 ` - 2 . -- To Be ,IN 7 lit- Associated Press j : -; I . ZV~__ - _. ___ - . - __ __ 325, 4 Ward (5) 303; 5 Thormerins (1) ), 6 Galloway (Li 275 on ~ I- - - *Mll. - AS!lIN(1 lON, I).0 — Unranked Onriv Paru of el Zealand upset to p-seeded Tony Roche of Austra1ia7, 7 first-round action of the V00,01)(I World (1aml)ion.ship It flIS Tout rm1ent - •, ill. ~ Ha ' (Mo Fair (ii 6w.) Eastern Conference Atlantic Division y :. (1) 480. 3 Spolsk) (5) 110 A. Arnold (UI) 305. 5 Lynch IS) 300; 6. Laiiq - (Inntbi r r to move on to tile wond rourlil of the, ,Nlallreen Co Brinker Women's Tennis Tournament. ~ - ____ / UCLA _ of NBA Wednesday consolations, In -_ man (LB) 510 3 McMann (LH) l LU%tr I L, 1.5 p.m. Z_ - �_______ I ,=_____ . ;--1. 7_4 - - - M -- - I7_Ev0fflrgHerId S,nlordFl 111111111111111111111111111111 _X _% !L._.____. _-v_ __.__-- . riI ~--, - 1i , ______ tywide Drama Festival held Saturday at Lyman. Ms. Charlotte Geyer, County Language Arts Coordinator was festi val coordinator and Ms. Cher Steinpier, drama teacher and theater coordinator for Lyman, hosted the day-long event. "Greensleeve's Magic" was a student production directed by Chip Pasehal with Sue Kevwltch, assistant director and Kevin Sullivan, technical director A special award for "outstanding creativity" was given to musical director ris (trander, who composed the music and lyrics for ShOW AwardsofMeritforActingerepresentedtoftob Cole, who played "Greenaleeves" and Wendy -. i # -I. , .:1siS _________________ - k -- - ' / - ___________________ - I - - '-'--_: ,-"7L-j;' _: -, ,, r ;. a 0 ave ..'1.11,.,V, -,,,I.' .,.., __".",___'._'_--. _,1N:_,__ ~_ T';.-. - 1~111111111 A1111111111 , - ~, ~~ - T:., I - 1~, -'m - ., , - 0 0 On - -- - - - __ --4 -•__ ___ • _& _______ - -S-- _ ,,-.-, . 'a - _!-Z .._, ~1 L ___ - . '',_._,_ 91, . ..- .- _ L Lak ~', ___ I- _I - - . 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I I - ,'! is 'I . - - - L __ _- -_ - -_ -_ ____ I ~ - V . . ~ 44 . 4 Dan Elbin and Tim Joan demonstrate their talent. Other . I -- . . - . I icr! (4 "Olin iz - -. 4 -' _^ . " , . J ~ - 0) i-i /, -71 , '. . - W .11 -" __ ".10411 ~ ' 4 , -•:... - ,- _ -,-- . 0 r ____ -!t.'_-!- . .F;~--! - . t # .• 0 x - - row) Kent Thorne and Matt nr.LIkS 0 Szc I __________ ,;.4,- W 0 0 I 4. _Pz_! k, . W 01 - - J "I ________________ ______ I& 6 &Z-: - _ if 0 " - I 9 Solids and prints. ' V - __________ a I I . 0 , - . -_ F 1 - I . . _. . I 1; _.a. .I. -V., .0,7 , : 11 , i4 _ ~ ., . . _ *, - I - 9 Placket front. Sale prices effective thru Sun., March 21. is; AH H ___ ti- . I . A. . . ______ and flare lag In easyto-coor dinate solids ______ = - Lg SiLes 32-40 .- tf-1 ! fit. Elastic waist styling, -5 .- - - --, T 4. _ .-I ~ .~ r,I 9" : - (_ lures Association. Workshops on make-up, lighting, pan to mime, stage movement, Improvisation and scene design were added to the festival this year. Assisted by members of "The Company," Lyman's repertory group, instructors Included, Bob Crowd, technical theatre; Ms. Suzan Lundy, SCC thea tre arts major; sl r th! Th L)a,t Stempler, SCC technical director; Steve Phipps, Actors Repertory Theatre. Purpose of the drama festivrn is to provide students an opportunity for an enriching and constructive learning peen In theatre arts . and Oiorl sieleve styles. - - - - : ., -_ --- --- - `I I ; education. _________ \ 0% arnel L___J' -- -: - Reg 0 1 90 - 1I1__J.. _:_ _. - . j ~ $ / " ________ . '' I... , 99311111:111111111 _%=1 Iii_IiIII_J _ Awwwm~ . . ----.------- _Ai_If L I ......i ___ ___ Se,minole 3nd Milwee Middle Schools. _____________ - I I I __ / \A Thursday, March to, 19y&-IB Acting Awards of Merit also went to Kent Thorne, who played Henry Albertson In Seminole High School's musical production of Act I of "fle Fantasticks", and Mutt Wright for his role of 1r. Webb in Lake Brantley High School's production of "Our To,n." ''mr*nlP High "hoel dram.n tci& 1z Jar.c Eppa directed "The F'antasllcks" and Bob Maguire was musical director. Loys Jordon was director of "Our Town" Participation awards were presented for non, competitive sts presented by students from South I'll 4 // /I Before annnouncing the winners, the judges presented helpful critques on the good and bad points of each production. Judges included Roger Jarand, theater department director at Seminole Conununity College; Steve Neilsm, assistant professor at RollinA College; and his. Terry Hill, ate press secretary for he Florida Mo Plc- ... U _ "' - s9 , . I _e '. I -" I, 1 ( ,1 an _. i 1*31- ,'____ t%4 9, -_ _1 -4-Ry I _,_.; ... I A. Awards L I - - __ A .3 L- - -i -1- - - _____ Founds, who had the role of Prinefts Miranda. ". \ all L .. - \ I / ~ F4= t irs / I ~ -- - \ ,'. " rnel \ - w. M* Isses %)) - -, , ! 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C (&f7). / I I<> ZAYRE PLAZA - sleeves Pink or yellow in !;ves 4-6m. . $ Sale 220 - __ .. I .______ _, .. I .nk7_t- _Ml :~_-_L.1-*. .___-; "__-~ 7-----;,- ___ - . v `---~ _-N, ______ ',' prints Sizes B (4 5) , SALE STARTS FRIDAY 2944 ORLANDO DR. SANFORD - - _____ - -_ ____ ___ __. - __ -------- -- sm_T_-_ - _~ft_w - - --- _. __= ____ -_ ____ ; -_I- - . - -_ _. -____ ___. . 1Z_~1-_--'. -.F__,___ __ - lk"Ibmaw., i'mr, , 4 '. - a I 1 i I - U - .~ IL: ~ I I. 00_ Reg 275 Bo s act 'on printshr!o!pcjI,cskr cOttonknit Short ____ -- ~Z- , t.; --- , -C ,% - , (MV , Sale 2.20 -_ _____ . i '-* knit shirl of polyester/ -- -P, ____ P9_ -- IV I ...... ... -_-I ---=:_ M L ____ - L____________ -XIF ______ .#' I If ____________ - --- ____ ME , Sale 3.60 __~__--=.a&-#- _-~ k____.__ : _ t- _. ~ " .I , _& - - I - - ., T. ' L . V, -- _ .. ... --1_---N- - '. --_ _ ---..- - j&~Rli_vi__ . P, 7 a!'# ;-,'~J~;~;~ . , AV * tI I '~ t-4:-L~- - , . ~~ 9 ,;5" _V ___________ 0; - . .. , .,. __ belt loops Assorted 0-- - - __ I ~ , 111 .I ' __ V ______ __ - : __ - , ___ ___ __ t - a 0 nniml 1; mi~ij __..*920=1A _11r.&v~i - __. \, /e r - , -'-' -" \ - • a 1\ J SURLISTATIC • 0 L . _` PONTE -3 COLOR FANCIES STITCH -N i- a __ - S- - . ' - - - - . /,----`%,% ytlowinsizes46x ___ A 4 otno Iron polyeSter Sale 12 - - R - I -- LI 1i4Z,:-' _) _." ~ -- - _~ solids S1, .. / Sale '== - - - ,-__ - __ * ill 00% _:_1 A MAVS It *gr% =411 '. ow NYLON I GREATFOR . INTERLOCK - .. 55 - CRINKLE CLOTH C C yd. yd. ft %ft 0/ COTTON II iN 1 -, 64w~ 1 - __ - roft- ' ' ~ - GAUZE Sale 1.29 I L yd. <1 q7_"' "_~ '"_ :)-.Ify4 vk -*-4~7a ~l--;=r4~r~z~ ., I , ,- -, ! - -~ " ~~__._ _~!_, 7_ ,.~ , , 7;._. .~--i-'! ;j,J*77711z~~__I" _` z- -!~-,: -_ 4--I'-:.-lyI I fv' j~-"I- : - NYLON SOLIDcOLORS HIPMENTI •NAIROWWIDTNSTO C C I'rj TDS. LONG " F7 _1__ :;~;' 11i - - - ;: 4;~ , 'L, SPECIAL PUR 4 i;f ;...,- %-v f - i 1.y,_!._. -* q._'?-.,-. - cotton krn' Assorted ______________ - ~__ _ 2*;,- - _ pr-.---- - I -:__ ______________ _ - =-_ -A - - _____________________ - Scile 12 2 embroidery Sizes fi t7) B( ) $ Sale 4 - __________________ / Reg Polyester otton pull Ofl5tYto/ c - c,f fl1j ' i 0 / - Glosure. zipper fly, hell loops -zq Sale 1.80 yellow .horfs. Solid colors. ii6y. Jj7j 4" WIDE "tie, green 9 TO - I *"M~L,,'V " ' -1 X -E - fl. _t - _. I -! - i -. -- L~L L_ , I -V ., ,-V-- -- - L ." II- WASHABLE 1414 PRINTED d $1 jV 1 _. - ____ - --------- _-- - . ~.- . .__ - -____ - _. - __ __ ---_ - -rs_.___ - 0 jqcS 4 to 7 Similar to illustration Sol& pricas effertive thru Sun., Morch 21. •--- -'p : __ 'i.1le proces effective thru Sun., Wirch 1). i -- -- 'CHARGE IT' at Sanford Plaza Penneys. Open Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Open Sunday 15 p.m. Store..ph. 3231310. -r 98 IDEAL FOR BEACHWEAR -. 11711 1 00 V ' INYL I) I; - OU TI SATIN 5LT T060 WIDE 11 $ 0 111, 4S Vd. - 3 yd . 9c : F6R- 1.11mitod Q,jantitles sjoc z-:16 on S,ome Items ___-=----------------.-----,----- -- _0_ I I 111111 0 - 0 -- VA - - - - __ - --------_ yd , I- ____ tl!. C I tSil. __ I __:_ I ____ YO1IR 25 199Mh ,5 1 _ LIGHTWEIGHT yards for C __ , __. I - . __ -, 70. RAYON/ 30% NYLON SCARFS - MW It 0,0 I I 61UM WEIGHT M ELASTI 2PL'LUXt1RT AN 1LMUUiuLIuHT . 1. Z " sw -- - -Itlrx A 70' RAYON/ 30% NYLON Y'd. - - NEW FORMIR DISCOUNT Fria $1." ird. 72" WIDE 0 STRIPES & FANCIES : LL - .- - . - - . STACY A.V 70% RAYON/ 30% RUBBER 1/211 • %II • i. 4S" WIDE MACH WASH tSIflPMfN _____ A. • C : 9i . Reg 239 Assortedboxerjeansn2oIyester;cottofl _ I I I BROADCLOTH Solids. patterns and navy denim Sizes 1.4 Assorted a O1CRONfCO1TON Reg. 2.25. Short sleeve number polo in polvestc-r - U_C_S____ ___- - - nr'ntsan(1snIId,n5,zes1 4 Contrasting numbers on vP'in tone or Sizes 1-4 , - - V 0 NEW SIOPM(liff a SPRING Mitts and elasticized back Choose from assorted '- 4~fl X:,i --~ -_ -- I • MATHABUP*INfl ;__---_4 r jr - I ~_-j;~__Vy_t - _-~ - 2 S.M'71 ON HOUSE I MAO$ WASH ) e_Iklr-_Z~2ti~__4 " _v!~~.f _K ==i1111111111111 QUILTING no-:"I T , ,-_-..--_-. , FA:!_ 1--i " - DAC .$ , MACH, WAIIH ,v NO-MOm _. a I - , I - C PRE-WASHED 'AO! .. ~' ~~ ~ - r 1i I- _:_, L FORMIR DII .-COUNT y Filr.i $1.93 yd. _ ________________________ polyester/cotton knit in assorted short sleeves and Iftft '. zu ALL NEW - MACH. WASH of FODA 1) A WASH - EASY-CARE 0/ /0 a CONCORD mitts G 101(CURM 0 P104M P Sale 2,20 $ t _ . GRfA TIST FASHION TREND FOR 17 PRINTS & SOLIDS FOR SUMMERI - ~ solid knif tops. Size 46' agr j* -_-_-Iltirffi~w-,--_:_T,_- L, - .- -, . _ L ,_, ___ . ny !Frit7-~! ~~-11_~ - --I. - wSHIRTINITS JUST ARRIVED Yd. O"WtDfvMACH WASH p ~ - POLYESTER/COTTON IMPORTED 98 QIANA A— . Sale $2 (Not pictured) 1.80 ___ so irm"H& 10 - ~.~ V7-I 0 W _~ .0 cotton print tank tops. SIzes .4 6x . C (6 7) -=,' 11 %#I t I I Reg $3 Bo tijrt - % - -- MACHINE WASHABLE • cotton solid smock with 5hort angel sleeves and lie-back, Pink or .-_, 95:i& / I ~m = ____ --~--~~ . - - ___ r_. .~ I __ -.-- 41) % • PRE WASHED MACH. WASH I - Sale MO I ^11~4__ __ - N FLOCKS OUPON ONLYI 0 f __POLYESTER/COTTON V 0 CREPE STITCH * WARP KNITS - )~_ , ,1____0_ - I I __ j. - - I __ - --- I 1 ii. _________ 7 - \ W . / . ,V 4)7". I ~ C,- ,_ , ;~~ _~% I ~e lte"Iw r Z r-- . it SO ~ ..A%-"",.~. - (\ t...) I/ - P .. . _;~~_:,~! '_, _,_ 1_1;~r.4)4;Z11'10 _.-."f,-`, 4%21 _ I #1 i 1! . ..,;""A,*.. rj 11:1, " ;,~;..`;~. f'V"'1~ ~ . , , ",h,!-e .," &'1 i-.r.. ~i e closure zipper fly __ - 1 ;.1 .1 o no-iron . 4.. r0ft_ .,,4rr. :~ ~ V - - -=- .. _ ____ _ �- 09NOM-910 ' m . _ Jur — Thursday March ___ BEETLE BAILEY Lets Eat. Mort Walker _ CJR At. t ;6 1, I A, 6.) - .4 '. . 0 ,IA-,B . .) oy DIIJ Irrr U" LJJ5 VOW! "A S ~! I--- 11(1~11%; C N.TMZZ- ISE6... I'm io WH1 ) I 40U k" Asm I N7 \,L~ I au ( 10 V _ . S '1LWC.'i CO 54 Exaggerate 15 Practical - Leopold 17 Tier 57 Pei 58 Arrow poison 59 Sea eagle 16 Fiaes 19 Greek painter - 1I1J 56 Diminutive of r • CAMPUS CLATTER with [UMO BURN S V'HAT PRACTICAL STEPS '\ COULD BE TAKEN TC SLOW OP. REVERSE THIS NATION'S - 1, f A. cvE T L Ti- — ~ elw~,~_ GOVERWIIENT TO STOP THAT - ! -' - "O RG-11 Q J IDEA _ — I 1pr ri 11 I ._ S. — , -.--- 1 53 11 a I — — — — SAVIOR. OF OAMSELS / .. \ - ,- -- ,- I - - - " I I \\ . --. - - - ...- "> , I (. - t -, .- .../. : ,. ) >' -. / &I49;) ~r '%~, J-16_,~ 11 ~ 3 AB BLONDIE - Chic Young If ,kAT PARROT (USED TC&.G1 ' .._i T ii S.a. "57 OLD SEA RUN AND EV \. kS BEAK TIEDSM&JT? % "__~ . %. .,(?"% _____ ,• .114/. ____ / t. ( - _____ . J..c. 'a' _____________ - i - - 3,e 1 _____ A eN~ , I.',. ~ ! :••1_.I_.L - -. a - II / .11 _____ - ;/.__# I - / -.rc' ____- - c I -- - '— I I EBEAilJ7OI A NAUG4TY SEA Ci-4ANTY "-.--'---._ - -) 'fs ( CAPTAIN A 1&MLY (sMoP HERE ____.. . - ( _____ - -- t?b'0 - PRISCILLA'S POP I by Al Vermeer — 6 E-T A H()RASE-, 1.1 ____ __ --.,--, i __ .i _ _. PFZISCILLA, ,, ) -, t±~ I_-_ t Irl HIRE AN ~~ I E I-AAS A N f~ L'/ ir --- - I N, ~--Ir - i-L -- _-__- _.:,:Z_, , _AF`l ,- _ - f' " MY A . .~ 4 QSE L I ____1 __,, -) X ~-;;:) I" . ,r ) i- )'i"Tl '2 - èJ•' \ 1111A. ) I '11 -io ____ rt I I r7'I - r1w ~J 1.11 I - ,—t.- t 1 a WK: - I SUCES 5r_, SLICEr OFF THE TOP' — ,, `ao - ! \ if FOR A MODEST AGENT' ______ . BE- 'Tt)UR AGENT., - I- 4- .- "' '- I ~ ~~)" ARCIIIE ,., kV P_J I 1; - -, U b Y Bob Mont d a / 8O'Y BulLO!p4G GO 'iFS, ARCIi:EJ REALLY ,'SHE'J iOYC" '1 S _____ ' IDEA '' i / ' - iv ~ - ______ . . q _._/,7 9) 4 ~, , '' / - — 4! I - J . I i\ ! / t , FRANK AND ERNEST = . - - ::;~-~!-= . __ - T . THATP$ P45. 9r ___ WIDD14COMSE, - __ __Y~~ - - %ii~~__ __ by Bob Thoves L - scoring • 10 7 . 10764 North-South vukerabk A " Iast A ' I0, 4 , ,/ . ~ .' - 'iPl' . , - Soath Pass 4 A PASS Pass l'u.s Opening lead - Q v ByOswaId&JamesJaoby South looked oer dumms . 0% . . , A,'. . ~ - -- i v. . 'I.— . ç J,.', AF.'A - I . - - tv I 'V . body is also able to produce a medicaltcstsshowedthatyorr similar or like chemical in husband did not base venereal certain other conditions which disease. Your concern really are not associated with syphilis- should be directed toward ill all. Then when the same test hoping that the unique chemical is done this chemical ssIll cause reaction that he had does not a positive test. We call these indicate that he has any im. fal.se positives. The value of a portant niettical problems that laboratory test Is dependent will affect his health in the ability to de.tect a future. t3ss Indi vi duals w ho give or lose giving false disease positive reactions in people who blood lose iron. Repeated episodes may lead to anemia, do not have it. The standard s)phIlis blood For more information in iron deficiency send 50 centi for The tty good but itot test is Ilealth Letter, number 44, Iron . \ ::. FAIRWAY . ' On Hwy 17 92a127th 322- 9739 Try it y'u'll like itt 1 eAw / " ,, - ., // ' S Dear I like the idea and plan to insulting the poserfu) women start using It immediatel y. bn ful men by CLERGYMAN: INDIANA,PA. excluding them, so th ey used DEAR ABBY: What's th e '• the salutation "I.ectori matter with a straightforward, &-dutem," which means "flail friendl~ ,,lIow(!v?11 __________________________ to the reader' FORT WORTH COI1I4Y IL 1)EAR FORT: Not worth DEAR it... Sorry, the DEAR CORRY: Hail no! much outside of Texas. Greetings salutation would Most Americans have enough never catch on Wed base' old trouble ssith English' Hale to write letters? send if to soldiers" fainting all over the . urmn a Abigail Van Ouren, in Las k y Dr., Place. meeting I brought up the Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. for Ab. question abmt salutations tha by's boak!ct "HwAr to Writo Letters (of All Occasions.— Please enclose a was raised in your column, and ,,,,,;. sell-addrt-.sed. stamped III a lawyer sitting next to me cent) envelope. (hristophcr an d Rand) Bowlin announce the birth of t _ __~,_Jm their brother, Matth-.w Man :;~;'~~ 10, A . I - - .m _tl__-__ ,-, . - _. ,Z- . A i w. 'ni.i. L--______ 3___ - _ - I. I_i , ____ -I 7 YThE__cotiwiSS HUMANS StfUFKEP( 9" I A5h4J'/y -7 \-/ R W49 ,.,2 1 1A L_ 0 I I Girls sizes infant thru 14 Boys sizes infant thru I Of liffif iijanjrob ______ 210 E First St 205 E. COMMERCIAL 323-8020 -- .. . .1 — .. 1 / / 7 / - / ) -tininoIe Memorial hospital Parents are Mr and Mrs o - 1 ______ I - S /___.- Ka t y"# Sta-10, M aaa • A5 P. Ek, 9LE? IAh' - I_'_" ,- I---- f great grandmother Mrs Louise Manning all of Sanford, and great-grandmother Mrs. ' I '9 '" - 11 _ - ' .1 i - - I__ I t~r_ 11 __ L - - -, / TP4T A th4T ,~~' __" I /.A— T I th 1. L4r AR1CAYP . ALL 1a923&-C"NYG01DR. , 4- , . -- , -4--'.10 , ______ ___ r- - ,- _ Wrought Iron Porch .- " _,:~ .-A i 9, I k- - . __ . -_.`, ! - =-1. 1- .1 I -__ . QT 'a----a' ~- -- ---- ~ . - .- - Pato G ____-_-_-i & --- —., _Ai-.Ak%;&WA111- - ___ . - - ___________________ -.----. ' ____ _. --i .*- -- -. . -- II - _*Ji_- ,,I v .I - Ir i'" __ . . I 4",, I i :*K ..-f " 5 ' Reg. A I $1 0 1 50 . - America's IncretUble tennis boom is going strong - and %ho iiho uld h now more a bout tennis Iash Ions thalt today's golden girl . End Tables Reversible Vinyl & Fabric % .i -— :1 T_W 1_ 'a• I". I N "M't X= I - 1 :.fr'a-.rs I . jv., - 12v-Ic J6&. 0 NIIAAA~ . -_- '-_!r%-t,;1! ,-I-_7 -~~ .P,*~4fi.-. ~I-_;- 11-__ _Eli_.,_. It1AA_N'*" t~_-na-, ___ V, I. ,? I - _____ ---v-- ;i 5=0if. A@5 i --# - Macrame owl worth $4 Tues. & Thurs. Evening Macrame Classes * Sale On Jute And Other Macrame Materiuls 9 L-.~---~q , .L44 y SAK)FOAQ ~~ -orzjotj 5XI-9180 1 Unique WILL BF COMPLETE WITH POTAND PLANT -, / - HANG ERS - _* y__ , , Z . . 50 4 ~i, i l . Parker, daughter of Mr. and ------ ' . . - Mr. and Mrs. MarkCheany of (,rantssille, Va announce the birth of their first child, a son, born March 4 Mrs FREEPRIZES _111111111111111111 -- ammi - (~, W &o.r-, (next door to Laundromat) 0) 6 Ii C (4&t vMg, -_ , - _____________________ r __ __ .- - .. -_ _- -_ _______ DRAWING FOR THE FOLLOWING t7Z'(5)W 1 0 I OF 1. a ____ include grandparents Mr. Mrs. Ralph Mcl.ain and M~ r * 71~Ns qlu "Oh, I realize I can't take it with me, Pet! I haven't got I j,c- - 0 ___________ t . - .. I Birth Told --P*iP- ell by Garry Trudeau 1;1 - i Hadici City Station. New York, ______________________ _____________________ tY A CHLJRrI4 HOER. I Wheichel \'I . .PAmn npmimr. 111111111111111111" WX onlomlll%f ' iI. 19b 411 DOONESBURY I1 f 10 APPCHEP . - I t y:.fi L*__ V _- I _,. - Tomorrow Is The '9 //I 6 4_4 - 1J, - I Y I - % Y Eleven year old Joann# Wheichel strikes a charming pose in one of our White Stag coordin. at# outfits. Pants are also available to create = 7 IC They never would have risked I ___ __ I \ -- DEAR ABBY: The Rümans came up with the ideal solution. knew what they were doing. Why not "Gentleperson?" I .11 1 1r. ' I OF l W. _________ 20 N. Park Ave. a nford, 4) 4' - __ Mixed Company 0 V_1 , fi one this season's most Sanford Flower Shop fl . / '_ A. '. _____ _______ __— The casual skirt and knit top promises to be A ':,j AD 1 and Mrs. U V Bosslin and - . I , .. , FAIRWAY PLAZA Many Styles I V . - Mi6i A'C, Sanford Other rela,ht-3 mosphere 0ea pen 7 a ed ". colors and sizes at 'a .-:. Dry Cleaning at budget I prices and coin laundry ` by Roxanne ' I Well. CALI F. , .% .,. ( I Q" I -.4 - DEAR RFADERS- ", ~ 0 ' i, ( ( Z . J ___________________ J. L. I N OAKI.A N D. - ''b , ,, , collected approximately administrators are Jo Ann lio%iiv, pre~idvnt; Jo Willis, first / 'N t Address LAUNDROMAT / '.i-1 ___ here we go again. A secretary . by Dick Turner / - , Skirts and Tops for Sprinq Hazel West, first chapter - malls for blood pressure of Beta Clhi ipter of Delta ,wrivning of ad&q. appa Gainma, hoinor society Florida , Farm Bureau Women for women educators. New . * Florida. In making the presentation, ii ( , .A I "Greetings!" I bo,rrnwed thst idea from Uncle Sam who used it extelisively to draft men - 11 7 -.. ~ t . I., if the following suggestions. DEAR ABBY floss about 0 AiS' -" .. ".' •l ... .isfness letters to offices in shk-h both men and somen %orL Obviously. the traditional Dear Sirs and Gentlemen are now out of date. Somereadershavrsubmnft(ed . ,.e wtlI be usod in this co'umn •' .11 -W 4~~_ - 111 1.1 I,— AL / 7f I ,I 1i requested a practical salutation . .. - (Do you have a quest,orm for the expels? Write Ask the Jacobys" care of this , news a i TI - Li . ff answer individual qui I of stamped, self-addressed I envelopes ate enclosed. The most interesting ques(ions O' : - - ~41 ~_ . ;1 k V t- ByAB1GAIL%ANBURE - - CARNIVAL `Aiiill f4,% L" - A I-4F% Al s". 1-1;4i takeout 'jouble and too big anything wrong. but ra ther that th ere were nine sure tricks available at notrump and re aprent 10th visibl e t the (curspade contW. Then South saw a ray of hope - in fact a couple of rays The first one was that maybe the queen of clubs should drop , ;,.II- 4 '. . Gamma of the van. They have also man, second vice-president; t . N. purchased a pe rfusion system Pat Mabrv, corresponding (J 1,1I and dialysis control unit which secretary; Ilazel Perinchief, I .11 1,~ , Wl -101I )iI V, 11". I % 'A* is in use at Shatids Teaching 's r hospital in Gair,esville The 1, -, -. ) .- i, I -4 , i - oinenaredeterminedto ac . ) _ . i I I' % ?" ~ a goa! of 160,000 _. ".1 in the kidney - ,,~-,-` , -.,- ,.,k . /i drive %%hich has bt,en an for the IO1tSS (.imuI) ticker, an 11th grade advanced art student at I man High ongoing proj.ct approted STUDENTS SHOW c 1 School, displays her macrame flower pot holder, complete with the Florida Farm Bureau OP ARTS, CRAFTS A Lovely p. tunlas, at the first count) sside exhibit of student art held in the Federation Board of Dire tots ç 0 Way To Ifl l97t Altamante Mall, Friday and Saturday. Work by hundreds of 4(c'.' Say 'itui1t'flt from Seminole County schools included paintings, 1., ' Z' "Think You, DAVA HidAGr,.t a ulptwes, batiks, handeralts, ceramics and photography. . Time.,, Plansa are being made for the ifferald Photo by Jane Casselberry) Sixth District. Disabled DIAL n2-1822 - 8• and didn't like what he Saw. Not p that his partner had done ' - reader wants to know what we bid with: £ AK VQxx AKxxz4IOxx , The game is matich-mrit duplicate. You are sevmd hand and vulnerable and dealer opens three hearts. tough1 wetul IV Pass Pass ou Pass 1 N I Pus 2 a `1 i 1 \ -' I ' , ,11 ~l , 1; I11 (._ _-___- White Sta Didates , I I Il , . - M. , , k, i I .. I , .;A lit I..,., j I ~ , - " . , ^1141iii - '' "' 'i- isease Fight D ucti - ' ' 16~ -I, ,jp -. . 1.. Help -. 1 -. . % f % I , I F• 10th trick 40' -..- .-. ' ________________________ 11 0 :;;p f - ,_ 4 4AKS 1098 1%, I'l r ~ soul If A QJ :086 vK 4 left oue trump outstanding, but South couldn t help that lie needed to keep a trump in dummy Then Sou th cashed the ace andkrno(clubsand1edathird club. West was on lead and could • A K' Q9 -1 — — DEAR DR LAMB — My h usba nd has always been a blood donor but he • longer give blood. When he went to give blood for a man who needed it the test showed syphilis. Needless toSd) th is caused a problem with us and I was in perfect. There qre individuals shock because I have always who ha'.e false posithe tests. trusted my husband. The doctor Additional tests can also be run had me come in and they tested to narrow this problem down me and I had a negative resulL (or the individual. 1 presume The tesW my husband some from your remarks ftt your more and said It was a high doctor Is quite confident that protein count which gavc the your husband did not ..... syphilis a- that his test same results He will never be able to give reaction is caused by one of blood again. This has callsed these flukes in chemical smne questiom in m mind reaUions I fail to see how )ou Why is this so? Th e doctor can blame your husband for would give me no answer on having a chemical reaction in iii t. i.1 said was i.e happens his blood stream over which uu5 sometimes and he has seen had.no control at all. Your doctor has told you he couples who couldn't cope with it and were divorced. Would you doesn't have syphilis. He has please explain if it is iliossible also tested you as part of the and give more details about it. total examination and deterI do love my husband but it mined that you don't have has caused me to doubt him and yphilts despite having lised In not haveA the complete trust that the marriage with your husband for years. %Imt else do I did love in our marriage. DEAR READER - The you need? While I can't vouch standard blood test for syphilis for ) our husband's behavior, your statements lead inc to is merely a chemical reaction believe that he has a clean bill he nuty (Isit miii nnt nlwiiyi nfhIthe!ctrn!nny ot vdence have) a chemical in the blood of venereal disease. You're ecific reacting to sometlillng that is reactlon and results in a not too difkrcnt than ! he positise test That's wh) the shossed up ssith mild juandict t es t i useful in detecting because h had t hum ii someone who has had syphilis, reaction in the blood. EAST pre ) . during the show. I N - :y, A. on the Beach Women Bural (lliIdftfl in Florida ttho American Veterans Auxiliary recording secretary. The other Chapter Night recently. The -chapter offices are appointive. evening was devoted to Ifelen Westgate chaired the Moosehaven, the home for thic : survival thanks to a 114 000 van D.A.V.A. di!iner will be served nominating committee. aged located in Orange g Park donated to the Kidney Foun- prior to the meeting. Unit 30 is Catherine Wheichel was datlon of North Central Florida expecting a large turn out, as Linda Powell was chairauctioneer for the bak e by Florida Farm Bureau there are 19 c hapters and 13 e s e woman for the evening. Guest $=5 0 Women. units in the Sixth District, which raised for a text speaker EvaMoore, who told of which extends frorn Flagler book scholarsilip at Seminole the pleasant life of elderly The 1976 inodiel van is full), quipped to screen gran,mar [leach down to P,ilnt Bay, and people at Moose h a ven. tinuing prolert Mabel Chapreh-1 'I'. AOF . P,~"ilu',, fincnn C!C.-mZ-4 .P 't_ --- 14640%4 6C1 6 660i is,--Up &V I.J14111r,c Senior Regent Virginia man received a hand-made kidney inftctions. Cit) and DeLand Honored "big Borem was presented with two .t Keys to the van. nicknarned guests travel from all over patchwork apron as :: checks, one for Moosehaven spender." "Minnie Winnie" and painted Florida to attend. The meeting was held at the .Seminole Unit 30 is still with ,-I large orange kidney on Scholarship rach Side, were given to Mr3 making theraputic bal ls, lap home GI member Jane Ford. New members enrolled were (erdd McCoy robes, collecting books and The theme of the refreshments (Jean to ' presidesit (if the Kidney inalting ditty bags for the and dec(,ratinns was St. Mary Lee, Tina Rowe. Carol i Cerkowski and Emma Jean F(und,ation of North Central veterans in the V.A. hospitals. Patrick's Day. Martin I- linda li) Mr Tube (Luctle Recently, the Sixth D'strct 'ulbert, state ch iirnnr of the held a school of i nstr ons for Committee members present Moose Women F'krida Farm Bureau Woin€n, all theunits in the Sixth t)ictirc %tre (1aro!ett Carlso n, Eva at a presentati&n In Gainesville at Unit 30 Lucille McCarthy, Tb€ Women of The Moose Moore and Haven Mince), who recently (March 12). national judge advocate, was held their annual Moosehaven served refrsWnents ' The van will be available fur the instructor. itewide usage and is cour. dinated through tiic Kidney De ta Kappa I i ft I ... I k . . ., , I ., 1' 111, ; ivl queen didn't drop, South won the first heart with Ids king, cashed duruny 5 ace and king of and ace of hearts and ruffed a heart. Thi3 : J 82 %%1STmfl • — I I I 1i I j973B --.---. - or from any Spring Valle)Women's Club or Garden Club member, or at the first house Bureau In Kid ney ,- I % Farm ( ,. 4 1 1 - 0, I%q . I. I.; . 'T -%, 4A .-A-%j- - *- Thursday, March fL 1% I F ! might have kidnpy disease may I D.A.V.A.), meeting, to be held have a better chance for on April 4, at Senninole Unit 30 i, * I ~iejf W Tickets are available at Altamonte Mall Ticket Service it might well be avaiibe if that to V A 72 r. - ______ - Man False Alarm B) Lawrence E Lamb, M [) \...::. 4 .NORT11 1111ft , - - .. .. I .* - Wedding Reception," at the home of ,Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Dabbelt, 108 Spriiig I.ake Lane; and Informal Fl orida living," td the home of Mr. and Mrs Robert M. hw;irta. 107 Watir Oak Line BRIDGE AT - Herald, Ev.n Notes Club i e . Johnson Jr., 104 Spritig Lake 6 - AA .) (I 4 WIN -•-. -. -t 1 , — - .A ~~, -. 4 2 . - l.ne; "A Forman June • Blood Test . - THUF - MUc_4A`%EMERG! I — 1 - F ' I :7 by Stolid & Heimdohl MA S'OSD 1' REPESENL ) - A, I• Themes in the four shows are: "Autumn Couples' Brunch," at the home of ,Mr. and rs Charleess I Beker , 103 little Oak Lane: "Fourth (if July Bicentennial Potluck ,Poolside Supper," at the horne , - _____________________________________________________ - f — 60 :7t.: BUGS BUNNY ft--^ ( . 'i Alk - - — 59 - Enhance You of the seeds you've sown. you've always wanted can SCORPIO (Oct.14-Nov. =_,) In become ,a reality. 55 I — i I P ,A ~41 13.50. — — . decorated homes in .prrnj, VaIle, Altarnonte Springs, be hosted 4 Spring Valley ll Women's Club and Garden Club March 24 and 2 from 10a.m. to 4 p.m. Tickets for adults are — 54 11 IN -. . J "Spring Valley Entertains," a toiir of four creativel). — — •-s .:. — — I A — -- ~.' •. i ARIF-i I March 21-April 19) 'Mis could be a profitable day if press your poifts In a heavy. manner. A light, witty you're i iOOIflh' for some- handed — — 40 Lit ____ - - I T1 —. --- - 2ILM • — — - I k n •9 1976 ch — — - ,E Fridd ay, Mar ' ,S how , — .. - r For 7 LISIflQ maul egrto 8 MOi' refined 33 Measure 9 Pilfered 35 Changes (Var) 21 Classify 23 Ri, ,,if ISp 1 24 Container of L V city 14 Cauclso t., j .--. 4 I, thing to be handed to you on a touc,,ls ('iI1cd for . SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 23-Dec. platter. Rewards must be t -I A 10 Medicinal 60 Lohongfin's 40 Diners 0MErM=21) Even though you won't , plant earned. bride 43 Open again Ii Church seats peas 61 Promontory TAURUS (April 20-May 20) relish the task, don't let those / ' 16 Chemical 45 Shiny fabric DOWN Be cooperat ive today toward Indebted to you go too long I1 cOmpound U ah 20 Rod organ one who has been helpful to you, 32 Egg dish drama 1 Iniure 34 Broad street 2 Nautical term 22 Ceremonies 47 At all times by Art S.onsom though it may cause you some 24 Dinner wone 36 Withdraw CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 3 Masculine 411 Grandparentai slight inconvenience. 37 Relative 25 Sheaf nickname 50 Weathercock ig) You shouldn't have too 38 Allowance for 4 Grips 26 Restriction GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 51 Surrmets llr) 0 much trouble today selling cks of ' wager \ u may have to tacUu av PUT IT 30 Jodv 39 6 55 Pacific others on > our ideas, especially today T reinind vour boss 11 you tell ii ti~t: 14 I& I something you're entitled to so e 7 cov 1 1 C; N / * AQUARIUS(Jan. 2D.Feb. 19) , 2 3 1 4 5 9 10 I I 5 that it isn't overlooked. 1~ The gains you're likely to make I/ I (I.-!~ today may be small ones, but ~ It's best not to leave soinethin they could also be qui te lmi— — — Important today solely in fj — — — — — — 17 15 Be reasonable n our tULn(L of ano ther. Personal portant. action is your only sure bet. 20 19 LEO IJuly 23-Aug. 22) ne PISCES (Feb. 201arch 20) I opportunity that's not of resul be wor e extra An w i l l th th ts — fl — — — _ effort you'll have to spend on immediate benefit may be 25 26 27 28 29 proJrts voull be involvl in precnted to you ttay. T to 30 37 tod4l) figure how a urn be used In the — by Lorry Lewis 32 33 34 35 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) future. a Regarding a serious matter 'OR WE'LL 36 37 that's been on your mind, there YOUR BIRTHDAY THEM TO PRINT it are positive alternatives March 19,1976 ~ ISHABLE 38 39--_ 41 available if you'll look for them. OJ 4LL OUR -UBRA iSept. 23-Oct. 23) ThelureofdistartplacesIs 44 42 Material prospects are still likely to be very strong this I r lher fa'. nrablA (nnv t,'it _____ear Rp3n Sn "an and sa a a fl" i'r — 1,1~1-1 U i C US 'E '" 13 Italian C 5 49 Roof edges 53 Egg (comb form) uiad 9 Soft food I? Singing voice TH AT B8ERNlCHWDFOSOI sig n 12 potatoes ON PRO VflO IRL01F.1 R5; character RETURN'N' 15111T I Homes nr HOROr..'ri Anscr to Preous Puzzle I— - I. - 1 2B-fvensng Herald, Sanford, Fl _ W"Ison Maier * Furni ure . �.. . — 43-Ev&ngHeratdSanford,FL ThvrsdMa Loileg e Has New rrograrn ro I,i _____________ _______________________________________ ItS -. I .I_vJ &ia ____ iugal Notice " S IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AN FOR SEMI NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, CASE P40. 16-3a).CC.aS.J BETTY C. KIENTH, formerly wn as BETTY K. CASS, Plaintllf, VS. WILLARD C. FISHER, Blind Get Help F !! ! len ______________ _______________ 18_HelPWanted ____ fl liable person or CouplI as live in FICTITIOUS NAME F ICTITIOUS NAME tRi is hi r. ty plvc'i, thit an Notice Is herCby given that I am fll,iiit$ ifl t'USifli%% ,iI 4J Sernoran gcii in jsnefl p.o, fl, flivi' . Suite 21). CM%eIb4'rry uio. AItmonte Sprinut fbi, Sømlnole S mmcii' Cotnty, Florid,. uridit Ihe County. Florida under t fic$ts Ii luticu', n.rnm - nf CONSUMER name ci SSS SECURITY SYSTEMS. SFRVI(E I4EAL III AGENCY and that I Intend to register said ASSOCIATES. and thai I intend to name with the Clerk 01 the Circuit ri uiiShr Slid name with thc' Clerk 01 Court, Seminole Coun'y, Florida In cuinpflOfl and housekeeper for woman. Phone Th C L A SSI F I E D A DS Seminole OrlQndo - Winter PQrk _______ 831-9993 322 - 2ô11 CLASSIFIED DEPT. Director - Coordinator Southeastern Tribes Inc. Cornp4'ehensive Employment Training Act, sub grant. Preference to person ot AmerIcan native RATES _ chj1dt's counselor and other such a complete range of members of the staff will rehabilitative services on a the tarnilles In their homes so y-care basis, that the Patents can work more Objectives include the effectively with their children. training, habilitatlon and Depencljrtg again on the In. rehabilitation of the elderly dividual rite adjustment, the blind and the recently bllnfied Inst.ructJoJ period will last children and adults. Instruction approximately six rncnths. 'n's '.i.. .'1! it • like environment, thus enskills, CITE recognizes the fact couraging self-reliance and that to be effective, Instruction Ilicreatsea Independency in must be accompanied by ociai order that the handicapped can services and recreational maintain themselv.s In the therapy to encourage clients to home and the community with accept and benefit from the competence. adjustment instruction. ) ________ The program will be divided Into two components: a program for provision of inblind, plus a component to handicapped children the necessstry sklll.s, Information, and psychological support to Therefore, additional goals have been set: to Increase selfawareness and alleviate dency; to Name T.)-Wit: Statutes, Section US.Q9 Florida Statufes 1957. Sig: Billy .1. Miller Publish Feb. 76 & March 4. ii. 11. 1976 DEW 15) 7 Thcmpson and Willie James B.ake heçt,' let forth that they are the sole owners of the business Willie James Thompson Willie James Baker FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that I am etgaged in business at P.O. BOx 174, PubIh. March Ii, 15, 25, April 1, 1976 tivitle.s; to provide means for obtaining basic adult education; to provide personal the Circuit Court. Seminole COUnty,FIOFlda in accordance with the provisions of the FictItIous Name }wln tls 'hiIrirn 4 ta, rn,,ntôli,,,, WI ariA tflaail., ,.... W WIILIJ UI their environment. sding to enable clients Tentative plans call for the receive full benefit of the stiff of six to begin working services offered; and to with clients April 1. Although educate the public regarding there are approximately 700 feelings t'ard blindness. Statutes, t Ae ri..A To-Wit: Sciion (.i..,.. %S( ''y' 'i'' Fiom the Southwest corner of Lot — 1, SOUTH PINECREST, FOURTH ADDITION, acccrdlng to the PIn-- ---th - ('ol as recorcied in Pint Book. 17 't rt- ',r rnn,tur Poodle, bacl Pagc 42 and I) of the publiC h Cot,, lion? area. Call Records of Seminole County, )2. lJ6 .lfttr p in Florida, run South along the West - . _______________________line of said SOUTH PINECREST. FOURTH ADDITION, 30 feet to the - ----. point of beginning, thence continue BUSY BEE CHILD CARE -__________________ 5—I_os? & Found _____-- &—ChikJ _________________________ Cass,lbirry3nol,S,minoleCounty. cl KENDALL DlSTRl BUTORS, and that I Intend to ______________________ TOCONSIDERANNEXATION Not;ce is heby given that a _________ 't'n,e5r,,thI9O(irr.'57'1.*5%i., in the City of Sanford, Florida, at 1:OOo'clock P.M.on April 76. 1916. to cons;der the annexaton of properly t1.t,lP,a,l "' kt Phone 323 lilOor 322-0760 ______________________-_______ ct0 Irmi. thi-nu' North 5.17 fe"t. CommissIon Room in the City Hall 'OO it to the point of beginnmncj, 7 ileS acres, more or . SiiiI property s presently A% iAqrcuiturri Ostrict Al, "I' Iii FencedlnYard Phone3fl 3951 r-nt,ining Iriuin,.' "' ,_..._.,, ----- - - Q..4y1 -, _____ Thinric fri F.it citizens ' lots I, 2. 3 and 4, BlOCk 6, shall have an OpportunIty to be 5: Edward LepkowskI --_— ROSALIND HEIGHTS, Plat Book 3, heard at said hearing. PublIsh: March 4. 11. ii 25. 197. MURCOTTS Pngell, Public Records of Seminole DEX23 By order of the City Commission 52 SOBUI'EL County. Said property is presently of the City of Sanford, Florida, this 32 673) or 3770362 zoned Ri (Residentisl) DistrIct. 5th day of March, 1976. - - - . . NOTICE All parties rn interest and citizens H, N. Tamm, Jr. Notice is 18—Help Wanted hereby that the shall have an opportunity to be City Clerk — . annual meeting of thegiven Stockholders heard it laid hearing. Publish: March 11, 1$, 2Sand April 1 of The Sanford Herald Inc. will REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES Dy order of the City Commission and 5, 1976 held at 300 N. French Avenue, Experienced&P4ewlyLlcensect of the City of Sanford. Florida, thIt CiEX Sanford, Florida, on Thursday Join "Sanford's Sales Leader" 5th day of March, 1976. March75. 1976 at 10:00 AM, for the STENSTROM REALTY H. N. Tamm, Jr. transaction of such business as may NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF OR- 2SôSParkDr. REALTOR 3772470 City Clerk come before the meeting. DINANCE NO. 1330 Publish: March Il. 1$, 25, April 1, 6. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Ntj, RN's. LPN's. Aides; *iee Publish: March I?, IL 1976 1976 Companion. Needed immediately DEX 75 iJWV 'fl 'I1'FC)I I ______ _. -. - - _______ ___________________________ Babysitters Take On I CIC)Or fl - fl f, Jj d1) - _ . 4 - - -' .---- - __-.;- r-_ -.- •- - F; - '\4_ . : sr-.-. you afraid to take that much decided that was for g needed vacation for (ear of " - u(tigy backgu mdl eaving your African violets at know a lot mcr'e about plants home with no one to water and am more respub1e than them? the ordinary person.mu Arcyouworriedthatyourpet l's4js LltY'lIan says she Illfish will be lonely without your ready has 50 clients. constant attention and corn"lam only working parttline pany? but I am sure I could snake a Well, there Is a new tx'eed of fairly decent living doing it fUli babysitiers, sitters who will time, water yw plants and watch "It gets around by word of after your fish, mouth. My clients tell their Mrs. Susan Linehan of I-lam- frlends,who In turn tell their den recently graduated with a friends," Mrs. Unehan says. "I degree in horticulture and is a get mostly house calls from plantaitter. people who wlnt me to tend 'I had worked In a few floe- their plants while tb€y are on ists' ahc'p6 in the New Haven vacation. area bit found I was not mak. According to Mrs. Unehan, ing enough," she said. "Then, the fee depends on the type of about a year ago while I was in plant, the nwnber of plants, the California I read a magazine care needed and whether it isa house call or the plant Is dropped off at her home. lEA\' lN; J1()ME "The typical charge is about NO L4AuGll!N(; $5 a visit and I make three or l'uur visits a week1 " she said. M A 'FT ER Describing a typical house Call Mrs. Unehan says she feeds the hut the Welcome Wagon plant, waters it, checks it for hostess can niake it easier bugsanddiseases,posluonsthe to adjust to sour new su.rplaflt so all leaves will get roundings, and maybe put MiM prunes the plant If it ;i SiTlil" nn your face. needsit,andchecksthehuml4. ity, Peter Falcion, owner of the c, Norwalk Aquarium In Norwalk isa successful fishsltter In suburban Fairfield County. Falcion said be 'has made about 75 house calls during the C year, and an additIonal 40 clients their fish and sometimes their equipment tO the shop, ._ j 1 t ___________________________ i:::;:: 4A *_ ";:' i - f - -: ---. ..-; - __j - - i_ .t.tr.p&c ' s. ,".. I ' 4; " "' '4 L 4 t' '.t .i. -• • •,.-;; çi I • :jy;' ;•,• 4; -. . • •, 'f - I, -'d -- 111IIl1i .' -' 'I ought of _--._t — ' - _____ a. SHIRLEY MILLETI 8349212 Casseiberry Wintt'r Springs I S,'nford.AItamoflte Springs RUTH TUECH 84.92)2 AItamonIeSpring tIJWi)JU East SHIRLEY MILLET'T 34 9212 Forest CIty AitamonL Springs HILDA RICHMOND 574-3)67 Ostlona _____ people who are really intø the hobby and are concerned about leasing their fish alone," "Of course, I also feed fish. The cost depends on the type of fish and the care needed, but the average "harge i.45ptflLOu,se and $1 to $10 a week for store sitting. "lefore we take a fish to sit we diagnose It for any illness. I won'ttakejnanys1ckflsndI have tver had a fish die while S 32—Houses Un(urnished -2 flEDIOOM t"' -n P,Sary, 1)10 cir rinti TAFFER REALTY Rcg ReI Estate Broker IIC53[ 7S'nS' 377 6655 opening. PROPERTY APPRAISER Florida Real Estate license. Great pay Can go right to work SALES CLERK person with experience Real in womens wear. - Nntici- s hereby given that I am ..'icaurd,nbus,rvssat Pt 1 t)oi359, NOTICE OF AGOPTIOW OF SnohiIl Rd. Ovsroo, Seminole ORDINANCE NO. 1379 Cnunty, Florida. under the fictitious io WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: nami of SNOWIIILLS. and that I You will take notice that the City mfltendtorenittersaidnamewiththm. Commission of the City of Sanford, Clerk. of theCircuit Co',,rt. kmmnole Florida,onMorch$th, 1976, passed Cnty. Florida en acrordanc.' with and adoed Ordinance No. 1329, as ,, pro-v.sions of the Fectitiout follows: Name Statutes, To Wit- Section This instrument prepared by: 46509 Florida Statutes 1957. C. Vernon Mize. Jr.. S Throdore A RechIe City Attorney PutliSh March 15. 75. April 1.1. 1976 P.O. Box 1775, DEX 97 Sanford, Florida 3777' 675 0636 Fiorksa, on ?Aarc.s 8th, 1776, posstd -- - and adopted Ordinance No. 1330, as - '' -WE SELL SUCCESS201 Commercial 3733)76 ' misc restaurant workers. New restaurant All ShiftS available, Sir Miller, Bob Ssmbo's Ristaurani, 7S6S French Avr. '' Small, private 2 bedroom houst. __________________________ Nice 2bedroom blOck .home, turn. Orunlurn 3777970 - 33—Houses Furnished ____ Clean 3BR;2 bath, central air I Bedroom furnished apartment, wall to wall carpet, air con- homes' 21 bedrnom,$I50 Nopets Phone 571 I -- 2 BR. AIr, Adults. REAL ESTATE- I'Iave op,g far No Pets ruui time sates associate winIng 0 2])? PaIrnettoA%'I. work week days ma some ______________________________ weekends. We have top notch builders with furnished model homes. For conf idential irWer,iiew. One 5' 2 bedroom apartments, call S. F. Hardwick, 668 61)1 or furnished or unfurnithtd PlPwfy after 6 p.m. call 571 7371. redecorated Come see 300 F' &'rp1 Rivil canford 373 t)' 2 Neat appearing sales persons wth car for local demonstration work. SAN MO PARK. I, 7, 1. bedroom Top earnings and chance for ad trailer apts Adult & family park vancenient. For interview call $59Weekly. 3515 Hwy I? 92, Sanford i; 373 1930 ________________________ 37—Business Property W. GàIlIett WIllIe Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIOEP,ASSOC. bedroom, $13.. ) lew 600 SQ 'I block. building for rent. 1100 month Broker Omvner, 322 5997. FISH- Counlry, 3 Bedroom, 3 bath, zcces, Lake Markham. $37,700. 5,01.-v St6.Sl Harold Hall Realty Realtor 323.5774 Anytime BUY OR LEASE WOPTION 10 BUY- Mobile home on 00 ft lot, cent. 14&A,7 large bedrooms.? full WALK TO SHOPPING- 3 BR, I', baths, cent 146.4. ,aIl tO wall carpet, garaqe. Only 576.100 'eg. Real Estate Oroer, 32) 0410 :77 0779 377 2748 323 7595 HAL COLBERT REALTY INC 373 753? Eves. 322 Oól7or 377 1557 Mllagee}a tLarge 1 & 2 bdrm, I FROM Radio & TV 934 Apts-Furn. or Unfurn. MONTH I and2 Beooms I or 1' Baths POOL BILLIARD ROOM ALL ADULTS-EASY LIVING QU IE T A ND SE RE NE $ On Lake. Free Boating PlO D(PO5lT REQUIRED Modern Facilities AllO. E. Kitchens LoCatedWestodHwy 17-9? All17OFIoridiAv Ph. 333-64W Drapes •Carpeting S.p Dining Rooms 4 Highway 17-92, Sanford Across From Ranch Route 323.8670 or 831.9777 Assorted Colors $2 Sq. Yard Sanford AuctIon Stenstrom Realty CailBart I AKE MARY Cozy 2 Pcdroorn l.i( - ;.c. F5TAI(. hmnifli no wOoded corner lot. 'iii. ii. v' priPi o ",Wmrl', Realtor 377 7495 i' DUPLEX- 7 ila"ciroom concrete block. exct%\tt i_orOis.un; no city taxes By owner. 322-6670. 530 Lü rcy aon '.1 P141 lOP WE FOUND ONE' 511 ',, i- 1'it ut of town owner wants otter on lhi5 masonry I CR, 7 bath with Fla, rm Let's talk uskeng 176,500. flI ':,t., - 24 Hrs 23941O S FRENCH (HWY 11 921 BALL REALTY RAYMONDM CALL Pcn Peal Eslafe Broker 3.'? 5641 Alter Mn 377 7757 811W 1st 5' Sanford JIM HUNT REALTY 2lParv Dr altor 3727115 Afler Hours! 79704 3733991 377041$ owner. 4 BR, 2 baths, Hidden Lake, No qualifying, small down, assume payments. 373-5551. tPlCIt. CT EASt New 3 (tROt. 7 path homes. c -ntral air, ,irpetrcl, dishwasher, 177 000 to 525 0(1') t'.c, rarm.iJ,- VA t'n,mrvnmi, '. 'hm mm mi.m',,.fl r (.n, mt.øn,jl Stemper Realty .SLJL TIPLE LISTING REALTOR )9S French 3271991 Eve. 377-1196, 322-416.1, 377- 1911. 37? 1959 ardens Luxury Patio Apartments 2 BEDROOM TOWN:Ou,Es FROM 925 1505 W. 25th SI, SANFORD 322.2090 Professionaily Manaqrd 'j knrçllohc PTO-' They're Hot"* payment, monthly payments less than rent Government SubSiduled to gualrtmed buyers CatI to see ml Ou OU%IIy' M.UNS WORTH REALTY ling Real Es'abeBrok,c 1-03W 1st 51 373 6061 or 373 0517 eve's NICE NEIGHBORS Newly redecorated, remodeled 3 bedroom homC, large family room, ceuar Siding and fence. eating bar, new caroeting, 'sew root, central heal, 14.500 sq. ft. lot 122.100 Ownf 32) 0177 We are sure one of these house's will make a plealant home for you dfld your family. Large corner lot *ilh nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath home; 7 car etmclosed garage; central heat and air; pool. 135.000. 3 year old home, nice condilion; 3 bedrooms, 2 baths: central heat and air; 7 car enclosed garage; Carpentry ST. JOHNS REALTY Co. BROKERS Days--)??81?) Nmghts- 377 7357 EYCITING1fl 2 New Models Under 529,000 CAMELOT AT CASSELBERRY "Tk Putiqe Ceitutundlg" East off il.c2 at Seminola Blvd. (Horse Track Rd.) Follow signs to models oIl Winter Park Drive Open 10 too ww ,,, - - 830.7966 - __________________ - 17' wide, 7 bedroom, central air, carport, patio cover. skirting, new carpet, adults only. Payments 150.61. Phone 3270051 NightS 611 5569 -- - ZIMMER. .-.--- " Color TVS Irorn $30; 81W, from 1)5. 5eryic all makes. HERBS' TV. 1200 5. French, 322-1734. -_______________________ h',ijnayn, color entertainment .. mi', r, 5)95 Large clinmoo table fm mars. 5150 Ph ')I'9 5757 54—GarageSales 1915 Cameron 12'x60', 2 BR. 1 balh, central hea air, palio cover, lin',jndry roorn Like n,.'* In adult park. 37) 0739. Saturml.s',. 7.',St( It 91,15 Eli-c lawnmowt'r, new 1(0 ft cord: small bird bath; much nlassware. polfery. houtchold tm ms No loth'nq or furr'ture 1303 E Wyrniwood Dr . Sanford ( ..rp'.rt S,,li 1969 )7'x60', 2 bedroom split plan, I', baths. Set up in adult park 53.000 or test offer. Phone 371-0395 anytime. 100 Block of San M.arcos. 9 4 Friday. miscellaneous items. Help I Bedroom Trailer, 10'x3.5' 11,995 372 91.1? school get elementary 43—Lots-Acreage Garage Sale Saturday, S a m. to ? 2535 El Capitan. (I blocks west of Seminole & VuluSia Counties. Acreage Tracts, small 5. large Spencer's Restaurant. Heaters, tans, lumber, misc. - TERRY REALTY. REALTOR. 628 07)1 I I or 2 lots, located on E. Crystal' View., Loch Arbor. 37? 3144 bet. ween 6 & 9 p.m. By Owner. rfOutebolcl Sole- Early American 3 pete Pving room Suite, 1750. Deacons bench stereo, I tract player with AM-FM radio, 5333; day bed. 1)75; plus a carport full of intece'sting items, swinging doors, ?Oyt, bike, boat top. awning, bar bells, clothes, dinette set. etc. Saturday and Sunday. March 20, 2). .,nup to Sunset 1734 Lynwood Ave Bear Lake Road to Curtis Drive to Lynwood Big Bear Lake area, Forest City, Phone $6? 0913. JUST REDUCED- Choice ID acres. high & dry, '- partly cleared, ', wooded. Near Geneva. Was 175.000, Plow 173.500. Exceltenl terms HAROLD HALL REALTY REALTOR, 373 5774 Anytime, ISV I)WNER 56 13 ACRES Ch ryl Dr Oste -n Infornm,,teo-n, 3771007 , Yard Sale: Friday, Saturday, Sunday. 9 to 6 FurnIture, infants and Odults clothing, dishes, plants, septic t,snk anti well Good terms. misc, Old Orlando Highway. Stable Road. watch for signs BATEMAN REALTY 55—Boats_& Accessories GENEVA- 2', Acres, cleared, Reg. Real Estate Broker ' P0115011 MARINE Il 9? 292! '1 327 5961 IS' L.irer,i fits rglass (-oat .snd tr,mt, r. int'rtartl n,,thnard Our m'v,Jliiniv, Clv' vy Ii rngmne, full iii.,,. Call ,itli r S mn - 337 47 , 59—Musical Wl3rchandise Merchandise I O'gnnm Sacs & Srri. We buy used panos & trade LeSsonsP'nno, organ, guitar, accordion. 50—Miscellaneous for Sale _____________________________ pre & group Balls Pmano&Orga. Sales. 30) W 151 377 7255 Garage door for sale, 1' 'sigh. 9' wide, metal roll up type. 373 0902, 9 to '30 or after 1. 60—Off ice Supplies - ___________________________ ______________________ FREE GIFT WRAPPINC.AII Baby Transmiuions Pest Control - Home improvements 'C SECTION 1. The - Pet Care 322-6457 - C,itts, Knits. Christening Gowns PAYTQPI'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 7&J0Hlavatha Ph,3fliJOl Used office furniture Wood or 5tl deskS. CIt(1it,,' desk (inn Stripping & Waxing, P,'sidpnlial & BuSiness, Free s',-natc', Bllz C lean 37) 59%-i Walker & _______________ Welcome. chars, secretarial deskS & chairs, straight chairs, tiling cabinets, as it Cash and carry. NOLL'S Casselberry, 17 92,1301706 to Life in 9dtjPwi&Ie of Loch Arbor Upholstering . . _______________________ - (I Photography to Well Drilling ________________________ p1 aj. _____________ "Mac" $ A. A. McClananan S: Jaftin L. Stens'rorn * • 5: A. A. "Mac" McCtanahan 5: Gordon Meyer 5: Juliin 5: 6ordon Meyer is rn Commission of the City of city City Cltrt Publish: March I), 1*, 73. April t. 1976 DEX 57 1174 DEX ss concrete work. etc. Øy 11* hoe,a?, Pt the 'i'*, 1779145 --______- ____ _____ ____ -_______ Custom Built Homes With Many - Replri, 21 Hr. Sery, —. 5'd. 3221771, .' ' '"' * Window Service ______________________ —_ ____ JlM't'lOM IMPROVEMENT SEP Exter,or Clean.ncj Specialist. Hi BE COMFORTLE Replace Plans To Choose From HOMES OF DISTINCTION _______ Pressure Cleaning ',n ..umm _______ -- bnst&tcarpetmndvinyl wall lowaU Free Estimate, Call SEARS lr I. Stenstrom Sanford, Florida. Attest: 5: H. hi. Tamm, Jr. City Clert PublIsh: March 11, 1$, 25, April 1, 5 H. N. Tamus. Jr. a, Lee P. Moore May04' S John G. Morris As the City Commitslon o' the ctty of Sanford, FIrida At1ei, _____ L 5; : John C. f&, iIlI - .. Pluming what you '"17 _______________________ - practice -" ______________________ _________________________ bicentennial... walksofllfe.Wehaveal2.ye4r. f old boy w'io is very knowledgeable about the hobby and has a opbhaiIcated collection. Two of ou' other clients (tom New York City have purchased a duplicate aquarium whkb they keep here at store for (heir fish whle they needed -. goll course, Ferne Drive off Markham Woods Rd I,-..,. r' - v " -tcs o K t.6,,') per acre Ov.oer. 867 6695 __________________________ Large Wooded Lots Paved Streets •Sewers Slreet Lights •Sid.ewalks " - Make yiuf budqet tjo further, thp th" CIist,J .th every day Pressure spray wath. Houses, Tri.mrk Mpile' kI°mt', RcMIS fl 0779 ld JALCIJSIE WINDOWS with more effiirnt tingle or doubly hung windows Lst 9974 your L Idyliwilde Homes By ONSTRUON k YBu DlGJ322,8319993 - _________________________ room, carport, Shirlirsg. payments 1106.32. Phone 3770051 or fli7hts 678 5569. - 814 Acres near Doll Iep.alr SI 53'fl/. Radio-St ereo CAR IDE- double wide, 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, central air, raised screen Evenings 377 764) ________________________ OR II Tr pr-c DRYER fl?h for 513 Phone' 37? 0575 _______________________ ____________________________ Landscaping & Lawn Car. Santo GEWASHER&PENNEY'S Sanford,)?) 5700 '"r PIN EY Furni for 30 ups. fP.'ok1 '.',:,Sif P 5t-r,(i-, m.jSm'(J -racrirteS P.'.00PIE V APPLIANCES 37') O6v7 ISYP II4AFI?4t'!i(U(', GP[OORYP,'.OBILEPIOP,'ES 3103 Orlando Drive '.r W . S4 52—Appliances 42—?ybiIe Homes Fm loop Ian Wanted Any Cats -- KULP DECORATOP' 1'-' 513772)35 - ----- s.'. Sewing ' home wilt', family room. screened porch, large lot, assume 32 1.0759 _________________________ 51—Household Goods lIP ___________________________ Land Clearing 37750%? equipment. Ideal retirement home; 3 bedrooms, I bath; kitchen equipped; 2 car carport with double utility rooms, Just 1)5,000, attcr - - kitchen equipped. $31,500. sa CabinetS, Bud Cabell available anytime ASSUMPTION -- lOSS Counter tops. Snks Installation $150 payments. 373 1311 New hOutf'5 fl a ruril area No down Model K,tchCn Dnthrcom 322,2420 ANYTIME REALTORS MI.S 2fISPARK GREAT B.'lsam For u AT 3 *- 5130 Va ante. 2022 '.im.irpt'ner, floor stand, wheels ,lnd Ci r,')t)r5 r7maOu,el, 1250 Call ) Call Sanford's Sale? Leacier CLIFF JORDAPI,REALTOR Ill 12fl G.Aü Ittmica Model 37 Featheriight 16 g, mod c.hnkt-, clean, good condfoo. I bedroom, 2 bath COmflplCli-ly tented, central heat arxi or. carpeting, cat.in kitchen, laundry room, s'sallow wtll, plus il's guaranteed for a full year wIth BPP 129.000 garage, priced to sell, only 121,900 I -1004 malt r ian WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL-- TRADE III 3ISE FurslSt 3fl 5472 school 5. shopping. Hear C., Great spat , ANOTHER NEW ONE! Immaculate chen, well-kept lawn, doubie - tftiL. lv ,i, •iii,' SANFORD SEWINOCFNTFR 307 E 1st 5? Downtown 37? 91fl Fireplace, double garage, dning Pnied belay, FHA appraisal, Immaculate 3 bedroom, eat-in kil- ."t" assume halance of 5105. or 17 payments of 19 Seq. at room, 2 porches, newly painted inside A bargain for lust hh7,. LO1OOWU OUJ lira. i ,., i.,'. Sewing ,aomr JUST LISTED' Beautiful I bedroom, 1' bath home on co,'rer Sanford Charm & Value M . $76,500. Forrest Greene, Inc. PAIENI.,APARK Sn-r's pest /.g zag rr.achrie ml .. ping. Lake Mary Blvd 6. I 1, Excellent school district and on one of the largest lots in area. lot, 3 BR Brick Home IlOMagnoli'a Ave. 3770681 olden Touch 'N Sew FENCED FOR YOUR KIDS? Corner lol, 3 pcdrorm, 7 paths, S)06$3) REALTORS 323435) 111.900 STUDIO 1,2.3 BEDROOM SUITES urnithed or Jnfurnished New Vinyl Flooring $30 7(01 renxh Ave 37) 7)11) SA'lFfltlO 3 Ilitlroons. 7 tm,sth ImimmI, - . '.hady val'il ,iir tflfl 'lrw'i ii, 518.750, MAKE OFFER , Mr. Wilkc 6. V.1' lAKE TRADES dining rm. By appointment. ' I Income Tax Returns - carpet, fenced yard, many exlras. LOa'cly Wynrw,sond area Broker t_sr,mmrr Will Sri WOO OW OOWfl 0-f ?r%mtm' 521 5(i) RETIREMENT SPECIAL -. "?' ..... collect, clays or evenin7s, ask for 305 25') 6517 (hi apI- n than rent CRANK COPISTRtJCIIOPI NEW LISTING- 3 bedroom, 2 bath California style home in Winter Springs. Spacious modern and richly decorated. Shows well and WILL SELL. $37,000. 321-0041 SHADED-) Acre homesite. Choice . 3 Bedroom, 171.100 Alto rcpossr-ssions mom 11(X) down lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Exposed beams, wrought iron railings and a private studio are louts for 132,000. 3 Bedroom with ee,tral hr,il air, Ider home but good. Super location. 7 BR, porch, fireplace. Furnished 2 bedroom, on beautiful 1)79 Elliotl ONLY $61'9 INSTALLED Terms available, Warehouse must be emp'led NOWI Call warthoust Braroom. 519,500. 3010 5 P,,rk- 3 TRADITIONAL SPANISH- Call us to see the both of elegnn3 in IbiS MLS REALTORS closed oarnge, large fenced lot. Reason sPit' price. 373 891) alter SWIM- Super 3 Bedroom, 7 oath, lovely pool. Ravenna Park, 535,500. tarpon?. Low equity and assume mortgage. Call 372 9367 anytime, THE CONTRACT" BR. 1' -, baths, dining, living room, cent, heat, wall-wall carpet, en. .11-- -Houses *' SWIMM?NG POOL. SALE * Pcol distributor must Sell balance of 1973 pools complete with sun deck. fence and filter. 31'x16 c'veni'l. LOTS AND ACREAGE [tMarine?s ' trntz Kish Real Estate LOW DOWN eneva - Roofing STOP AND IHNK A MINUTE II Classified Ads didn't work tlti-fC woijdnt be ,sn' m r, ,i C.'Ssvbi rry-- 3 BR. 7 bath. private tot Unfurn . SIlO mo , furn $135 Inquire Walker, EIder Springs MOtilE Park, Sanford Ave Trailer Plo 7 -- _________________________ Days 3221)74 Broker Phone 372-7151. Sanford 70 ACRES and 42 ACRES, Geneva art a ') t.(P[5 O'ti'mi , 34—MbiIe Homes M?id, full time. to clean apartments. Lake Mary-- Furnished apartment, Must have own transportation, clean, private and convenient 1505W. 7Sth St . Sanford No phone Single person only. No pets 595 raIls, Ph. 377 3130 Income Tax Serv. JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY 107W Commer:laI r'.v'dc'. ______________________ Beauty Care (ckiva1anmng Rcort on the river, Beautiful oak sh&ted lots. Fijh, swim, boat rentals and free moorage, Adults 322 4170 Modern country home- 7 bedroom. IS ACRES Robinson Ta,,çjrrine Grove east of Sanford. $7,200 per P; Paths. furniShed, enclosed ,r re o.,ric, 5175 month, 5100 '(unmy 10 ACRES, south of Santorn ,'. II 5)) 177? ________ / throughout, Central A&H, Payments $142.17 monthly 140 Qualifying .4SSume 1st mortgage, Nights, 373 0485 _________________________ ,. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, . __W__ — — DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO — ANNEX WITHIN THE COR. POPATE AREA OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, AT THE EXPIRATiON OF THiRTY DAYS - —'--- -I can over yo home with alum ORDINANCE NO. 1329 FROM THE APPROVAL OF SAID NOTICE OF INTENT siding & soflit System Also Williams AccounUng DRIVE IN TV SERvICE- Fast AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ORDINANCE THAT CERTAIN TOREGISTER Sirvice 202 live Oak Blvd Roofing. Gutters 20 yrs Exp OF SANFORD. FICTITIOUS NAME FLORIDA, PROPERTY CONSISTING OF Eagle Sid.ng Co • 9543 Casselberry Phone £31 9641 IOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO APPROXIMATELY 2 4555 ACRES Individual. t%uS'ness Hwy Il 92 MEDICAL 5. SURGICAL SUPPLY ANNEX WITHIN THE COR- LYING WEST OF AND ABUTTING at FivpPont PPsne 377 1613 CO. INC. a Florida corporation. PORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF WEST JINKINS C'RCLE IN AC h(t45tOm00(' inbu5,fle%SunJ(r SAP4FOro, FLORIDA, AT THE CORDAPICE WITH THE PERSONAL TAX SERVICE AND In, fictitious name of SIAP4DARD EXPIRATION OF THIRTY DAYS PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 74 190, — BOOKKEEPING, Individual & SYSTEMS MEDICAL SUPPLY a' FROM THE APPROVAL OF SAID LAWS OF FLORIDA. Uusress Tax Returns. 2 East Rooleng And Carpentry Repair P'wt TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON t Sanford, Lake Monroe. ORDINANCE A PORTION OF WHEREAS, there has been filed Road. Hwy 17 97 (5CC ontrance. Fre.',st,mat.'s Iformerly Harruett's Beauty Nooji) Florida. 32777. and ntend to THMT CERTAIN PROPERTY with the CII', Cter1 of the city of Fi Points) 312 rtq,5tr thr laid name with the LYING BETWEEN EAST 29TH Sanford, Florida, a petition conCall 333 6761 — 519E Fers!,37 5747 -STREET AND 30TH STREET. taming the name of the property Cl'rk of thr Circuut Court of Expect root rvpairs, flat roofs or Si m,noIe county, Florida EXTENDED EAST, AND BET- owner in the area described '..Ingles All work guranted DAT ED this 10th day of March, WEEI1I MAGNOLIA AVENUE AND herenafler requesting annexation to 14 UI) I. i N C'. II C) C, 1) E N P'AMx.AVtP4UI INACCOROAP!CE the corporate area of the City of A LI 1976. 6700 WITH THE (SEAL) PROVISIONS OF Sanford, Florida, and requesting to TaU and of I lob specialist F ESTERSON LAND CLEARING CHAPTER 71-190. LAWS OF be lOCated therein: and Mm'dical 5. Surgical Class workmanship No lob too flulldot,ng. Excavating, Dilcr FLORIDA, Supply Co. ;nc WHEREAS, the Property Ap. *04k FII dert, top Soil Small Call 13) 131$ WHEREAS, there has been filed pcaiIerofSel-nirtolecounty,Florlda, STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Jrnkins, Sr with the City Clerk Of the City of having certified that there i one P'slrnt t': 19Y8 Sanford, Florida, a petition con- properly owner in the arca to be VI P,'.trch IS. Classified Ads diln't work April Alteration Shop Order for theme wouIdnI be any taming the names of the prop'rty annexed moo Ihat laid property (t. Easter Tailoring, dresses, hats owners in the area described owner has signed 'he petition for FICTITIOUS NAME _____________________________ end matching bags 372 7459 herelnatt,rrequestingannexationto annexation, and — t4tu, ' h the corporate area of the City of J Snyder Nursery & Land Alterations Dressmaking. ladies'. WHIEA!, the City Commission imiziirsgrvo 5 lncMgcd in business Sanford, Florida, and requesting to of the City of Sanford, Florida, has scap'rsg We are overstocked I?% .it 300 N Fruwn Avenue, Sanford. be men's, children's. Drape's. Quilts, located therein: and landscaping plants and WC do deemed it In the best titerest of the 377?). SiminoIc County. Florida Upholstering. Donna Canada, WHEREAS, the Property Ap. City to accept said Petition ana completeland%capmngservic,.3fl unctir thi- fictitious name of praiser 3730701 China Glats, of Semlnolt County, Flortda, intends to annex said area. 7744 or 4447764. ($ERALDADVEPTISER,,ind:bat I UctalDollRepairing NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT .otlntttor,stttlaidnamc*i?hthr having Certified that there are two Call Nettie at 322 o,n ____________________ Clerk .jf 'Pt('Cur(vit Court, Seminole property owners in the area to be ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF annexed and that said properly TIlE CITY OF SANFORD, Cur.t,, Florida in ,'ccordanu • ownt.r have signed the petition for FLORIDA: Pu provisions of thu' Fictitious ann' Expert automatic lranSmiseon -xation, and SECTION I. he City Commisilon P4,mr Statutrs. lo V.1 Section Overhauling All work guaranteed. ARt BROWN PEST CONTROL WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, 165 09 1 Ire 'a Shaluli Free diagnosis. Factory Inn. Of Inc City of Sanford, Florida, has hereby declares Its intention to 2547 Park Drive S Sinfocd Hi raId. 1n. Smislion System, 407 E Celery, 377 $165 demsd It In the best interest of the annex to and to make a part of the Dv Wayni 0 Doyle Johnny City to accept said Petition and City of Sanford, Florida, at the ______________________________ E.'. V.cm'Presichnl Trent Exlerminatin Co -Complete intends to annex Said area, '40* olfer you the same quality expiration of thIrty days from the Ni lish March la.2S, April 1.1. 1916 Pest Control and Termiting Free If you're in the business of buildIng mans?iip in your remodeling NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT date of the passage of this Oryour busines Inspection All Pest Control, 10 use the ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF dinance, as provided for by Chapter and additions requ4rem as is Classified Ads often act. Discount. 37] 7954 THE CITY OF SANFORD, 74-190, Laws If Florida, 1974. that available in hit general con __________________________ FLORDA: certain property described as City CommIssion follows: of the CIty of Sanford, Florida, From the Southwest corner of Lot hereby declares its intention to 1, SOUTH PINECREST, FOURTH annex to and tomakP part of the ADDITION, according to the Plat tOWlN(, it MAt WASTE PET PEST INN 'JOHN 5. CLARA City of Sanford, F(Ofld., at tfn thereof as recorded in Pint Book 1?, 511 L INC. IT MAKES CASH HALL'S Itoardmna & r0ornn UPHOLSTERY now Open at ,32 expIration of thIrty diyt trot the Pages 1? and 43 of the Publi. I'I AC I 1 (1 45511 lE DAD NOW Ph 312 251 Sanford Ave Specialists in tufting, date ci the pass.agq of tlli Or. Records of Seminole County. Call 172 2411 cm 131 p993 dinan'e, as provided for by Chapter restoring, & repairing, Also Florida, run South along the West 74)90, Laws of FI0S'tda, 1911, that line of said South Pinecresf, Fourth Interior, Exterior Plastering, sewing machine repairs Pt, 377 '7,) certain property described as PlaSter Palching & simulated AddItion, 50 feet to the point of O*5; bfk & stO. specialty. 3fl 77w, beginning, thence continue South — LoIs 1. 2. 3 and 4, Block 6. along said West line 512 feet, thence i'hotograpny by Munj, Cockayn, Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions. ROSALIPID HEIGHTS, acco'dIng to I ne weddni,'rJym,t South 19 degrees 51' 41" West 700 rasnoahl Custom Work Llc.'nsnd. Corded th Pint thei'eof recorded in Plat feet, thence North 5i7 i , . ,-, tiene Free cstimate 373 6035 ____________________________ book), Page 47. PubIc Records of North 59 aegrees 57' 41" East kminol County, Florida. WELLSDPIILED, PUMPS feet l the poInt of beginning, con. arpen'ry. Concrete, SteI. SECTION 7. That this ordinance faming 7.5555 acres, more or less. SPRIP4KLER SYSTEMS Rentodeling. Roofing. Free • Shall become effective ..nmediately All SECTION 7. That this ordinance and sizes EstImat, No lob too large or upon its panagt-and adoplion. We repair and wrviCc haIi become effectIve Immediately small Call Red or John, 373-5001, PASSEDANDADOPTEOIPII$$th upon Its passage and adoptidn. STINE MACHINES, t(crd'hetp on that S.sturoay1'7 CELL PlUMBING CO. day 01 March. A.D., 19)3. SUPPLY CO PASSED AND ADOPTED this PaniItng, doors. windows rIungs, 32? 0759 Sewers Elect. Cleared, 707W 7rd St 5: Lee P. Moore 5th clay of Mends, AD., 1916. 322 6432 Aluminum Siding 1 I0. 'AMBOO COVE APTS ________ BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom, 1', bath borne, draped I carpeted -------- 2 Bedroom, 1 bath Spanish s'uccn finish with brick front, 'fl$ldC utility room, enclosed back porch. "SEP VICE BEYOND 3S—MbiIe Home L.ots WITT REALTY i]43$9 after 3:30. JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY nd 5CC deposit. 13046.77 afler 4 pm. EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU Sdnford, Florida 37171 ORDINANCE NO. 1330 Bedroom located on large. shaded, private lot, furnished, $150 rnonthi. Broker Owner, 377 5992, Clean 3 t.Ctlrnomn. I . tstPi. ,5',O(,lit(t StOvC 6. re$rigerator, blue arpet central hi-at & air 1m,'yron'•. 372 1101 5O—scellaneous for Sale 41--Houses — baths. Only $11,500 Adults only. Catselberry area. CasseIb'rry area. Adults only. Phone $31 7373. Multiple Listing Service ___________________________ furnished apartment, BUSINESS DIRECTORY I , screened porch, yard, wood burnirç fireplace. 377 7750, PARK AVENUE MOBIL! PARK 7545 Park DrIve. SlOup - - .' ..) ----- ____________- ' - DELrOUA.- On like — 3 Bedroom, 7 full baths, large family room. Screened porth, 7 car garage. 1275 .. Is"! month D 14AMII. I'4OPLIf TIES S. V. Hardwick, Broker D'Itcna 645 44%) br 7 bedrooms. Aduits only ______________________________________________________ follows' This inStrument prepared by . C. Vernon Mize, Jr City Attorney P 0 Box 177$, ---- OF 3 Bt!d0Ofl't house on large lot, uet street. Reasonable rent. Phone 377-1510. - 3l—APartn'nts Furnished _________________________ Restaurant FryConk, dish machine - -- -------.----- urnishe-d 2 bedroom mobile honie, Real Estate Ldt' Mary - 2 BR block tiOi,i, Carpet, air, lots 01 nict trees, md refrig, 5150 mo Security. 372 4535. h ,rasonauIv . ,nr, pati, ,w.Ii,:Il. pr.v,ti' In? 339 11)9 3 Bedroom. 1 bath. fenced yard 643 0567 365 3721 _____________________________ sharp F urnmslii d 17'voO', liki- n, w, t •'ntral 41—Houses _____________________ t-e areaway.' Furnished duplex, '.ake Mary area. 2 BR furnished apartment, nice yard. Children an pelt OK. $130 month.2i. milesnorthof.1on I? 92 701 Sunset Drive, next to William's Accounting 5. Tax -. Service. Open Sunday. 910 S -- _____________________________ - Furnished 1 bedroom, living rm, dining rm. ideal for retired couple. Near town. No tS. 377 36) after 130 (m '- tS -. louses \%Telcofrie visit "4'- 4t' You will takt notice that the City Commission of tm city ot Sanford, DEX54 FICTITIOUS NAME HAMDEN, COWL (AP) —Art article about pl.ant.sitting and . - DEX-SI name Instruct i 7 Ci trnni ilof-li- latin, nm lOt ,,tttmt?s - ii, ii, 1,1mm, 3? II, AL ANON Pfm.idcflt 5110141 0140E14 COOI the business of, and are the Oy; Mary N. Darden somecne to share 3 bedroOm DatedthisltticiayofMarch, 1976, trr tamles or friends of problerr' Can go right to work. scleownersofthebusinessknownas As Deputy Clerk home. Quiet neighborhood. Phone nkers. SPRINKLER FITTER Publish: March II. 15. 25, April I, Seminole Memorial Chapel. in the City of Orlando, Florida. 327 9)i6alter 3:30 p.m. or anytime City of Sanford, Seminole County, Publish: March II, 5 25 AprIl 1, Fo' turiher niormatson call 173 4557 Prefer design experience; willing to 1976 weekends. or wrute travel. Top pay. Florida,and thereal and true names 1976 DEX.aI tiantord Al Anon Family Group P 0 Y,ant man or woman to room and of the owners of the business are DEX DESK CLERK 1)0' 53. Santord. Fta 37711 lCTITIOUS NAME tnatd anti share expenses. Phone Some machine experience helpful. ...._willie James Thompson and Willie Goingfishing' Get etlthe equipment Notice is hercby given that I am James Baker. -. ---------------- - :i 0)79 Th ilWlIIi. Will train riaht nerton. - ----------NUIIt UF PU5LIC HEARING you nd for those big ones with i engaged in business at RI. 7 Dcx 753 Thtornpsc-i and Willie James Baker MECHANICS _________ TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION want ad Rich Dr., Longwood, Seminole are th sole owners thereof and the Experienced. Great opportunity. Notice is hereby given that a 1nntsUnfurnlshed County, Florida under the fictitious only persons having any interest -. — Can cc right to work Public Hearing will beheld at the name of nan PRINTING. md that SALESCLERK whatv,r in the business. and the Sinrs °'''' ' . ...,.. • a" -- •' c.t. i'i .n , - .: .. .,,,, .4- ,. t Cit f anloi 5 JIi(i,4, at ;.::Qfld:Y k,wn -,4J33. room,tu.i hospital. 1155 ma. Call Clerk hc Circull Court, eminoie MmorlpI Chapel is 905 West jtfl looking for fresh new talent. Call Caunty, Florida In acc'ydance with Street, Sanford, Florida 37711; and o'clock P.M. On April 76. 1976, tn TV TECHNICIAN consider the annexation of property F TU Oviedo-Ouple.. furnOr 305 177 4411 tOday. the prov;sions Of the Fictitious the UnderSigned Willie James- -----...Fxi,II.nt fiAt.rtlai Immediate -- . -- 1u,u#.-. iii ulTurn IOVII ua,uon I DUPLEX - turnishect' or un turnished kjeap location ______ RCdISOOLIhIC rent 365 312) anytime hospital, 1)6.5 month plus CtCPO$it, -. 323 1663. -, _____________________________ 2 Bedroom unlurnIth,d. Adults Preferred. Free water. 1)30 323 377 6670 _____________________________ 31c a une 6 thru 25 times NOTICE OF SUIT FInr.da in ,lccrwdanc with tpi,' the Ficlitious Name Statutes, Toa:03 AM. — 5:30 P.M. 2$C a line TO: WILLARD C• FISHER 26 times provu%ion of the F uctihous Name Wit: Section IE 09 Florida Statutes habflhtate and rehabilitate program In the trlcounty area, MONDAY thru FRIDAY ADDRESS UNKNOWN S,"uf, ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) In Wit 5ction 565 09 )9$7 visually handicapped persons andallpariiesclaimlng in1erestb. lcirida Statutrs 1957 SATURDAY 9 Noon 3 t.nesMin'mum S: Cieve A. McAfee in Orange, Seminole and to seven will become ti AOflec611could start youona new against through, under or S R,noall B T,.ckitt President ri _____________________________ and profitable career. Call 342 WILLARD C. FISHER and to all Pultsh Mlrch iS, 2S. April I, . 1916 McAfee Enter'ises Osceola couties through the students. Depending on the parties hiving or claiming to have DEX 9) DEADLINES ______________________ Inc. Oper. Campus of Valencia individual rate of adjustment, any title or interest in the Pubtit. March 4, 1), iS, 25. 1976 Community College has been the student's term will span personal properly herein described. DEX-23 iJJssC,portunities Floon The Doy Before PublicQtion FICTITIOUS NAME YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED givenagreenhightwjth8 grant approximately siz months not thatanactonofdistressforrenton Notice is hereby given that I am Sanford from the Bureau of Blind tn'luding the follow-tip, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Sundc - Noon FridQy the foling personal property Ifl engaged in busineSs at Highway 17 Services. Work 4 hrs. daily, earn to v,000 NAME STATUTE _____________________________ ______________________________ 92. Longwood 3270. Seminole Training In basic Independent Seminole County. Florida; i u you work .___ yearly; S9.0 Al, office furniture and equipment County, Florida under the ficlitlout TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN CITE, Center for Indepen. living skills will tncinjc cornmore-Very secure small business. Notice is herety given that the _____________________________located a) Suite 101, 370 5. U.S High name of PICHIES WRECKING dence, Training and EducaU -__________ ---SERVICES YARD. and that I intend undersigned, pursuant to the municatlon, personal safety way ii-, Casseiberry, Florida. la—Help Wanted for the Blind, has been awarded and hygiene, personal and has been fuei against you and you to register said name with the Clerk "Fictitio Nan.e Statute" Chapter 4—Personals Italian 5 09, Florida Statutes, will register --____________ . -- ----__-_,-. Good Opportunityf the Circuil Court. Seminole s,xm to operate through June family cnunselnu hi'nith rd are required to ervea copy of your American Restaurant. Beer, Wine — •k C!' ''"- 't' .'!. " ;.i. ; øm.us d.uitt wiiii wrunen aerenss, it ant. to license. On highway. 775-2174 or tACEOWITHA DRINKIPII. :i. However, Michael Hooks, nutrition, mobility, orientation, Huist 5. McLarry. 3319 Magutrt the provisions of the FictitIous and for Seminole County, Florida. 775-2625. PROBLEM ___________________ ____________________________ Valencia's Director for Corn. and education. Vocational Blvd., Suite us, Orlando, Florida Nm Statutes, ToWit: Section upon recelpi Of proof of the Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous piblication of this nolce, the ficBeauty Salon, Longwood. Rim to rnunity Instruction, who will rehabilitation, If needed, along 33503. and file the origInal with the las 09 Florida Statutes 1957. Caflhlcip tilious name, towit: CASDREK 5: Rictiarcl H. Moretti expand. Inside decor vary ClerkoftheabovestyledCourtonor )'OL'R I.ITTI I. Iii .1(t,S(Y" Call 477 155' INDUSTRIES, INC., a Florida administer the p'ject, an- with referral services for betore the 13th day of April, 1976: owner ileasant, Equipment 2 years old. Write P.O. Be. 121) corporation. organiz, and existing Pub,ish: March 4, 11 15, 25. iiô SECRETARY ticip€tes additional funding of meaningful activity, social Ofherise a Judgment may be en i.i,ion. $31 641 or 337.1340. Sanford. Florida 32771 under the laws of the State of Fast, accurate I Inc. shorthand or _________ $llO,(K.O per year for the next concni, and socjaJjwU3n, will tered against you for the relief DE X 71 Florida, dba OAK WOOD dictachone experience, good demanded in the Complaint or the _________________________ two YeW's. Rentals BUll DERS. unde' w+tith it is AWE YOU TROU?LED? Call Toll be provided In the follow-up Pettiun. Weller Great opportunity. Hooks )dded, "The' rc}P4't 15 perIod. Free. 4412027 for 'We Care" — engaged in business at 156 Tollgate ________________________ PART TIME SECRETARY INTENITOREGISTER WlThlESSmyhandandthesealol - "HOtlifle," Adults or Teens. Trail. Longwood, Florida 37150 the only one of Its kiwi In the Godtypist,abletocomposeletterj. FICTITIOUSNAME said Court on March 9th. 1976. Sixteen fan)JIj have That the party in interest in said 2OOIT P4otie is hereby given, that the COOK'S HELPER $1,t! t') ? Ii- ...th a huentif led to.- the ALCOHOL A PROBLEM initial ______ _____________________ ___________ Willing to tra1n if some background _________ undersigned Willie James Thomp NJsitli% is as fnllows: Arthur It. Beckwith. Jr program in the state covej 34—Wobile Homes 3 Bedroom, carpeted, central heat picked nstructions may U,3.E.T.C,E.T.A. office. 1310 West Colonial, Orlando. Application should be In by March 22, 1916. A new program to train, potential candidates f 31ADuplexies - 211 W. 25th Sanford, Fla. Call for Appointment 322.3103 ADDITIONS.- REMODELING SWA Anyont No i Corn at Thea 1216 �-- - - _________ ___ ___________ - - --- T NOR - - I - - - luriday, March II - - - - - U..a. -- TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS 9) LErSMAKE ADEAL 9 ORLO MYS900 800 Th uiursuay urs day TERY: Mannsx: Phko ConC MOVIE: The 12 -__ __ __ -- I-, - Chico& The Man ___ Jct.l7 97 &177.Lonqwox 373 IS!c)nr 34 £O', MAC DAVIS SHOW: are-y how starring SWVM and sorgwriter Mac Dam and WeN sUn Do&i Martin. Tina Turner and Anson Williams Proffigme E ' ____________________________________________ . .. .1 v"rr'r' iøiiilI It - 6-00 I W) NEWS 0 ED AS MAN BEHAVES FAVORITE MARTIAN 6 30 ,: .- ..:, - I - - . -. U THE WALTONS )tyi NEWS (1 1:1 ~ n f 2) TO TELL THE TRUT)4 _.. _.~_,__ _., L' 1: - -. , - __ __ - - - __ - ____ . 11 - - 99FAIN 6_1 CONCENTRATION 0 FEEDBACK if 12 TARZAN t---_-_~__. _ -_ __ -i. 9 I I __,171~ 4i I ~~ T7i 1---ft,I`e~x_& ? -_ 'A - - - - -. .. - - . 14 _-_ - - . - 1-7 ..-.1.1.7 - - .. 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Cox of the Angels," with "Jigsaw John," She was the sole vehicular Commerce Department's "Police Woman" and murder, too, although a moOf;ice of Environmental .efairCBS' sule tUalegue death oc. an" atnicst died that way when Cox recently told a round~ curred during "Switch." tab!e sponsored by Ecodyne Of these six talkeO-about into a phone booth he happened Corp. that it will probably cost murders. two of the dead were to be occup)ing at the fte. $100 biUion, not $24 bWion as male, a hotel guard in -Jigsaw Artillery of varied calibers originally projected, to clean up John" and a car dealer in accounted for the dcaths of nine municipal sewage discharges Petroedli" of Ue 10 male characters w ho w ~_~ 'i t - r,IA% .-- ~~ip 14~. I 4:tf_ i it . 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Z___ ___ ( - ---'_ - ______ ' ,5F,~- ., U~.L.e _ _41_____. j_ t I .,~i X _ - - _ .t ~-- -, .m ,._r_ ~.;7 -? % %1- -. . _______________ _ I . ri~~...~A, "._ - i A Ii- HMN ,too I -N~ I .1 .~..* - :% r I .'4 P ., _____ - traffic, dLWwtW motorists arid air pal.lut.ion are the =in $2.50 i[' I 2 c, Z . - _11. 1.1 ~_ _A - -I \ ~ - I APO, ,or "Police Woman" and None, except 'maybe it's much "Swi ch." safer to go out for a walk at t;en sih)ings in the nighUharitosta)horneatch .1 Jf ", - . ( .r " •' _______ Comeback F' ---------- W.-g P-g, # 'I ' (i5 , • • - - ' City of Angels" and one each What is the moral of all this? ____________ 11 ( , 4-0:., -"I-- ____________________ doom count category of 'ic- ing alt this 011aked Chicken with bread dressing e Pot Roast 9 Miniature Fried Shrimp a Mostaccoll with meat sau-:e 0 Fresh Vegetables e wnipped Potatoes and Gravy * Individual , I - I __ -- A I ~( ) _ I I I ~ C ( 1. ____ ~'Woaslil I'I% ~ . r. - !~, .. i ____ • . ft - W~4~. -Z "-l-,",--_~.4F .., I-F-1 . % 5.i` - 1 - I-,-(. ' __ ,~&. .. 11 ",~-VL., I ,~ .-, - -6 , wx;,; - 1!11e JiJ / - .- - - si PO ' l.1 ?b:t:--44 V_?.*.. L 4,JS, ,_ " 6 (3 - co r Salad Bar _ \~_ ) ~ era Making A W ( ( ( ( \ I _____ ~ - 1, t _______ - A ~ )- - IL4't'2"1 of ~ 11 V, . . I-, ( ( or.j I I % 1 - FRI - / . T - ( ( .I 1 ____ 4 ot . -___ Ferry Boat • Beverage & Homemade Dessert S Open - t - Miniature Danish cr% @BON ' .110110 0 __ __,~y - - -c.--f -) - __ V__ • a . . .L m- i__ -, , __ --.-,I - 1, ~,~-.-%*,~l,..~,. , i~-r, .",i,T.~~-1 I._4 fx, ,,. ,, - ~ _! ~ L. 2- --- v F , i-Itilrr-=i~,;1t=--w ~~ ;~_! ". ~ s !i;3T___1S1V__NZ -,,-~~ - - -14__ ; - "' ,~ I - _. -,-_i, --- , - __ -ww_,.. - 4WWe- L M I ft Juices . i M-1 -. ~-,!," W_Z :z-- !;-!--. I Breakfast buff W - A OIfl UCrtS ,t)r a Junday Buffet Combinationi Mir, 11 - _. __1 ~_2~4~~M_ ;Ffs - ___ - z. - _ . ,:i~ - zn I --a l-_-, tiz-, I _ ____ 1 W. - - - - ____ : . -_ - , £ . _ M_ r __ 1~~ • :- . I- M On - - LEM Dust Eliminati - ____ 41........1- _~ I I LUCKY LADY J' MJ4OL5ON Pollution - * Bite se Odniel Webster - ---- -= ___ ____ -, Weare ._ _-a . - - -=--- M -0-7 Fi rr Purple Finch Granite State - _: _____ Exeter ____________ - __ - . .- 1_ftn,t - - LEGRE(TuCS.Thursi - bi __________________ ________________ .," . [Clouft TWATIte NITE . - . -1 . 1, NN I/- 1% I ) /1. -- WiththreeTVsetsaglo, Urns - folks slam by baddies logged a kind of doom count and again found women In NEW YORK (AP) Every- while watching postfami1y hour the majority. one yaks about violence on TV, ,shows the evenings of March 1, Four expired in the dialogue but few e ver cite specifics So 2 and 3 We quit after that, as mur ders we've cited A fif th, a just for the heck of It v l brain rot szis beginning to set prostitute, ssas run over onee1u ago, e began keeping in camera in "Joe Forrester" b) a track of the number of folks The findings A total o f 17 pimp in a car. bmpedoffinnetworkseries personskilledinthreenlghts, The three male "victims" expiring on 11 shows about pci- were the killed-in-dialogue vate eyes or law and order. Ten hotel guard of "Jigsaw John" -! - -' r4 .. 36 B) JAY SHAItBLJTF AP Television Writer initructions Hidden words below appear forward, back ward, up, down or diagonally. Find each and box it In. - JI . -1 -. . a q, - MT WA S H I N G J EL P C RU - i I SC Tuf-1 Lihur; Eco Night Adults BARGAIN MATS. iVERY DAY f TIL3 30PMSi25J ( I'-- . t vra - Many .- if \ t4:111 - NN00E ___ L . , ( ( J" , .4 I I DIIN 'I I RA E 2( SQUARES 4 GLOVEOFLIFE ( 1, I . .-,-,.---- C) IUAPC _____ -'° 4 , I I Ic t HOU 12 HI NEIGHI3OR ,- , I / ( w iiict 6:38 2 DEVOTIOfL&L HAEERM - )I _~',U* Amorous Adyntgos F1arJecsKwn,Lj MTTEECTD1\LEECOBBNT II ~ . " 0 _e r Thu- ) CAP cow I .9 +i4r /' , . .1. .Is" _. 1100 umirr ( (4 g. • .4 . I ttf. if - .--• - -, - Haynes. 1953 (Fri.) Van of the W"-** Gary CooW.Julso London- 1958, - k_ - t1 Fl) ELECTRIC COM TI k v . . I-kP% I - 1SC , Z 3:30 p F -1 'IS t e • (.) ~ ro, rlU; i 4 1 PRICE IS RIGHT 5 SUNRISE SEMESTER -0 M LASSIE Pntmh (ftd 1 Flose - Dr,ri-ar. 4-y9an Aticiv I --"_ 4 qTHEFBI(fl) €1) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB /- t' ---- .:-.' . -, _. I __ ( 4-30 FURNITURE II * C (2) ADAM 12 Garfield 1946 (Ttns) Malta I.. :,. -. SRI 4' W' E S I I I I u'41' S E A L R U A I E . 11 ) ATh 0 :~ r ~ I esquo." Joan Crawford, John 2J 12. CELEIRITY SWEEPSTAKES (41 KUTANA I r U U ~ 9 'I GENERAL HOSPITAL 19-) RYANS HOPE ED SCHOOL PROGRAM. MING 9 ED SCHOOL PROG 610 (2) SUNSHINE ALMANAC ILt - 4ALLINTHEFAMILY A ., , R) MI 4J MIDDAY rar* Morgan. 1946 (Thurs J ________ k - -c Z NE•CORH000 3-00 12 (3nnDatiØjI941(W&) me mack cthic1 Sopha . HARTMAN 9 THE NEIGHBORS CO(Fri. only) SENIOR SCENE ED ELECTRIC COMPANY 12:55 ( NBC NEWS 635 ________ S. " (2) IRONSIDE (4) GIWGAWS ISLAND I) MARY HARn4AN, the maor chmaclofs. TOMORROW r gers." Joan Foritaiine. Jack Palance. 1953.(Fri.) "Courage _r:_~ ci CAPTAIN _ _ _A;_. t: .--: ___I__ IIZA UNDERDOG Bek (G&d Gordon), to i perform a hIs or death operahon. and BIG VALLEY 1230 47) (12; TAKE MY ADVICE 2 PHIL DONAHUE ShOW (_G'~ MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW Morning " - - 4 1 (6) KANGAPM Z00 2) DAILY DEVOTIONAL va*s novel of the - -4 . 4 4 PASTORS STUDY 1130 12T0N'G11T - P P IZ , Wfl) CONSUMER SURVIVAL cc €D 800 6-30 __= . RASCOLENDAS (91 ONE LIFE O LIVE W..4 €) (Mon ,TUOS. VYIAJ. uring both the return 4 6) YOUNG AND REST GOOD MORNING AMER- TION REATEIEGCTAPTTUCTU ' i"-' -7 -fZ' : ';: 11 - . R--.,: .1J 1 2', 1i NEWS 1 0 2 12 TOMORROW 130 ,4 1 LATE NEWS - , * ,-:: .. ..-.,.; - I -- __ -7! --.1 .71 # 0) WIDE WORLD MYSTERY: "LorK)OW - Jiviries Franccus stars flod(tyMcOowtguosi Arnai enlists Orwell's (David Janssen) help when his __ 11:55 4. 6 CBS NEWS )) 12 30 tat,t ci an assassinahon at tempt. ~ 9) HARRY Or- Keyo LUkel f SEEK & FI r, 12-W rascA:de rinittiomiro Who is the ~. -. - ,j :I I-?. ", ... . _.. * * " -., r,- - -. ,~ I L --l- - -, - - (9)320,000PYRM4ID 2:30 THE DOCTORS: 21 i12) Monday. See "CARRASCOIENDAS' 658 1 ) PAU... HARVEY 7:00 (2) 2TOO (Local ne LIFE: Details to be wvxiunced 1000 , 4 16, BARNABY XVIIES_ Z 12 N8 NEVvS UPDATE i• .•. - tj uus €1) MOVIE Conhdea'I Agord "ChLV1OSBOyJ La ID &ARNEY MUER~ Fish mtm cjecj( tM Of B IJUtr1*A -1 sb*V on 3 rubber p;jow. a$ey Og° slats as a candidate for the Senate. in this boW the scones look at the process of 9' WELCOME BACK KOTTER: Koner (Gabe Kaplan) faces the problem ot PIlosalle. who darm one of his shialer" as bwk9round in this adepta. tKiii of a Grahwi Ceeere story. . - flatS SIWS. 19') THE STIEETS OF SAN FRANCISCO: U. Store (Karl Mailden) mid in daughter become Involved in the Ide of a teenaged girl who corm to ture With the Spanish Civil War , ". ,_ _. :.:, -"-, .- --;_ __111 Caixdate" Robeil Redford 1972 (R) (4 6 HAWAII FIVE-0: me squadstolocatouoperson atoski down aplane with a Mission made surface to and John BOY both si k o eProssion. one bemuse his 2SIt high school dasstspl anrwV a retunion. the other :i 0 MAKING IT COUNT 9' ABC NEWS - __ - tf ___________________ --- DE 4__. i9ThMusTANr ' ----i- )Th-SB W-Auios for Sale I ----------- I - - t l 14er1 - -'-,-- --- __ ____________________ __ - - - - -- ,~. I - -. .- - __-__11E%QA-. !~ "I., I ea - _. - ~0~ - �-. -. r..-. 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I - w~; I-• au'o paiked on W 13th Street Mrs. Williams testified th.at rm cis lokehi ck ft MI Circuit Court Judge Robert u strIking her brother but didn t McGregor in a non-Jury trial, stop. Mrs. Williamssad she ran up Judge McGregor ruled that the state failed to prove that to Miss Frbncls' car when It Miss Marie Jones Francis, 69, parked on First Street ajid told of 621 E. Sixth St., willfully left her she had hit Wilson. She said the alleged accident scene on MISS Francis said the "didn't hit anyone' and that Miss ov 28 tster3f1eav1ng thesceneo[a - _ 010' - -_ . - I - - - - .1 - - - -_ - • efforts "to apprehend her.' the alleged incident occurred, AlstantStatAtt'WP butarahl'loydtesttIiedshe Striking a pensive mood on the sidelines Thmsday are Sandy Turner and Sandy McKee at the City Courts. The two Sand s play tennis for Seminole High, and aside pulling their triumph o ver Lake Howell, they could well be envisioning themselv es out on the cowl, L Chris Evert. (Herald Photo by PENNY FOR YOUR THOUGHTS I injur), said Miss Francis didn t hood of her car '1Iethenscntfromthestreet stop after her car struck him and that he and his t o sisters to the sidewalk near the cafe followed Miss Francis to First and barbershop,' she said t. __________ - ,_ 7_~ - open at the time and she dldn t as treated for a hip injur Wilson's sister, Mrs Saiidrd hear arione )ell Miss Francis told the court Williams, an Orlando postal employe, testified that the Continred on Page 2-Ai a Bill Vincent Jr.) . . I-0 - ___ - __ X- 1,4 e~ ~ ; WN -1-0 , r*, e- R - g 3. .7 . I - ( . - = 0. - a - . .1~ !, 1 7 2. !!"I rb et Pr r- . ~ I) kZ s I' \ " hr !! It ' 3 V I ~i "I B ' - 74, , ;;- ~ r. - _i 2, 5 CL a : X -1 ;4 ;J Z: ;I I,< r.1 -% - "__ 2 - ',4 i. - I 1 B ?" = % -- \ , - FA _ -- - ,,,, - ' ,- j -.1 ~ 6 tA ~I. . g - ' Lj 1 ' - ~ E - a " - .. M 0. =n IA t a E! - a. a* CL . ' g' 7 9. It LD Czt - - I ... 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Dick Dove will also Second week -Schick. senior mounted free of charge by pounds, eight ounces. Myers mount Myers' fish, a service division; Also to be feted is Howard Myers, junior A month of friendly but n Dose's Taxidermy Service, a will lease the barbecue with a worth about $50 retail Helen Harrison, 10, who took th division Third sseek thusiastic fishing competition job which would oidinarily cost depth finder from Sanford Boat Weekly winners, who will be Johnson, senior (livision; Pat award for the Smallest Sh,id rome ' to a prize studded about $60 Works, a Kodak Instamatic 10 ass arded complete spinning Harrison, junior di'. iston Entered, a one pound one oun. onclusion Saturday sshen the Topping the Junior disision of Pocket Canwra outfit from rods and reels are First week F ourth and final sseek specimen Harrison will recei Evening Herald-Greater the Shad Derby was Steve Wieboldt Camera Shop and a - Clint Spillan, senior division; Marjorie senior a Utsh fillet knife while ,, Wheat. Sanford Chamber of ComPanosonic Portable radio ,Ail! i 4 _ 7 - - _ _Z ,I~--,';-~;li incredible disaster. For most of us, those screaming headlines about (Ire or flood or earthquake are just horror atories - butihe people who have been there know tu value of the American Red Cross. And In between th ~. C, M ! 1 this week's Seminole bhga2lne, , !r. . ~ if--__% - V"o - - it la otI #0 - " q W - .tL Hospital I _. - 0 r* - w =o 101 , F I 0 3 (D - ... 3-A i : Cro.siAord 4.11 - • - . 1 Imoon highs upper 70s today and lower N)s Saturday. LwitonightnearO. OS YOU MI. M.p.h . deasgtoalght. Dtallsand _hesonPage _A. L ______ _ I - -1 !~~t~ __ I a -. - -- __ lAke. the , - - : ____ --,, .. - r - -1 I--- ~ W . - .) ~ --4I - __ "!Ll - . conVw~titinn. Bill Barns- -( Johnny Bolton Ford compile~ . 7 '- preparations for the contest as JAKTIE Monroe Harbour pleased with the way things went and Want to repeat the event in 1977. Committee (Continued On Page Z-A DON SM . . . Seminole Sporting Goods ... U - - I I -_ . - -_ - i I- :NII GEADOR . Meadort Ms1ae - -• :r .f - .. __ I 4 I _ - lie will receive a 12-foot boat .. - . competitors tried their luck on the Johns Riser (torn Lake state carried stories 0__ I 001 and trailer from Seminole Sporting (ods, a six H1 Johnson outboard motor front J I 1 -! ~ ____ 11 iA - ___ I , -A I - - __ , III I _____ ________ . -_ - !; I - ___________ prize of a seven-and-one-half- Telv0slon h -I -- _- Z .~H ~ .0 E~ Y~W __ - - I fie barbecut t at 1 pm ,and run all afternoon, ssill feature the awarding of grand prizes in two categories -- - -4 _i - c: ' -,,r- i ~ a = * =1 V* a...a a- 0n 1~ W 1 4 ' I!~. - 9* , , I'?! P . . (f Benevolent Association In additio' n, for a prize of $2, e4`_: ill fill of chicken and all the p\ DF ' tj Of Courage Itl, - 60k.. < M - - Shad Derby Barbecue Is Slated For Tomorrow ,. Q in -- - - M - 0Z"'J e~ The horizons of Seminole schoolgirls are being widened b a new federal law that prohibits Wred changes will reach Into every aspect of school - .. It— I A. - r, 0 ,~- fl. -. 1 ;i S. ~, ;; =- ir.n.. . I" I 's K= . I I _ mob a gi Z C.. - 11. - =t __ . 7 =,e-1 __ M C U " - - e r -d"r ,r__zr_ I " .-" f5' / I- _ T y` " - . I 4 - a -v . -- . 2, - , - • 112 M fl Wma ____ _______________________ - :3 -.9 3:6 5a. a R !:. 3 v, 1 2 _______ 1 " %Z "mom . .- - =_ - I 91~_ _ _ i__ candidates 111111111114 ' V"::7 00 \ - M kA L * (D A z x i KCIce fal - B =. - ;Z. to ;; RM 7 - state to in earth of support cratic pres i dential race in a B ROBERT It (U1F' help tbUI1 strils fatal to the challenger Theresirett'eseotherde',cI presidential candidate th Associated Press Writer for the next of the primary week. California Gov. Edmund You've been with ma t Reagan, meantime, was opments on the political scene support. challenger elections. Republican Brown Jr. announced Ws canou've heard the crowd yell," joined by actor jimmy Stewart Thursday: Four other Democrats are on didacy last Friday. Ronald Reagan, campaigning Reagan said in reply to the and drew crowds in excess of -Oklahoma Gov. David Eso. the lawsuit objected to aprovi. the ballot Washington Sen NnilhCarnllna's Democratic for North Carolina's prLmar man', qucrfrs about his can 1,000 to each f three rallies ien made uur.gepectcd en slori that rcqulresdcicgate..can fr n Ifeary Jackson, Arizona Rep. primary is seen primarily as ch&c%. "Thev don't want me to Tliursday. dorsement of Carter, then be- didates to obtain official a problems is fending off Morris Udall, former another duel between Carter quit. That's what everyone was Carter campaigned in Char- gan work to swing most of the proval from a presidential conquestions from those who want Oklahoma Sen.Fred Harris and and Wallace Carter beat the saying as they took my hand lotte, Concord and High Point state's national convention tender lithe) want to run under to know how long he expects to Texas Sen. Lloyd Bentsen. But Alabama governor in primaries "The only thing that would Thursday. predicting another delegates to the furmer Georgia his name. remain in the presidential race I3ent.sen has quit the race and in Florida and last s'eek, in II bring about my departure is victors, s'hile Wallace took a gosernor. Humphrey, the party '3 noinl Reagan, loser to President Jackson, Udiall and Harris are linois, Wallacc got more votes shifted his concentration to absolute flat proof that the swing through the rural eastern -A state judge in New York nee in 1968, has said he is Ford In the first five primary ccncer.trating their efforts else- than Carter in the Massachu- New York and the race for 274 President has 1,130 delegates part of the state. ruled Minnesota Sen . Hubert H. available for a convention draft here elections waved off calls for his setts primary son by Jackson national convention delegates, needed before the contention" Carter responded to charges Humphrey's name cannot be on but has not announced as a The Democratic field in ithdraal and questions about Jackson's Interest In the a race he predicts he sill ssin the formei California governor from Wallace that he is a the April presidential primary cartdate for the nomination the viability of his candid2ey ai creased by one Thursday with North Carolina election fell off ,North Carolina scrids 61 dele-Democratic officials 1 "warmcd ovcr ,McGovern" - ballot. he stt'niped North Carolina entry of Sen Frank Church of last week 'Alien Ness York's gates to the Democratic con State Supreme Court Justice Ohio said aides to Brown, the Ford said Thursday night he reference to the 1972 Democrat Thurrday. Reagan said he Idaho "It's never too late, nor legislature changed the system sention and 54 to the Republi ssould not consider primary ic nominee The former Geor. Ellis Staley upheld a recently California governor, are C.N. EXPEC,Li- a cla3z iacc W101 &'',wd arQ IIN& i-d& e~vt too gmd to for vviing ihere April 6. making can inecting this summer, and victories in iiiinois and North gia governor said many of enacted secUon of New York ploring the possibil.ity of Brown next Tuesday -and he feels he try," (7hurch declared In Idaho it easier for candidates with Alex Brock, head of the state's Carolina "knockout punches" McGovern's supporters are on election law permitting Demo. making a late entrv as a canflits Idaho less mone like Udall - to election board, predicted this against Reagar' The President his staff but added has a chance to win. I have cratic part) delegate candi didate for that states June 8 He became the second ness rourd up support I)eniocrats Jimmy (arter The sseek that less than 38 per cent said sictory Tuesday "ssould be support from backers of all the dates to be identified on the prunary. Brown said last sseek and George Wallace toured the candidate to enter the rxmo- Washington senator quickly of the res,Lstered voters would ver% helpful," but not neces- candidates in 1972." ballot with the name o( the he would run in his home state. T 76 B". -, '- ei ',r ~. -0 ~ X F1 n 2.2 -, ! =7.: R a i --:a - " % .., ri =* Z (DIts I* IIIIIIIIIIIIII . __~-40000 "1 1 r" - n ' r% 1 en * - ... or :~ !t ' ' . ' MW B B " % '' rn M 0 .1 - ate Rea an Remains In P P-8 a- ~ ~ cA i w 0 . I ii f1t ,. , 1. ?e -J 72 4. -:3 F. t; - - -= - g 9-.- ' "C r, - i.: a ______________ 4 ',. 14 , =.M..zi - 5 0. 5 b- 1g, ". -43, P -, ,- ______________________ - F x " E ': L~ V " ' It g. ~A = I r Z n 2_i,. E. t; :1. C.,tv - -r, - Ln ;; M Z .. ri M W 7Q •- -- .._---11 ! t -. .i -, - -4I 646;_:_ _____x- . . 1.1 _-, !i R 0 to .G- I k : i _. - 7 -__,-I ,~ medical testimarty that Wilson barbershop with the windows Although Ford Has Won Five Primary Elections I , P. -_,;_ -: r " -I II I "on the hood of Maiss to an Orlando area hospital several day,i later with a hip Francis' car and then on the "i , \7 , - In - I . the Polk County jail on a investigate the Incident. Defense attorne) Robert grand larcen} charge, tstied thht Miss Francis was driving Morris presented testimony by an auto that struck him d Mrs Rcberta Roberts and Miss sandwiched him against his Francis. Mrs. Roberts said she was sister's parked car on W. 13th Street near a barber shop and driving a car that w Nli3s Francis on W. 13th and .t _______________ A., -- • I order took presently being held wa.c nearby on First Street tr - -- -MA .- en unemp1oed Orlando short Patrolman Elizabeth Hill !": .0 , ..- _ Thursday he will ask the counts creates tension," the sheriff more than a year hO Officials comm i ssion next up said sought to lease !lwlding 310 t a comini' tee composed of If e had i committee made the airport, but airport officials commissioners, judges, upofutizensdnd businessmen, rejected thi request citizens, businessmen and oth, ,r maybe the), would be able to A second alt rna iv I facility. Teds), he reported 105 Williams said a poll of citizen The onh new wrinkle IS prisoners were lodged at the attitude to ward construction of Polk s suggestion to create 'I jail, a new jail would be "very citizens committee to study the "As far as overcrodtng, valuable." situation. . ________ ~ ,Is i I! - f 1" t- :,) an Orlando min and his trying to get intoMrs. Williams • - __ Iferald Stalf Writer _ . !m,-. V'_ Z_I~W7-6 lw_ "_ I _$1_1 - - - could be asked for additional _ _ __________________________________________ -11v ~taff C.tfl (h ft t Williams 1k said he ouldn ( see any benefit" from creating a committee to study alternatives. However, Williams highly , ft' favors eeking the opinion of ,,S , ,>~.-----, ugh of that Hid sn:llhAfct Voter, . twice li tuined down additional land taxes to pay for . A-.g~a0~ a new jail facility. AndComniissionerSidVih)en . I.? . Jr., uinSeptember, •• tip with a solution, a construction of soine t)pe of Polk is seeking relief from on we haven't thought of,' facility on county-owned 84-inmate Polk added. property north of Five Points. - 1' - .& , ___1 117'~___-,_ r=. _,__ - cidert • iifliu y -- _ -. to-ee ith the sheriff about after .Sheriff John Polk said mates) sleeping on the noor. It I I V I .! .i Local Mid-Wife Is Acquitted f -- I RICHARD WILLIAMS (f) H. ~ , V ' A - - - - -_ ! , -NONOW ___ responsible for developing viable alternatives. " - '-" ., F i ~ ~ CL -0 P1 2 OP 0 Z 5 r *9 - 0 L - 2 (fl M 0 lu 0 am" 0 M jtd40 . .. Z; 7 C 1 ).,6, -, I 0 CL o, LO 7 ~~ _ _ CA i C r __ - , ::, ia __ - I - i~ - ____ ml*tee __________ cons tructio facIlit lull') dIU Ifl. )U%AIU OP. pose creation of an ad hoc committee set up to determine alternate solutions to oer. crowding at the Sanford facility bec'i h professi)nal staff already ~as . - . n 51 , . .______ ____ a'16 I Crowdin 'aniinole Count) Corti missioner Richard Williams saId today a citizens' cornInitteetostudyovercrowdjngat theountyJaIlwouldbe useful - -' J ItraJdStafRrlter • , IN CO HOC determine their commit,ment to - I, F - . ___ _ '11.. On o, -_ & 0 .. ~ , __ Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents ) __ -A 4 -- pr I ____ ___ __ U- - - '2' 1 ___1 !- 2.. r) - _____ a CJ 5, F 5. -- :E > eiad L ,.• ' :0 -`Ili a g4 __________________________________________________________________________________________ (D ___ _n _-I., w __ , - / .h n 68th Year, No. 180-Friday. March 19, 1976 0 i4 ;,z 7 0 :~ at e , . .0 , a I F--_ r_ 3r, _ W __51 4 ~;III ' I o=R. . 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 18, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 18, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 18, 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/2d49fb5ab9c32aa10f221780a14b21a8.pdf 4d9caaf9c863669049d235de3d926f18 PDF Text Text - Hera;d,Snford,Fi. 48-ng - / .~,/ / / ~ ~v ~ ; 0 , ", --,, I , - - - t.1_1V_1 I _1 - . il 1 ~ "~ __-' J;~, ~ "I , - . X~;;;~~ ,~ N " ., , r C"... (' Ws" - " ", . ,,."/ tN.'Lj V;- I/ ,J 1 ~ I / 14 -,i~ ,-,.I, . graceful than Foolish Pleastire," he says. "Foolish PleasI_ .~T, "', I I' 4A~ ___ / . t( . 11 4'' . ,I I -1 L__', -_. _-.- -, -. ", -, ,I I I,kk~"_'l - - "llonest Pleasure is more and because of )i -.,4," ''i," ~I - , -) til". 0 0 1;WA /I - __ a more graceful way of going, and became of his smoother action he doesn't ivepr himself oil[ due to loss of Illotioll." 'llie comparisons may flow . 1~e F I "t -_ . . __~ * ,Jt't,~Ir 4,0"_, ~!~"_ I _. ) 04E ) - - CUT),I V iiswii~ a " , I I lCr=il AjJ" r11A, \ -~~_ . . 1; ~, ,l,' [0101 WOREBOARD - - ______________ Proposa" Tabled incemea Billy) Pnultz, (Mark) Olberding and (Allen) Bristow didn't score much but they "( .I1 I 'L11I -I- - - -- ~ - - - West Dv,st3n ' vs Basketball -? M*a rn FIi AAarch 29 - NIT .. ~. 1; NIT'- 1' Monday esuits Cr I ,'.' , P, oriafle 79 Pr(clon 72 - Or Inn Ch.?tano 107 Stun 7 ,:v C.., i D,c1i 6 7 Cti.ii,ni.iont, Lalty. 8. Flyinll 48 -'? 2 " III! 726 75 4 11 3(0 773 .ti z:r them. This)- advised John Geer ) - ) 77/ 3J5 Monday's Games ., Today's Gamn ls"'""11 % S';,ti ,% FIRST -$16D I f mtri N ,,r I is Carnfin,,i Statt. Iii, fjr~l, m Quarlef-finals j Canadian D4iin A Ifni I ENTRIES TONIGHT Al 71 C) Fe Jfl s? o ?S4 . - ~ I: 0, Thursday's ay Games G to V .1c, I i 1, -, f,f ,%'Im. I Ch,0~ ;,i t, fl-I I r 1;,111). - 1, ?" "".. Honest for a FOURTH -5-16 C: I. tricky Ric , COIS• 2 5 Stookey MOSS, 6 77 S. nni r P4 CAA EAST 7 60 7 M lo ;oacI u Sunday s Games A? Greemboo-o N C March Is Rulor- rS. 700, VS WLTP?s,GFG A Fonals 00 5 mf All? MiDEAST Stmifinals, Al Salon Rouge, La. Nlafuufllf. 26 1. V% S West"n M,r.n c At Louisville 'tir 1.1 l ,orr 0 S., 9 25 I" 111 f1"ston si Puffin M 20 12 so 794 ,is itif March 20 Today P Yrwk March 1S J . S'(7 ` .- ;' X' s i is. CIOtnst,onl?) C t i () .ini , Chit 3 ('n C) i 3 1)8 Na tio n al C hamp ionshi ps ELEVENTH In ,, March 21 - S • • and .t 1 . aLilities to bear. In addition he it as an opportunity to free the was Hattaway's firg choice. commissioners to concentrate he will have to work at t 0 • ' Neiswender 's I instead of ssill come because Neiswender plementation niust please a county com- Doing that won't be easy. temper flares. But Oat is rare. Most of the time he Is the image than Nelswender, who has of the mannerly southern folk presenting all the Im. program two -. as it is one of those individuals who the - I . A n — /, / individually with each Com- things -basebdll So the nets are left to swing in the gusty March missIoner and also with the points is his sense of humor, smiling Neiswender quipped, Take for example this new Ask him any question and he '*What, no miracles?" - , for nvxt - ------------------- ~) I *1ft Dep luty aheriff Beaten, Robbed I ibl I 1111 1w; - !-- - _. .' __ .i_iM;--r _~ 7; Fr 1_r 'Ij- Y (0 I (W V y4A 6 . 1(~I " V 9 n jj i,, - I \ Irb., \. \ ' ~ . ' °' - - To . I dJ2)JJ%:J - - __ 'S V 0 I ~ 70 180 2 In%pehm,nl - 1 put on higher price tags day after day. The ': — -A.4 I most things keep going up, tip and tip lltlt * l thvv' fe nL-.irl%, (lilt ,it' ,,iv,111111 .. THIRD - 3-16, 0: I Ps nny Ev,,mi _______________________________________________________ _____ 'Z'' / "'' _ r I..41b. viv; I i I e MATINEES Ston - . I . . . .imt. thing is happening in clothing storcs I lirniture and kpartment stores. Prices on 8'OO PM ''~* r4l 2 &I, I AA A S '-. ineat department and produce departments Nelife • NIGHTLY SECOND _3$ 0 I Bcrks 380 7 10 2 T 's Fâsl Fnn W . rhi _________ 7n =i ==! J6I Roe C.'! ) 7 0. I V I #, R 1, If Va r cl (61 4 20. Q M1 HELIN -.-.-- _ _ THEIR PRICES at le a st every wick / 'I- ro - ... I - . r. ,r, Pi-, ! :.T \ UJ,IIWL.. ,,, - " lit Z FIFTH $ )4. 0: I. Ra t470. 7 Av,itcr 0)0 - 1S I) fM ,. 4. 0l - ( 1•45 . . i . 7° - , EVERYBODY IS CONCERNED ABOUT tilisi rising prit.Ls \lost fa mi l i e s tire look in' for w . mA.c their (hill~ir,, p() flirtlicrr Solilt' 11)1k", think that noth i ng Call he donc ,lllmll it. 11111 11. li ti liii.))) . 7} •' Monday ;' L ° ° I -- Y' __ tIll 40 T (A I 51 s3)I 00, 31 72, SEIvENTH - 5.16. C: 1. atifyo$ I 111111111VIA _& - m -in ever by plann i ng thicir 55 i i Is Ii 111111 kIloss tug ss h1i I t1l hi t to buy, %5 IlL U to buy 11 and where to get the best quality ~lt tile 1()We%l price. Pull,i 19D le RACES Xnl~, (I) 1000. IPO. 810, 2 N00a Central (1 IQ P3 331 1 1 ' i . tug hints that call 5.1St. illOncy, ccOHomi ii (1 hhI,l[-5t1ltJ)iJI repair projects are often featured II) the newspaper too in i - ~ - - -_- ~ Ii II . , McROBERTS TIRES JOHN DICKEY INC. TENTH -11-1141, A: I Pr in/ E wo n ", A 00, I 20, I lfoqh*,Iy ;; i t- r (yi i 4c, 2 6a, 3 t,ov ct,fia I 2 i LADIES' NITI - ___. ~ :. v ficient, newspaper way. She starts by listing her shopping needs then pre-shopping for them in -. _ 0. 1) I . I , ,' I If f 21 S 40. 3 60. 7 90; I U I I ra 00 a , ,'f nt f 13) 11 10, It. X., 3 Sapporo V .it# (1) A 01, () (7 3) S26 " ,, p (7 3) . .. ji, : . _____ -:-- , ,. ryii lilt fltis , amI -- -- -._ ' I Is . I I . _. . .--- _ - r'--------- H , 11. I 1, . . , 1* . , . -' -- - ' , ; ,. V 40. 3 Trff Mal I If) 5 40. a ( I .080. 7 ( 1 67t wo s '. ' ' ' - " -- , 1454 __ ____ qw~ - ~_ , 0 Evening H"Wd FOLKS WHO SAY T11F,V "can't aff, ird" Tbe IlERi' 6 IX- really clIn,t atford to be withsout it . I I 1 1 I • • • S I • • • • • • • • - r- - Is / ,___ -. Ab TIf' HONORED ,~Ilft=%W _ . _ i' ~ I L it In A - A _ 4 4 ~ : R,k--@ . ._` /07 , , ~ - _, ,1~i-_', i, / , IT,- , I ,sssosf -A ...# ,1 , upreme tourt ,sSSO(illsC us tice J oseph W. ,utcidt, left, was honored at a reception In Sanford Tuesday before he addressed the Seminole County Bar Assw1allon In Altamoate Springs Viiih Justice llalehctt is John (.arII, center, president of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, and Ally. James Gnl.en. Ilorlild S-A .# _ - I -_-_ - " -'11 mission hearing In a utility rate Increase request by North Orlando Water and Sewer Corp, a subsidiary of Florida - . - '- . __________ _____ , ___ ____ ilt . '. ., . •' ' '' - 1' -r . t, '-' ' Gas Co Massey filed a lawsuit afternoon in circuit Court at Sanford seeking to block the 930 a m Thursday Tuesday 0 _ _: ~~ -, ~_ bearing, set for Winter Park The private utility has asked , 5_ .. ~_ -_ the Public Service Commission , f% - --!~ L_~_V to fund i=eased operating , -1 WE ,~_ . I and system expansions The city hopes, by the lasuit, to establish that the - __,_T1_,l_; costs city has Jurisdiction in any rate increases requested by any . _i-- -- - ~;~ - i ~_ar ~~ V1 ) r_ = public utility within its boun 1 ' regulatory agency I , i '' A petition urging the utility - -i. V orilk .._-e t ; , to rate increases for obtaining _____________ - r oir_i,lil-_ __________________ - I heartrig thia afternoon to stop a Florida Public Service Com- ..t-~'.! Z~.' ~,_- t Tuesday's high 84. today's Ios 41 Fairand cooler today through Thursday-. Afternoon highs lower lOs today and mid to Winter Springs city attorney Gary Massey was to seek an injunction in a circuit court .;., S. I . Wom earing Opposed . A Obituaries y the PSC over tigal questions, Winter Springs residents are . IL _____________________________ Nature Center Slated For - - -~-_ i.1A . - I U culated in the Winter Springs Winter Park bearing are being organized iar e scale canvassing of th' 1100 residen ts the to sed rat i ' M _" 'Kl~ '' '.-' ---•- - - aiming for signatures from every customer. Slore than 200 indignant residents attended a Saturday - Sj,rings City Hall to protest the proposed neike th - I = IB 1. . 07 - -- k ~ - - - III I - - __ -- -:. N ow 1 I I - - ', 405 W. First St. . -. There is no guesswork in shopping for the __ - It .• __ - Dear Abby Dr. Lamb tonight hncr to mid SOS northefly 15 to 20 m.p.h. today HANDING OVER THE MONEY --Salary increas,~s for zoo diminishing tonight and Kay Jessee, chairman of the second atinual Woman's NVni Golf workers. Thursday, becoming easterly Tuurney',prrntsa$l,SO0 check to Rodger E.Seney', treasurer Of -Repaying debts incurred tonight and southeast . the DVll0n3 Open. ' Me money will be added to Gold Spousors while constructing the park sda%. Fund for %orthy area non-profit organizations. portions of the zoo. Details and tides (in Page I I V ill - - 4 _ V, Iiiii , ill,,, -- __________ - issi ons To Cost More . the Advertisements III our newspaper can help them pla n their ~ M. 0 1 1 1) 110 so. P 11 6) 11~ • Florida last week's meeting the board Williams said he was not adylliF,Sion prices. Zoological Society Tuesday won turned down t he request until it convinced the increase %his suf. Reasons include an Increase in the price of was presented in writing ficient. Williams voted to grant -A 30 per cent Increase in the admission at the Central Commissioner Sid Vihien Jr the request, but the corn cost of Insurance Florida Zoological Park. said that the higher fees are missionersaidhefeltincreased onal costs resulting The county commission justified. After meeting with admissions alone are not sufroin increased insurance granted a request to raise 000fficials, Vihlen said the zoo Ficient to close out the society s 'overage admission fees from $1 to $1.50 needs Increased admission fees debts. -Increased costs of vendor for adults and frora 50 to 75 to meet spiraling costs and to In a letter to the bo ard, the cents for children under 12. repay a $100,000 debt owned to society's Fxecutive Director Al supplied items It was the third time the issue Sanford banks. Co mmissioner was be fore the commission At oner Hi chard rationale for the increase in zoo It 60 ' i Zoo The ___________ FOURTH -S 14 M I BtMtOy n 50 1700, 1240. 100. '1 M)ntola B '-',,' (7) 9 40 4 70. 3 Irish Shr,la Jet I.. - - SUPERMARKETS SEEM TO BE RAISING . _r_?m I ' _______________ MONDAY NIGHT - with n silencer - ma y have Then they spotted a pair of ,* V& igo,IEPW,- ~ 'kW-42RISM %. ~_ ___ --W41A ;' been waiting for the deputy to 11;indcuffs under his coat and Ic- VF-_ -%* -~~. . ~~ Al .- J ";~L I come home. %. asked him what he did for a ~ %~"' 0 .: Sheriff John Polk said Stuart living .. ) J to icno suspects or leads in the was a sheriff's radio dispatcher preserting all the facts When Stuart answered that , 't '\ _ "The tariff is passed on to the robbery and beatiq of Deputy for several months in 1969, he is a deputy sheriff, pollce I*-... k .4 1w is m -_ '..... buyer of a home This Is legal Sheriff Vann Stuart Tuesday served In the U S Army, and said, the men took his 357 "\ blackmail. The county attorney night at his Sanford residence kiAIi. th!n returned to the depart- magiiwii service revolver and \ ...I, ment as a deputy in March 1973 has ruled it is Illegal" Jordan bs burglarc sho escaped with wallet, and handcuffed ins a /' seseral handguns, apparently said "I don't think the men knew hands behind his back 41 The county polk) of seeking leaving their handcuffed victim I he was a depu t y," Polk said 'I Stuart wits beaten about the ...P / contributions from builders and for dead. ; % I believe he just came home and head, possibly with a blackjack, i Stuart, 27, managed to surprised the burglars who lnestigators said, and struck des dopers prior to zoning _l 0 approval has been attacked by stumble from his 200 E. 24th St. were ramsfacking his house." five or six times by the in-~ J Officials said Stuart sas a truders the Mid Florida Institute of residence to a neighbor's home .,,/ a half hour a!ter the attack and I lomebuilders '.Ice squad agent for a short •;i; Police patrolman William 4 County time, then became a uniform Hasson said Stuart said the Commissioners police were called. . ~R-:,17, A spokesman at Seminole -Williams and John Kimbrough dputy and for the last tso (Continued On Page 2-A) P -12_ 4 'i have said that in some cams Mr-morial Hospital said this ~'.A I , years has been assigned to the . r~ 11 1 h k.-1-4 . ~_ — civil division. owners of new homes do not pay morning that Stuart was listed '_~. 11~ , . I propert y taxes on the full saltie in good condition with sesera Police said Stuart parked his pp .day of t he ir propert y for as long as deep lacerations on the back of sheriff's department car In residence, where he lives alone, front of his garage and entered 21 months after construction his head Investigators said the plain about 8:30 p.m. Ws residence by the back door The% say the commitments Arotuid lbe Clock 4-A -: However, detectives said to find that the front door of the Bridge, lleviate clothes civil division deputy 1. I ..& present homeowners of ,he apparently surprised the they ha ve n't discounted the house had been entered by (.aleadar 7A additional cost of providing burglars, two white men possibility that the assailants, smashing the glass. capital needs for these new dressed in tee-shirts and jeans, armed wit h pistols a 9 mm lie told investigators, that the (r'cssord 8-A : when he arrived at the automatic and a .38 caliber men forced him at pistol-pirtint homeowners. FAIltorial - - / ri . , =_ 4 1,11,111- - _' if k_37 -' WO t 1 1 1 1 :1 1 1- .-1 ••' ` 1 1Wr.k - 1 Illi—MIR -is -- A t i it _:__f;k __________ i, I ROGER NELWENDER One of Nelswender's best to what is expected of him. A Neiswender says he will meet thrive on competition. spring %hen a young inan'F fancy tradidonally turns to -2mong other ________ J111, ol petition. Asa matter of fact, he Kwiatkowski and Sid Vthlen Jr. answer a reporter's question as was esUiblishied in 1913. Basketball courts are. for th e most part, forgotten in - .0 of Commissioners Richard a humorous answer. Williams and John Klmbrough Minutes after the board his departmental activities and Ne!swender. But he is no stranger to heat gearing up" for the new job - Seminole County - - ~~ __ - - - _. - 11 -14 " - As a former track star Somewhere along the line he selected him, Neiswender . job that basically alters form of county government in Neiswender Is used to Com- picked up Commissioner Harry leanded back in W chair to 8 _______ / "It's a point position. There'll grade and high schools, can be serious, or a twin kl e will be a lot of heat," says All along, he had the support appear in Ins eyes and out pops Between row and then he says he ill be "gearing do wn" on _______ I. Neiswender attended both assumes the new position. half years. a. -r Sometimes in meetings his made up of three And, nobody knows that be tter and - facts. ,_. . _1 T)er,blIpan worked in Seminole County who live and around BirAla., where On April 1 Neiswender government for two and one. mingham, - building permit he doesn't she said 11), BOB LLOVD Jordan, moving to table the Herald Staff Writer proposal until the Aprfl 20 meeting, urged that it be Police and sheriff' considered when full debate can be held with both sides detectises today said they have.' are The polldcal part of the job Democrats - private to the ment and programs as such, thorough He prides himself on mission 01 reports always onders - a politician w I _- per I , - kn ows ,, l)i - , . (9 4 ).- COURT tj~ I _- - -, - Rflu st'u.i2l.. 110. I. i Ts,CLrTH 3 , 041960,370.3(0. 2 Thelo (3) 2 Hdorrnon(I)3 0 3 II -- ' \.j Q UIET , -~~ . -x VLZ.XW potential, but it "depends on the it didn't happen, he said he OOf a ui'ifl t !t (Jfl U) tu 3:r; r hnrd, a board that since 1913 he could remain mnUdly tuned 1p,(.oming that wonder of all on the philmphy of govern. commission .I ' Editorial Page 4-A' - A 90. 4 20, 3 Cindif's Choict, I I i S 70 ,M __ :~A& ,_:~~ ` ~`_ Czv - -1 . the proposal, insisting voluntary it 31 C'n"n ' I the commitments "are not 1-ifit), R. ta.ir(j IS) is, 80. 0(4 7) @I 00 I1Q . '. 'b V C._., " 10 .I . Carol Pacey, however, spo 6 440 360 3 (I) I A. ' I,\ - . ~ f.l~ apartment unit. - 40 0 (1 ?o S 80 no %ahc on show b (it(j5 U P j."ca4j ,..I % ., __ ,dMEMQMTM-::--- / . - - - _. 9 " f,'_'. I ~ votred directly with day-to-day wanted It over with. Loard." activities of county governThen on Morday he spent As the county's new almost two hours closeted with a tar executie assitant, Ux ment Nelswender Is th charged wi Commission Chairman Michael current 30-year-old director of to the responsibility of handling Hattaway . Whenitwassaldand county development bring all his administrative those mundane tasks. He views done, all Nelswender knew he .-(-j 1 - ow i".-Oft a - together and work with the has been used to getUng in- to compete for the position. He I 4 ,I 7 "basic" direction com- position of executive assistant. missioners wish him to take. Neiswender "psyched" himself He feels the job has lots of up for a Friday Interview, When K, smiled, rd said, "M) c,-t will t •.... I . ffer ' from developers and builders at against The county's new executive ass*-stant thrives on pressure and the new post prorniesto o j ust that."There'll b e lot of heat," says 'Royel ' Ne~si,VeP.der. .0 L thIs time at the rate of $300 %00u llt u Herald Staff Writer minutes after his Tue sday select ion Seminole County's first adininistrator charged wILh Lilt, i See I eins ,_, t, %, e r ri Ili e n t , It 0 g e r ~;eiswender leaned back at hi5 1P J adding the county has receied more than $20o,000 in donations Utah Sept. 1 8 f 9 . ., -. _. ,~__',. I 1, . i 'T would increase Seminole's population from thc current - Dyn.irn.c Do .4 ; I "Zoning already approved H AP) Parsons has 7M points, Yar. s'orite to win the first event of - Benny Parsons Is back borough 732 arKi Petty' 710, acing's Triple Crown this year. in the lead for the national stock Then come Dave Marcis 669, HOUSTON (AP)-The Rice As a warm-up, he dashed to an car driving championship. Hobby Mhson 651, Richard University O'sls will open the 11-length victory in the Parsons regained first place Childress 631. J.D. McDuffie 1976 football season against Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah as i result of his third place 620, Darrell Waltrip 603, James Utah here Sept with a stakes record of 1:46 4-5 finish in Sunday's Southeastern liviton W2 and Lennie PGnd 584. Other games announced for lt miles. 500 at Bristol, lean., while Petty clung to first place in Monday In addition to the "Honest Pleasure's Flamingo Richard Petty wrecked carly in money winnings after five regular Southwest Conference races on the 1976 circuit with schedule include road dates "I hope he can continue." Petty had moved past Par- $73,540. David Pearson is w. against Louisiana State Sept. 25 The younger colt is healthier sons last ieek and svitli $65,475, followed by and Florida Oct. and orks harder than Foolish, Cale \arborough, the Bristol \arborou)t $53 l, Par sons The annual Blue-Gray game Jolleysays. The trainer says he race winner. also pa&sed Petty $46,805, and Waltrip SM,355. that winds ep the current spring ' sotnetimes must slow down in the NASCAR Grand National 7'aw next race will be the At- football practice wflI be played I lonC5t "because there are days point Standings lanta 500 Sunday. April 9 In Wee Stadium. ELE VENTH - S 16. A: I 14,01 a rr 2 6 rI S P ch 3 K I Bnno TENTH - 5-16, 6: I Klipoef Kiris '0 WHA East Di vision Honest is considered the fa. ~ I Af.. uiv books. OwlsSchedule L ', 2. ro (2) 9-!- n '' A 40 '' ' March 20 ` -f - 1! ,s,rincrs _~§ _~ ,?;3 3 600 7 NINTH - S Is O . I. Finals 10 I -AiL I~&!~:~,_-j 1$7~Awsiji I - `_ O1) I,) 7700 '100 l5tjnr rs UCLA 9 80 P (68) 0650 Y,w Is r ,, .,"i ,!,;, of commitments promised by land developers and builders on apiece. TENTH - S-14. C: I 14.,tr,,%f,%(1 2 S,Ilo iao,k 3 yl-llo.% stof I Mi nt Murphy. S Soo Ibc 6 K 'ii r' 7 t nolh t • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . . . . . . • . • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • II onqr Fo 11 t it,I . hlrs. Williams said the county • • ., i - currently has $5 million worth - .. 41,; I ~ 14M property taxes '- _ -Aff To 111 V!II,--j l~ res d T o ;" _ ____ I I eiswen er Pre N P . urged support for continuing the program, saying stopp in g the contributions will raise P .er, Maurice Lu cas and Johnny Neumann , who had Pharn%h SEVENTH - S 16 C I M I I 6173 CO It 1) 6 10 2 v, - San Antordo. "But ... we've Parsons Passes 10 Cents 0 . .' practice "legal blackmail." Lamar Williams, an associate realtor, member of the board of realtors' legislative committee and wife of Seminole County Commissioner Richard Williams been thrcugh this before." 1,80 A A0 II II 99 270 203 28 38 9 S9 776 A? ' 1 NINTH - ,3$ B I Elli e Belly. Mo -' After Kentucky had earned a Ito off sls~9 till T is I @I $17700~ )I is Moosdays Games SIEST 'aIennnc SIXTH - 5.16, 5: I cc-irmax is) Adams Divoilon o, s 7? 6 1171 00, 760 3 Circuit 12) 4.60, 31 71 1; 71 297 261 ,,.,. its '' : 'n Ouoti 17 1 S2 9 10 1 14 297 150 P tti, WhTlif r ~ V.-Mis Gratia. 3 lm F J,f 11 67 FIFTH - 5.16. 0: I H r( ills, f f It I m i so, 3 4 Wales Co&eruo No'r 0oi MIDWEST p 5 FOURTH - $.Is, M: Wine 11, 110 to t. ?.~-n(~A,% Hartilet.7 Calico IRolling J?) Finals March 20 ,,, said Sanford, Florida 327 / 1-Price r,.# ~~ Casselberry Realtor Clifford Jordan, who called the county i hitting 13 of 20 shots from the 73-73 deadlock on Lowe Damp- within a game of third-place turerl thc Donn Handic Ill at i (,ulfstreagn Ic khjster Tn J It 29 13 69 23S 742 2S 33 12 67 Its 252 L-u % I C 'IC)S fl()nry J5('W'0 I 40 0 0 3) " 00, 'I f? 3 41 S)01 40. 313t Ø 7 73 24 35 9 S7 213 2" Smyth. Division VAnt VT "'I. A F) A FIFTH - S- 16. 0 I F rc SECOND - 516 C I ken C,(rI 15 60 3700 2 Bur,- i $45,000. steeper they already are, Foolish won last year's Kin I Campbell conference Patrick Division v-rgmia I ' SI XTH - I 0. A: I She's Smok.oil. A 10, Do 12 3) 191 00. 0 (3 6) 1167 00. 1 Vol), r, ' 54 crc?. .* I$Iy, 3 flu, 3175 L.ik( Aff')'L., S MAro M 6 Gn Tort-, THIRD - 5.16, 0: I Berkley F, ,,,, I ,,% 111.10.1u, 60. 1 5 3.6t02Sno NHL rW'( ?,(Ut. I$ 9 D4 Paul. 3 Pro Hockey (on 11 % " 0. :'.'y, FIRST - 5-16. D any time they want The colts were sired by What field, has 37 points while Gervin ier's three-point play with 5-35 A Pleasure, recently syn- scored 33 points on a 12-of.23 remaining in the quarter, San (heated for a record $8 million. Now Jolley finds hintself with a pair of winners, horses which may become legen(Ls - unle&s I, (', r i~ S. , ( ~rll S SMNFORD- ORLANDO bti Foolish for $20,000 and later, Bert Firestone to 'tuy Bass of his guard combo. Silas, THIRD -?ifwl.7 A.1,n(iiI,1 AtAiie. ] M A % i .nr, 1 E 0 s Do Racing krnturk,, S March 17, 1976 ~~ WIM signals. The action came on the heels of reirar' ee1r1" ''c thb'ir, ut Inc .eting by nnces from our key people,' cald Brown One the get after these peoples" said Brown , hose fourth place Colonels blew a chance to move . "Thev've got the green light inidway through tile t.hird Nri- _ id - - -mt Amossis...daillommilifts". sit! 14 C LONGWOOD - The Seminole, Count), Booard of - Realtors Tiesday th supporti ng the county com. mission's practice of s"king "voluntary "cash contributions from buildefif~ and developei-s fo~ capital reells includilli, school sites, roa,iits and traffic' had (It tVl I it'. -old Hon- lucky's defense to mincemeat played defense. set picks and was center Artis Gilmore, who -L est Pleasure goes to the Florida Monday night, combining for 70 found the open man," Ju.t !7 Irt and DerbyApdl 3 before moving points as San Antonio rolled rebounds. PauJtz The open man, undernorth to the Kentucky Derby paflt Kentucky 118.105 In an standably, was usually either 21, includIng 17 in the ft half May I. American Basketball Associ- Silas or Gervin. to help keep Kentucky within Jolley 's relationship with the tion game . After spotting Kentucky an range two Pleasures goes back to 11 The gan.e was the only pro 18-8 first period lead the Spurs when he and his late father- basketball action Monday cruised "I came in here tonight into a 2&26 tie and then Moody, arranged buyers for night Kentucky until thl:iklngwewerereallygojngto sparred with _______ W W ..Momwoa. ." - 1111 I By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer (AP) - shooting night. Antonio dl3stralght Gu Bas ho%eer, noted that las and eorge to the issue. Silas Gervin of the San Antonio Spurs those, gaudy scoring totals hit five of his baskets during know a green light whien they `o,L-~'.' ' - " dk,;4 ~;...'~.4,Lir, ,;,' Ili,, tJ:,11 streak. ce it. Kentucky, which couldn't get Just 4-Lsk Spurs' Coach Bob "We passed well, and our Bass. V~lter yet. ask Coach team defense was the best its closer then 10 points the rest of#) llutiie Brown of the Kentucky been all year" said Bass. the way, "get st;bpar perform- Handicap. and 3-year ___ Donation LOUISVILLE more freely in coming days. Four-year-old Foolish Pleasure Colonels. is scheduled to run here SaturA frustrat ed Brown watched day in the Guuistream Park Silas and Gerwin t urn Ken- !31 - Into . ,~ ) / 4 t; \ ,, i IV. If • ure is a creature of determina- , ~ ~ 4 I _ -.01111 .oddft~, - Spurs Turn Colonel he offers a wealth of rVations on how the two are similar INNOW]w -qow..Mdumab. 68111 Year, No. 178-Wednesday, I late on which colt is better, but o1y I ( k'-.\ .- -- _ Wfl1fl Jollev. X refuse., to sItsecu. ~ _V5~ t ) V ' f ,,. _____ ______________________________________ __ brothers who keep winning their work days are spaced because of a :1 4-inch height so often that the name &velop;r a cvrtaln ring?" assorted derbies, stakes and apart by eight or nine days. advantage. ) ~~_ ~ "t ~l / / " r I ,____ I e~~ I / -, "_ .11 I/ - , .47 / I - - As for the names, olleyfinds HALLANDALE (AP) - when we fear he's going to do Their fast works tic never them fitting. "If Foolish Pleasure and lion, too much." close together." So often, good horses reest Pleasure stand side by side No stride measurements But neither is trained espe. its hard to tell them apart," claib hard, 'They get long j. ha%e been taken, but Jolle) ceie good names," he muses. says LeRoy Jolley, trainer of lops," Jolley says. "They often assumes Honest 'reaches out "Or is it that after their ex. the two Florida-bred half. work in rather fast times, but fLrther than Foolish Pleasure" ploits, their names are repeate'.iiii ' j ,/"o . .~ -'-, I / .r 1 . / -11 / - —,-, ,~ 6 __ - Foolish Or Honest, Road Still Headed To Ken tucky' _- I J 140) - - - - Tuesd a y, March it. 1976 The Ultimate Spike %r- ------___________________________________________ - - Big Tree East The - nature center mission And the School Board scheduled to get underway on, "We appreciate it very "We need to put that land to e county wi be expected to Tuesday entere- into an September. Mrs. Palmer said. much.work," corrinented Vihlen. provide a parks director, a agreement to deve l op 242 acres Mrs. Palmer, the coordinator Mrs. Palmer explained secretar and two park Beginning in the next school at Big Tree Fast into a county for science and environmental school Officials will just use a park plus tin environmental education, said the education portion of the park in con- year, the school system will nature center for the county's Program Prvsently is designed Juncdon with the county. IU provide a teacher and a porOfficials at the Central table building, while the cOlIntv Florida Zoological Park offered for fifth graders. schcA childrea. land was not leased, as such In attendance at the• m ee ting but an interlocal a°rvement still ic expected to develop and Iandfor use by the schools. But ie comh-u nature center- were School Sunt William ma i n taiin n tervus worth o -i" rawn P nature Mrs. Palmer declined a1 e offer, igirk grew out of a request froal Layers Asst. Supt. Dan Dagg trails. The motion to approve the deciding instead to pursue the ,NI rs. BettiePalmer and School Board Chairman concept was made by CoinOf property at Big Tree By the 1980-1981 school year, for a site to teach a nature Hobert Feather. missioner Richard Williams seiool officials expect to East, which is near Five Points class. Though Feather was late in and seconded by Commissioner provide four teachers, one aide off SR 419. y -_ - - -_ 4, ;!-~~ __ ___ _____ .____. .- - -1--_ - I �.,,-- - -,- ---.-- - _-_ -_-- - -:t:t, .1 — - .1 . -' -- - - ' - ff.r- ___ -'4-_ -- 2t--- Evening Herald Sanford, FLWedriedy, Marchi7l'76 GuiltyPlea_IsWithdrawn Wednesday,March 17, l°7'-3A EveningHerald.Sanford, Fl. • Illinois Victories 'I tx-roliceman i i rini On Drua Charae --aces - NAIION IN BRIEF - -------- — w w - - - w- 7- - - • 3 IT _________________ .1 - -' k ___ . - -:•-;-- Villiam Woodson for sen- arrested by Oviedo police "for that If probation and parole court Jury In the Nov. 3 shootIng trolled substance: marijuana your attitude. If You mess up, tencirg the court noted that possession of certain Items." officials can work It out that of Mary Francis Johnson at after a December arrest by i'm holding this over your head 't get us far" in achieving foreign poliy objectives, nesaid talks with the Soviets have been suspended before nd "1 don't place the imprtance on It some others do," rape as a juvenile, adjudged disposition the court offered Jail and work during the days. Street., Sanford. a mLsdemeanor) and you'll his car on traffic charges, delinquent and sçent time in a White the chance to withdraw Leroy Ervin, 19, of 108 Ms. Davis Tuesday told the Cynthia Anne Morris. 20, of serve five years for it." state boys' school, fnrl 'r". his guIlty plea In the drug case Academy Mi' The court said the seven . ".r" r',mrn!t th Winter Park, was sentenced to The court allowed barktey to and to go to trt'. ;,..hzad tcc .a :r iar ui wa.... " months ir, 4.- ' - •' '"" withdraw his plea and and take probation as agreed iirt)ok 15 released from prison on a guilty plea to at- chance," 34 months probation on ur led '- iieulecI him (or trial. White said he wanted temptedunarmedburg1aryuh ThreeSanfordrnenwbopiead of guilty to attempted grand on the other convictions. .-% WA.SIHNGTON AP) — President Ford's decision to lrnitt imports of specialty steel could Increase prices of smne products to consumers because the imports are 20:o per cent below domestic prices. "" P1I( ''1 WUII,. I i....fJ i b1'i .w'' t*it even officials of the U.S. steel industry, Who h81e advocated Import restrictions, say prices could increase in the short-run. However, they have argued that contimers would ber.efit in the long-run from a strengthened 'IuhsUc steel lndutry. Specialty steel, which is only about 1.5 per cent of total To P rotes t BuageT Cut i BOYS TOWN, Neb. iAP - Boys Town, made famous *_ - _____________________ . . _______ Ford To Receive Shamrock • -:=.i _______ - - _______ T-- - . .• - •• ..... •-... - - . __________ - . ' ~; . r • : -,- the wheelS re rollI ngso set your sig h ts for the •4•_ t,.- .- .--(-. v'.-.-. _.. ;.. .•'-• . }:..' -' - % ._, -., •-'- ". DPI '' • _________________________________________ _______________________________ :3_•. 7 -.- - i—.... S uflinier's coiii iiig a11d .._ u• - ----,.--•. -. --- - r.---•- Jk ''J - .• - JjJ a -. i - - - \b I, , FRIDAY and SATURDAY March 19th and 20th. "• j c -- - .-- - --.- j 4 Live Radio Broadcast See the latest in Recreational VehIcie. '" •' .i.11ifl9 id today he will decline the$15,44.4 ual salary Noting another salary hike for the county corninissioners is scheduled just before the November ekctins, Carlin said he could not "In good conscience" accept any salary for efforts to serve the public "eially when the citizens of Seminole COwlt) deprived of so many projects solely because of an alleged lack of funds." -- -• • consider this October pay raise and possibly start to think of the people Instead of themselves for a change. "My idea of declining this $15, annual salary l.a legal and I have already had opinions on this from the Attorney General's office and from the Internal Revenue Service," Cai'Iln said, The commissioners' salaries are set by state law and are to be increased automatically later this year, according to the law, _ :j f4 • -t - - • ________ - WinterSprings F I re Ra ti n g En111 - I P By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff WeItcr '.;:-?.'..• I - -I, 0 - Legal_Notice ' "' -- t'li!MiS.— Fire Chief Charles Holzman told the City Council Monday night that as a result of a January 21 Insurance Services Office inspection and evaluation of the city's fire protection, the city received a Class 7 rating In all areas wIthin 1,000 ft. of a fire hydrant. lnclid homes In all areas except the Ranchlandi, where the rating went from 10 to 9. Holzman said this would mean a substantial savings In fire insurance premiums for homeowners, varying accorciing the company, He said the evaluation was made before receipt of the new tire truck,completlonofthesecond fire station, and hiring of the two latest firemen. Following the receipt of the additional fire pumper truck now on order and the opening of the Tuscawllla fire station, Holzman said he will request a re-evaluation by ISO In the hopes of ettlnit a further reduction In rating. --Holzman said the City of Sanford, with a rating of -. . -.-. -i'-.' in a LIJU it does not participate mutual aid pact. Council approved drafting an (Continued From Page 1-A) the city and the attack Ofl ordinance and holding a public Stuart. hearing to provide for an secondmansaid,"you'regolna Chief Deputy Sheriff l)uane amendment to the budget In to hurt him." and the the ins Harrell said the burglars went order to fund the hiring of who was beating the deputy through Stuart's wallet, taking another fireman. The $4,665 replied, "It don't matter, If a small amount of cash, needed Includes $4,150 for six we're caught we're up the river Police went door-to-door months salary; $175 (or anyway." the neighborhood Just north of "niforma' t4fl fnr O..Il..,.. f'..-I ('I" 1' -......... I U1fl. -.ips. s.o. ragan Jr. ui '. ias rugm m nopes Of Security and $100 for insurance said today that the bgl.ars finding someone who may have will come from state revenue one described as about six-feet- seen a vehicle leaving the area funds which weu more than tall and the othw about five- but Officers said today they projected in the budget. feet-nIne.inche -stayed In the haven't turned up any leads as wir(iMi id V' ' _____ 'I n CL ____ I )! )1 I1IJJ DUTfl -- aiIi 7'J5.U$ '' ' - P;r - Sn' - - - - noie - jtJ,lSttUt('5t9S? a: ,orn IC. laylor. -- Wednesday, M'rch 17, 1916—Vol. 68 No. 178 - Sicond (this Posta Pail at Sanford, FIorid 32771. Home Delivery, SI jnt, MonIn, 57.40; Monthi, 511 O; Ytar, Si'S 40. ByMail InFtoridasam.e.shomed,Ilvrry Atlother mall Mth. $270 6 Month;, $Jt..Z; 12 MOnths, 137.40, - t— - -----I - - ' '' prison inmates are getting a chance to learn a trade and step to the forefront of a technology that may soon be olettianded by an eneny-sthrvei1 world: Building solar ater heaters 'lucy '. ill be in'. ti-'ci in a program that will test prIsoner-built solar heaters at Forestry Division buildings scattered around the state. grculture Commissioner I)oyle Conner said Tuesday the program would have triple benefits: Providing useful rk for prisoners, testing new developments in solar heaters and possibly cutting state electric bills. Florida Bases To Be Cut By The Associated Press Alter 15yeanasabase of operations, Key West will be olowngraded to a tropical backwater for the U.S. Navy under a Pentagon cutback plan to be announced 10(11))' in t%ashington, SOUTCCS SaY. ongressional sources said late Tuesday that the Defense Department will close or reduce five Florida facilities as part of a combined economy and con• inlation move that will affect 7(1 Navy installations. .'saufley Field and Whiting Field, two of three naval air facilities in the Pensacola area of the Florida Panhandle, '. ill b' af(ect'd by the' cutbacks, Uwsourcc said. )r. , '' •jnn . 'I areormayhc.reafterper,ajn,o Plaintiff, or be vied with, in, or on said premises, even though Ihey be (.'I('IAPI) OUCIIMAO4Pj and MARY detached detachabte 1 WhirII i Iuj(IIIMANU, h'S w'fr, Range, Model RWC 300.A, I Fasco Defendants Ht'od, Model 766; 2 E'ertrl Heat AMENDED fleaters, Model 71 ER SO. 1 Electra NOTICE OF SALE Ceiling Htmter, Model 1100; 1 '.ot,u ii hi ri - by rj'r n that, Century Hot Water Heater, Model rursuant to an Order final SRTSI2DV ,ut'qm,nt of fOrcIoure entered in 'Ii been filed against you and yoc. 5f,,( (,lptloned .'I( t. I *11 V'f' r to rrvi. a cop -v of yojr or or ' Cln,I,4 i.' Funding Bias Claimed a 's. '...' M..'I (o, - ----------- r S nil Arthur U fteqkw,tn, Jr. Cit-i-k of IN' Circu;t Court Iilitan T !i tikin . pu'v (:.-rk "t'fli iit3 ttnythn, P A 1154 fl.lrnctt ft.ink t1'in L.' kt'mvifl,'. T'IOridn 37202 Attor,-,. y fri Plainf 1ff F'tI'th Maut, '1. 1916 DEX-f - . cOrnh)IAnt or petiti, WIT435 my handand these.lof thj$ Court Ott 11* 23rd da of February, 1976 (COURT SEAu Arthur H flP(kwifh Jr Clerk of the Court II: Lillian T. Jenkins Dcputy Clerk Oonatj Maclea's Jr. PD, Drawer X J6CItnyltt,, Ftc. 37203 PublIth March 3. 10, I?. 21. 1975 DEW.ii TAI.1.AUAS.SEE tAPt A Senate subcommittee iis okaved :i drastically revised funding plan for the state's Th -omlIlunitv colleges, which the smaller sehool: eta Un discriminates against thcm. IIi'.evc'r, officials of the stale 1)ivLcIon of Community ('ohlege3 say if a new approach is not adopted, some of the larger schools may not be able to meet pa)Tolls next year. A Senate Ways and Means subconunittee approved the formula Tuesday despite objections raised by community i'ollege presidents in a separate meeting with legislative leah'rs -- rqulrr'.,t 71, in Block Ii of SKYLAFK Office Drawrr X.Jackonvfl, SUBDIVI5IOP4CC0InQtOtPWIat ;, 1176, and ill, the origInal with the of Cli Of 'hit Court ether before -. , •,in or -,t pt.i- u sale. to tho hgh?St nd btst ImmedIat,lytt,e,,a(,er. otherwi a I, for (,flh, ill tbr Writ front default will be entered agalnjf you ""r of thr S'mnnir County for thr rel,ef demanded in the (1 i Askew Favors Pay Hikes TAIJAIIASSF'.E IAP - So!m, Sun.thinc Sthtc C lis. 1.. March I?. 74, 3), April • r • .. ' _ ri it.rnlr . • • 1 Official Admits Goof TM.LAHAS.SEE AP A Department of Tranisirtzittofl ollici at '.'. hii notIfied an advisors' ('011)1 iii ttec of a 'closed sessloil" says he goofed. "It's strictly poor wording," Craver Jones, chief of the I 1O'i"s Aviation Bureau, said Tuesday. "There's no iuestion about it; I goofed there.'' Jones sent LI March Il memorandum to Miation Ad'.isory ('omr,iittee members notifying them of the mnt.'etuig in 'I allahassee next Tuesd;iv - ' ' £L cite auu tO ' --- - a I COSt 0, 0 . . ' - .- - - . - ' - -- --- .atSupeRx! _:__ SHOULDN'T WE BE FILlING YOUR 0QECCTIfi , 1au1a, _ . prescription. Unless you want &.Lt I 1. S '17 or n LIIIS service WIJY pay or i. Pick up your r ,prescription and save _______ 0 ': . . ' your -_'._ ._ £ JI uuvrnic ________ rua_stores :oritie01tbe " i _ -._ - _ __ __ '_ -_ '—.'----,_-- SALE ENDS BATIJRDAY, MARCH 20 g I BAN BASIC ni.u. yes uisaiesn -'-- ,IC 2 _ - IICE CREAM VIVA I CONTAC IJlITDAl _ -_ WI aru.vl CMI a@xt to Itwuf ovAis.YlT'II NAPKINS HALF GALLON COLD CAPSULES i's -"., rMI,rs ur u 140 CT. '"- ROUND : no deiegates. The big surprise, in separate voting for delegates, was the bloc of S that Carter was winning with nearly haU had said - : . ., 01. LIMIT 1 . I "_L) - - LIMIT 1 ' ' _____ j ______________ LIMIT 2 LiMIT 1 4 V - POLISH REMOVER SHAVING CREAM !etF° bound to vote for the candidates to whom they are committed, even on the first ballot. 'l'he Democrats will send 169 delegates to the national con' vention, theilepublicans101. after JERGENS LOTION • VITALIS - SUPER - JOHNSON'S HOLD 2 01. 10 SHAMPOO "' Reg. R. 56 _..,.) " 59 BABY JOHNSON & JOHNSON DISPOSABLE 61 DIAPERS CIlCD urnX oz. NEW BORN is . ITAMINC PUIS11CST1UPS victory and declared, 1 ' - -I •__ SUPERx.GLYCERIP4E not'xc bi former Georgia governor, who now has won four prirn-aries, said the battle for the RECTAL OINTMENT FOOT GUARD SUMMER'S ANT)FUNOAL 4q.h1 EVE (eated turn In Massachusetts, READY-TO-USE .. .'. 0. C — — ___ DENTAL - - ANTiBACTERIAL C 711 — LISTEREX FLOSS JOHNSON'S DISPOSABLE 5 cx. ox.) c; Inmates To Build Heaters to the Pta? theceol as recorded In Piat Book IS, Page 100, Public ReCOrd$oI Seminole County, Together with all structures and Improvements now and hereafter on 19Th _____________________________I laid land, and fixttwe attached OFX 9) thereto: aIsoaIlgas,;team,eI,cj,Ic, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND water, a other heating, cooking, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. refrigerating, lighting, plumbing, FLORIDA. ventilallno. Irrnatfr,n w'"w' al CIVIL ACTION NO. 1S-7337CA-49.0 5ysIem. machines, appliances, .. .. o f T GA C, C ,, fixtures, and appurtenance, which (cWPAliy, ,, corpofalion, obw 'i-t"is'i TAI.I.AIIASSEE APi — Organized crime is starting to expand into Central Florida from IL'; concentration in the southern part of the state, the state Organized Crime Control Council says, "Orgarized crime Follows population growth," the council said in its annual report Tuesday. "Central Florida is attractive economically riot only to ambitious bllSiflCSSflICfl,but alsQ t. organized crime interests." The council said 4lG members or associates of organized trime operate .n Florida nithouh only i of theni are publicly identified its mnoters. a cratic nomination over incumbent Daniel Walker, a long- With °o pe ______ _____ Dak'v s candidate for governor, Secretary of State Michael J. llowlett, captured the Demo- Christian Seeks Pension r,Kuu., proviSions of the FIctItious Name S'.-iti',- . To W,? Section 165 09 rnflt.,st There was another winner remaining one per cent of the vote. Among the Democrats, the tally with 91 per cent counted 'IAI.LAIIAS.SEE iAi'i — State Career Service employcs who worked this year without a pay raise deserve $74 million in increases next year as a reward for their loyalty, C,ov. Iteubin Askew says. 1k' sent his pay raIse plan Tuesday to House Speaker I)onalol Tucker, 1)-Tallahassee, and Senate President Dempsey Bat-ron, D-I'anarna City, who support higher salarIes For state workers. "In view of the fact that no funds were provided during the 1975-76 fiscal year to grant state ernployes pay adjust. tiienLs or merit increases, it is even more imnport.ant for us to take realistic action to restore state salaries to cornIietthve levels and resume merit increases in the 1976-77 budget,'' Askew said. , C'M.i'thMJS'. S,nfrti. 110(1(11 .it 'I O0'i lock A M on Ar,r ,I 2nd, 1975 -_--- I" ChICAGO (API — President no one would win the added, "I will campaign in Cal- Ogilvie, that turned out a heavy lie souldn't miimie tl; two he he would wc\ °" 'i'rk April Ford and Jimr:' Carter were, nomination OIl the first ballot ifornia in the context of a na- Ford vote, expects to be out of the race by 6 prunary, and aides sud he IS as expected, the winners in the and that the national con- tlonai campaign. It will begin to gearing for a duel there with Ford telephoned his Chicago tt Illinois primary election. And '.'ention will turn Into a free-For- materialize in California 'md backers 'athered in a down. The Washington senator said Carter. for Carter, there was an added all. 5pread east if that is the will of town hotel, and paid tribute to bonus in a 3urprl.sing haul of "I intend to be in that free- the people." his paid campaign workers and "elegates. for-all," Shriver said. Wallace said the same thing '. Wi eers a i C. r oru iasmoneu a runaway As Shriver throttled his camL. . Car"Next week is N?rth Carolina victory over Ronald Reagan, paign, California Coy. Edmund tuuis time tnat he uia wh?n ter defeated turn in Florida last and then Wisconsin and on to his filth triumph in as many Brown Jr. told reporters in Sacseek - that he felt good about Kansas City, and Kansas City is primary outings over the con. ramer.to he inter,'ls his hin (or coming in second. the springboard to success on servative Republican challeng- the I)emnocratic nomination he would battle Nov. 2, and we re going to make er. Reagan said be national, Brown said, howthe President Sai(1. Carter, meanwhile, trounced ever, he hasn't decided whether (in in North Carolina and in ;corgi' Wallace. Sargent Shrlv- hit will r.rslirit money or i-wi III Western states where he elaimc Jack5on, in New Y'r i !ty ur rind Fred harris in the primaries outside of the one in he is still doing well, lie blamed Tuesday, predicted the Demo1'n'st-ivatic race, enhancing his his home state. his loss on the Illinois cratic field would be cut by at frontrunrier status and effecBrown, 37, denied he is solely Republican organization, head- least two by the Pennsylvania lively driving Shriver from the a California favorite son and ed by former Go-,'. Richard B. primary April V. counted in the preferential primary, or "beauty contest," Ford had 414,103 or59 rcent Organized Crime Spreading - Ford, Carter Both Score If norm.s from past years hold true, akout five more people will be attacked before the year is out. Wright, 26, of Altarnonte Spring,';, says he was 'bobbing up and down"r . about four feet of water some 50 yards from shore Saturday '.'.twn a shark mauled his left leg. - By ED PRICKE'I'r HeTaJd Staff LegalNotice - I Al.i,AIIASSI-:E Al-' 1 Ex-Lducation Corniiiissioner Floyd Christian's bid to keep his *25,000-a-year pension may be helped by a Supreme Court case which 'as heaily involved in the impeachment probe last year "I former Supreme Court Justice David McCain. ('hristian's attorney, EC. Deeno Kitchen, cited the case 'Nell vs. State in his Tuesday argument to the 1st l)lstrict Court of Appeal. lIe said the decision in the case gave a definition of bribery that required that money be given in return for sonic official act. Kitchen noted that the law on receiving unlawful compensation omitted such a requirement. mm Dafl, and Sunday. eIcfpT Saturday and Christmas Dy tv The Sanford F4eatd, iric, 200 N. French Avi., Sanford Fta. =Jp NEW SMYUNA BEACH iAPi — Glen Wright has tarried the dubious distinction of becumiting the first sunind sw-f lover to 1w atf ocked by a shark along Florida's Ca rsvve II Hired By Horn e I n s u ra n ce Bi i I s ___________________ - -, - ,-•-,•'.- 61 . - - Area Man Is Shark Victim To Cu ii77). ! .1.. ' however, that the city's land property within 500 feet of a does not extend to the water's proposed annexation and edge of Prairie Lake and a rezoning be personally notified A former applicant for city prthlem may be found in of the Impending action and the access, permitted to speak for or planner In Winter Springs was galn In other iction, the cornagainst the matter at city approved Tucadsy by county council meetings whether they commissioners for a federally mission: - Referred to the planning reside within or outside the city funded $10,500-a-year job with and zoning board for recom- limits. County government,, -Wereadvised by Davis that The commission hired mendatlon the petitioned anLeonard Carswell after a nex&tion and rezoning of a the city has notified former parcel bordering Palm Springs Mayor Lawrence Swofford that recommendation from Kwiatkowski, the board's Road from Center Street north It will repair a block wall liaison commissioner for to Oakhurst. The toning damaged during Installation of requested L.a professional office sewer lines on the Lake Florida personnel. Swofford proty. SI Carswell La moving Into the diatñet. position that was sought by Winter Springs Councilman refrigerator and desk will be Irwin Hunter. FICTITIOUS NAME FiCTITIOUS ?AME needed In the new fire house. Hunter appiied in P4otice is hereby given that I Notice t hereby given that I am The hiring of a new city but he turned down the offer ? ngg j at 373 JIfennad In I.tInt planner with CETA (Corn- after he was Informed he rnt Dr., Chuelberry. Seminole County, Lawience Or, Sanford, Seminoi Florida under the fictitious name of County. Forda under the t.ctitlous prehensive Employment resign his council seat to SVNER0V AM B R I C A name of EAGLE NATIONAL Training Act) funding was qualify for the position under ASSOCIATES. and that I intend to HEALTH AGENCY ASSOCIATES. postponed at the request of the county's Comprehensive registersaidnamewithth.,cIn'kof and that intend to register said the Circuit Court, Seminole County. name with the Clerk of the Circuit Councilman John Daniels, Employment and Training Act Florida In accordance with the Court, Seminole County, Florida in who said açpllcants are still (CETA) program. provisions of the Fictitious Name accordance with the provisIons of being Interviewed. He said a When the Issue first arose, Statutes, Ic - Wit: Se-ct ion 165.09 the Fictitious Na me Statutes, To Ciorida Statutei ID57. special meeting might be Commissioner John Kimbrough Wit: Section lAS 09 Florida Stnlutes 5' Randall II TarkMf i957. necessary for the position left asked fur a lega.l ozUon. Publith: March 3, 10. 17, 21. 1975 S James A Strickland vacant by resignation of Mrs. Kimirough said he was not DEX20 Publish: March . 10. 17. 21. 1975 , Dianne Kramer. certain as to the legality Of FICTITIOUS NAME A personnel policy patterned hiring a city clficlal for a Job hi Ufl 'h.tt I If r.uid n Lu.nc',% II) A U ri after one drawn up for the City with county government, 5t • C.isseIb'-rry. i of Melbourne will be discussed Apotent1alconflIctofInter t,tjnty Florida ufldr thi' lictitoul, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. again next Monday at a 7:30 was what Kiinbrough feared Psamr' of PROJECTS UNLIMITED. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL workshopprecedlngthe regular most, and that I intend to register Said CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. name with the Clerk of the Circuit Council meeting, Although Federal officials In Atlanta Court, Seminole County. Florida in NO. 77343CA09.S Coundilmember'sagreedftwas advised the board to seek *ii accordance with the provisionS of ADVANCE MORT(iAGE COR P0 R At ION, a a good docwnent, they in. opinion from Florida Atty. Gen. the Fictitious Name Statutes, toWit: 5r-ctf'n 1550? Ftra .ta?ijt diented 9!ternsticns would be Robert sievin and a ruling Plaintiff, needed to make it fit the Winter from thc Federal Civil Service WIt,jm, Jr * Springs situation. It will be Commission. r'ItI%h A,'.irch I?. 71, ii, April?, 14 AROLDW.ROBERTSMKIANITA MARY ROBERTS, his wife, 1976 placed on the agenda for the Rather 'han wait on those FX 90 Defendants March 29 meeting for Council opinions, Kwiatkowski last NOTICE OF ACTION action, week dedded to offer the TO: Harold W Robcct FICTITIOUS NAME — Residence Unknown Nofjt s hert-ty q'n that I am Bids were opened from 21 posltlontoHunter—ifbewotd 'niwi1 fl tiusinrss a 7600 Orlando sub-contractors on various resign the council seat. Anita Mary Roberts S,nford 337?). Si'minolc phases of completion of the city Rt'Sidince Unknown Though Hunter atfirst said he $ lori%,, untjrr tit' f(t't,Otj YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an recreation building. The would step down, he later said nami of BIG "T" lIRE S WHEEL lctiOflfoforecloseamortgageonth, SERVICE. .incl that I building committee will study adverse publicity prompted followIng property in Seminole r, ,,St(r aI n,im,- wth thc CIrk the bids and make r"nrn. him In litres 0 ku rw''mf t, 4.). wiaij jva 'wr. n Circuit Court, S'-nInolc County, LOt 23. GRANADA SOUTH. ac. mendations to the council. and to stay vlith the city. Florida 'n accordance wtP the (.,i cording frnm, - • - '' visory board, composed of five land for natural filtration t'Davis' law firm, through fore the water is diverted into Longwood City Attorney Ned Prairie Lake. Julian Jr.. announced this week Mrs. Glenn, In presenting the that the notification portion of boar'j's proposal, said the over- the "Mooney" annexation law flow could be swatted across has been repealed by statewide city-owned property to Prairie law. Lake. The "Mooney" law had help staff IL. ;,cw station when and Stuart didn't g't uui Stitart hisnai it Is open, which Holzman hopes look at his aasaI1anj Crime scene technicians went wii]betritheflrstpartofApru "TheytookieveraIhand4w over the house last night and Ok. Ifthecontracth2'finiahesnavfnu Fagan 1d aa'"''" the access road. - He said detectives hbve found that might lead to the burglars. It was pointed out that fur. no comectIon between recent nIiIng.a such as bunks, stove, firearms thefts in burglaries In ('tim • w - '. jo. On - S -' This_Show IsBrpuciht'o_You_k It'. l'he Associated Press I )r. .John Grady has launched his American Party bid Inc thic Senate seat held by Democrat l.awton Chiles by claiming Chiles' five-year record in Congress shows him SIding with liberal Forces. The 45-year.old conservative physician kicked off his i.(ifliI t1u tI"n -. .. IPI' ..,, ... ...,.. .........t. .i, £ UvtUt.$ UIilI' LILiICS-. '"ting record "has been about 2-.io per cent on the conservattyl, constitutional index, which means that he's lIberal from 641 to 841 per cr,t of the time." (;riih said in Taimma, where he held one of flIjiC airport n'ws t'tink'rent-es Tuesday, that he thinks this puts Chiles out of tune wIth Florida voters "who have consistently shown themselves to be conservative anywhere from 60-71) per cent, at least." lie also appeared in West Palm Iteach, Miami, . Thers, Orlando, Jacksonville. T;lllaha.'cc, l'ar,arna ('ity atiti I't'nsniil;t ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - cttzens and two city commis- Received a report from City Commissioners have asked sioners -Sandra Glenn and Cal City Attorney Joseph Davis that consulting engineers, Glace and DeVoney, urged a feasibility he will outline for the cornRadcliffe, to study the problem study of creating a "pop.off" mission next week the legal of flooding in Pot Lake. damming arrangemenc at the procedures for followlnb ctate James E. Carlin, an announced candidate for ri..... RAY r '- I I f-4nlrn 4! ' _ %P%r", By DONNA ESTES lieraid Staff Writer ' • ____ . - - 1, :r&t .-' - -. E - -- - .-----. .1. - Irish Prime Minister Uam Cosgrave, the first Irish head of state to make an official visit to the United States on St. Patrick's Day, will rin a shamrock on President Ford and address a Joint session of Congress. Aldes to Cosgrave In Dublin and a White house sow-ce also said he will use his first U.S. visit since taking office in February 1973 to urge Americans not to contribute to Northern Ireland relief. ri Oiect Saiar( . Ford's projected 1977 civil defense budget. The President has said he will slash the amount available for federal matching funds In civil defense to $71 million - a subotantlal reduction from the orgina1 $123 m'llIon proposed by Secretary of Defense Arthur Schlesinger before he left oflice. In addition, the 1977 budget will provide for matching funds to be granted to local cornmunitles only In event of muclear disaster, By eliminating application of the budget to "all hazard" it will become impossible for jij. vidual civil defense units to secure federal monies in the wake of a natural disaster such .as a numcane or ilooci. _____________________________ for kids, is returning to the lamily type environment envisioned by Its founder. Father Edward Flanagan. Consultant Jim Brown said Tuesday that Boys Town is building 16 cottages on its main campus here to serve 10 boys each with live-in parents. With remodeling of existing Facilities Into similar unit,, the campus will eventually serve up to 500 boys. The program will be expanded to other cities and the ultimate enrollment at satellite units around the nation ill be limited only by the "financial resources we have to tuild them and maintain them." Brown said, Challenger Grady Maintains Altamonte Commission Refers rcommiss;on Aspirant government's proposed reciuction and limitations of its fiscal 1977 civil defense budget. Chairman Joc Davis. acting at the commlttee's regular meeting Tuesday, asked that a letter be drafted tO the U.S. Senate Armed Services Corn- Boys Town To Change Chiles Votes With Liberals, " The Legithaive and National Affairs Committee of the Sanford Chamber of Commerce steel. Stainless is used extensively in the food, che.'rical, textile, pollution control and electrical power industries, bile allo t'tls are used to make tools, including tools fcir the manufacture of nearly all industrial products. I - • LOfli 111ittee IN BRIEF I rjç '..,....-., _______ _____ I in ' Kissinger's (allure to give the Senate prior notice of the suspensions. -, ".. Decision May Boos., p rices ___ - ntnri'4 marijuana to a state un• White's plea negotiations for The case Involved a pound of imprisonment would give him a county jail and then two years involving the burglary V a dercover Casselberry residence in agent. Plea a probationary sentence were marijuana that sheriff's agents chance to get an education and prcbntion. negotiations were conducted on also based on the defendant found under an auto hood at a learn a trade, Judge McGregor withheld December 1914. the basis that if Barkley had no having no prior record, Arthur Lee Brocls told Judge bar In the Midway community, Maria DavIs, 21, of 1117 W. adjudication of guilt and prior record he would receive a When White came up for east of Sanford. 12th St., Sanford, wps sentenced sentenced Paul Edward McGregor that he faces the " -. probationary sertøi'i' Judge 1-' • Hampton said he is the lather and 10 Spencer, 20, of New Smyrna sentences from the other ' drug case. Wuodci notcd that two days of nine children and that no )rars prthatlon. She wae found Beach, to three years counties as cOnsecUtive terms. Judge McGregor told Brooks, Tuesday wbe!i Barkley came after White pleaded guilty in needs to work to support his guilty of attempted second- probation. Spencer had pleaded . 1;. FLORIDA - f State Henry A. Kissinger to consult with Congress on major foreign policy decisions, key senators were not told a plan to penalize the Soviet Union for aiding armed intervention in Angola. Senate Democratir Leader Mike Mansfield, asked if ;irlyone in the Senate was told of the decision to postpone talks nitI the Sovtetson energy, housing and commercial operation, responded. "Not that I know of." • 1I - Former Oviixio policeman 13arkley was allowed to remain probation and was sentenced to dwelling, lie had originally guilty to attempted burglary of larceny of clothing from a store at the Altamonte Mall. Arthur Barkley has withdrawn free on bond. seven years probation, been charged with armed an auto in January were a previously entered guilty plea A 19-year-old Eatonville man1 : A second Oviedo resident In oilier sentencings, Albert burglary. tenc.xI to jail and probation by nfl air'i,t, ,lnin'ni.t, i..,. ...A ,i,_i. -, ,,___.._. .. . . . , ,-. nIr,n,h, 15 uu uLl.u.lJ siij ,uiiv ttJIU UILU UL1[IU un ucouer i.ee :iumpcon, i-year-oio Juc3ge wooison told lrvtn, circuit cow-c uuge ztooerc U. for robbery in Orange County has been seduled for a jury probe of illegal drug activities Midway farm laborer, was who said he went through the McGregor. Charles illilery Jr., 20, and 10 years for aggravated trial the week of April 5 at at Oviedo, Andrew White, 22, sentenced to l clays In county 11th grade In school but can't Sanford. also pleaded guilty Jan. 13 to jailplusfiveyearsprobationon read or write, that he had "a Sammy Lee Lowery, 21, and assault and auto theft in Polk On Jan. 13 Barkley, 25, delivery of marijuana to a state a guilty plea to possession of terrible juvenile record . . . a Wilford Chisolm, 22. were or- County, received a sentence of Key Senators Not Told Of Plan Against Soviets — - - I -- -:..:•-J.- - ox. ' C t ;' -- ;c' ' '' -. Ia" I' Jackson and Udall were not on the ballot in Illinois. Shriver, his campaign al- — LARGE TRASH BAGS - hun, he said. But he predicted CABBAGE - Shipments last '.'. eck totaled 762 carlot c'quivalent.s up 159 fronii the '.'.eek ending March 6 Volume this week is cxpeeled to be less. Trading is active at $225 per crate F.O.B. CARROTS - Voluinc' last week was 50 carlots down 7 from the week ending March 6. SupplIes current week are expected to be slightly less. Trading is moderate at $2.00 per 4&1 lb film bags F.O.H. OIlIER 'EGE'rAHI.Fs - Supplies of other vegetables from Central and North FlorIrt'i continue light. Increase Is expecte'I in Celery and Leafy Items. The first offerings of the spring crop Summer Squash t Zucinni and Yellow Straight neck) were reported in the Plant City area this '.eek. 1'/ BUSHEL GRO RACH '- For iawn and (oil. LA' r ,1c,,;,, -- ,t' i',.1 f .:.Y -'- " ' - - ' - - - 001. if ti' i-."-.,! -.'€.:'.'.4 a' 7 '7 -'. F' - f J'',LI. i—,, .-' A" • .t- J. - 'i " GRO t. -, ,'P . I -6i .,._ - . uf, -. ,,':'-'t. . h... - i' i-'.. 's f.t..,1. - ,L , ..r a rf ,-' 1':.-';, r-'.";''r '-. from fatling . 'cir..,..,.F91,I.iç, i i,t1,r . ,, - Ioxofl ,\ f-( , . ,-y 'Al ''-'-- ,'-'_. '..-- I•- "J . VI 's ".f"' '"'c 'S 'si...1,r, ...p,L'....: 1;,4 t#.'. n' 7,Q, I .i ;',.L'Si .'cr.''' t '4. -, 4 'v.1, 4. t'S. ..ii' i' " 1 , 'i' .. ç1 V5v'.. * .. LEAF RAKE - .7> Polypropylene spin l9tines 18" Vegetable Summary i --- 'no intention of entering any more primaries," except those irilexasandMaryland.IIe'lldo LAUNDRY BASKET --- \ - SUPER CHINCH WORK GLOVES - ., F, - A • 'st ' -k flIA7IIJIflJ - - -i.' , ' ;, fan N .. - Peg ,,14 , ç - •' . - "' "' - u - .," il', , a,, J't ifi'' '- t' .1 'p" 71'f,'.ir.4t- a- i,,"7 .;,)' ' 5 --- .,'• .'' - I..7 - j. -' t.-.f,,','"r' :', i".'!]7-'. ,l,I L ASSORTED GARDEN HAND TOOLS L 1 ,'., . Trtisp1antor, r 1 I Trowel, Cultivator, Peg.79oa. . '5'. .1 . p.j%t . '7 49- , •- , •f,, -'.:. ''I "-'I 'I V.L44 'L— )4 4 ,_. ft - ... ,. ,.t_hL 1 s,, 1 -. '' -' ,. -. - i1 ', "r - - .,j -rs - '.. - .-. ASSORTED SPONGES 'I z !"t - L,;7..rst' A V " .' 'i"l.'-'-i-t"2 • ;'X . ""A - :' '.. ,t. "t'$ i11't.. A5 -' - - . 7' ' • - '.' • .,,I'.'4ih7 ,... -'; . '* '•' -. TI- r7 è1 ____ ___ 4, �_________ ----_--._--L,. 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. _ I-. __ Ill _ a --- :,~ ~_~` i,~t-O _~J _Il- ____ -- ------_. - .: - -r -r iiuijor foreign plicy decisions, key senators were not told - .-: --.. .... - - -- - - - - . .-- ;4 Sanford. On Jan. 13 Barkley, 25, pleaded guilty to delivery of pleaded guilty Jan. 13 to delivery of marijuana toasthte undercove r agent. marijuana to a state un. White's plea negotiations for dercover agent. also Plea a probationary sentence were jailplusfiveyearsprobationon a gui lty plea to possession of con trolled substance. I ---~ . . intervention In Angola. the basis that lf Barkley had no Senate De, mocratic Leader Mike Mansfield, asked if having no prior record. prior record he would receive a tnyie in the Senate was told of the decision to postpone harm the Midway community, When White came up for east of Sanford. probationai- sentence In the sentencing Tucdav 1ud' talks with the Soviets on energy, housing and commercial drug case. I ~ llamntnn thj sentenced 12th St., Sanford, was sentenced Ic (h fn'Ir n flv L prLc rd 1 Edward Paul I Arthur Lee Brooks told Judge !fl McGregor that he faces the . operation, responded, "Not that I know of." "Maybe he %_'~,?-!n't censWer it major," he said of Kissi nger's failure to give the Senate prior noti ce of th e silspensions. He added that "threats or the implication of threats won't get us far" in achieving foreign policy objectives. lie said talks with the Soviets have been suspended before 'on. S1)e was found years probati Decision May Boo c I Prices - iAt') President Ford's decision to limit imports of specialty steel could Increase prices of sorne products to consumers because the imports are 20WASHINGTON ttee - per cent below domestic prices. The exact effect on prices won't be known right away, :i1 - r% "a"., ' '. . - rw'1l'pc,nhI$q1;iy'rooc'.-.-.,..,% in the short-run Howeser the have argued that con U Sanford Chamber of Commerce U S. steel production, is primarily stainless and alloy tool began a protest of the federal steel. Stainless is u-ced extensiveiy in 0e food, chemical, textile, pollution control and electrical power industries, ihile alloy tceLs are used to make tools, including too for the manufacture of nearly all industrial products. government's proposed reduction and limitations of its Senate Armed Services Corn- bv it 1938 film and made wealthy by people with a soft spot mittee objecting to President Ford's projected 1977 civil defense budget. The President has said he will slash the amount available for federal matching funds in civil defense to $71 million a substantial reduction from the original *123 million proposed - Boys Town, made for kIds, is returning to the family type environment envisioned by its founder, Fa ther Edward Flanagan. Consultant Jim Brown said Tuesday that Boys Town is building 16 cotta ges on its main campus he re to 10 boys each with live-in parents. With remodeling of existing facilities into similar unit.,, th e campus will per cent at least will be limited only by the "rmancial resources we have to build t hem and maintain tiem," Brown said. Schlesinger before he left of- fice. In addition, the 1977 budget will provide for matching funds Ford To Receive Shamrock to t* grated to Imal corilmunities only in the event of BI? muclear disaster. I WASHINGTON tAPI - Irish Prime Minister Liam Cosgrave, the ru-st Irish head of state to mke an official visit to the United States on SL Patrick's Day, will pin B eliminating application sh.amrock on President Ford and address a joint ression I of Congress. of the budget to "all hazards," It will become Impossible for indi- Aides to t.osgrave in Dublin and a %ThIte House source Eye , .4 : .: ! 44T -. L__-7-E - X-,~;; ~.-71 -~ iL__ 11! . . - _ e t&ihi WV o - _1 signts for the _ SA_ ~Wi~ I i.tf D P ~~~~~~~, ~ I __ I or a ": - - -___-_ 11 R ECEV , -__1 . lin L~M__ - - -- f- , • - #. i~. __ t,~ T-t i-4, i-i ~ 47 4-,-;_4 t : I This Show Is Brouqht Sanford Rec Vee sure rime Newman Motors funds which were more than projected in the budgel Camp-A-Rama Gee Campars was what Kimbrough feared Safari I . 11 - T T off .. w _.,f-r-"-f,!"-t!4 - f T - I - - - - - 1. ! ''''' - 11THT • - . .1 . ~ . in the first part of April if the contracUw finishes paving It was pointed out that fur~___ 4- ... nWdnp such as bunkii, stove, n St ti.'n('s 0 tu A Cs%rlbirry , 0 lawrer.ce Or. Sanford, Seminole County. Florida under the f,cIitious name of EAGLE NATIONAL HEALTH AGENCY ASSOCIATES, anyway." Police Capt. C.B. Fagan Jr. -- r,;?:,.. deserve V4 million in increases next year as a reward for their loyalty. (ov. Reubin Askew says . lie sent tits pay raise plan Tuesda y' to House Speaker Donald Tucker. D-Tallaha&we. and Senate President i , %~ I i DEXit I .•..e.•.. •. PORATIOPI. a A. 0 " HAROLDW RODERTSandANITA MARY ROBERTS, h-s wife, Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO: Harold W Robefts Unknown 0, ; I Anita Mary Robert& Dr v,. S.inlord '2111. . Srminole Rmidence Unknown I-,,,,' ,nlv. I lo,IoA. uncitf fhe tictitious YOU ARE NOTIFICO Mot an -omt M BIG "T- TIRE & WHEEL I twend to 'I in Seritnoit' 5wtP , :Itrk y.followi n g ,ef County. Florida. ole Lot 25, GRANADA SOUTH, ac. F lorlda in Accor povisions of the FctItiou Name cording to the Plot thereof as ,ecorow in Piat Book is. page loo. Public Records of seminolt county, ~Ivrlua slatutel 1957 Florida. 5: Tom R. Taylor, Sr. Together with &11 structure-, en(s P0,11sh APArch 17. 24. 31, April 7, Improvements now and hereafter on 19?6 ~ (J AMENDED f~(l r(CE 4af,S MLV . . good Stuart house N,rsu,int to an order or a I'nai SRT$i2')v uoumrnt nl Ioreclojure t-ntrud tn has been tIled against "Ibey took several handguns over the house last ;,igh t &W from the house," Fagan said. again today searcW ng for clues He said detectives hhve found that might le ad to the bWgWa* F10 connection between remt ftemm thiefts in burg1itries in . - I THURSDAY, MARCH 16 Oven F)dtd Chickm Wb4" Potatm Grftti Be&= Deskn1—MrgL Clialee e Ui I11% The Associated Press Vter 153yearsas a base of(4wrationus, Key West will tx a Pentagon cutback plan to be announced today in id ihities In the Pensacola area of the Florida Panhandle, .d~,I) %%ill beaffectedb% tli(.L'titi);i(.'L-~.tll(.."()Lirct-.;siiitl, . F unding Bias Claimed C TALLAHASSEE lAP, A Senate subcommittee 1i.is OkJ%e(l I (tt'aStICliIl) revised funding plan for th -- yo an (l.iInt thsirtitisn,ites I . Aritwor it 13- thwith. Jr, Clufk At the 0' t't'ty Clerk Smith drVI ItiN,111ril, P A, 016 FlArrvIt HAnk 1111,1#11TV1 )- h" -ivill,-, FloridA 37M Ponfru vs frw Fin nfitt 11 ml,stl marol'i' l. !7A VEX" , . . -- - Wednesday. March against thun C)Ilegessa~ ifanewapproach is not adopled.soine of tlW ' I lie wouldn't name the to he he would win New Yorks April expects to be out of the race by 6 primary, and aides said he is t - I - SAVE MONEY ESCRIPTIONS ago DELtVERIES . . a dd to the cost of your prescription. Unless you want or need this service why pay for It? . 2 - 1.arger schmis may not beable to meet payrolls next ) - ear. . A Senate Ways arxi Means submimnittee approvM the formula Ttwsday despite objections raised by community college presidents ina separate meeting with legislative ___ ____________________ ____ --.1 "I'IWfl WE BE FILLING YOUR 0 -.- - -'. -. - ' . V to whom they are committed, even on the first ballot. The Democrats will send 169 delegates to the national con- '-. '. Ad - ~ - x NAIL I - II HOLD 4 -_ °" L-W- 4 Reg SEW * - FOOT I DISPOSABLE DOUCHE DEODORANT V N1 ..... I " &pe eiirn "Ii'' 1 4.q • j SUPPOSITORIES IllS oil ____ LISTEREX DENTAL FLOSS ______ she t * u.,Il.P Ii JOHNSON'S BACTERIAL C SCRUB peg 89 _j_ .-~ ---_- -- . C l " 4$ ' J I LARGE TRASH on the ballot in Illinois BAGS & __ Clm-wwvo Capacity For to" wid 1"f. ), e t Out LEAF , WORK \ RAKE . 'Vegetable Summary Shipments last week totaled 762 carlot ' Volume this week is ex- 1 'U X-14 i'k• -0 16.~*. '. .. 1. 1" OVEN /it , / _X lt;;~ 5 of. - f"' '''i""l' 6 . 1.19p(. REFILLS..... lox COUff (A IN 2,Vd day of Jr. . ,* DEW lis Official Admits Goof . & TAlLAllA&SEE iAPi — A Department of Trans. iiI 'a hit notified ,in ,itlusory conimittet' tI,i IxirLitiomi off 0, Lillian T, jenkins th,Pvly Clerk ,Supplies of other vegetables from Central and North Florida continue — February, 1916 C. Donald MacLean jr. P 0 Cws*tr X JACkizAville. Fla, I= - 1 09 i m. __ - 4 ~ ,~ _~~~ .~.= - -= ~ ~_iZ4 ~___v 0 t:,!.-,ff-k-N901 . ; : . . (- losed ~xssion says lit- goofeft. -ft's strictly poor wording." Grover Jones, chief of the . IX)'I"i Aviation Bureau. said Tuesda%. "Ibere's no (Itit-stion about it; I go,ofed there." Jones .sent ;, .Slarch 11 ineinorand,fin to Aviation Ad'. isory Com mittee members notifying them f the filet tui in TiIlukissce next Thesd;ii light. Increase is expected in (.eler, and Leafy items no first, offer ings of the spring crop Summer Squash i Zucinni and Yellow Straight neck) were renorted in the Plant 0 y area this 'a uk -- .,. .. , 1. P00_ - AT THiSt STORIS. 1002. -.- SANFORD P 0 AVE '_ 19 I I I t .. " J! t . CASSELBERRY REU BUG ROAD a SR 416 Reg. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS LIM IT 1 . ,_ SYRUP REGULAR OF SUPER ALL ITEMS AVAILABLE INTY FAIR JELLY BEANS HERSHEY AMPAX 40s LIMIT 1 - tr__ =-X__;X_~~_,~ V M --- WIT (.tei'I. o f tne Court - _. CGr1pIa.nt or p-'t,tion (COURT SEAL) ,"-'C,'-s M TRAY PAINT ROLLER GLOVE I _qQ1 - -,~:f_i~_"~Fzl,i -. 1,1:(,` Peg HAND 4 ER 33 wid. ,-,~ Bag ' •' Reg. 1.99 ". & 1, I PAINT BRUSHES I 1 57c " 140.1 last ieek was SI) carlots I k ,h " 9" PAINT ROLLER REMOVER 199 SPRAY ES "-- - 24 as. "r-A ending March 6. Supplies current week are exmct(41 . to be slightly less. Trading is moderate at S100 per 48I lb film bags F.O.B. CLEANER 14 .-,, -if k QJ: I lqy g , ~ 'e, Ult. ,-- ! f ~ C~-, I ''' C I — t per crate CARROTS — Voluille 99 GALLON UTILITY PAIL C_ FOAM 34 •" . 'r nM ~ .- - ^- MART ASSORTED GARDEN TrowW. I Iii I .4-f-I i HAND TOOLS 1 i1j i equivalents up 159 froili t.he %%eek ending March 6. itt $2.25 I fN~~:5125~;V,r_ V , " Reg. 1 J'~ I 4 T_ - ~_ t:_1_,=f! 'I ~- tl I i _11W_ 'I,;10 1-- N," -. -,,~ ,_- I-&T~Y477."_ . V . - - Z: 4 -1 -44 f DIAZINON 18'pan 9 19 tinei 99 GRO II Z - i GALLON GLOVES 8-01. • KILLER 1.39 1~ 1-1 1~ " ". go ~ Reg. Box of 7 alreadv on the ballot pledged to 111111, I,c Said. [lilt lie predicted ROACH - ~~ . ,L__ _ -r * t design gx9vents Imm things f"xn falling "J ! -- ~ I m7---, 1_,,t -I ___ T ~ - _ n__~~=f!7_i_! -1 -.~ i- ~_ . 1~ ,_ - ~ __~ -1 -t .- 1_ - .. .I., 9 AM GRO 1% BUSHEL 5-buthel - _J I I LAUNDRY BASKET - Shriver, his campaign ,ifread), ailing after bad showings in New England, said he has "no intention of entering any more primaries," ex cept th ose in Texas and Maryland. He'll do AN ~i~& - :. ., Washington, . with U.S. Rep. Morris K. Udall possibly 'Iianging in." Jackson and Udall were not - - -i- I ax. N1. Jackson _of CABBAGE I L Peg 1.19 - I:; ;:;r,._ AMTI- 4 fl. 01. 4Vz - E I W 2 e,.i ' ______ S ol. UST - " RECTAL OINTMENT READY40"USE FUNGAL i '. A.7;_~ a, FOOT NEW BORN 68 r.-, r- ' 9 SHIPS II - GUARD ANTI- L, Is 0l r,1ij - -- JOHNSON DISPOSABLE DIAPERS _____ iI '. suburbin counties, said lie *'(lid no t expect to win nearly this I Wi ' SUPERX _ -_ / I 'J,I'J ( , d r JOHNSON'S a 59 Reg. BABY _.-- • . -_ - . 11 SHAM1`0 ru — li- e 4r . ~~ CREAM MU VITAMIN --- I i -1111 t') • • 7.e ....'. :.- .-;' / 1L / ~~ 1101 SUPERX 10 OZ. to win the nomination." (tt1er, whose delegate slates iere successful in rural an 41i,14- r' ...S SHAVING : -,,,. - - .1 LOON / ~% I' . \ SUPERx REMOVER VITALIS 1.1%. . . ....I., .1~ I JERGENS ..' LI / I ' -_ . . . L kL- &_ ' _~_ - _______ Ø \S ." IT 2 .- 9 4 4 'i' % A~ "; 14 1%,f - after victory and declared, is active F OH ,I ,. P 9 .. - - N "Thiit's a great victory and another real clincher in our effort .Sen. Henry - . -' - ':. - LIMIT I ___ ' abli would wind up hetsen hlmnsell and the man who dclested him i MRcht1c'ttc 1 I ~ OY a I 11 ______________________________ vention the Heublicans 101 Ford called his supporters: big, The former (eorgta go%er. ~ C C -1 1 1MIT I . was winning 87 committed to Sen. Adlai E. Stevenson Ill, who Is not a candidate. - - - hh- LIMIT I b.- $r 11_ -_ • -' -- MW I . I-- 1. - ~~. - ___ - %!_ -- ROUND L0J i'\' * _- CREAM HALF GALLON 0 L , iLDj ,., ' . I . h C C - ' "massive achievement." Daley . 7 .. 4 1 . ~ ~ ~"I % -I I &&Z __ ~ ICE COLD CAPSULES PACK OF 10 I MM; 0-% ning with nearly half the voting counted. His camp had sa id getting just 25 would be a Among the Republican.s, with nearly half the votes cowited, Ford had M, Reagan 13 and 15 were uncommitted. ' 17hose elected from the 24 mrigressional districts are not CONTAC __ \ 5 ;~ A ~ ,I C1 ___ ! -- __ I - ,qq m 140 a 11 - = -'..! '-. - BORDENS NAPKINS " - - SHOULDN'T - -__ Pick up your own prescription and save at SupeRx! - VIVA #1 - - ..- ' 1I"t - I HOW TO '--' -' " OP4.l. - S - I' Ak ', Howevur, (ifficials of the state Division of Communitv si~001VISION " according P) the plot ,hi wif iis rr(ordcd in Plat Book 17, " 761 And fill 1110 Of 19inal with the PAar is of the Public Records of Cl#fk Of thil Court 0111her before ' S- otv~nalr county, F Wida WrvlC1 On Plaintiff's attorney or .11 P11-11C %air, to the highrit 8 MI b"I ImMedlafflY therealler., otherwise a ~ I -00l f I(W (Ath. at th, Wril front default will be tntered against you , - -.. a ' ;! voting for delegates, was the bloc of 57 that Carter was win- ,,t~1 t1,*-s'-'8 (ommunity colleges, %;Iuch the smaller sch(x,], *11, Itio- ~;rowriv %itumra ,ri wrillrn detentei, " innnIi'Crnjnty Florida dc-%crbed MacLean 'md Brooke, plaIntIf '" .. . thatonlyto"protect"delcgates facilities as part of a combinexI economy and enn-lidation itim ' tallations. .iufley Field and Wiiting Field t%o of three naval air .p y ()f your S4inlon,j. F Iors,j ,t I I 00,)'(1cKk A M on Apf H 2na, 1916 17, 1916-Vol. 68, No. I7$ 0 (ongressional sources said late Iuedai that ttw Defense I)epartment will cloe or reduce live Honda I)W, I • ases Washington, sources say. Heaters, MndeI 24 ER 50; 1 Electra ~Stblti, hwtjoel ittered 'iround the stat under Range. Model RWE 3M.A; I Falco 1400d. Nindel 266; 2 Efectri Heat Clks%mq; Slmnshinf-' State , prLson ininates are getting a chance to learn a trade and step to N, forefront of a technology that may soon be demanded by an energy-starved world: Building solar %%ater heaters They %%ill be involvLd in a progiani that "ill test prisoner-built War heaters at Forestry Division buildings on a % eeaint PlaintilI or be uSed wit h. premiWs. even though they be D#fenlanls. AL me Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner said Tuesda ~ the program would have triple benefits: Providing useful mork for prisoners, testing new developments in solar rs un possi bl y cutti ng, state electric )illS Slid land and fIxtur attathnd , c ~) ,,,I Hilf- 11MANN, hiS wde. , - _' __ . I separate manes said the battle for the neaers ' .. ..."_ The big surprise, in ., -• REG. OR NEUTRAL The race measures po pularity- but nets the winner nmaes o s . Shriver 189,587 or 16 per cent Democratic nomination prob.. Residence . BAN BASIC Carter 560,977 or 48 per cent Wallace 34.632 or 28 per cent budget," Askew said. I, - . . .. remaining one per cent of the vote. Among the lkioocrats, the tally with 91 pet cent counted nor, i4ho now has won four pri- CON Delaware cor. (Yinie aceno Whnirlanq womf I "t by The Stnford Herstd, Inc.. it* N. frmch Avo , S&RION, Ff& Wyl, Wond Class Post&#* Paid 41 Sanford, Florid& 32711. 140 mv Dtili vef V, SS Cents; M-onlh, 12.40; 4 Monfhs, 114.2c; yeaf. 171 #0 SyMall- 1 nFW1datam*,p%h0M#de1ivfr,r; Auotnprmao , ie !975-76 fiscal year to grant state emploves pay adjiv,t.1 ittents or merit increases, it is even more important for take realistic' action to restore state salaries to cmnpct1t1e le vels and reumne mnerit increases an the 19fi-77 Plaintiff, irlwi)h wvolam%, ir FICTITIOUSNAME 41titl 'Sh(r(by cliwrc that i am finding someone who may have tall and the other about five- but offIcers said today they feet.nlne-inches_gayodjn haven't turned up any leads as PLbI,'IItd Ditty a'sd SuNday •si'ept Saturday and Christmas Day t)emnpsey Barron, 1)-Panama City, who support higher salaries for state workers. In view of the fact that no funds were pro vided (iurmn' V I3 CB • \ - *1 .1, to 281,013 or 40 per cent for bound to vote for the candidates . Wit: Section U509 Florida Satutes )Oration, (fg,rtt,u%, -- ime Interests" Askew Favors Pay Hikes name with ttw Clerk of the Circuit name wilh the Clerk of 1he Circuit mi We Cun'yFioIda me with the the the neighborhood just north of 25th St. last night In hopes of -t- March cr - '°" THE CIRCUIT Cnunly. Florioa. under IN- 10110-u% COUNT PjArnr of PROJECTS UNLIMITED. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. one described as about dx4eet. seen a vehicle leaving Ow area get a but also to organized I- \IId\hI,\,SFF .AP State Career . employes who worked th is year with out a pay raise I . Reagan. Perennial Illinois • • then are publicly Identified as moisters. r-t F X 910 Deputy Sheriff Beaten - - _. . 'f'(1.Qffl — PlAhSh V.Ir(h 17. 24, 31, April 7. Tlie fireman will be needed to shadows in the darkened Njuse to how (lie burglars left the Wednesday, - ~ I lcf S i me's A SIn PubIith March) 10 . . Ford had 41.1,103 or 59 per cent "Organized (-rime follows population growth," the council said in its annual reixirt Tuesd,ay. "Central Florida is attractive e(onomically not only to ambitious t ,...,L.,. no delegates, no couiie'll sald 486 members or associates )f -d crime cjwrate in. Florida although only 9i o! o - mary, or beauty contest," rime Spreading d that I intend to register Said CUlT P4 AND FOR SEMINOLE Federal officials In Atlanta School Menu - - FICTITIOUSNAME Bids were opened from 21 POaitlontoflunter-ifhe would help stall the new station when and Stuart didn't ,1! ~ N : - _4 - '- - L", . . PUbiIthMa,ch3 101721 1976 DEX 70 OF X 91 will come from sute revenuel, 11 I.. .1 I .+$! _ - - .- 1 Council meeting. Although Security and $100 for insurance said today that the burglars &,itjjittiiutii' t-t'ntratlon in the southern part of the state, the state Organized (rime Control Council says. 0 Florida in accordance *Rh the Court, Seminole County, Florida In Provision% of the F10111ous Name &ccordame with the provisiom of Statutes, To-Wit: Section 06S 09 the Fidiflous Name StalLfies. To Florida Statutes %PSJ. Wit: Section $43.09 Fioridi Statutes 5: Randall 11. Tackc, 19*"* months salary; $175 for uniforms; $240 for Social I - the Circuit Court. Seminole County, another fireman The $4,665 replied, "It don't matter If a small amount of cash needed includes $4,150 for six we're caught we're up the river Police went door-to-door in S00 the0 latest In - èt1 t TALLAHASSEE (All) - Organized crime is sta rting to expa nd Into Central Florida from its con- Council approved drafting an (Continued From Page I-A) ___J thef elo: also all 9as, %team. electric, the city and the attack on IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND water. and ef heating, cooking, holding a publiC c Stuart FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY refrigerating lighting, plumbing hearing to provide for an second man going Chief Deputy Sheriff Duane FLORIDA. ventilating, Irrigating, a anwndment to the boidget in to hurt him." and the the man Harrell said the burglars went 'I fl-lurm and appurtenance, which order to fund the hiring of who was beaung the deputy through Stuart's wallet, taking (OVPANY, a Florica t0rfY)r,1hQn, now are of may Recreational Vehicle& ill 4~ ______ Florida under the l4ctitou name of VUER&V AMERICA ASSOCIATES, a, that I Intend to before receipt of the new fire needed to make it fit the WInUr from the Federal Civil Service mutual aid pact o Live Radio Broadcast ., - - !'— A personnel policy patterned hiring a city official for a job afteronedrawnupfot' the City with county government. of Melbourne will be discussed A potential conflict of Interest Holzmnn said the City of MAY A 0 0 ___ ii .,c.. FICTITIOUS NAME Dr.. Cassetberry, Seminole County, ; Sanford, with a rating of 5, has the lowest in the county bmu3e it does not participate in a March 19th and 20th. --Liu - ]in ..- - .-'•: SHR • Organized Nofice ti hereby gsvm that I am eN&gtd in busin"s at 3?3 jeff "son engaird in buslne%s at X8 Sir Councilmembersagreeditwas advised the board to seek crdL to. th 1k a ol dot, Lhy Litrorni Atty. Geri . said the evaluation was made dicated alternations would be Robert Shevin and a ruling addltlon.aj fire pumper truck ,, ,.,,., tuilawful compensation omitted such a requirement. Notice is hereby given Mal I am certain as to the legality of now on order and the opening of su~-contractors on various resign the council wat. the Tusrawilla fire sUtion, phasa of completion of the city 11hough Hunter at lkst said he Holzman said he will request a recreation building. The would step down, he later sald re-evaluation by ISO In the building committee will study adverse publicity prompted hopes of getting a further the bids and make recoin- him to turn doisn the county job reduction in rating. mendations to the council. and to stay wit.1 the city. FRIDAY and SATURDAY I - __ . __ -__ _1 - Dianne Kramer. truck, completion of the second Springs situation. It will be Commialon. fire station, and hiring of the two latest firemen. March 29 meeting for Council opinions, KwialkowskI Following the receipt of the action. week decided to offer -_ I FICTITIOUSNAME S - IN -I • n r~ I— - - , -mn ;Ifi'ial act. Kitchen noted that the law Ofl receiving tusinessme g ,. mayor. bribery that required that money be given in returt, for limits. Legal . stores With 90 per cent ' . - --- I)istrict Court of Appeal. lie said the decision in the case gave a definition of postponed at the request of the county's Comprehensivf, rt-jio -, :aid name with !he Clerk of and that I Intend to register mid homeowners, varying ac- - , "' 1 ---.- refrigerator and desk will be Irwin Hunter. neeW in the new fire house. Hunter applied In Decembm, The hiring of a new city but he turned down the offer areas except the R.anchlands, where the rating went from 10 to 9 $ 4: V S position that wm sought by Winter Springs Councilman 'T - . .. _________________ - candidate Lay Daly got the Swofford Carswell Is moving Into . -- - AP Ex-Education ('omit. 1 \LlhI AI'j lilissioner Floyd (1hriStidn's; bid to keep his SAOWa-year pension may be helped by' a Supreme C.oumt case which %% as heavily involved in the in. peachment probe last year of former Supreme Court Justice David McCain. Christian's attorney. E.C. Deerto Kitchen, cited the case Nell vs. Statei in his Tuesday argument to the Ist ' • By JANE CASSELBERRY Hervid Staff Welter . Christian Seeks Pension -WereadvisedhyDavisthat The commission hired mendatlon the petitioned as,nexatlon the city has notified former and rezoning of a Leonard Carswell after a parcel borde ri ng Palm Springs Mayor Lawrence Swofford ti recommendation from mean a substantial savings in ssorkshopprecedlngthe regular mt T- - : ~_ I'., - -~. Fire Rating To Cut Home Insurance ll fire insurance pren-durns for 0 to wiatkowski, the board's Road from Center Street north it will repair a block wall liaison commissioner for to Oakhurst. The zoning damaged during installation of requesW is professional office sewer lines on the Lake Florida persotinel. Holzman said this would again next Monday at a 7:30 4 _ - This includes homes In all Att 0 ~K Winter Springs county goverranent. th set your I - and zoning bor.rd for recom- -. . - -— \... - - Evening Herald, Sanford, FL ' III other action, the corn- against the matter at city approved Tuesday by county council meetings whether commissioners for a federall y mission: Referred to the planning reside within or outside the city funded $10,500-a-year job with received a Class? rating in all special meeting might be Commissioner John K'nbrough B5 ihui 1000 IL of a fire necessary for the position left asked for a legal opinion hydrant vacant by resignation of Mrs Kimbrough said he was not . = . .. The commissioners' salaries are set by state law and are to be increased automatically later this year, according to the law. ' coming and -. . #;, S!4 General's office and from the Internal Revenue Service," Carlin sa id Insurance Services Office in- Councilman John Daniels, Employment and Training Act Iii - "My idea of declining this $15,000 annual salary is legal and Ihave already had opinions on this from the Attorney i a re ro ri ':::.. County "I think it might be wise for the entire commission to ..- 616 Wright. 26, of Altamonte Springs .SIle was "bobbinle '. say up arid down" about four feet of water some 50 ' from , Jv,re Saturday when a shark numled hi:i Ir!t It.g. Lake. The "Mooney" law had Mayor Norman Floyd said, required that persons owning however, that the city land property wi thin feet of a By ED PRICK Err proposed does not extend to the water's annexation and HeraldStaIlWirfter edge of Prairie Lake and a rezcnlng be personally notified A fortner applicant for city problem may be found In of the impending action and permitted to speak for or planner in Winter Springs was gaining the access. him WS 1k (1)le Ill be attacked btfoi-€ the ',tar is city-owned property to Prairie law. ary 21 - - : - x which means that he's ' l? 9..rp.v 4'e..-.- . ' : ~ for Cong ress Atlantic beachei in 19'it)- . I G The city's water quality ad- lake to pem-dt overflow acrow law in artnexatiorm. visory huard, composed of five land for natural filtration beDavis' law firm, through fore the water is diverted into Longwood City' Attorney Ned Prairie Lake. Julian Jr.. announced this week Mrs. Glenn, in presenting the that the notifica tion portion of bo4 ,rd's proposal, said the over- the "Mooney" annexation law now could be swailed across lias been repealed by statewide By damming arrangement at the ' : following state qwfion and evaluation of the who said applicants are still (CETA) pr(,gram. city's fire prokTtion, the city being interviewed. He said a When the issue fim arose, -___--_. ___ procedures WINTER SPRINGS- Fire planner with CETA (Corn. after he was informed he must Chief Charles Holnnan told the prehensive Employment resign his council seat to I A A City Cou ncil Monday Monday night flu , Training ra,n,ng gCi; funding iUflulng was qualify for we position tmucr Summer s N of flooding In Pot Lake. " 'i"" rarned the dubious distinction of becoming the first sunand surf lover to be attuktiI hi a 'shark alunj h"lorlcla's Carswell conslderthisOctoberpayraIseandpossi blys.t to tMnk of th e people Instead of themselves fora change secure federal monies in the wake of a natural disaster such as a hurricane or flood, __________________________________________ mission next week the legal . delegates. for-all," Shriver said. Wallace said the same thin' volunteers alike. Ford fashhoaed a runaway AsShriver throttled his camthis time that he did when Car' " Ne' t N orth Car olin victory over Ronald Reagan, paign, California Gov. Edmund ter defeated him in Florida last en Wisconsin and on to his fifth triumph in as many Brown Jr. told reporters I week a lie e about Kansas Kansas City is City, and primary outings over the con- ramento he intends his un for corning - second. the springboard to success oil serv. battle Nov. 2, and we're golngtomake rr Reagan said he would he national. Brown said, howCarter, meanwhile, trounced ever. he hasn't decided whether on in North Carolina and in it," the President said. ('eone Willart' S. s'r't c!ris h '' tU sol icit miwney o'- ran in Western s'a'es where he claims Jackson •n 1y er a'' nd Fred Harris in the primaries outside of the one in he is still doing well. Ile blamed Tuesday, predicted the DemoDemocratic race, enhancing his his home state, his loss on the Illinois cratic field would be cut by at frontrunner status and effecBrown,37, denied he is solely Republican organization, head- least two by the Pennsylvania I lively driving Shriver from the a California favorite son and ed by former Coy. Richard B. primar y April V. cont There was another winner, , 61 icy, who was trying to restore I 0 R his political clout in the race IIlimiols voters cared most about. I -. 1) dci s candidate (rr 'overm,or, -_ I , .st:tTelar) of State Michael J. Hewlett, captured the Demo0 -. cratic nomination over ind Lumbent Daniel Walker, a long11 time political enemy of the (" 0 ;nfn;nr Area Man Is Shark Victim Receised a report from Radcliffe, to study the problem study of creating a "pDp.off" Al Ile also appeared in West Palm 11each, Miami, Fort I I f .. consulting engineers, Glace and DeVoney, urged a feasibility he will outline for the corn- lack of f un ds" vidual civil defense wilts to lso said he will use his first U.S. visit since taking office in February 1973 to urge Americans not to contribute to Northern Ireland relief. - . - - - -is expected, the winners in the and that the national con- tional campaign. It will begin to gearing for a duel there with Ford telephoned his Chicago then. Illinois primary election. And vention will turn into a free-for- ifi at e ri al ize in California an(I backers, gathered in a downThe Washington senator said Carter. for Carter, there was an added all. spread cast if that is the will of town hotel, and F.mid tribute to bo nus in a surprising haul of "I Intend to be in that free. th e people." his paid campaign workers and Mers, Orlando, iaeksoviIl, TalInhacee I'an;imn ('il' lin ' City Commissioners hdve asked sioners -Sandra Glenn and Cal 0ty Attorney Joseph Davis that said today he will decline the $ 1 5,444 annual salary. Noting another salary Nke for the county Con)mnissiooeNisscduled just before the November elecc tions Carlin said he could not "in good catscience" aCcept 'an y salary for efforts to serve the public "especially when the citizens of Seminole County are by Secretary of Defense Arthur citizens and two city cominis- - -., . - - -.-- .- .. .- - NEW S.MYRNA BEACH (AP) - Glen Wright has : - Democratic nomination for a county commission eat - eventually serve up to 5(r) The program will be expa nded to other cities and the ultimate enrollment at satellite units around th e nati on - .. — itLIAMON'I E SPRINGS James E. Carlin, an announced candidate for the Chairman Joe Davis, acting at the committee's regular meeting Tuesday, asked that a letter be drafted to the U.S. famous BOYS TOWN, Neb. tAPi - By DONNA FSES Heraid Staff Writer fiscal l9 civil defense budget. Boys Town To Change I. Would Reiect Salary 1. . . . .. ~ " Spe,cialty steel. which is only about 1.5 per cent of total - - --__ --... -, JL -, - A ,0..'J&AI a iii r. 1 &. -' . . ChICAGO API President no tne would win ttw added, "1 will campaign in Cal- Ogilvie, that turned out a heavy Ford and Jimmy' Carter were, nomination o,i the first ballot hernia in the context of a na Ford vote, (;rttly- said in Tampa. where he held one of nine airport news conferencti Tuesday . that lie thinks this puts ClWes Out of tune with Florida "who have co sist U' :: % Affairs Committee of the (iome;tic steel mndusti' - V p no Legislative and National swilers woidd tr-rk-fit in the long-run from a strengtfPned M As irant T Protest but even officials of the U.S. steel industry, who have Itamonte Commission Refers 1 .. nq Proposal To . "Or neers I - __~~ litx,ral froin W to .41) per cent of the time." -." . . I r'ati'e constitutional intle 1P . and -I don't pinm the importanL-c on it some others do." - - -. The 45-year-old MIT.r rJ try or the ",tn- voting revord -- has been aLx)ut 2540 per cent on tho con- I hree years counties as consecutive terms. t, Beach, Judge McGregor told Brooks, Tuesday whet" Barkley came after White pleaded guilty In needs to work to supp'wt his guilty of attempted second- probation. Spencer had pleaded before Circuit Court Judge J. the drug case he had been family. Judge Woodson agreed degree murder by a circuit guilty to possession of con- 1111opeflifly prison will change : il William Woodson for sen- arrested by Oviedo pollee "for that if probation and parole court jury in the Nov. 3 shooting trolled substance: marijuana your attitude. If you mess up, : tencing the court noted that possession of certain Items." officials can work it out that of Mary Francis Johnson at after a December arrest by I'm holding this over your head ~ Barkley had been arrested for Since that case is still pending Hampton can spend nights In Sheppard Avenue and W 13th Caselti'erry police who stopped burglary with intent to commit rape as a juvenile. adjudged disposition the court offered jail and work during the days. Street., Sanford. I a misderp2anor) and you'll , his car on traffic charges. delinquent and spent time In a '. e tL chance to withdraw Leroy Ervin, 19, of 108 Ms. Davis Tuesday told the Cyn thia Anne Morris, 20, of serve five years for it.' state boys' school. iva guilty plea in the drug case Academy Ave., Sanford, wLu court she didn't commit the Winter Park, The court said the se ve-n ' enced to The court allowed Barkley to and to go to trial or to go ahead sentenced to five years in crime and asked f cr years probation will begin when ' ,,. % -. .. wi thdraw his plea and arid take probation as agreed prison on a guilty plea to at h'r'.~_ Rrnn V rcleced from P'z p'ea scheduled him !or trial. White said lie wanted tempted unarined burglary of a ThreeSanfordincii "iKj plead of gWlty tG attempted grand on the ollier convictions. I IuI • Woodson noted that 'two da~s y of nin~ children and that he .. __ __ siding with liberal Forces sentences from the other Nnw .- 11% The Associated press Dr. .John Grad% has launcht4i his American Party bid for u Senate se - it held h' Democrat awton CIII Judge McGregor withheld Maria Davis, 21, of 1117 W. adjudication of guilt and . Challenner Grad'-'7 Casselberry residence In probation. - Chiles Votes With Liberals, . chance to get an education and .- IN BRIEF i The case Involved a pound of imprisonment would give him a county jail and then two years involving the burglary of a ' marijuana that sheriff's agents . . FLORIDA Ford, Carter Both Score Illinois Victories . read or write, that he had "a Sammy Lee Lower, 21, and assault and auto theft in Polk a Wilford Chisolm, 22, were or. County, received a sentence of terrible juvenile record long list" and the court hoped dered to serve seven days In seven years probation In a case negotiations were conducted on also based on the defendant found under an auto hood at a learn a trade. ,, - on a drug deliver- charge and arrested during an October Ixe Hampton, 36-year-old Judge Woodson told Ervin, Circuit Court Judge Robert B. al,ready sentenced to 15 years for robbery In Orange County , has been scheduled for a jury probe of illegal drug activities Midway farm laborer, was who said he went through the McGregor. trial the week of April 5 at at Oviedo, Andrew White, 22, sentenced to 120 days In county 11th grade In school but can't Charles Hillery Jr., 20, and 10 years for aggravated - , -- . WASHINGTON (AP) Despite a pledge by Secretary fif State Henry A. Kissinger to consult with Congress on .,. - Fmer ()viedo peema BarkJey allowej rjna.in probation and was sentenced to dwelling. He had originally guilty to attempted burglary of larceny of clothing from a store Arthur Barkley has withdrawn free on bond, seven years probation, been charged with armed an auto In January were 5PJ . at the Altamonte Mall. A 19-year-old Eatonville mart. , a previously entered guilty plea A second Oviedo resident tenced to jail and probation by In other sentencings, Albert burglary. Plan Against Soviets Of - - Ex-Policeman Faces Trial On Drug Charge iI . _~__ __ - Guilty Phea Is With drawn —0 - - ___~Nl IN BRIEF 'E-i~_~ - Ifis NAON "~~ 1 9 M &. Wednesday, March 17, - ERSTATE MALI AT 111416ANC)l 4 OiT - -: �M`~ i, _--01 rILr'n ;iItt ICY An - W &O I1c"ald W)N. FRENCH AVE',.SANFOlU), F1.A. 3?771 \rei Fir-si Unitarian Church, 1815 E. Robinson St., Orlando, starting at 9 a.m. Toda's activities opened with a welcome and Introduction by Dr. Peter C. H. Pritchard, orgaiiiier of the conference, followed by presen. t.ations on different aspects of panther biology and conservation by governmental, academic and private experts, including members of the Department of the Interior's Panther Recovery Team. Tomorrow there will be a general discussion and formulation of the action plan. The meeting is open to all those Interested in the pan th er and its survival prospects. Congressional Candidate Sid Vthlen Jr., sent his assistant campaign coordinator to Atlanta for the Federal Election Commission's Regional Seminar Program for Congressional candidacies. Bruce Dowlen, a political science graduate from the University of Florida and former Seminole Around County school teacher, returned on Thursday. His purpose, Vihlen says, was Identification of federal campaign laws that affect congressional candidates 9 and to review new laws affecting the Federal Elections Commission, ITTZ JThe Atlanta seminar was being held at the fed eral building In Atlanta and was one of several likei sem nars being conducted throughrwt the F _7 w_l country by the Federal Elections Commission. Vihlen is seeking a seat in the U.S. House of Representati ves, District 5. The seat Is presently occupied by Republican officeholder Richard Kelly. ('ode 30-322-26l1 or 831-9993 Wednesday, March 17, 1976-4A %VAYNE Ii DO\'l.E, Publisher It. RICHARD LONG, Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor __ Iloit' 1)d',er Week. 5 rents: Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $1420. \'rar. $2840. H Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. MI other mail: Month. $2.70: 6 Months. 816.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Ne is i'e tide r ,j e , -- The Clock • sa$a.a 4111&0111wmwq~ Patients at th e Lakeview Nursing Center in . Iouflavcna(cfliupf'aernnfJt .artproJecis requiring plastic eggs used to pa ckage pantyhose. The only problem is, the plastic eggs are in short supply. If you happen to have any laying around the house, why not drop them off at the main desk at Jy ;ursing Today and tomorrow, th e Florida Audubon Secictv '.vi!l cdud a F1c1da Panthr Cservation Conference to formulate an action plan to arrest the decline of this species and to restore a viable populations. The meeting will be held at the M,110111 t' think the County Commission made a ttv good choice in tht unanimous selection of Roger Neiswender to be Seminole's first county . The Orlando Area Auburn Chb tniat baiqutt, RAY CROMLEY 'Hie young director of development for County certainl' possesses the iUa lificat ions to he a first rate administrator of the LIfltv . gOVCIIHUI'LI1. Re a Mi Even more sig nificantly. we were delighted to ee that the County Commission finally found an issue on which 'hey could all agree. That has not been common cccurrewe with this august irv - . V..., T g an o - . 0 . "" rntrv' ~~,'~ _,, ~71 , .. I ,/ I 4 _*11i,,,i- -civo ilmit IA)NIX)N i Al'i -- Foreign Secretary James Callaghan, who appears to have the support of frth the hR and right wings of the Labor party, is cor.tiered the favorite to succeed Prime Minister Harold Wilson. lAmdon newspapers reported today that lanky "Sunny .Juu" was either the first choice or a compromise candidate for many of the 318 Laborite mne - hers of the ilijuse 4 Cui (IJIIOILS who next week wiil OQifl Voting for a new Party leader and prim" minister. Several powerful union bosses also indicated their support for Callaghan. I lowever, his age --- 64 next week - could work against him, political insiders said. Wilson announced Tuesday that he was retiring because of hLs age, and he is onk 60. .i Moderate "" The East Wing exhibiting the pictorial collection of old Sanford owned by William Vincent Sr. Is open to thtp1C .1n',sday. Friday and Sunday from 2 1. S.. .. ,....., . ta iirary sctlon and thc West Wing at no charge. Sae!al studies classes are Invited to make a field trip to learn about the history of Sanford. / O ' 1, _ . -' . 1. ,-.-~r -_ — College Cos t Cu t AA..I K es ; ':.. days, but when a college announces it is cutting k . . '~* -. ..4, . A.... .. t ,, - C 7 ;Cr - Z 7-, -.: A W r :7-: r d./ L 6 b3. J. a c ll ~ , ' .. •' — -': , i . Ii , .':- I. t (j1 , Seal Hunt Continues ST. ANTHONY, N,"ld. ( APi — Three Canadian and Five Nor v. vessels have token at least 13,600 pelts as the seal hunt off northern Newfoundland entered Its second iLt. Poor flying weather prevented members of the Green. peace Foundation of British Columbia from interfering voth the hunt, as originally planned. 'ftc federal fisheries service reported the Canadian Iiips had taken about 6,000 seals and the Norwegian hunters had 7.71$'). The quota for Canadian ships is 52,33.3, lule the Norwegians are allowed 44,666. BANKPAC .i ..?-fc \i. A'. . II . j - __ -AN , ~ , ..~~ - .. 4 -. r t: •- . *&,: j:?1 :•• //l — .' .. 4.' Sanford viA __ \IhUs. FItANIESSTAFFOK[) WASHINGTON On Capitol 11111, some Another 110) was given to Rep. Harold Ford, In Its quest for information, the State family saw of them. The elder Kassapis was told legislators seem to make it their business to see D-Tenn., who just gave up his seat on the Department spoke with a that the banks are not deprived. Those who go Banking Committee. Rep. Joseph MlnLsh, D. leader, Rauf Denktash, who Turkish-Cypriot by Turkish Cypriots that the two "were taken told them bluntly away by Turkish military forces." along with the banking lobby often are rewarded N.J., has also been singled out for a donation, but the nine are "probably dead." State advised As confirmation, homebound Cypriot Greeks with campaign contributions, the money hasn't yet been delivered. Itiegle "there Is strong presumption that this Is reported that the fiance had shouted to them Apparently, the conflict didn't bother the true." Already the commercial bankers' political from a prison in Turkey, asking them to contact committee members. BANKPAC chief William Greek sources suggest that the Americans the father of arm, which goes by the acronpn IMNKPAC, has Gl ad Andre.ac Kassapis, After Inquiries acknowledged to our associate Bob were killed by the Turks. A Turkish Embassy from quietly passed out donations to almost half f the U.S. embassy, Andreas' name was Owens: "1 don't know anybody who has turned spokesman says he, too, thinks the nine are listed by the Turks as one of the members of the House Banking Committee . students to be The contributions coincided with a lobbying us down." dead. But he insisted they were killed either freed. Rut he was not among the students who HO Committee Is supposed to accidentally or fighting for the Cypriot Greeks. were released. drive by the commercial bankers aga inst but many committee memreforms, which would allow mutual savings protect the public, This has been challenged by Greek journalist bers seem to work for the bankers, The State Department is still pressing, but banks and credit unions to expand their services. MISSING Elias Demetracopouloe AMERICANS — At least nine who has been conducting the Turkish spokesman told us with finality: This would make them more competitive. American citizens are still missing In Cyprus. an Investigation Into the disappearance of 17. "We have no Americans In Turkey or Cyprus." To prevent this. BANKPAC has handed out The State Department has adnuued privately year-old Andreas Kassapis. A family Passport ILLINOIS ODDS — Political oddsmijker thousands of dollars in campaign contributions that they are probably casualties of the bloody and birth certificate establish that the youth Li Jimmy the Greek Snyder, who CorrecUy picked to key Senators and an American citizen, born In Detroit. I 1974 Turkish Invasion. Presi de nt recipients include at least 17 members of the Ford as a 2-to-1 favorite to deieat There Is suspicion that at least one 17-yearRonald Reagan in the Florida primary, made hIisalllngC - fa, tn need of House Banking Committee wMc Is considering sidering old American youth died in a Turkish PF5Ofl climate, returned wi th e President an overwhelming 10-tn.) fiwc th his fa mily the banking reforms. Among them are: aft.- he was kidnapped fromallegedly his home In Cyprus. 1967. When the Turki Invaded Cyprus, according AU £Ut3t a I uinois frimary. Hepre it-Fla., Richard Kelly, -Fin,, The Turkish-Cypriot soldiers Ignored $1,500; Albert Johnson, it-Pa ., $o, Jerry the U.S. passports which the faTlly produced. to a signed statement by the father, the family On the Democratic bide, .Iimmy mistakenly tried to flee to the made George Wallace a slight favorite over Patterson, D-Callf., $1,150; L U.S. Ixissy In Les AUCOIn, D-Ore , 12 Nicosia A private Slate Depart-nent report to Rep. miles away. But they were blocked by Turkish Jimmy $1,000; Willis Gradison, D'Ohlo, $1,000; William Don lUegle, D-Mich., a member of In Florida. Nevertheless, the the powerful Greek again rated Wallace as a 2-to-I favorite to Moorhead, 1)-Pa., $600; Stephen Neal, D-N.C.,, House International Relations Committee, tanks ard turned back. CAJ0, Carroll hubbard, D-Ky, $500; Butler concedes there are " get more Illinois delegates than Carter. Running They disp la yed the American flag, which American citizens still ahead of both of them In the i-s.c., $=, unaccotmted for out of 24 originally listed as most Turkish troops respected. But delegate qu est, as on Aug. 20, Jimmy figures the odds, was Sen. Adlai Also John Conlan, R.Ariz., $300; Philip missing. 1974, the family was arrested by troops Stevenson, 1)-Ill. Hayes, D-!ni, $00; Gladyi Speliman, 1)-Md., "Our embassies in Ankara and Nicosta have ignored the family passports, ripped downwho the This has nothing to do with the $150; David Evans, 1)-lad., $100; Jim Blanchard, given top priolty to these remaining cases, but, presidential flag and punched the father In the stomach. preference contest, a meanlngl 1)-Mich., $100 John LaFalce, D-N.., '? and imfortwiately, e have not been successful In popularity Young Andreas and his sister's fiance were M Mark P011,whIduJJrnrnypzpec Wallace to win with a hlannalard, ftClif.. $00. clarifying their status." L .ded away on a tractor, That's (1w last the slight edge over Carter, . __t.—.--- :... I - 1 . That's how we feel about our services, '4 j — Robert I. Brisson L.F.D, l ko BRISSON FUNERAL HOME 905 Laurel Avenue Sanford, Florida *116 *51- Fo, acounfing purposes, how do you want this item listed — 'Commission,' 'Consulting Fee' or "Bribe"?" nine $130 11 c I — , - -- "a I . A cluirge of arrangenienLs. __ m~____ _~ al • Sears great-grandchildren . Brisson Funeral Ilome is in -_ r W3ssA . SAVE From to 32% . 1 Y.,_ 52 % — 'aa 322-2131 Funeral Notices if WAITS, JAMES GUY (rv,(rc for - Furttcal James Guy Wats, tl. of 706 Laurel Ave. Sanf ord. Isho dcd Wednesday. will N t,.fd Friday at 330 am ,tf flr,w)n Funeral Home w,iPt R Leo kt;g and Rev. 5.11 Norr: fia?ing Burial in fv-tqr, n "meicry IlrpS ,I nn F I''ItP ,I 4tfl fl ( h,,rq.STAFFORD. MRS. FRANCES J - I o1(ral '.p - 'S for P.I r ii I ranc,'s J Staffo"a, 16. of JI t,,imetfo Ave., Sanf or d. volo sII be htil hur5d,ay Al 10 a m at k4 ol y (roSs Ep'scopaiChurcti With Fr iroy D. Sopi r Jr OUt •,t?r'.) UI ''r.SOfl Fun, 1,1 4r-'i,ii I- ; V. %~ * :\- - ~ - ~ - . A 4 0" cz / 1114 :f W. L. Gramkow LFD Funeral directing cannot be regarded as just another job. It requires dedication and a sense of conscience and W. L. has both of these. Gramkow GRAMKOW W463 FUNERAL:, HOME P. t- WEATHER _~ ,- • - Mrs. Frances J. Stafford, 76, of 318 Palmetto Ave., Sanford died Tuesday. Born in Sanford, she was a member of Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Survivors include two sons, Frank Stafford of Altamonte Springs. and Denny Stafford, Sanford ,' daughter. M rs. Helen Friends helping friends. - 4 - • r- *- ,- --,I . - --1-tf Tuesday, Rewards Our Co ressmen n — — . u AREA DEATHS 4. • ;:h'. ..-'.t'.r$;w' :::is'i ~: W., -- BERRY'S WORLD - -'- Weirich Letter To The Editor - , - ()TTAWA i APi The number of workers without jobs held steady at W)0,000 for the second consecutive month in February, a month when unemployment traditionally declines from the January level. ilie freeze in the number of jobless workers produced a mop in the national unemployment rate which is adjusted for normal seasonal changes to seven per cent of the work force, up from 1.6 in January. The increase in the rate to seven per cent returned It to the same general level recorded for most of last year, the highest levels since the summer of 11. — a P roposal HOSPITAL - f/1. JACK ANDERSON r'j ' Job!ess Rate Steady - - ' • , - -, , Effort Is Faltering Tra sh F ra nchi - failed to apply the lesson they claimed they the cost of tuition and room and board by more I learned in New Hampshire. The Californian s — than 10 per cert, that's — well, nnwthing else. picked up almost hal f the popular vote, but came approved. "executive assistant." out of Florida with not much more than a third of Fees at Franconia College In New Hampshire • the delegates. next fail will be lowered by $680 from $5,665 to I I. " AS WC hive said before, we think the County , .. -. . $4,985, says Dr. Ira Goldenberg, president of the In between, in Massachusetts and elsewhere, (OtfluISOfl took a giant step toward improvement 26 Mr. Ford has continued to pick up two delegates 5-student liberal arts college located in the of the county administration by opting for a county for every one gathered by Reagan. White Mountains. manager form of government. But we did feel that Now there's a great hue and cry about the . The reduced fees are a result of the subsequent decisions made by the commissioners 111)0Is contest between Reagan and Mr. Ford. reorganization of the college last September In tended to water down the authority of the job to But delegates to the Republican National Conwhich students and faculty began ope rating the are chosen m separate races. And again, ,,lion such a degree that for all practical purposes it college and its enterprises. This has enabled the the numbers of delegates chosen who are . .. might well be ineffectual, admin istra ti ve staff to be cut by 40 per cent, committed to Mr. Ford and Reagan respectively . I without affecting the college's traditional 11-to-I l . I may have little relationship to the direct votes However, we sincerely hope that the 1, i student-faculty ratio. for the two candidates themselves. I unanimous vote by the board signified that th e St udents and faculty for example took over The Reagan men continue to insist they're out commissioners are indeed prepared to turn over to the food service operation from a private confor delegates, that they're a iming to arrive at Neiswender the full authority that should go with tractor and the president himself performs Kansas City in August with the majority the position. breakfast KP every Monday. Other operations necessary to win. run wholly or In major part by students and They talk of Texas, California and other At the same time, we hope that Mr. teachers are the library, bookstore, accounting major areas they count on winning big. And they . . . dllll Neiswender will use his strength of leadership to and bookkeeping and grounds and building note with satisfaction that in some important maintenance, such as snow removal and states, delegate strength Is tied directly to the withstand any pressures which surely will go with plumbingrepairs. 'Me president's e ta is a popularity vote for th e two Republican the job and, further, that he will always place the student, as are the campus nlghtwatchmen. es id e ntial candidates. interest of the people of Seminole County first inpr But it is -'f1"-becoming clear the actual Reagan "Rising college fees are excluding thousands any situation. strategy may In fact be quite different. of Prospective students from a college A Genuine Havana •. i.at seems e1dent,tn1acisthatReaganis education," says Dr. Goldenberg. 'Unless those counting on emotions rising so high at the conof us who see ourselves as 'alternative colleges' vention itself that the men and women there will begin to tight that process, we have no right to his banner. continue calling ourselves alternative or Now there is no doubt that Reagan on a congratulating ourselves for being Innovative." When the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the new Federal Pa rker's statement in the last paragraph platform outpoints Mr. Ford two to one. Opposes Parker 16 Election commission is improperly constituted as an executive Likewise In practically any assemblage where stated, "Tobacco use is but the latch on the door agency, it looked like a simple matter for Congress to revise the personal appeal Is crucial. Mr. Ford's This letter is in regard to the article in to more siniste r drugs." May I say, although not law to suit the court. Nothing is simple where politics is inmagnetism is on the ho-hum side. Not even his lliursday's Herald - 11 March 1976, entitled, l)eing proud of the fact, I have smoked cigarettes Junior Achievement, as everyone should volved, however, and If Congress does not pull Itself together the best friends suggest that he pulls audiences to the age of eighteen years and have my first know by this time, is a national organization In 'Parker a.nuw)ces State of Legal War over Supreme Court's grace period will be used up In an Indecisive time to partake of any sinister drug. their feet in enthusiastic outbursts, smoking issue." which high school kids start their ow' debate over how extensive the revisions In the new law should So In theory there's some logic on the side of I usually have reservations about wTitlng Even though my three children were exposed businesses, elect officers, issue stock and be. those who argue Reagan can capture the con- letters such as this to newspapers, however, to my smoking cigarettes while growing up, none produce and market some product or service. ventlon regardless of primary results zmd the Merle E. Parker has splashed his name in the of them smoke, they were all educated in Under the sponsorship and guidance of a parent In the original 1974 election reform act, the House, the trend of delegate commitments. It has hap- newspapers so much in rent months over Seminole County schools and went on to higher company, they learn firsthand the facts of Senate and the President each were empowered to appoint two pened matters which are none of his business that I education including Law School of which I am corporate We. members to the commission which administers the law. To proud. But for this emotional Reagan steamroller to must express my opinion, One group of Achievers in Hartford, Conn., ' satisfy the Supreme Court, the President must appoint all six. If Parker doesn't like the way our schools, for example, has formed be effective, Reagan must begin getting a higher The doctor bit, the dog bit, and now telling our a travel agency called By giving the President that power and providing for conpercentage of the delegates. And there must be a outstanding, much qualified school officials how cities. county. police and Sheriff"s Department Odyssey Travel which sells group tour packages firmation of his appointments by the Senate, Congreas can still higher proportion of delegates not bound to to run our schools. are run, I fee l th at he might move on to greener to other students. Wi th about 110,000 in bookings 1 (P its lrOfl in the fire, either man than have been chosen In the contests I only wonder what qualifies this dude to think pastures where there might be people who would currentl y scheduled, Odyssey plans two tripe for so far staged. What threatens to scuttle that .solution is that many that he knows so much more than anyone else be stupid enough to listen to him, spring vacation — one to a rock concert In That is, for this Reagan strategy to have a and especially the fine personnel running our Chester Word Tampa, Fla., and the other to members of Congress were not entirely satisfied with the 1.074 Russia, chance, Mr. Ford must not go S5flfcrd Into the convention county school system. act in the first place. They are proposing that some of the We find the choice of the second destination wi th enoughvotestowinon thefirst ba llot , I think he probably should be arrested for powers of the commission be changed, and that the public " ueiignuw. tveryuoay should visit pv-utuy Now it appears that 1976 is qui te different trespassing on the school grounds and possibly f inancing f or candidates for Congress be Incl uded in addition RisIji In u what "• rrUy likc in the wüikg ' from some past convention years, in that far and upsetting the routine of the student body by his the present arrangement giving ca mpa ign money paradise, and we can't think of a more fitting away the majority of delegates may go f irmly mere pr esence, which must be true if he has presidential candidates. way for a young person to do so than by booking committed, for th e early c'cwention votes at observed all the smoking whi ch he claims in his through a Junior Achievement company — an Those issues could keep Co ngress squabblin g for months. l ea st. statemcnts. entity that would be considered positively For the election commission to go out of existence at th is time In fact, for the past several conven tions, the I wo nd er how many children of his own does subversive and would be definitely Illegal in the would undermine public confidence in election refnrm and pull selec tion of GOP presidential candida tes has he ha ve enrolled In any Semi no le County school. USSR. th e rug out from under presidential candidates counting on been decided well bef ore the conventions Eighteen-year.olds are considered adults and Qin you Imagine a tunch & Russian public cam paign funds. If members of Congress want to avoid opened. Barry Goldwa te r had the nomination can legally purchase and smoke cigar ettes, youngsters getting together to form any kind of that, they should narrow their sights on a bill limi ted to meeting well sewed up In 3964. So did Mr. Nixon In 1968 th eref or e, having a specified loca tion for th em to enterprise not sanctioned by the all-powerful the Supreme Court's objections, and save the rest of the and 1972. smoke on ly makes COMMON sense. state? l,rfll.rnnnte t,ntil 1.,fnr I. Long wood Council Rejects I ,' IN I )( )N iAlli - The Daily ly Ex press reported t(XIII) nuess M arga rrt and her photographer husband 01A Pri ncess the Earl of Snowdon, plan to separate. The Daily Mirror said they have begun divorce proceedings. ' Me Mirror said Queen Elizabeth If was expected to anriounce the breakup of her younger sister's 15 1 -year marriage shortly. Divorces within the royal family must have the monarch's approval. ' a' iwr"'hn,t' , Obviously the situation has been discusseci'oy the royal fatuity. But I am not in a piti('n to ';i ch.tt ik''iion, if any, has been reached Any kind of price reduction is news these CL;~) 9 Royal Couple To Split? ' '' ~ SAN FRANCISCO (Ala) - "and the answer is no." The schooldays as "not the same described his daughter as hlsdaughterwa.c'a very bright With her father imong the final trial is now in iLs eighth week. person" when she was captured 'strong-willed." girl, pretty. She was strong. witnesses, Patricia Hearst's Carter has set aside one full last Sept. 18. slowly Hearst, 60, spoke but willed, I think, and inde. trial for bank rob be r)' appears day For cl osing argumen ts and M iss Tobin's appearance in firmly as he took issue with pendent. She was fun to be - 1. all but assured of reaching the that ('Ould come Th.irsday, fol. the courtroom was greeted by a Kozol's testimony that his with." J jury by week's end. lowed by the judge's instruc- warm smile from Miss Hearst. daughter had been bored, bitter Bailey asked IF Kozol had U.S. District Court Judge Oil- tions to the jury. Both women smiled frequently and restless in the weeks before been accurate in portraying ver J. Carter hinted Tuesday Carter has told the jurors, and, at least twice, Miss Hearst her Feb. 4, 1974, abduction. Miss Hearst as a rebel who that he would reject efforts by who have been sequestered appeared to be stifling a giggle. Occasionally clearing his found her cause in the terrorist either U.S. Alt>', James L. since Feb. 4, that they should Bailey also called to the stand throat and with his hand grasp- underground. "No," he swiftly Browning Jr. or defense coun- "deliberate through the we,--k- the (ICfefl(Ltflt'S father, who irg a glass (if water, Hearst said replied. sel F. Lee Bailey to carry testi- end," if necessary. many beyond today. Bailey spent most iii li'i$:o. "You've both had two attempting to discredit two ps)chances now and that's it," chiatric experts who testified Carter said, referring to each for the government. side's main case and rebuttal Dr. Joel Fort of San Francisco and Dr. harry Kowi of Bailey told the judge he had Boston each said Miss Hearst, "one more witness for sure" fl, was a willing convert to ter. NOW IN SANFORD and indicated outside court that rorismn when she and her SymnAfter two )ears as pharLONGWOOD - A proposal was told by the city trash truck it was the defendant's mother, bionese liberation Army kidJulian said )ii office which macist at the Maitland Super Catherine Hearst. Ret father, naicr-s rd a bank on April for an exclusive franchise driver, Donahi Taft, that his Includes as members Joseph X Drug Store Jules Weiner San Frar.ein l'ainini-'r Pre- 15, t-'',,_-._, ,..W W-"* , ''.""nt for garbage and subdivision - Lake Ruth South Davis, city attorney o 00" . 4)' hs relurocu is serveti weekly. s.c £.itiford ash ctiIICcIioii Itt the city, an drot ltaritiaph A. hearst, testi. and Aita4it....... -I--' She herself has testified she Super X at French Avenue The city employe said he Kenneth McIntosh, city atfied Tuesday. was still a hostage and that her issue resurrected a half dozen and 25th St., where he was Browning suggested in court captors ordered her to partici- tines in the past 10 years, died personally placed a notice on torney of Casselberry, inemployrd for 10 years. A again Monday night as city the doorknob at the Anderson terprets statewide law as that he would seek to reopen the pate or be killed, registered Pharmacist, he Bailey council opted to retain the home last week to note that the repealing the local law. government's case to answer In a surprise move, graduated from the the defense's latest testimony, also called Miss Hearst' long- status quo — free enterprise, truck had been around. "But, — Instructed consulting By a vote of 4-1 with Coun- we cannot pick up trash unless University f Florida School "I will rule preliminarily on time friend, Patricia Tobin, vs. ' I_.I enineers from A.E. O'Nenl! Of 1'h'rmrv. .. ., .r,-k--, ,irTt.i ',''t!fl 00W. - Lart,r ri'nhiw •.a n,.. ,u,u,.", II •.W IASI.A -'-'. ui,, A' ' rtt'i her (-tWm trv -at_ p., po ing, the council agreed to - lalt said. "" .' keep the current system tt'at Taft urged residents, who the board at next week's allows residents to choose their place their trash in garbage meeting on whether the NOTES pronosed replat of Highland ____________________________________________________________________________________ own garba ge collection service cans, to take the tids off can hills subdivision submitted by while the city continues free the leash truck employes the cans have Florida Residential CornSIAItUJI 16, 1976 trash collection. readily see that Clifford Howard DISCIIAL;Es munities Inc. compiles with the AI)MlSSlONS The city defines trash as trash and not garbage. Richie Vaa Stuart Sanford' Sanford: pa pers, tree clippings and other He said his normal schedule city subdivision ordinance. Ora L. Canup, Dehary Ethel E. Allen i)elphine Baker dry rubbish while food waste is is to pick up trash on the south Fred Bryant Helen M. heuser, I)eBary Sandra L. Barber considered garbage.. side of the city Mondays and ____ _ _ Ben Evans Margaret hlanchey, DeJtona Samuel A. Brown Former Council Chairman proceed with the balance of the Heating Mae B. Gillon Louis Larson, Deltona Frederick Cole Percy White, currently city thr ough the week. Madalene Howell Clarence E 1 s w I c k, Joe T. Collins chairman of the Land Planning In other business, council: Theresa E. Martin Casselberrv Lucija K. Echols Agency iplanning and zoning — Authorized City Attorney ' Ellie Doris McC,riff Katherine N I c h o lls, Pearlie Mae Ford board), fought the idea of Ned Julian Jr. to prepare a Longwood Lou V. Gill franchising from the floor, resolutionof intent to annex Lot Mrs. David (Carol Sue) ('h,rtp .tr(lAlt i, ------- -.. . .., ;.,.-. ,i... i...,i.. n ''.5-' ,,-.. Ti ". '.,'.'.-.". "I,. (vIn,4,, I 1. U-I 4T1U1J '.PJI&ItdflU inJiiiI uwi iiiuiiy upu. in i, DIUtF n iier L4y11&UIl riign rowers & (,lri Samiturl Harris, Oakhill Mollie G. Griffin Longwood, especially senior School. Julian, meanwhile, said James Willard Prescott citizens on fixed incomes, his law office — Stenstrom, Gottlob &himnpf cannot afiord to take garbage Davis and McIntosh of Sanford Estelle F. Smith service and need the trash — is of the opinion the con. Barbara A. Caldwell DeBary collection. He said he per- trover3ial "Mooney" law has Cecil C. Crouch, Deltona sonally takes his garbage to the been repealed. Frank E. Kuebel, Deltona count), dump weekly. The state law which had been Lac Luu Matzen, Deltona JAMLS WAITS sears ago. lie was retired from White, over the years, has applicable only to Seminole Sylvia M. Newman, Deltona the Atlantic Coast Line fought the issue every time it Count)' required advertising Gustaf Eastlick, Oviedo James Guy Waits, 87, of 706 Railroad and was a member of has come up. and personal notification to Lynn F. Hull, Longwood Laurel Ave., Sanford, died First United Methodist Church Anderson, meanwhile, who property owners within 500 feet William McAdams, Osteen Wednesday. Born in Grove and the Elks Club. had stated last week that some of proposed annexations Thomas A. Scott, Geneva Park, he came to Sanford 70 Survivors include a son, areas of the city do not receive whether t hey lived within or Trm.n, ..,, u.'..... e '... .-.. Rose Fuikni'r Dela nd h. .., .h InnAl.., ..n..in ... ..le.. I.1. UULIU WV i;y M IAMI . 'IILt, Ut .)4t1 1JI1'fO, UIV U Ll .UUUUSI C3 Vl'V, "'.'• Calif.; granddaughter Jeanne Gunter, l,,akeland and grand. son, James G. Waits of San If it ~ --- -- -_ - ___-;. - - -1_. -. Diego. y . i _~ .._.w I ... . . I . .. Brisson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangeements. " British Foreign Secretary Favored To Succeed Wilson hInhnIi nn _rA - MIS. Robert J. (Bettye) Smith was recently elected president of the Board of Trustees of the Henry S. Sanford Museum and Library. Also elected were Mrs. S.O. Chase, vice president; Mrs. Dnu flrn Hearst Trial Winding To A Close IN BRIEF 1 WASHINGTON — The Florida results show clearly that Ronald Reagan and his managers This unanimous vote was obviously a vote of 61tidenceinthemanthe have y selected to fill thiis position that has gone by various names since the idea was spawnc-d from "rose" to the title finally "'i, I 1. ~,.,.. . 1, 'k,,',,.!~, I. i &.L / i _0..,; .1; • P WORLD DON OAKLEY sses he , Wednesday, March 17, 1976—SA evt?nlng HersIU, sanford. Fl. Judge May Reject More Testimony featuring new head football coach Doug Barfield, is scheduled for Friday, March 26 1976, at 7 p.m., at the Hilton Inn West, Orlando. This will be Coach Hatfield's introduction to Auburn alumni living in the Central Florida area. A cocktail hour and steak dinner will precede Coach Barfield's appearance. Tickets for the event are $8.50 per person. Reservations may be made by calling (305) 6478244. ' 04no 1-0 l)OW,Alrporlbivd. Vj Mlii last on Airport Ityd. Frsm TraPItc Sipeal itt Hilsway 17.fl I" Tuesday's high 84, today's low 11. Fair and cooler today through Thursday. Afternoon highs lower 70s today and mid to u;)per 70s Thursday. l.o%S tonight lower to mid SOs. Winds northerly 1510 20 m.p.h. today diminishing tonight and Thursday, becoming easterly tonight and southeast Thursday. EXTENDED FOREC AST Mostly lair with u arm afternoon. and mild nights. Highs near 80 extreme north and in the low to mid SOs elsewhere. Lows mostly in the SOs north and central and 60s to low- 70s extreme south. Thursday's Daytona Beach tides: high 9:24 a.m., 9:51 p.m., low 3:04 a.m., 3:20 p.m. Port Canaveral: high: 8:58 a.m., 9:32 p.m., low 2:52 am., 3:11 p.m. SIZE; — _ _____ B;i-u 1)78.14 E78- 4 F-18.1 I t (,,,711-1 -$ 1178.14 G78-15 1178.15 178-I5 - WAS 47M0 4166 WE NOW 32.00 62. 617 70,39 76.59 73,46 80.7 90.% 37.00 41.00 ____14.00 _______ 44.00 1 - 4.00 44.00 44.00 �. . ,-__:.--_- ------ - - - - _-.'' ~ ,, - -: -------- __ - F ____ -= -- - - r i. - ~ ~ ,_~ ~- " :V~ 0 6 L. . il 6A—Evening :lera td, Sanford, Fl, Wednesday, March 17, Opponents Ca!! 011:1. _,~(.! 1976 It Agencies For Cu/s in Powers Of - 6i— Tight Federal Regulations Are Costing You Money fly between San pages of testimony have been ten been the subject of praise dlemen, Congress opened loop- Inc., which controls up to 90 per ders, is required by law to pro- was destroyed intentionally and short supplies and high prices. Francisco and Los Angeles, taken on the issues, and promises of support on the holes In federal antitrust laws cent of the market in some tect consumers from price- 8,600 off esof trees pulled up. In But other economists dis. even though the trips cover But now the Rock Island line floor of Congress. to allow farmers to ban togeth- Midwestern areas, Is a $1.4•bIl- gouging increases by the coops. 1972, Ocean Spray reported agree. about the same distance. is bankrupt, and Union Pacific But Congress has done more er in cooperatives. Without the lion-a-year giant that ranks Yet the government has never 600,896 Washington ' s First Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Victory - 01 A New Jersey company really doesn 't want to merge than Just talk about supporting exemption, such co-ops would 141st on the Fortune 500 list of penalized a co-op for boosting that hod been held off the mar- Price Stability says a new study wastes 90,000 gallons of fuel a any more. farmers: federal law allows be illegal. Industrial corporations. prices, even though some dairy ket were "lost due to shrin- shows milk prices would fall 4.5 year because the government On Jan. 12, the ICC once price-fixing and strict limits on But now many co-ops are big Ocean Spray controls 85 per co-ops have charged prices up Icage." cents a gallon if marketing won't let the parent company's again extended the time limits competition in the production businesses that work "losely cent of the nation's cranberry to 22 cents a gallon above the Farmers and Agriculture De- orders were wiped out. For all trucks carry goods for its Flori- for another six months for any- an'l sale of many agricultural with arms of governnwnt called sale!. Sunkist Growers Inc. federal mini!w" g 4444 dairy pruu u a, ussicrs eCUnUBISts . paitnieiat da subsidiary, one Interested In the case to ex- products, mainly milk, fruit, "marketing orders," which controls 75 per cent of the orSheer waste can be the result that government would save 110) million to $150 these Two groups filed competing press an opinion, nuts and vegetables, commonly control production, anges and 88 per cent of the of the federal marketing or- restrictions, In the long run, million a year. applications for a radio station Waste Not? license in California's Central Just complying with agenValley 26 years ago, but the dies' intricate regulations o government hasn't made up i.s price and competition often — mind which application to ap- costs money, fuel or other timf"'[l!rt1bL_5JV sop prove. ited materials. In 1972, growers left 14,000 For example, a Department 0 tons of cherries to rot in or- of Transportation study disIs ('bards becaue at a f ca* ral cavd that i big marufac. __ 7.~,._~.. __ - , _ - ) k ,~~ —, --~~-.ivarkctin; urdc th'signcd to turcr o tiuildi:u materials in • keep pt Ices up. New Jersey ships three truck___________ Inflattd pices, waste, delay: loads of goods a week from its these are the price Americans main plant to Tampa, Fla. The • pay far federal agencies to trucks make the return trip J J141 regulate prices and control empty. 77'. competition in private business. Th is com pa ny has a sub____ These agencies' defenders sidiary in southern Florida that _____ - , I .' It------------ " '••.. - '- ' ckioad. of gcc1d ---—.-— --, h'"-''...... ''fl '41 dustries they regulate — say a week to eastern Pennsylva. ()IIJM the costs of regulation are Justi. nia. But the subsidiaries' trucks KLEENEX Toom fled by providing services to make the return trip south LOTION A p sparsely populated areas, empty because the ICC will MILY SIZE 7 DICENTENNIAL 7 OVER FOR stabilizing prices and not let a subsidiary's trucks BRUSHES TOOTHPASTE R J FOR preventing strong firms from carry goods for the parent cornDRY SKIN ADULT 1:'!lT FOjç s queezing weaker ones out of pany or vice versa. business. The DOT study, which did not 100 CT . But an odd alliance of con- name the firm, concluded that ts',IIT sumer advocates and con- th is one com pa ny could save REG 0E servatives reject these argu. 360,000 miles of useless travel 36 mnents and say many agencies' and 90,000 gallons of fuel a year [IMg II',' 4Joo 129 19 po wers should be drastically J ust by running trucks in a cirFOUR 114 i B 8" cut. Ralph Nader and Ronald cult from New Jersey to Tampa Reagan, Sen. Edward M. Ken- to southern Florida to eastern nedy and President Ford are Pennsylvania, among those who have called The ICC won't allow t. The for massive changes at th e in- rationaleisthatallowingdilfer. AMPEX, 90 MINUTE '5 LLFJ.FNT BY HAMILTON MADE tersCate Commerce Commis- ent firms to carry one another's ( sion. Civil Aeronautics Board goods —. even when they are BEACH and other agencies, commonly owned - would __-? ..14% - .""' Y ODEL RECORDING KNIT SPEED The Costs of flying SUDDEN undercut the for-hire truckers. SHIRT Perhaps the clearest example regulation of the trucking BLENDER of the costs of economic regu- industry Is required by titw to A "S(Tf [) I TA N C OLO'. GALAXY • • • 3 In'Jon comes with the interstate eliminate destructive or unfair 14 ''',,) I4C, RIOUIRhMf',T', airlines, which are regulated as competition among the "camC. 'o. ' :r ' -3 BRONZING SPEED FAN " to fares and routes by the CAB. carriers," the firms that ZZ 3PAK Airlines that fly solely within a haul goods for hire. I' LARGE FOAM —'9 state are not sub ject to the 3 0? LtMj 4401 The ICC tells truckers pieONf CAB. "' CONTAINER cisely what kinds' of goods they REG. AVOCADO Pacifi c Sou th west Airlines can carry, precisely what highllt-~ iIJ W REG OR GOLD 22.99 flies thousands of people every ways they can use and what ab'o 499 REG 19 99 1588 2' day between San Francisco and they can charge. Los Angeles for $25.50 one Way. The ICC also limits cornThat's a 347-mile trip within the petition by denying thousands (1, LADIES state of California. of applications each truckers SANYO SYLVANIA The Nor th west Orient fare desiring to offer new services. POLYESTER 1 2 IN. . between Chicago and Mmj• The major trucking Lu-ins ((J$ ..(I BLACK & ________ SHORTS neapolls— about 355 miles - 13 band together In "rate tinWHITE _____ -$45.37. Thus, that fare, con- reaus" that decide what to FLASH LIGHTER ________ trolled by the CAB. Is close to charge for hauling. Th ese car_____ (0 3 99 ______ ______ SCENTED BY GILLETTE Sc EN 1 ID OR UN twice the fare regulated only by tels, exempt from antitrust \ D,SPO a state government. SOLID prosecution, then cha llenge any _______ DRY SUPER Ili STAT( Service" 1 attempts to have 1av'cr rates U!API _____ IP4STA?T LJIT(fl The CAB and major airlines approved by the ICC. 0P4 J39 REG. argue that the concept of "pubThis keeps shipping prices REG 117 _______ ______ __________ 288 9995 lie service" must be added to higher than they could be. 1 90 89 the cost equation. They say An Agriculture Department ANTI P rriany smaller cities and towns study found that shipping rates _____ FOLDING would kse air service 41 INCH ALUMINUM or for frozen fruits and vegetables LADIES W000WEDGE ______ WOODEN •--20% OFF G. have it on ly at the higher rates dropped 18 per cent when the "HOT DOG" DEODORANT U-, STEP STOOL because such service Is not courts ruled those products exCLOTHES .UMIT ONE PRICE ON ___ profitable. The CAB now re- mpt from ICC oversight. An. THONGS . LADDER 2DRYER ____________ quires carriers to fl y such other Agr icuJture study showj , t in HFARINI A ____ R ?1 U 11 -A ---i-- ----. IUUv ..uisa.aa t}RIPC, SPACI rates tor dressed poultry plumCO,tRUCTiOU that the profits from other 4. III BATTERIES routes must support the moneyI_PAl , ( Si BATTERu[51 f losing ones. St S41E • .... my , 2.76 __________ "If you think those major air{h JIL #S13( -. 2.6$ — lines make any money by goin g '.'/#1P6751 i&. 2.14 •/ RIG into those little towns, of I_____ c°w'" 4 985 S76E ....... 8o6 3.16 course, they don't," says Sen. , Hubert Humphrey, D.MInn, "But it's part of a service. It's 20% OFF REG. FREIZER like Rural Free Delivery. MEN'S KNIT AUTO SNACK We've got a lot of city slickers PRICE ON - ___ CH()ICI O( I PAP (IT ______ UTILITY TRAY that don't think farmers ought ¶lf CM S PAK POO to get their mall either," --EA' IA'-,, SHORTS WATCH r4 // TO CII Since there is little or no AY7fl 101oW / "•' wE . . Thousands of enthusiastic colonists had swarmed around the city. They cut the British off by land and picked away at their supply lines from sea. On July 3, 1775, Washington, newly appointed by th e Second Continental Congress, arrived in Cambridge to ta ke comma nd. his army was little more than a crowd of 13,743 untrained rebels who needed a bath. They were critically short of guns, powder and discipline, "I'lie trouble in the arrangement of the army is really inconceivable," Washington complained to the Con . "Many of the officers sent in their names to serve in ex- 1ifflcuIt Itiu ti idiers is as great, indeed more so if possible, than with the officers, Thøv will not enlist until they know their colonel, lieutenant co onel, etc." Washington acquired one major advantage — the 43 cannon and " 4 •iC ___ ___________ ______ _____ _____ __ ' - .44 4 — - JL CDDY & . . 7 AZ . , - - 1. I - r •,, , ,. s) - 1~. , FLIP- L.J1i ____ TV — 1XS*! ____ ________ _____ ! 4,4.. , :it *_ R.,- I . - %X. ,, I - - R -r ' _~_ -'y-- ./.. - ,- - - 4 . ______ — -- — - -" I k 4... '4V;i ~ l~i I 'j-1-____ -. ' Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. It American Association of Retired People I/tARP), Chapter 1977, 2:30 p.m.. First Federal of Seminole, 312 First St.. Sanford SATURDAY, MARCH 20 Tryouts fur "A Slice Off the Old Orange," one-act play saluting the Bicentennial, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Casting persons ag 10 and over. P!ay fins May 7 and 8 In Sanford. — 32 / * 66'> II Ili I J -- - FRIUhl lAGS .........' 66' IWZIR lAGS ...... 89 '. The FCC's We on the app1i (tion5 Is thick, but It lacks a final decision. At the ICC, it's been 13 years - 1 09 REG 1 49 -Ioday: - SHIRLEY MILLETT .fl3 9212 Casselberry. Winter Springs Sanford-Altamonte Springs ____ I --- LIMIT TWO MIXED NUTS ________ _________ RIG 59 EACH 111domm - __ _____ --- _ SHIRLEY MILLE'rr HILDA RICHMOND 574 3161 LEMONADE ___ —_— I I_I--- ' I - - / Spaghetti dinner sponsored by All SouLs 11:- , i :i:::l School Assn., Social Hall, Oak and gth, 11:30a.m. to 7pm , - q . 11 Spring festival with 20 man Bavarian Brass Rand, 2p.m., German Amere'i S --' ft, ('-. 1 .!f . , . Casselberry. r 2 F - -' ', .. . - _L 111 I-'"I' \V. "1 \1c II Community Cauu.tug 1:eakr xiiun: U -Preparation of Whole Wheat Grains for Bread Baking,' 1 p.m., 504 E. Celery Ave., Sanford. League of Women Voters will lead public tours of Seminole County Court House between 10 a.m. and 2 pin. 0 t - - , I, k.7,# U/ I, k ATP~ ,~'Iffilft ~ r. inm prints $1 titt% 11 G8 " lOOM : i1'hl Ik ___ if, ,,,40tV1 ',' 1 - ____ ________ BUG CHEI( _________ -, ' " ' I ____________ ___ ____ VIlUt44i at ... ___ — teg.' - I'D , i, - [. : MT " u1 :PI1 01 ,ftl It I4m I' TOD' _ rl ;4~1~I M VN ; %k . I .,'% i N 'k ~ __ it )" ~ _~_.". - - :,. ii - -- -- i- . I - ,,'-- ----.----F-• - 111, -1 / - ThURSDAY, MARCH 2,' American Legion Bicentennial birthday dinner, 7 p.m., Post 53 home. Covered dish. SATURDAY, MARCH 27 Longood Walking Tours, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Bradlee-Meintyre hlcuse and historic district. . __ W 4 .- - ,~ - ~, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24 Community Canning Center workshop: 'Baking Bread at Home,' 10 a.m.. 504 E Celery Ave., Sanford. Advance regitratlon by calling center. Through Thursday - - ___________________________ Standard Red Cross First Aid and Personal Safety course, 7 p.m., Altamonte Civic Center. Classes two nights weekly for three weeks. Sanford Pilot Club, and co-Pilots, dinner meeting at 6:30 p.m., Sinlln' Steakhouse, U.S. 17-92. -''-''* - .4..; _ - 1:AI II~: 111 ~ 1 IIL' . SOCKS ____ _____ — . - ~ --I 4 P111LUX 21 1 . r IL - 1.4$ 2401 I i Cii,' ' -' PesT CONTROL FREE USE OF PROFESSIONAl ____ East t 4t 88 REG. WYLER'S DO I( YOURSELF '' • ") . ." REG 1 49 I I LA fl') 109 REG _____ II.1.MiPIcAAD _________ RUTH TUCiCH 834 9'2 Altmonie springs ,. 1.33 7 99 WINDOW BO1ES ___ ---.-r: - CHOCOLATE ________ ________ FANCY TWO 0 ______ 'i a'-. - __ ___ The tJc ecjon hos'fess wIl IJ SUNDAY, MARCH 21 Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival, noon to 5p.m. Charity Horse Show sponsored by Dusty Boots Riding Assn. Wilco Arena, SR 46,4 miles west of 14 b.nefit I.ittlo Red School house. Spectators free, - - A& -- #3031pT1p1A #3231PTyPf C U43lP TYPE I #3S7$P UD TYP8 0 I , . another rates. Delays, Delays A regul atory decision can mean millions of dollars for a company and touch thousands of people. Because of the cornof tie, is'uv; an'i the constitutional mandate to hear all sides, agencies often take years to decide cases. But sometimes the cases stretch interminably. The Federal Communications Commission has been th inking about a jwtition from West End Radio Co. In 'raCy, Calif., for a radio station license since Aug. 31, 1950. And it's also been considering the competing appliatIOfl Irma Ol,'rn'ia Broad- AA Sanford Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. 'I - BA17ERIES t CONTAINERS CONDITIONERS 6 OZ A Mid-Fiorida Singles Association, 7 p.m., Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. ''• REMOVER WITH CUTICLE I (1I Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. •j R1 Fish fry and carnival, Goldsboro Elementary School, 134)1W. 16th St., Sanford, noon to5p.m. Casselberry AA, vlosed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. WALK POLIS ' IP -. CUTEX _, — ? " Q.6uv duced to expensive, but not necessarily significant areas — free champagne or drinks, stewardesses' uniforms and the variety of meals. In general, the airlines which stay within a state do not oiler such frills - ';&': Happy Senior Citizens Club of Casselberry, 1 p.m., American Legion home, Prairie Lake. Langwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Episcopal Church. __ ---- competition in fares amig the airlines, the competition Is re- 7~ , ' Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:50 a.m., Lord (humn)ley's, Altamonte Springs, Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7a.m., Buck's Restaurant. ' ______ - ,. - :1). .''• .'.ø- -: . -- Senlcr citizens trip to Tampa and Ybor City. Leave Sanford Civic Center, 8 p.m. Pick up Casselberry, 8:30 a.m. Return 5:30 p.m. Data Processing Management Assn. of Central Florida dinner meeting, Elks Lodge, 12N. Primrose Ave., Orlando. Social, 6:30; dinner, 7:3o and program ap,m. FRIDAY, MARCH 19 Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival, 9:30 a.m. to 5 oz If,',otRfIbd,,,. . - Sanford Sertoma Club, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. - .•. .' neighborhood? ;~,V~k rl,ç % _._ - Sanford Civitan Club, 7:30 p.m., Spencer's Restaurant. 9 SURE AND New in 4;2:c& - 1 ...:: ---. _____ ________ - Lake Mary Rotary (lub, 8 a.m., Mayiair Country Club. 881 -'. r~ - T~k~*`g ~-_-~- %--R~- ~ - Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford (open). - 2 — - - aaa League of Women Voters annual meeting and 10th birtlxlay celebration, Altamonte Civic Center, 7:30 p.m. TAPE 20 INCH 88 - - - ' '-': Thi ALtMAN THURSDAY, MARCH 18 Home lawn care seminar presented by Seminole County Cooperative Extension Service, Room 1, First Federal of Seminole, San!d. Call Agri-Center for registration. ' ____ - ;P j~ ~ - ' - - -, _ 0 For pools garageS, patioS. Hooded basements ,,,IflY%Ct only Uses are countless. limited sate \y your own needs Completely to opetat"thY are -• listed c MEN'S CASSETTE . .., 1 ----- - •'.' t- FAMOUS BRAND 'uk (Uhii Zi C114d4IU) JI1IdI V..,,.'. Rev. William Gordon. "A finer night for working could not have been taken out of the whole 355. It was hazy below so that our people could not be seen, though it was a bright moon light night above on th e hill." They worked in the dark, setting up cannon arid prefabricated fortifications. The next morning, the British could not believe their eyes. The fortifications "appeared more like magic than the work of human beings," British Capt. Charles Stuart later wrote, Alt ho ugh it would have been disastrous for the British, Howe (lPided to take on the cannoncovered hill with a bayonet attack. I I I l for till' BCI!L 1-1A Ls a -storm caine ap, and the mLsiun .i.. ca nceled. All th at was left was for the British to leave. Wi thout rea lly so. Washington agreed to let the British sail out unmolested, and Howe agreed not to burn Boston. As the British fleet left the coast, the Boston residents left behind jubilantly gree t ed the Contin enta l Army, and Abigail Adams wrote her husband, John: "I th ink the sun looks brighter, the birds sing more melodinualy. and nature niit on a mnnr. • TISSUE icc r-C: :4 MENIS a LIDIES a ridgle with a commanding view of Boston just across the harbor. From there, the artillery had a clearshot at the city. Ills strategy was simple: force the enemy into a battle or to make the town too hot for them. To divert the enemy's attention, Washington began a cannon barrage from the opposite end of the city on March 2. Two nights later, the cannon still booming, his men marched quietly onto the ',, _________ _____ ____ 16 mortars captured from the British t Ft. Ticonderoga is New 'jock and dragged overland to by American troops led by Henry Knox. The cannon eventually were used to fortify Dorchester Heights, - ~_. -tirtr _ 11r11!!1 !Ir _ ______________ L _______ '-' - Wednesday, ___- March 17, 17b-7A ---I COPPERTONE - . 16 OZ SPRAY R - U II _ FACIAL - .- SAVIII(;Si __ ____ ,,__ _ AL ]L _ ______ _ VASEL INTENSIVE COL04T E — ••' 'A I T - ______ 4 "' I m C77 ___ - 111111;0~ a Eorroit's NOTE— The British evacuated Boston 200 years Halifax in Nova Scotia, ago today. It as the first big American victory in th- Revolution, George Washington the man responsible, went to tbe Bunch of and (hi' end of the lighting for Bostonians Grapes tavern to celebrate his first victory of the Revolution. It came eight months and 14 days alter he had taken command of B DANIEl. 1, hANEY the Continental Army. V Associated Press Writer "A shameful and pr(ipitatc retreat" was how Washington }).STON I AP On a March morning 200 years ago, hIritisti describ ed the British pullout. There were people in Parliament officers climbed onto Boston rooftops and gaped at a ridge across who felt the same way. the harl;-.w. There. unbelievably, two forts and a ro% of cannon had popped up while they slept. But tlie victory was something less than total. The firitish ArIJIy after all, was still intact. It was able to sail away and "The rr-tn rebels have done more in one night than ,rr, le army regroup with pr Practically no loss of life. would have done in months." inoaned William Commander, outfoxed his enemy instead of nverwhelminu t 5i if ever. 4'CiVC da lat er, on March 17, 1776, a St. Ever since the previous April, when colonial Minutemen and Patrick's 1),4, 8,9M of the king's soldiers and 1.100 Bostonians royal soldiers first hattled at I,exingtor, and Concord, the British 10 who stayed loyal to him climbed aboard 78 ships and sailed off for had been virtual prisoners in Boston. ne Council on Wage and barrels of cranberries a man .~~_-~- British Evacuated Boston 200 Years Aqo Today WASHINGTON (AP) - Be. since the Union Pacific Rail- meted 33 per cent when ICC In the harsh years of the Dust quality, the flow of produce to fresh lemons grown in Callfor- ders, since supplies are often help to even out what would cause of federal regulation, it road asked to merge with the regulation was lifted. otherwise be "boom-and-bust" Bowl and the Depression, when the market and sometimes ever nib and Arizona, held low to keep prices high. Costs almost twice as much to flock Island line, which was in Food Prices farmers were at the mercy of prices. In 1970, about one-quarter of cycles of low prices and ruinous The secretary of agriculture, fly from Chicago to Minneapolis financial trouble. Thousands of The American farmer has of- plunging prices and midAssociated Milk Producers who oversees the marketing or. the California cling peach crop competition alternating with as it does to George Was x I- DeIto - Spaghetti Supper sponiored by Del3ary Boy Scout Troop 5O, 4-7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist ('hurch, IIig1ibtrJs Ru-ad, I )ehtary. ' I, - -2 �- — - -. - * 1.' - .5 ,_ ii - --- -, S - 4 84—Evening Ileraid Sanford, Ft Wdnesdcy,Mbrchl;, 1976 -- BEETLE BAILEY __________ L Dancing Wrt Walk r a er A T I 1 (P; - clicking e \ k 1 rr 5 L) 1 DV 1" r' \ 59 direction L u)' A rt ufl$Om cmm T} :1 T - SCORPIO lOct. 24-NoV. 72) ARIF-S (March 21-April 19) An unintentional breach of faith You'rethe type who rarely goes PUI, n P4aII'V R.AHLI64ff - rds) lDbJC DV LCtTV Lew I s _______________________________________ , .~ - " ./ / r HOPE IT$ THE ddw, :~ ). " . f BUS DRIVER'S ERROR —NURSERY AND NOT NE / ( •,_ -~__ I . --~t< ti".'ilEONE GOOFED IN THIS FIELD TRIP TO 1A NURSER'' FOR — 78' CLASS ) " " r i-' . — c ..!,%! - ~ _. - -- - . ___________________ I - 'r 1 , L -- ffi- % ~ ~ m,s GNS Hll,-i ATEAS ThREE. ns y, A '" — '•' ____________________ J%57 __ & Heinridahl TR.'6... CASE. 0' GENERAL ccfvip - - L "• ' r"• ta . 11 --- 11 . — ' N , -~r WIN ~ . , p..ui,..../ 1 J ' - I 3'i7 r 1 — — — 17 ._II ' , \.-_.. -. LI'% BLONDIE I~ -i E 1~ , I i f" ITSA "\ ( OOG -C.D ) BABOON JUSTGOT ) A NEWANIMAL 7" AT THE ZOO i— I I I I 9 ,~ ) ( _14~ :----,-.> .__~____ 11 ç \ i(j!I j I I __ M ow 111 - PRISCILLA S POP by Al Vermeer ArjOTHER BIRTHDAY AND STILL NO HORSE-! '_~ POOR PRISCILLA VV !! I V . ! FATHEFVS EXCU J'? E i MIC)EAT 11 Ni' -- 'i / have underneath your skin. ~), problem. You can't ARCHIE — ______________________ AILVAYS Li GETTI'GADUSr, OF L16Kr SNOW 1~510E ! 'i LOYnL CARS #YIA KE I T ___.,,, I USE— PAAI?4TE?JANCE MAN ! WEI I VOULD BE BFTTF-Q ! BETTER 5HOVEL" H4Vlt LLTHEtJIpMET 0 11 REA40ANG IT ! OR SNOW EEO! TAKE YOUR b'. I , %,. I I -. LOWER :F PICK " -z,.. _i„ 'S ' '?, / ., /1 / jV of F 0 ' ' 1. . t wo principal attacks on th e bell) bulge are s mph. -' / ( E.2: . I;) \\ I c I - ____j t j _____ I.- .. ----~. __ - 7__ __ , ~ . __ __ -.------- HI THEE r '•"''- LIKE- . ~ ,. I r. -.LwI- , - AND - 11 . r— I I,, 1W1_ I i J ~M_ ~' I% I I I - t ff - G0,r _11 = IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 0 ____ PASY 7b ; 49 I ON THE RUZZWORDiS AND -! you have a ~1_ hit' clas h horn ne bench — - I. -1 -_ — ? ' I (__j _____ '\ / V"\ . ' ________ -, I --• _____ '. ~~ ,~~ .1" ~7~0/ *41110, , 4 I,/ c __.,t S(Kl;j~ftE I HW APOUr _____ ou lp FRA A lb OF &" "CRIB&E 4,t3iAY, j it MM~7". - /- . u , r,- ,' "It ain't zks,or-jr . V I I! I I " .1" 99. ff , . ) - . - I I • 1 rxwAmr - . AWY&AUy`AAM1V 514W - t / " 0 . ~ .~ I I.-,- $L It' i/e IWiTVV / 0 94 i J " 3 > -- V -I.,_ 0 4-ton. 0 - ~!o ,1 C, --7. — J117 fp - A.W. i I ~ f- - - II RW - A I I ~ J t T - .- , 1~ - .- 0 . IL I i -1 - ( f - . _'_ - A~~W_ . j I I, 4 4 -1 ,, t I 1~1 " 0 - r -_ t- — - - - -_ W_ '- .r* .7 - — '' - =r~~ ~~ coik Aw , - L e~- 7 - :-- - . - - - _. ~, - -V. 1- - __ _ =Q~~ _______ -'i " asked one of the kids who rushed won? o 'r from another field bid the game wasn't over, he shot back, "no, I rilean the fight." The (1US 1011 r(IISC( (I S rong IX)lfl R eg ardless . of which team scored the most rtins, there were no w tillers in this game. I)itto for the so-called fight. I I '1 • ( niI • IOS rs• ''iS The ki d irn ifi miC game-tying tri ple ; paid. Ilut those critical of an.y limpire on this level :should turn in theit- cwhion seat for a chest : protector and (Jo their mouthing l)ehlfld the plate. The idea of umpires coaches and fans fighting k !on ,a Li ttle League infield is so startling it raist !stifficient questions (hat perhaps everyone should . 11, exiIIIII inu their omi contribt&ons. ~ ~ 'llie plavers on both those squads, thc ones who tflesSe(l the sad events and anyone who heard about it need to consider (lie followilig: liespect was the key word missing from the Of. , 'ft I MW? I I F IT 5 - - __, -s 6 ',s' - - _ I - "t-' _____ / ______ , . _ - ,''' -, . V1 I I / ~ ~1 1_80 _0 z_ - .~aj~w- j , trikes and balls. Just as it is un- , fails to swing on three Straight strikes, so it is unsportsmanlike for adults to speak to each other eu cgl ctUIli \ I . . V '' - ' But I)e mindful that jwst as umpires iire 11UM41111 d and pron eto mis a also prone to anger at tirtUtS. '11it, ;1(1,1ge about Iwo wrongs not making a rig a In short. kids. learn froin others'nfistakc-s. Ilie 1)(II(q, It,, s, [lie unipire's. \otir 1), r 1 - ,/ ' '” 5. .. / 4 . . . 4 , Ik_d.t:,.A N are a few things YOU sh0t.ikl tell yourchildren,wht. I First of ,ill, if fliq m1i c t ur o n, ma I , -___ -_ - I C-, .-,- - __ - BLIt slnipl~- reniltiLlIng ~,our kids whm not to do when flying a kite is not enouth Becauselrlsrlteota!1 ourwarnInt " ' But t here dICY tC11 YOU dicy're going to flN,,i kite. . 1.'a I 19 . - q r . II - - .-- - kltcS,41,Mlgei, i ()n.i power line, or caught up in .i tree r~ Ami w1vt do they clo then' . t - fIts . a po\cr Cilil Lis t'()r idvice-Trying 10 PLI11 tile kite down, or dinibing up after it, could result in a serious shock. Secon(fly,kites;ire hir %%le,ither frien(Is. Cwtion ~,otir Chikiren never to fl~, theni inii r,iiri or 1111,111(lers(orm. BeCi']Llhe wet string will also conduct electricity. I'llilk- C.SUre thoro:,re i10 rK)wer lines iiroUnd.Trees near power hI1CS 011 be i1CCidCI1td11y chnrged with electricity. So if the tree is near a power line, again it bst they leave the kite where it is. And call us S,afelyaway roni power lines,and TV,ind radio iintennits. What s more, he sure your kids reinemher never to c ross streets or highways when flyinp kite. And not just becau'se ()t* 'I rvwer line is to run tinder one. Flying kites iS Child's PLIV. \VC JUSI witnt YOU to be sure they nay it safe Th*S Safety Iliess~ige Iiiis been brought to ~,ou by Floridii I'm- er&Lightiisii LiblicserviLC. Becauseserving the public is re;I11\, w1int we're rit-re for. _L,~ '~ , 4 yt., j ,, . - I'k&inca ts a 1 - vr1ti1 st'rsuu. Rcs1wc -.N. 1_ V.,-4,_. , -_ .~~ -_ - - mi, t k IIflS\ irs simp c. cave it alone. And sure they use onl~, wwd and p3per. I-Or thin ni,itter. YOU S1101,11(i never fly a kite with wire or anything metallic. As metals are achers for Ihv young. It shall be as Jolig ,as we prefit from mislakes and keep in mind the goals. of which winning the guiit' i tin! the gt'('lt('St " I - ' % ,4 A; .- .0 7T, And, they should always fly their kites out in the open. . r - _X, 't To in the big leagues \ here umpires are trained and _ ,, 6 1, , -t: -_ 'MeN- ,irgue that's the nature of baseball. Right, A-A =7 - ~~ _ ' L. - " 4,~, and scored the Nvinning run wasn't even a hero. ()b iousi there ere many on .horii the blame for I uesdas S ncident could he Placed ,\ii parent wh o sits and V akhes a game and is prone to 'heckle a Little League umpire should be hung by the thumbs . ~) . J LtT k 1L -- -!-Wl A~r!,= - - I AW, - ___ / - _. - - - - - '.. .1 t ~..J "TI ...;~:L.1 . _7__WV_~ 1_~i~ - ~ V ~;i fi. _. I - - - __ J_ 44 1.r_.1 1 k,'.,,,.-.-,- 1171 ~~_~ . 3. '' % I --- - K. _ *. 0*7 W-_4;4 . TUtABLEWEEDS Q1SA 1'$I\ " -_ . ~,fj A 4~5 1-~. Vho f DOONESBURY by T. K. Ryan %:76 -,--44. .. paused at the dugout door long h to grab a bat and headed for the opposing -as cul off at the piiss 111av was restored. a substitute urnpire stepped ~t j / ~ Ii .0 /I I 1 - . P. .;~ _~ .", i ~_ .11 ; __....— '?' r." - % --ii, J f, . -. I. . I . of . s. to exercise pr ope rly to improve the muscle tone of the ab.. growth of hair require. domen This Is not ac nutrients, especially protein compllshed just by simple and oxygen which require situps or walking or bending circulation, the same as the overtotouch the toes, What you gro1h of any other body need are leg lift exercises, tissues. When death occurs and Namely lying ilat on your back eireWation stops the oxygen and lifting your feet straight up supply stops and hair growth with the manager involved use - 7 by Dick Tumor nothing more than specialized skin It is mostly protein The .01 4' and will receive copes of Zb r- 01 %r . i continued to grow, it is because the tissue around the h?ir shrinks. The shrinkage Is due to 10-9.5 of water in the skin and tissue Specifically, hair does not --' -. frustration around youngsters of 9fis tende-ir age. It started aif sith the familiar ring of corn plaints almut balls and strikes. From the stands first. then one of the managers. 'Me umpire was stamped, sell-addressed CARNIVAL !' Iliey say I.ittle League would be great except foi- parents. I don't agree. t;ut leam managers certainh, have a right to complain almut pr-rents ring lwfore. during and after games. 1 1 attended a game Tuesday shich as surel th(t exception, but still rx)ints out the need for inore JACOBY reason for this idea is that men often have to be shaved after - etc. envelopes are enclosed, The 1) most interesting q little bit of luck andprt"eeded - I '_ ques'iorp for the experts? Write --Ask the Jecobys" care of this newspaper. Me Jecobys ovill 0`15wer individual quo, Mcns if j' - five-ton truck!" TiAvf) I (Do to discard a was No PUNHLINE — Md JINGLk 11 - • _.-M-_,_--_-__: -- - - A A oGJIPJ " ONE- V'~ 0 ' t'nfortunately. league openers are generally a 1iifl lictht nf 1 nyiinfjrn1 ti-h n'rinti 4 nrl 1'i fntt. ',J -IIIJ1IWI(1I types connected with the league or teams -- An Alaska reader asks what we mean when we say that a spade from dummy and settle for down one. Then he thought up and down in these types of statement is probably going to exercises does tend to use tht. be disputed by a lot of peopie lower abdominal muscles and who are firmly convinced that helps to eliminate that low er hairgrov.safterdet i wi ll pot. While doing these exercises say in advance that tile it's important to voluntarily scientific evidence is as I have contract your abdominal -stated it, the rest is folklore and InuscIt's. misunderstan(hngs of natural For more detailed in. observations which are often formation on how to control the embellished by enthusiastic big abdomen send 50 cents for story tellers. ...__ — ACE ADVE RTISING !i- - C .. r %%,here eight to 12-year-olds get out on the field and learn 41 variety of lessons, including discipline. sportsmanship, I 1L. Spring is in the air, and what better typifies this time of the year than Little League baseball? You know, the level of sports competition . from the floor. Moving the feet stops. I recognize this by Bob Thaves — Manypeopledonotknow , ,,. - - ,. r FRANK AND ERNEST AGENV you to eliminate exccss I)od)fat and an e ise helps you take up the slack. ____ . thou ght Rests With Parents, Coaches ===_:n_~ by Bob Montana _______________________ • I -cl) first 14 ~ tract is siid to be a good one 4 an time there is n e The last thing South wanted chance to make it based on the 0 "Z - !, A.!-,. ' ,WERE £ ,,'fl,.. Pass 5 .N T [lass " , # PaS3 pam Pass Opening lead - Q v y .Ak . - 1• Uuw top homrs in diannoinds. South looked at the queen of h0,11`115 lead for so-me time. Ms t storage ' orth Cr 0 1~- trump, finessed his 10 spot Third bit of luck Pulled trumps. They broke 3-2 and he had his 13 tricks force This tells South to bid seven if t& holds two of the been Wstening to old folklore. I used to hear th.-it kind 0 t hing fat inside your abdomen as 'hen I was bo d before I J ~- ,.: i, ~ 11 diu Well - -A -_ queen of clubs No ruffed in Second bit of!uck Then hcruffCd a third heart with the queen ios K I 1111111111111111111111111111 luck- fie ruffed a second heart, Neither vulnerable example is one of the African tube's in which there isa large you please tell me whether or amour! of fat accumulated in not hair continues to grow or the buttocks area. e a;;, thrive on the human body after t it death and explain why. What is cumulation is so large human hnir ? locy-- like localized pi U ~. ~, - go Y I . , ~ i fr—i ," - - 7 '~ IMAYBE HE'L L~ ( SETTLE FOR \ A CAMEL! ITS BECAUSE OF THE 44 I r"- , _~ , - II -9-m :_ - :1 .-Ii- 151-ff r, --_~0 91-_1I •A — &(, A 10 5 3 72 I do drink lea with sugar, but The Health Letter, numlyT 3.7, not too much. What could be the Girth Control: Avoiding the Big M ddle. Send a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope for stomac. inailing. Address your letter to DEAR READER Bod) fat me in care of this newspaper, distribution does have some P.O. Box 1551, Radio City 7 41 I r L ~~ A 62 -- a 1L ur. V A 6 54 no S - %A five clubs V Q J 9 72 Lamb A FACE Lli<EA DOG _V~d W . More an a little luck was 17 Siouth ruffed that first heart. we ght on the stomach and it's really big.Iamn not big in other places, just my stomach. In other words,Iha%'ea fat belly. I ______________________ don't eat i lot , e 'UL4AVEEhJJGH PROBLEMS WCOT4A,IJ THI NG ) Haynes' H unch es - 0 DEAR DR. LAM3I ha %'ea weight problem. It's my YOU'D TWIN4 A BABOON J " I. 00 \ L...i -A \ Chi I _____ 1' - . A AKJ 8 7 ,, - 3.,7) -- BRIDGE AT . , I Exercise Can Reduce Fat .. . - . - e k, I *, r, ~ ..r."64 ci s of glad the exposure will broaden horizons. II lIll 6, ,I - - , ___________________ - ~T__ .'. — 51 expect to tidings. . -: -. . . , . _ ~. ---.1, . - - - l ''1 I I : A~ fi'I.,L wo-r-W OF 54 & by Stoffel _____ - _ - - - ____ - -- - 1" * it I=: h Burg , kiry — - r.' - r - , i"Imf es - - ... . . - - " , , , - - - - e Ch ipola Faces [ # % 11 .4 -- - j ,," ~, . a ., ~ - - _________ ___ - _______ i SI- i;; In Jeopardy Seas on Opener '—. : • CAMPUS CLATTER with I BlM Offer, S PfTE11SBhJ1U,., (Al') come. with Miller and some Both Gaherin and Macl'hail Earlier, Mi ll er held a news sons standings. If th e eight irarning camps if the cornof Miller contended th e owners The players assoct'We won't change a colon, baseball's brightest stars, emphasized that the owners' 10- conference along with the play. clubs pass, thcn the player, missioner felt progress was are concentrating more on pubation's executive board was cx- not a semicolon," MacPhall Gaherin was asked if the al' page proposal delivered There ers and chipped away at the could try and sell himself to the being made in the negotiations. lic opinion than negotiations. ,Pected to rubber-stamp today said. Arid then to emphasize most certain rejection by the day was a "take-all, leave-all" owners' proposals. reA of the teams. -I thiink progress has been "Always that is a part of colMarvin their determination, the own- players' Executive Board proposition. He said in effect the owners' ,chief negotiator "It's a new kind of Free agent made," Miller caid "The (the teethe bargaining,but they've gone overboard," Miller said. he owners) have cornea :,baseball owners' "final" and went home. "I'm not going to say col' talks concerned clarification of tian was a farce, smith is free to all '14 clubs, t prop toward or FOPOSal to settle the prolonged "Miller will telephone Mr. lapsed," he replied. "But our some of the owners' proposals, "The players would not be other players with a maximum Miller said he had promised Labor dispute. pro gress." Gaherinin New York tomorrow offer will be wi thdrawn . It not the merits of the offer. They free agents In the Mes.sersmi th of eight." to present the proposal to the Now. not only spring training (Wednesday) with the Execu- won't hinder the (future) bar. answered questiors from the sense," Miller said. "Nor has ,Miller added: "Now I'm won- association's Executive Board Then, Miller turned his guns delayed by the owners since live Board's decision," said gaining." players and from Miller. the issue of lability been set- on Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. de ring if t his is progress. Ob- but said he would do so with a 'March 1 was in danger, but MacPhail, who appeared weary tied. It's been reduced," Miller pointed out th at Kuhn viously, Kuhn doesn't. The recommendation that the board Lso Was the scheduled April 8 and bleary eyed after six days reject the offer. The ?'lessersmith reference had promised to open the spring camps are still closed." 1start of the season. of fruitless negotiating. stown was to an arbitrator's decision If Jam '. "it (the season opening) is "Will there be a season?" last December in the case ef ge tt ing closii and every hout t MacPhail was asked. "I don't pitcher Andy Messersmi th of .r#i "' ,6 ':iire in jeupardy, said know, murmured the nmeri. iiU t iiiNSON, Kim. tAt-, iiuk i11i Wetchesier had the L Angeles 1I V4/ t C CUI I 4I Dodgers The . The National Junior College tied the score with only fievonds arbitrator ruled the reserve 'Arnerican League President can League boss. Lee MacPhall after Miller tore Gaherin, too, appeared tired basketball tournament moved left. POMPANO BEACH (AP) Canada, said a man kicked in on the same floor with friends clause In the standard player `alwirt the owners' proposal and and adinitted disappointment, into its third day of play today 011ie Mack did th2 same for contract enabled the player to Texas bullpen the door to his room at the Surf when two men, one of whom Rangers charged the baseball at the turn of events, lie 'nd the after a couple of cliffhangers San Jacinto in overtime, hitting play one year with a contract coach Pat Corrales has been Rider Hotel, where some police later said was Corrales, .executives with a inaminoth owners felt they hall whipped Tuesday night that had the the clincher at the extra-period then not sip the foflowing sea: charged with burglary after al. Hanger players are housed entered the room and started 'publicity ploy, buzzer 99-97. Burlington missed son and play out his option, . legedly entering two rooms oc- awaiting spring training, together an offer the players crowd jumping. ripping pictures off the wall. ; .. ,' "I'm shocked," .said John couldn't refuse -one that gave today's schedule, a mixed a shot at the buzzer of the coming a free agent the follow- cupied by guests at a hotel Wilson said he didn't see anyShe said the two left, the door 'Gaherin, nianagement's chief the players the controversial bag of losers and winners, pit- regulation game to sead it into ing season. where he and other Rangers are one and closed the door. He said was barricaded, and a later at ne-goti, led State Fair iMo.) against overtime. staying, deputies say. it was knocked open again and a tempt to kick it in failed. Police Under te ar tr ator s rwlrig, , put this thing in some position." with built-in safeguards to pro- Casper, Wyo.; Burlington, In a defensive exhibition man walk ed in, picked up a said they had not identified the ,,iri, r officials hid C0 U 1 \1,u Ph iii sai d the o't, n r ill" ai ft t bin-on (o mIs Tue -this night, Southern Iduho k t b Iir t d co mpe tition in Io paw. of molding tb t had ki suoJ !ILdfl , cd i I , , " were adminant on what they baseball. (Kan.); Chipola (Fla.) againA nicked' Chipola 6%U. Andre federal courts. Niessersinith bond. General knocked loose, took a batting Donald R. flayhoe, 35, a busiS5,0M 4;'considered a far-reaching pro"Tivir tone was a tone of re- Jarnestown, N.Y.; Connors Wakefield drove the length of became eligible Tuesday to sell freed on stmc ,e and asked, Do you want nessman from Ontario, and Manuer Dan O'Brien said he IS services to any o the 24 posal that would change the jection," Gaherin said after State (Okla.) against Rhode the court to make it 67.66 and to light?" James J. Lamand, 19,astudent would seek lesser charges. fave of baseball for years to Tuesday's negotiating session Island; Columbia State (Tenn.) Ed Nichols followed up with two major league clubs. Wilson said his wife went for from Ontario, told police that O'Brien deferred comment on help and hotel personnel managainst Bismarck (N.D.), and free throws for the final score. The owners, in their proposal, the doors to their rooms on the San Jacinto i Tex.) against DeIn earlier games Tuesday, offered a one-and-one option for possible disciplinary action. aged to talk the man out of the same floor were rattled by Broward County sheriff's room. Kalb South (Ga.), Lake Land eliminated the next several years, but they someone. rolild deputies gave this account of Westchester County (N.Y.) McLennan (Tex.) W91. Conadded that ftee avents 0. I "; ,* 11 .4 -' - ---4 !:,~-#--. . - . . I n , r,.,." I , i.-." "I ,.I.- - ...-...L - I .%_J , C's .. .. . ___ IRP P '.s w A as V400.0 ' day night o. a jiinpet trom the Fair 90.63 and Bisxiiarck upset eight clubs, sel€cted in the inMichael ft Wilson, 30, a cer- staying on the same floor, told nection wi th any property damncorner at the buzzer by Larry Caspe r in overtime 63-58. verse order of the previo us sea- prate planner from Quebec, investlagors she was in a room age, Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, March 17, )?78-9A For Thursday March 18 1976 '4 However, you will have a particularly dynamic quality 22 Height lab second chance to rectify that Sets YOU apart, eSpCciLlll,. 19 tooJ DOWN 24 Att,!matiye 21 Things in 47 Post matters md to perform nobly. socially. vote series 48 thought TAURUS (April 20-May 20) .SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. I Hawaosan 25 Sailoor 21 Entertains 49 Market dance Girl's name 28 74 Fagles' nests 51 Football Early in the day your decisions 21) Don't try to restrain an 7 Nat" 32 Rooms (ab) 25 hat part officials won't be too realistic. Your impulse to do something extra 33 Ever 1poet) minerals 26 here (slang) second thoughts will be the best special for one you love, The before 35 Night 3 Confined past (comb" form) 52 361n,u,ancelab) 4 Pat, toi 77 Assoc,at,ot, 53He.ad (Fr ) recipient will be enormously and can be relied upon. 37 Arab name dancing 11111111) 56 PocApacket GEMINI jMay 21-June 2D) pleased. 38 Wager 6 Airtatsion lab I 29YOuthgoddess (slangl CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan. Goals you once thought unat59 Stately dance 6 Place 30 Always 57 Chemical 1? n.e 7 St' 31 c Vuii-y your routine today. It :5,,,L. ,. ; coo;pounds teacher I Bob) 34 Certain railway 58 The atur"I will invigorate and enliven you 4 5, C om mon 8 Kind of two Confederacy ICON) contraction (ui) resourcefulness. Choose one you're fond of to 40 Utah Indian lab) CANCER(June. 21-July 22) If share your change of pace. 3 2 8 1 1 5 6 7 9 10 11 you're Invited out today, by all AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) means go. You could meet Fortune inay smile on your 12 14 13 someone with whom you'll form today. If you're alert for i an instantaneous relationship. unusual circumstances, you 1 16 17 , LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) This Is could possibly fulfill a material I good day to fulfill social desire. 9 20 21 obligations. An tmr'rnmptu PNCF_S Feb. 20-Mar ch 20) U 18 0 tfl' it ition to sour place s%ould ç \'cir imagination and please those you llo%e." wit are more than a match for#4 I 25 26 27 ' VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) one who L; aggrmsive todiay. 30 31 ComrnunIcatIi is your for!v Turn on the charm! —— —— today. You can win those you YOUR BIRTHDAY — — — went to Impress over In a faceMarch 18, 1976 1 36 38 to-face get-together. Try to involve yourself in LIBRA (Sept. Z3-Oct. 23) things of a creative nature this . Good fortune can come to you coming year. This may not . A R.r.)W PNI thi ng Players Rejec t .5, HyBERNICEBEDEOSOL ,, I I ______ 20 _-_ LOSER C) C 65 Sainte lab) ______ _111 ~11 1-_ IT IIW41 13 SrniU egg I? Single ________________ 3-17 flame 55Decu 60 Noun suffix nockname 61 Wash loghtty 16 Up to the 11MO 62 Suotab#e .0 1 04X () o 1. :. - '--- toes " V :: 15 Boy's - THE BORN -- 1? Agent (sulfix) 14 Fish eggs 4 - 1 ____ I A dance (coil ) 47 Mimicked 4 Frolic 50 caliewalk step FC-EN THINK IVE ! ~_ HOROSCOPE __ GIVE-5 TH E PF 0 ___________________________________________________ to Proug Pn1 ___________________________ e V4TT: ____ I ___________________________ i t. L_ - _Iiz~_ - �- - - - -. - ._. -- -- - -- - -- - !7 77 Herald, Sanford, Fl . _Wednesday, March 1797 Leon jj SCOREBOARD Pro Ho cke y EastDivisio n College OF GA N Env Cincn 30 3S Is - •••_. ---' - ______ - ______ . ______________ •-,-.---. '4 D i vi sion 4$ 22 2 NcA Division I II Calgry 36 30 4 76 267 738 Edmtn 24 44 Tornio 5 53 At Springfield, Ohio 212 305 Wiltenbcrq 101 20 43 S AS 291 335 Tuesday's Results Quebec S T or onto 6 C a lgary I I3,000 Larry !Mmbar ,had the winning touch In pro teck iith pro comp going to Ken Veney. Screeching from the starting Une at kit Ic (Ia'ton Harris In (lass AR fuel iliminator. Gary &rgin likewise raiss smoke In his funny car, while Warren, third from field how in the final run of top fuel eliminator. The lady at the kit, Linda Vaughn, isn't a racer, but is still soincthing of a super stock champion, serving as Sliss Hurst Gearshift rvpresentathe and doing a good job o(distracting aphotographer at Sunday's e v ent. Plltsbiruh Cot 60 ew England 1 Clev eland 0 Edmonton 3 OT Tan r Lose TwiLe School's meanwhile, the team holds its swimming team showed signs home meets at the Sanford Bath of only two week's practice - - - - and Tennis Club ... 4T - - Past Evans ....... ,. - - - Paglione nnd past 1 3-0 lead. credited with ~Iefeat. wt_ DIVING I 013 100 , - 11 1 00 - Brinker (L) S 151 100 BACK (1) 1020 100 BREAST RELAY - ji w _____ Naval Netters _W GIRLS 356 (Ew) 104 -"-' I -ç2" Slam ck (L) 1 00' 500 FREE Burteci IL) 6 005 L) BREAST I Wheeler (E) 11 9~ 40 r R E E PELAY Lyman (Berry I Harp Mc - '-c_ :. - - Diver Gina Bukur hIts water for Seminole 7 Harp (Ey) 17? 3 1 = -a____ '4f' • I' r - - .' -- ' it, 10 • * ,' a '- t 73 n 3 3 5 0 Kurth (L71) 5 1 3 6 1 2 1 7 To//Pv Piav s EW YORK (AP) - ArcWe the dangerous long. - - - - Tdfl,t txmtntx'r from Sakni i r Of Year Milh:r 91 n's closest cornpetltnr, Al.orn P' iycr of the Vedr indwkd nationwide panel of toter' lege, is The Associated Press' 19, 16 College Division Hasket. cGill, who had 142 points. Old yon; Wayne Golden, T ball Pla yer of the Year. Dom~inlon center WilsoIn Wash- nesseeChattanoogo; Jeff I Talle~, who set a season scor. ingtun gained 114 voteSi for Covington, YoungtaAn State: n the National Assoof .* be Year, while Alba- Imory Srninon, Philadelphi ciation of Intetcollegiate ny State center Major Jones T"tile, and Elisha McSweeney AtMetics this season with 1.341 pulled down r, and forward of Mankato State. points, livon ilie honor in a land. C`Itrald Cunningham of KenTallei, Mrl.'sill and W&qNng. !dlde mtii,by the "tin.n1s _spot#s turky State roiindM ~mjt OT top t3p al; 1Ti_ ,%Je 11:c Pi team .vere forward Gary Cole of Wisconsin-Parkside ancl guard Larry Wright of Grambl. writers and broadcasters, aver,ging 41 oir't.c per game team Ail-Anwrica ear lier while Joining Talley, Mcij'ill and Washington on d* blv-ribbon ing Talley was a puint-a-minute scorer 1cr Salem thi:. se=n, (') ELEVENTH - S-14, A: 1. Geri's C.') 13 00. S 10. 3 Rumored (4) 4.20~ 19 t. 13 Buffalo New York 19 29 174 30 my 6 32 3? 464 13 Washlon 42 26 611 Houston N Orleans Atlanta , 3S 34 .507 32 31 4" 10:7 21 39 All 13 1 score 52 unirt)urt mituauity ii s. Misr o - $110 (LU) 1 100 400 FREE 106 DlvlNc is BAker 1 4 14 6 %hufr'. (IF) ci Piefiart E)ucr 51 vc school "I'll always want Her winning time of 227 secin the Olympics. But onds was just seen tenths of a I S 34 50? 14 34 35 .491 15 PPoerix 37 36 47) 16'i 6 Al.',? c Poct ns 7 Rcyt I R udy 40 .429 It Kei'n Tanning S Sweet Score 6 Dannp Ripple SIXTH It. B: 1. Andy Shannon. 4 Los Angeles 109, Cleveland 103 Chicago 120. Phoenix v Harry, 7 Araglin; $L Silky O'Hare SEVENTH 11-116 17. 1 keIou 1' 7 Pond, Harris 3 Lake divided on whether she will be able to qulify for the U.S. EIGHTH -5. A I fl.tty Shan CP's Boy; 3 Nomad I Look Blue Denim Britches Fthrl, 5 Lapping Louie; 6 Carry ng. 7 K's Kipling; I City Liffli .................$14 2 Caiar. 3 Victory v ic tor. i S Phantoms Pearl 6 P'ttery 14 T Susan; 1. Sneaky Wke; I Ripple Rube 14 Boys' Sizes steel belted radial ti TENTH -516 I 1 Jo Panda Tally Ave. 5 7 Dear Maria, 6 I-AKE HOWELL 'Me I& strikeout pitching of Malt Sinionelli srnwthed the way for I-Ixe Howell Tuesday as the Hawks clipped Trinity prep &I in high school baseball Tony Float. 2 Lotfa Ovola, 3 Ginger Lynn; 4 Southern Roots. 5 Texas FAy. 6 Lake Buren; 7. Blue Benny; I K's Melody TWELFTH - Is, C: I Morning At er, outrageous Karen; 3 E D.'s Brindle. 4. Little Lila, S. Cute Cleo Eckeff~ 6 K's Prite. I Gon DEPART MENT STORE 213 E. F I R ST ST. PH. 322-4712 • ________________________ cirine S C M Couleur Tire size OlympicsquadintrialsJunel9 her thcn Johnson said 27 at Eugene, Ore Said McCann, 11cr potentia l Save Reg. 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Features 2 polyester cord radial plies, 4 fiber glass be;ts, one steel bell. In the wide 78 and 70 series profile. Whitewalls No trade-in required and I don't ticlieve anybody in the - orld will be able to catch t0na, 4. EA%y Motion; 5 mont"ue that her rhief competitors for a BLUE LEVI'S' _ I That decision has left coachesSIs II lx at her prime tlwn L 19 20 710 ~'Plftflk nJo F SCC e,ers i S, • Trip Volenci _g r% 2.80 300 more per tire - MIAMI BEACH (AP) minican Republic boxer liani Marrera lim ended Termite Watkins' 93-fifht victory skein with a split 10 rowd decision Motor Oil."' jPIuuIIIi iiuuiiiiiii.i.._,, here. Watkins, a previously unbeaten 136 pounder from Houston, cerned a draw from W VOLI s*c 446 O%iedo nicked Mount Dora. a high school ten"is contest. Mixon Auto Pods & Machine Shop 222 Magnolia 322-0808 - 323-6404 Open Mon. thru Sal.8-6 . 3 TRIFECTA Sanford Sunday 9.2 111- one jud 'e but (railed Marrero on the z;Lner two scoring cards Tuesday night. Watkins was staggered in th(. ninth round with a -ight harul shot and suffered a cut over his left eye later In theM. r"nd,, The vietory gave "ho weighed 13714, a record I Sale RACES quashed g on rsift Community College's crack tennis team made quick work of Valencia C&kl), winning in seven straight Ille Raider&, now 9-2 ovelall e Bgalr Thursday against team dropped its first game of hOn) the season Tuesday when Santa Fe. Cris III Brid;tland errors paved the wly fo 64. Brown d. a 2. Ward. 0 2. Shelia Sctml 901f COntest at heciah r Thompson cll Williams 6 2. 6 L Country club. ThOmMm d. Wilcox & 1, 6 3, Flagg I A. Shirley 134)1;ng d Seminole girls are0 now 3-1 and d NOPP'ng" 6 1, 6 0; Gontslet III Csviftfi* M01'Ity'. J. 38. Blahnik W, DOPI uff, I 1 Hall 41, Maley. G. Aj Doublrs Thompscri Brown d are home this afternoon against 'rarillit 6 0, 6 2, Cc. F acc If ariagrianct.willi ms # ], ovount Dor, Shippy 38, Wilson 39. VanErporl Ward. I S. Ce&prcy Pierson Taylor and play aWlin 'OPton d Carri$ (irr fl 0 (3 .'iir. 'tili, i q 1 f'i'j;v Term" te £ A )AI c Ovie o Netters Sem noleG rls Droppea By 7-0 U pended ran their record in Division 2 to Lions Golfers 54 . The), play Tenner-see Tech DAYTONA BEACH The The Osceola girls smacked Register Win miniole High girls softball this afterrw)on at home and are The Oviedo girls, 7.0, Tuesdayin m there'll always be four years Trinity Prep (LH) 1 01 S. 540 FREE nushnull (OR) 3 371, 100 BACK~ Calfrwn IL141 1 10, 100 BREAST fto*lrr ILH) 1 - 729, 400 FREE RELAY i 01 Olympics," said the 17-year-old centrated training before winjunior at Jacksonville Hibault ning the Pan-Am gold meda). Y97 21 0200.-44) (OR) I right now school and what I do second short of the world SECOND 5-16, 5: 1. Dawn here is more important." record. Smoke. 2 1 & G's Fleelfirel. I The 1975 Pan-Am 200 meter While differing on Chandra's champion decl.ded to partici- present attitude toward trainArtistic iiirn erQi6 14T R on pate with schoolmates in has. ing, Johnson and McCann do THIRD - S-16. C: I Lustre ketball and volleyball Uils fall agree that by the 1980 OIyTnArn; 4 Soul Train S. Modeit Ruth; and winter rather than follow pies, she should be the world's strict training for the Olympics. best female sprinter. 6 Montague Tartan 7 Pinto Low 21 46 111 1 Division 700 MEDLEY RELAY Lake LakeHcwlI Porter h ntucky sd nced to Thurs(Li nights stmifinab against ELEVENTH GIRLS FLY =.-=-=- lice high school sports Chandra points out that she "Sure, I'd like to go to the had only afew weeks of con Bomt) Trinity Prep clipped Orlando f1f)wler). 200 FREE 200 IM Porter (OR) 2 26, !,o Evans in high school tennis FREE Callanect (1H) My. Ii y to Chocolate V$ O.r 2? 41 Lily, Men's & get the run Los Angeles Seattle FI players o 110 Cheeseborough says she'd like "I'll always be glad I decided 0 up tarnes go file n e ymno matter what happens at pies, but not if 9* has to sacri- the trials," she added. 7 Dimly LiX,ISC 3 Tally Em e 11i'h Tri,it May S Stylish Lad 6 to I Pc? fl 7 Howell Tankers Split Meet C y 26) i4an0c FIRST - 5.16, Ot I Fan'% it clinched division title 000 00 I 1 O) 000 'I 00 7- Jacksonville Track Whiz Prep Faithful JACKSONVILLE (AP) Ill 60, 6 40, 4 60; 2. Shimmering Simonelli Fans Trinity Gains 5-2 Net Win 7 5-16, A: (3) A 20, 3 20; 3 Harries Maid 46 11 laston Poir f le nd Seminole's Chris Biggins le vaults 324, (nt,6I Florida, LoIaco 4A 16) 4 40. 0 11 2) 1 S 20. P (1 7) 47 00, 31 31 NINTH York I 1 almost waited too long once I ided to put him back in. I c nade sure that the other proper remedy for Kentucky's Providence, which defeated Louis v ille 73.67 in the opener of "We took Kansas State in. a doubl-header Tuesday night 3, 'de," said Phillips. "It's a bet- North Carolina State and sur ge shot. I thought if prising North Carolina-Char we did that, beat theni ituide, lotte, who won quarter-final that we'd eventually wear them games Monday night, will play out." inthc- (Aher semifinal game. Wh-tier 11) 4 60, 160, 7 A. 2 Midas on Pacific x Golden St Mark theft of home enabled ---------------- 7 P) 0 CJPf)0IA I). college golf match Tuesday at CrunihAw (TP1 d Cordiity 82. Sheoah Country Club. Rincha.1 (E) d DeLfilcirre a 4. 11: Griggs 17. Kel bef M1W (TP) d D Elder 10 . 36 34 vwris, Town ,(i) and Hardaway, ra 6) 1193 EIGHTH ALI 8178 quarter final sictory. 450 Puncy (2)1500 160 a1d __________ it 30 S71 10, Mid west - -- 1ssrg L Braritl.y Glerifsennoria 15. Lampe 91 M Other players rfteiving con. Jom and Cunningham were Donald 35, Elliott 9, Gaugna" n s4 309 votes it ar Nidistancing sideration from the voters for nia medtotheSvmndTearnhva 3'1 The 6400t-1 guard collected five with 87 tv'tes, -- SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY I Evans 2 065 (Record) 7 p 6) 78 20. T (A 6 5) 11100. 3191. York 27 West Orange produce a base hit. Seminole CommunityCollege tri p ed Cent l Florida Junior Iedo's Eric Ortega chums out sick" i Herald Photos by Tom Vincent) ~aiem - Pierce (8) 2. 09 6. 6 Slephensoll Orlando Oak Ridge turned (Wilhelm, Pyle, Burrow, Ovel I SI. ai 200 FREE McPherson 111 4) 2 03 back Lake Howell, 9i. (Ly) 100, 6 Patrick ILS1 100 200 IM Wilhelm (OR) 2-09 50 TWO MILE ALIN I Horla (LB) Tuesday in a high 3 1`1001 FREE DYE (OR) 243; 70D IC,) 9567 (Rccord). 7 Bowers (0) swimming meet. Lake Howell'S FLY eurfovi, 10 29 1, 1 Pcirie (Ly) 10 79 6. 4 McNulty (TP) 10- 474. S_ Sucoona girls blasted Oak Ridge 12"1. DIVING Garrelson (OR). FREL McPherson ILH) S 3.4. 100 BACK MILE RELAY 1 Jonci 3 , 40 6. 2 - -. baseball Tuesct2y, despite the factthatPatrjotbatters did not _=.-.ru-==-_ (5) Win By 17 ' New I o butters rapped out 14 hits Tuesday as they stormed past Oviedo 14. n a five-inning high Davis (AtlAnea, Nwiden, Davis) ].So 2 - 2 0 , go" Some tape fixed It and then j SIXTH -', A I Lake Atlas 76 2'l ii 1 40; 2 Go Torn Eckert Phillips fixed Kansas State in (61 3 250 3 Mr M (5) 3 Q the second half, proiding the (A NIIA FOREST CITY 7 SCC G.7-olf ers W,ISown Phillips. who had scored but four points in the first half, (YiUfll in I 1;rke c'itiru th contest with seven minute-5 gone in the game, and led the Kentucky muicleman ike Wildcats back from 6.3-51 defiP191lips sprained his right foot cit. and had to leave in the first half . "Phillips had an nkle of Tuesday night's National we could sneak by Invitation Tournament game andlthought Wit hrAlt him in the cp-M half (7)4 10 0(3 4154 70 P(13) 15990 W L Pct. 08 51 19 729 paglione Davis Steals Home, Game Amend - 3 NE'W YORF iAll) Kentucky's garne is inside basketball iril for it hili th WiIl cats didn't have any 'Mr . In side" to play it. 3190 2 ;7 226 Indiana 113 San Anton ' Denver Ill St Louis 94 Lake Brantley to sneak past Leesburg 1-0 In high school POLE VAULT I Lacey (LB) 11 3. 2 Hicks ILBI 11 3, 1 Joriel (Ed) - 3) 76 14 76 263 Denver A14 e w York san Antonio ,, - ITPI740,1 KritiesIVIBI242.4 H. Anderson IEv) 24 3. S Graham JYW Tomb Calif To" It's GO mllrli at Minnewfa pj!~w Ranger Toronto at Clitcago A-44orr (31 and 2 15 4 6 Lake Howell? 160 A 14 12 100 2?3 206 39 20 12 90 2" 211 Buffalo 4. Los Angeles 2 Jonts and ,'a?ct Withs Homem Edgewter 2 osi, j. Seminole t "Ion U1110 - cifs - tate was hurt going up for a rebound," the 6-10 center said. "I got my legs all tangled up 1 1) 14 00, 9 00, 100,, 2 Lcinesome J810" 13) 7 40, 5 00; 1 Blockbuster and twisted my ankle real ABA aii -- K S 2 Virginia 12 59 169 391 1 Tuesday's Results - ASO Irvin. (1d) 2 07 7 crouch lEvi 2 073 3 Hôrdy $)6 C 1 Detri Wash 301 Ii 13 Philadelphia 4, Atlanta 2 Montreal S. Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 6. Kansas City 3 0 20 4 1 1 4 7 1 21 0 WinfOrangs Oviedo Patterson 1 FOURTH Trim , 14, is ... 21 41 9 51 100 268 (6) 8 40, 0 Q 1) 111 ItO. 9 52 9 21 pn 3)9 3206 31 7 school baseball game (Del. 1 J2 9. 4 McGahty (Ed) 60 163 296 (6) 910. 660; 3 MA.s Jeanie (3) 300 o (4 61 34 60 (16 317 10 1 O'Connor IJO HURDLES. 1. Eiser man (Ev) 47' THIRD - S-16. 0: IL E.D.'s Beau fl t5r' 311 OVIFDO 1. Bradley (Ev) S1.1, - g U0 RELAY " 2 12 63 53 9 10 116 302 iii Kansas I Jones 1:313. 7. Evans 1375 3 Delarsd 1: 38. 0. 1 Lake Howell 1 39 0, 5 Lyman 1:41 . 1247 10 Indiana KelIom (Ly)104S 2 Hill 1$) 19 3' 3 Mat?het fTP) 159 1 Spractlny Ii) III S Floyd - c' Rangefs 2 Minne Oviedo Nine ped, 14-2 5 or 1 00 31 1 1 (Wi?) W75 Boers (OvI 1 10 I 1 Irvine (Ed) 4465 1 McGee (Lv) 1469 $ Double%: Bakrr Blanco (FC) ri - L _k 100 301 T IBM) 4111 1 W'n:eIec (FC)d SinkOlS Kochem 5N) ci Torrent $1 Currence (FC) Lcwman Walton IS Sinko - , - 7 50 FREE S'nQIeSr Baler frC)d Lo%mAni Dcxfman 1LI 137-5; 100 FLY 1, Jackubo* (E) 1 18 4. 100 F R E E - 1. Watson (SN) d Blanco 8 6; -- -- A. 611, (''' 29 29 11 71 2" 2" 25 31 13 0 218 2SS 19 As 4 47 170 21C 'o' e Tuesday's Results Wathngon N S Maher - 5N Siessler (J) 10.1, 6 R. Anderson (EY) 109 MILE RUN. I Horia LO) 4- IS 4. ' 1 ir InO DASH I $pinks fill 10 3. 2 Mallieviti (TP) 10 4. 3 Anderson Florida Central nicked MEDLEYRELAY L v man (Hockenberry. Crum, Sanford Naval Academy, Q, .3; no FREE Tuesday in a high school tennis c IP H R ER 88 so Gaines lEdl 16.1,4 Efterman I Ev) 16 9, 5 Kellom IA) 11 4, 6 Miller it It 5-16. 6: 1. K'S 110 ) 235 291 ot-stre.ch, Brockv%av, Rum, Do*dy. f 120 HIGH HURDLES V,- E- Howmar. Eur), Bransom, flyatt, Hubbard, Stewart, DPSfrnl"Ole 1. Valencia 7. LOB-- 1 6 R,qQint (Se) 54 - 46 10 14 106 111 112 34 11 IS 91 268 la ea Williams (8)1721 6 Kerr (OvI lOS -' 0 I Pt M (2) 31 19. SECOND M00nqI0 Pro Basketball Beasley 111.14) 113 9. 3, Ragusa (Ev) 12S 8. A Grieder (LH) 173 31,,. 5, -" FIRST 5 20, 2 80, 2.90; 7 Gay Gabbv (4) Stich 2 Floyd (Ed) 5 6, 3 F yte I DeL) 5 6. Upended By 4-3 YcCarty (LI? 31 0 00 Wilkins pr Tgf dn. dh Ostrich. rf - 1 LymAn (Wagner, I4ubrd lb Lvnt lb Totals - 1. 1 47.6; 400 FREE RELAY -- Oviedo 1. (Diorki. Jones, Scuires. Klav-jhn) Carmack. 134,6. ' 100 FLY Cooper (E) il.1; 100 FREE 40 2 - Evans$). Edgewater 53, Jones 51, LAke Brantley 19, DeLand 31. Lyman 30, Lake Howell 23. Seminole 72, Trinity Prep 21. Oviedo 14. Boone 17. Apopka 1, Bishop Moore 1. SHOT PUT I. Spinks (J) ASO, 2 BACK - GOudy (0) ET-L6mbK1 (SI Taped-Up SAPiFORDORLANDO TUESDAYS RESULTS MtrI x 3 1 1 Evry,ss I Rouge, La. - Dog Racing Wales Conference Norris Division i II itchman )b Lak Brantley placed fourth Tivesday and Lake Howell finished sevpnth in a 13-tearT, :shmansophomore invitatimml track meet at L)mian high school. Ab W v, is Phoenix, 74 17 9 Si Smyth. Div ision Louis Ken Dcoidy, 3b 02,11 SOOFREE â FREE S Florida Junior College of Brantley Fourth Rhode , their home grounds Friday for Da*k in%, oh - 2 05.8; 50 FREE - Gallinidre (01 25 5; 2DO MEDLEY - Baker 40) 2,292; DIVING - Sciple (0); loo FLY - Lake IS) 1 - 04; IOID FREE R Ancvr ti- Rniirr r=, - 7,440. 500 FREE - Batt (0) 29.9. (Wagner. Flynn, Dew, DIVING - SQuiret (0) 100 FLY nker (LI 2 1Q rrih (E ) 2 4 9 NY Matador reliever Howard 1 3 p.m. appearance against Hyatt and Jim Potoski drove in Mc Lean was masterful from career WAIISOn (0) 6:21,2., 100 BACK Lyman brm-zed past Orlando Ortega (0) 1:11 1. 100 BREAST y in a high Oviedo (Mann. Bell. Kimbell, school swinuning meet. Chilly) 3:52 2 GIRLS Lyman's girls rolled up a 109. 200 MEDLEY RELAY 60 rout of Evans. (Goudy, Arnhym. Cook, ealf) 2 214; 200 FREE Smith IS) BOYS ~i I: Community College capitalized 11111,, u, and the - Raiders, 8-3 third score came in on a wild proclaimedthe' fineitoutingof Seminole o pened fast, lashing pitch by Sendacle hurler Wayne his here' by Matador out 1ie hits in the first inning to hurth who was brought on In Coach 'loyd Perry. chase Valencia starter Al rclkf of Budd Maher and as fhc Raiders will retur, to chools," said caoch Jim Smith weire double winners for Terwilleger this morning the gi rls. Seminole is hoping to raise Seminole entertains strong ufficient funds to build its own Oak Ridge Thursday at 3:X pool for next season. In the BOYS MMEDLEY RELAY Seminole (Miller, Tramell. Lake, Kev Smith) Lyman Eases Philphta NY Isle Seminole CrmBut tne Matadors snapped Seminole on two hits while munity College ptchers right back, tying it in the bot- fanning seven. The per- Brockii%ay. rt Tuesday to snap a first-inning torn of the frame via six walks, formance evened cLean's deadlock and turn back the two of which forced 'n runs. The season mark at 2-2 and was Criamberlain. c season opener for Seminole. boys team Tuesday, each m & , minole's buys were 101-69 on three victories. Lake set a victims of Oviedo, while the school record with a time of girls fell by a 95.68 count. 1:08.8 in the 100-yard 'V.e ha ve only been in the treastroke snapping the 1 095 water since March 1, so we are standard he set last season still behind the rest of the Vickie l.ainbert and Ann Valencia Singles by Don Eury, Richard 91 At Scranton,Pa 91 Sheph er d. Thursday's Game San Dejo at Indianapolis - 0 It 1, A N D 0 - St Gets Crack At Indiana Thursday Toront.,! all C li've "Ihoutton at Rai ers i ness eys Valencia To 8=3 Vl*cto - - High Seminole - - 75 Scranton NHL Campbe:l Conference Patrick Division SHS Mfr At Providence, R.I. Todiy'i Games but hit- igliLis uiI uunds of a drag strip! Some 6,ZOU at tended the four-day session last weekend at Gainesville, where the GatornatlonaLs were staged The day's big winner was Don Pi-udhomme, who captured funnycar competition for the third straight sear. James Warren was top furl eliminator, winning ______________________________ 7e 7 Canadian Quebc Ms finch K entuck y 81, rovidence ?3, Louisville Diego Winn GO GATOR Quarter B6 -.- - NIT Division I - - - Wednesday, March 17M76-1IA Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Kent Benson which struggled to a basketball tournament at Baton win." eptional ability," said In. Douglas my have a slight dina's Bobby Knight. "Leon C.M. Ne%lon, coach of under. victory civer Princeton in the "I'm looking forward to In- edge in quickne& I)ouglas is tire finest center we dog Alabama, said, "To have first rixind of the NCAA tour. diana ' 'said Douglas, who was i 6 font h junior, although the sshelmed a second team try to stretchseaill have faced, and he has gone unbeaten over the past two ney, American last time out, g e tsa the catalyst in Alabama's 79 Indiana center appears to be a teammates who co mplement seasons like Indiana son reco rd to 3 against Conchance take on No upset of North Carolina last t But necticut in an Ewt Regional has done is h(: t ay Surda>, mili1tGrflSrN outquick iny opponents," many dimensions. It is a unique if we our part, it will be a Douglas, the 6-foot-b senior grabbing 17 rebounds against said Douglas. "My speed is my team in that it has great good game." DePaul meets VMI In the other of sixth-ranked ar Heels center Mitch P• bes Ui, g game quickness without sacrificing t &stt In the other Mideast Regional against first-team e a enge. I'd All. hkllikhall oth conches, meanw h i le , size and strength. ' American Kent Benson in the rather play against the best are approaching the game The regional semifinal sin "We are greatly impressed semifinal, te puts its 22-game winning quet key matchup its the Crimson "All-American stuff doesn't apprehensively. by them. We will have to play ners meet Saturday to deterIRle meets unbeaten and top- bother me," tidded Douglas, a "We will be playing a truly our very best to maintain a streak on the line against West- mine the final four, who will em c gan rated Indiana in a Mideast third team All-American. "I ou tstanding basketball team, chance tb in" baffle for the national title in Regional semifinal of the NCAA just w ant toplay a game and well -coached and with e And that's the favorite talkRutgers, Philadel ph ia March 27 and 29 Fourth ranked B 37 3 61 707 _____ . ALEX SACHARE Al' Sports Writer 66 227 257 31 39 1 1&3 2sq 29, 29 )S S 63 232 244 West _________________ Alabama nutialn 112, Portiind 9s WHA E ______ Matched Vs. 411 ____ - Douglas Wheel alignment. 3.10 is BIG PERFECTA off heavy duty shocks, Sale 5.39 Reg. 8.49. JCPenney heavy duty shock S THURSDAY LADIES' NIN 5,88* absorber. Features 13/l60 piston with - is WARRANTY: For as long as you own your private car or truck, we will replace this "0" ring design. Fuls' replitcemeni Jr.Penney Heavy Duty Shock Absorber if it falls due to defiticts in maleflal cr workman. warranty for as long as you own your car s hip. or,if it wears out. with a new one of equat or truck. Available for most American and foreig n Reg 1288 Here's what you get: Suspension Inspection Set caster and camber Adjust toe-in Road test or superior value And It th, original Heavy Duty Shock kbsorbier WAS Installed by Export installation arailable at extra cost. xPenney,*9 witi install the replactment Shock Absorber free 01 chargill. Just contact us. Sle procus effective thru Mon March 22. 'Most U S d cars, Add S2 fach for cars conditioning or totsior. bars. - Make appoin t ment thru Sal., March 20. %,HARGE IT' at Sanford Plaza Penneys. open Mon. thru Sat. 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Open Sunday 1-5 p.m. Ph. 323-1310. L - �1-.... 1- 2-A— Ev e ning Her1 I d, 5anord, F,. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ICE PAK if cR1i savios on Ice When frozen its 12* colder Wan regular ice, J 88" '16.4 adhesive underneath the therniosta1. It works on the prm. ciple that air entering the botI I h mechanism j TRIMI.ITE 11188 S ol *(a, filopillosh Model film 513 :y.;' hot." In fact, he points out, one Sou th Caroli na company that installs automadc timers on heaters is specific about say. ings. They te!l customers they will save an average of $15 a nionth on their electric bill. Thie company advocates setting thin timer for 2 hours a day which should provide sufficient hot wLter and reduce the kilowatt hour usage by 500 kilowatt hours monthly at the rate of about three cents an 6w. Air mriditioners. which rate after electric water heaters as Her Job March 17 thru 20 1976. Limit one. FK4ST PAIN / 19 float N., hours of preparation, either. designed for the everyday cook "It's a cry workable cookwho wants to add ii little spice book," she ;iitded. ''Th4 rc'Ip to her everyday cooking. are all tried and true." 16; . "Patchwork Pantry" is a MrS. GIn ncy is responsible Bicentennial effort of the Guild for most of the charming line of the John Young Museum and drawing illustrations in Planatarium. All proceeds "Patchwork Pantry." A former from the sale of the cookbook art teacher who plans soon to ($3.50 plus 25 cents for a get back Into her painting, Mrs. washable cloth cover) will go Glancy worked on the cookbook without coupon 1. compott 29 L locorty Hammock in RECLINING FOLDAWAY r- E. 97 30* 76'. 6-ft. ô, '1 %'re'(h N. ..th ' fnge 97 Over With N. £443 2 webs V °' 1188 high. '.':'t:. length 'I. '' p . ..,. f"I "i' Deluxe Air • 1:th'c:: Hardwood " 88 Easy to carry I '.CS eci fr,, vood trc3'v,' N. £1 0 '' I 76*30" GET THE WALOREEN PRICE ON YOUR PRESCRIPTION. Compare for yourself In our consumer's 'Open Book' of over uuAN RX PRICES Limited-time Sale prices are Indicatisa by 9 H.avy 39 4 Contour.d heo-r lomi. noted vinyl; I voIv•s, Ruslprool '.cnt break; nozzle retracts, green. I - March 17.20. 1976. ' 1 [ I I P.P, Sunday-10 A.M..6 P.M. Phone— 323-9190 RX Phone-32.0250 TWALGUUCO..1976 light reserved tolimit quantities on all items Some,Iorpc,%qUo?.dmoyyoryo,scm,3,orfr, reg mit i 29 5 e. without ccupon I oog SANFORD STORE HOURS: Mon Sal — L 32 OZ. N. 1131 ZAYRE PLAZA / 1 I . , — I I ban _______ 1T''!T BAN Roll ________ -On Antipersp i rant Mar c h i2O 7 lmjt i L. C 21/ 2ox. 99 without cocupon 1,09 Clean Quilcid YES I We still quote Rx prices by phone .., __ ( Rog. $2.69 CHLORDANE JJJtJ•f . . ,• . Rog. 02.39 0~11L tftftt I' I I ,tAE CHARCOAL • •P% "N o%& . .' - 19" PATIO DUST 5% A IR Dillif! h1arch 7.2o, 77C nanish-Fimerican heritage in Calilornui." •... -.-----" -, ---C - -. And A Book -- ... to if ~Joi . --- " - . " kon, - g',.: r i kg . ' . :.. . ' '' . . ____ - •' .. . ' . -- , IL — - -7'' 1 with mint sprigs. Serves six. GREEN GODDESS CIIICKENSAI..AD cooked poultry pieces 5 anchovies, minced 2 tsp. green onions, chopped Z tsp. cWves ALMOND NOUGAT CRE A M 3, ox. can coconut ' gallon vanilla ice cream Butterscotch Sauce roasted almond slices sshipped cream or topping Ilavored with ruin and tsp. salt ', cup sour cream coast coconut; cool and pack in the tttomof2quartoblong Ls p. Dijon mustard tsp. pepper I tbsp. lemon Juice glass baking dish. With a vatula, press down sfices of Ice cream to form a li-incil yer 3 over the coconut Drizzle half Inegar year, and that members had antiques, undertook the in- several recipes In "Patchwork the ser%ing of a delicate May tomatoes separately in 1~ stick evaporated milk or Is cup •t.. 'r q nti Ifl tttrgS(S 1t' Ill -- ',,•- '•' r . —i ._• :'• , I ' - . ' . ). . '_f . 1 . ".-' __ .. ,, L ,/ . .d &, 't ; , - f ,_% - I ' . .: r y .: AA \ . Ifl(. " ' • '. -' . ' ,. 1 . - (. • _. . - - ' - , . 1 . , ' I , 4..5I •• 1' - .1 b). -- ) .. . - \' " ,. ' 7 .f '; t _____ 5I__ —. - .' - t. - .. . ' / -. . - - . -"" '.'l .,,,,,, AI ' -.. •, , ' ' :M I '' ' - . ' ' '- "- ' --- a collection of recipes, hints I, tsp. cinnamon frequently talked of compiling credible task of hand writing Pantry" originated in Sanford, Howi strawberry punch. and ideas from all over the 21 1cups orange juice recipes used at these affairs the more than 300 recipes in the including the delectable Green Copies of "Patchwork country, adapted and worked 2 tbi lime juice Into a book. cookbook. ('addti Chicken Salad and Pantry" are available at Mary into the overall fabric of our fresh mint sprigs Both women are gourmet Loch Arbor Tomatoes and Esther's In downtown Sanford, area and bound together by our It all came together finally butter each. Season to 'taste cream, and 11 strong coffee with salt and pepper. Layer a optional). casserole with mushrooms, MAY BOWL tomatoes and croutons; top Add t o cup powdered augm.r and for the Guild's Bicentennial Looks, Mrs. Glancy favoring hilushroorns, selected as the and in nw Village Shop, San. way of life," write the authors. with Parmesan cheese. Bake at Remove seeds from melon I A Clutluot.a's younger set has Steve and Darlene Mello, been trying Its social wings hosted a birthday luncheon at lately. First of all I hear from his home on Lake Drive this Linda Venison that the Brownie past Saturday which was dinner at the Community thoroughly enjoyed by his man)any Church Hall was a complete little friends. success. All the Brownies atThe same friends attended tended with their proud Davy McEachern's third birparentL; this dinner vi their thday party. The preschoolers way of observing Girl Scout enjoyed all the games, ballons, Week, fun and cake were: Lisa Rood, Jody Davis, Erik Williams, Little Danny Mello, son of Natalie Jordon, Danny Mello, Lara Shogren, Amy Daniels, Bill Murray, Jamie, Wendy, and Shorty Venson. - "We deal in the history of out country," sle says of her choice of the '20s period as the latest in ftc r-octaigla theme started by li fatner and which inc!udc. -icsta Villa g e, which she created as "a tribute to the .. Chuluota Youngsters Try Out Social , , . Wednesday, harch 17, 1976-1B In And Around Chuluota Of Variety '=4 •- ,--...--.--- I Jugger Triple See to I qt. project, cocktail party preparation, main course for a spring lun- ford Plaza. Also at the Proctor The cookbook has been and cube the pulp. Place pulp 350 degrees for 30 minutes. sliced fresh strawberries and "It was last spring we first while Mrs. Greenlee would cheon. Excellent side dish with refrigerate 1 hour. Pour over at Maisont subtitled, "110w to Cook Like and cinnamon in a blender and Shops in Longwood, got started. We worked on it the rather prepare for a full formal Preceded by a fresh Calli et Jard1n Restaurant and at the Gran(hna While Lying in the puree. Combine orange and ch.icken, lamb or fish. Serves block of ice and add 2 qts. May entire summer — and If we dinner party. Icloupe Soup, and followed by John Young Museum and Sun." Wine. Serve in cold cups. lime Juices; add to the puree six. weren't actually working on It, The daughter-in-law of Mrs. sinfully delicious Matson et Planat.arium. MAISON ET JARDIN'S and chill. Serve n chilled bowls Serves 20 CANTELOUPE SOUP we were talking about it," Robert Greenlee of Loch Arbor, Jardfn Almond Nougat Cream, (clear crystal ones are "Our 'Patchwork Pantry' Is Nancy Greenlee relates that the luncheon is completed with exactly what its name suggests I large ripe eanteloupe smiled Mrs. Greenlee. especially pretty) and garnish " Marloi Knott is still working on thi farm whereat age 12 she servet chicken dinners to help he sharecropper parents ou during the Depression. But now the farm jsa 150-acri entertainment complex anc Marion Knott at age 53 L dircctor of design and phinnin for Knott's Bern' Farm Jr Bt.cna Park, Calif. "I was born right on that farm and I've beers there all m life," the attractive biueeyei blonde said on a visit to Ne w York to publicize Bicentennial events in the West. ,When I was a little girl I picked berries that m' parents sold at a roadside stand." Raising and selling berries didn't quite feed the li kids of Cercla"lia and Walter Kr'-;tt, their daughter recalls, and .ier rnoEier started serving sandwiches, pie and coffee at the stand, an enterprLe that grew Into the chicken dinners. "We had such long lines waiting for the dinners," the former waitress explains, "that my father thought there should be something for the people to do ar.d he started a ghost town that eventually grew into the present theme park." The cider Knott continued to live right in the midst of the ba.stling park until Mrs. Knott died a year and a half ago. Since then the old farmhouse, v. here Miss Knott was born, has I-ui iLd as an office, "Where we have a freeway and all that traffic now, it was just a dirt road. It was strictly country back in the early days," she rays. "Where our Roaring '211s area is now was a dairy farm where I used to play - Nancy Greenlee (left) and Nancy Glancy spent most of last everyy cook who want.s to add a little spice to what she John Young Museum and enjoys literature classes at summerineachother'skItcher—workIngonacookbookforthe prepares. Planatarium once or twice a Rollins College and collecting '', Museum and PiLatarium and Scott 10 ar Ryan 7, and its projects. working as a second grade Mrs. Greenlee, seven years a volunteer at Spring Lake member of the Guild, corn- School. mented that "it was nat ur al we 3he was assisted with don cookbook." She explained work by Mrs. Lila Jacobson. that Guild members do the Mrs. Greenlee, mother of a cooking for the lavish gala four-year-old son, William, and entertainment hosted by the a former English teacher who Has Plenty NEW YORK (AP I '-.-. ice cream and sprinkle - with 1 tbsp. capers, minced almonds. Acid another la er 01 I garlic' clove, minced Mix a!l irrctbc;,t, cAtc1't ICC t'rcaIIL, battt:'rscotci sauce meat, in large bowl. Add meat, and almonds. Cover with either cooked turkey or chicken plastic wrap and freeze. Cut in breasts cut in largish chunks, squares and garnish with whipped cream and more arid marinate several hours. To serve, toss with torn almonds. (Vary by substituting pieces Romaine lettuce and chocolate for butterscotch watercress. For a delightful sauce and pecans for almonds, BUTTERSCOTCH SAUCE lunch serve this salad with l Mushrooms, and toasted corn Butterscotch Sauce is a good muffins, substitute). LOCH ARBOR TOMATOES Boil until thick like heavy AND MUShROOMS syrup: 1 stick butter, divided One-third cup white corn syrup 1 no substitutes) 1 lb. hole fresh mushrooms 21 hotter 4 cups fresh tomato chunks 'i cup packed light brown 2 cups seasoned croutons sugar Parmesan cheese dash salt Saute mushrooms and Cool and add one-third cup b,'tw'sl, rii'aPTIC Can Duty Any others are our Look for the "As Advertised* * Signs in Our Stores .U A mp mple CSst ocks have . DliU'OU occur., RAIN-CHECKS ore avollobie on any r.ord.rabl. hems. . Shows ri e price on each and quantity. Lists generic" drugs too when available. w0 deflated PRICES WED. tliru SAT. LISTERINE 5 GALLON . ' cookbook that nevertheless is - V% Il ytIMI showering and doing other things while the water is still BOTTLE 100 ers poi in 8 minutes! A- SOMAP4Y UStS .., Adjustable SUPREME IN A MU N. ANACIN 27.t92488 drips Reg. Automalicall Y drip fit- !nstamci po(loel (am "s"' thinking the home is warmer than It really is. Miller said. The timer Is set to turn on or shut off the mechanism at the selected times. "Hehasbeenheatingthewa. ter only 15 or 20 minutes a day and he has fotaid the tank reiaIn, enough heat so that they can continue wash ing dish es, ,...-_ Week First, recipes submitted by Guild members had tobesorted and cross-referenced. Many Cooks of the Week, Mrs. had to be tested — and in the Jerry (Nancy) Glancy of process, the two women created Altamonte Springs, and Mrs. several original recipes of their rcenli o f Orlando, devoted most of last "We wanted to include summer to producing their recipes used at Guild functions, culi"sy masterpiece, "Pat- recloes handed down in Guild chv ork Pantry.fam:Ifes, and unusuai recipes No), it's not %ome elaborate, not found in classical cooli exotic dish that took three books," said Mrs. Glancy. "Our months to concoct, but a cook. recipes i not exactly I elaborates y r orelco -cup RfLAXA110N As for the electric hot water heater, a Florida man who gave that tip claimed "at kast 20 ot he r families are doing the s'tme thing," Miller says, add add-- -. By JEAN PArrF.SON Women's Nevi s Director ns- r.5t',_*0l11N- n3' Is making a timer with a built-in fooler especially for thermostats," Miller said. It seems an automatic timer is used in tandem with a setback mechanism attached by made by Honeywell. - Summer In Kitchen Produced Meals Ie them, The new ideas have Mt only The cooks Of " to-of - - MMEN top energy users, also get a big in fact, a new device is espe. By VIVIAN BROWN ly uses a 12-volt system to 11- (oilers. Spring-wound, in-wall them useful for light control of ipartmcnts and houses vacant. starting cars in such weather is boost in timer thinking, daily made for air ctrndi. luminate paths and uses a time timers are used Al' Newfeatwei in family rooms indoor plants where "random Recently Miller found to use a dipstick heater which "The ideal thing Is to turn tioners, he says, and there are switch to turn off the lights at and basement areas where lighting may be To save fuel costs people have harmful and another use In his own corn- cüss aboul $5 and goec in the been doing everything from your air conditioner on for the people who claim their dee- midnight and turn them on at youngsters forget to turn off energy wasting." munity for automatic timers hole br the oil dipstick. This trying "to fool their ther- times It is needed — Just before trical costs have been reduced dusk, lights. Miller uses about a There are multiple timers when the temperature at Spring should be attached to a timer mostats" — by taping little YOU come home at night, when 70 per cent by Its use. Tuners have had a big rise In dozen, he says, in his own live- now that permit regulating Grove, Ill., dropped to minus- which turns It on shortly before you go to bed or whatever," light bulbs below them — to There are Industrial timers popularity in the last eight child household. He even con- lights to go on and off twice a 20. starting time. Th car will then ing automatic timers on their Miller says. "And I don't know that are used outdoors on posts years. Vacationers and working trols the aquarium lights with day, a further security aid to "Cars that were left outside be ready to turn over the first, Why most people do not do it and as garage lights. One faint- couples use them as burglar one. Horticulturists electric hot water heaters. are finding vacationers who must leave did not start. A good tip for thing In the morring." By mail and telephone, they've been passing theirsuggestions on to Jim Miller, president of Intermatic, a maker of a timers, lights and heaters, and he is telling ever1 ,inc about 4014'. ..1- '-.- Wednesday, March 17, 1976 People r A e Using Timers To Help Cut Fuel Bills The manufacturer claims Its unit can provide a 9 to 16 per cent energy %aving, b.Rstno ILt j- -.---- - III "' — now 99 13 - - 4$ SELF-CLEANING SPRAY/STEAM IRON Prevents brown spots on clothing, ends clogging from lint, minerals. 38 vents, alum. soieplale.F 111 I Because of the many activities being planned, the club will now Theresa Novak called to report that Anna Hyman 15 at the Winter Park Hospital. We pray for her recovery. Anna Is our Chuluota "seer". l 0 Semino e E.B. Stowe, well known Central Florida artist, gave a dernortration In oil painting at the Sanford Seminole Art Association March meeting. Stowe paints swif tly and surely and wi th knowledge of his craft, and of nature, which he brings into the beautiful wildlife scenes of Florida on his canvas, The artist answered questions from the members as he workd and gave them many tips he has learned over the skeet shoot is still being held and It still proves popular. Officers for this year are: Ed Lane, president; Ruth Gore, vice president; Sam Hammon, secretary; and Lou Lane, treasurer. is t Art Carl and Mildred Byrnes have returned from a trip to Tampa to visit Carl's cousin, Amos Proutv, and his family. From there they went to Venice to visit old friends whom Mildred knew in the Philippines, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keating. ives Tips G years. A long time resident of hostesses Mildred lAnd and Pat Stettner served refresh. known for his scenes of the St. ments to members and gues. ts Johns River near his home, though he does many other types of paintings. Following the demonstration a short meeting was conducted by President Marie Richter, In which plans for the Maw 7 and R Sanford Plaza Sidewalk Art show were discussed. Members present received brochures for the show. Seminole County, Stowe is best A Hubby Kids' His Expectant Wife To Keep Thinking Pink Sanford Open Sit. Stoma pIiAYI. problem can be found through some honest dialogue with your husband. You have a legitimate beef. Start talking. DEAR ABBY: What do you think about a person who would accept a lovely, hand-crocheted gift and then enter It in a handicraft show as her own I. VI7U creation? She even removed that if I don't have a girl this During th eight days we my "especially handmade" time, he will "divorce" me (- were there this year, the label from it. He's only kidding of course, but grandparents left us and our HURT AND FURIOUS it hurts me to hear it just the children four times to babysit DEAR HURT: She can't be same.) for their daughter while she and playing with a full deck. Let her He has gone out and bought a her husband attended some know that YOU know of her lot of pink baby clothes, and holiday parties! shenanigans. he's even ordered baby furI didn't expect my husband's niture In pink! On Valentine's parents to stay home all the Day he sent me a card, saying, time we were there, but I did "THINK PINK." resent.t)-,ein spending so much Time For Spring Gardening What should I give this expert time with their daughter, who needier for Father's Day in lives right in town and sees Mansfield Nursery & Landscaping case I have another boy? them the rest of the year. P.G. Since I don't have the nerve to Complete landscaping, sodding, P DEAR P.G.: A pink EYE! point this out to them, I hop.' shrubbery, annuals, Peat and trees. DEAR ABBY: Since we have you'll print this as a reminder All varieties of Sod rpi,r,w1 frnm our Christmas to grandparents that when their vacation, I have needed to get children and grandchildren something off my chest, make such a special effort to Every year my husband visit them, they should limit insists that we take ow dithtres tk1r g!itzid at1vItlu. (bug proof St. Augustine) to visit his parent~ tM'r'. tim ThitnkS ft's vt'rv'I'ihrT 'to holivays because they are so discuss in-law problems with a 3224244 eager to see the grandchildren husband. 2501 W. 25th Street and they'd be "hurt" If we F'EEL4SBETrER didn't. This involves a (our-day DEAR FEELS: Don't rely on & Landscaping automobile trip, which we the b'Laws to *tC thl;and mend make only once a year.*-' their wa'yi. -The sMntfeis to your rflg Ph 322.0500 'vi4p.m. meet bi-monthly. The Sunday The Trash and Treasure sale held by the Sportsman Club was a huge success. The money will go toward the building fund. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howard of Marietta, Ga. were the recent Skndy Rampenthel, a guests of the H.O. lliggens of missionary trainee from Sixth Set. New Tribes Mission, In Oviedo, was the speaker for the March Jerry Murphey has meeting of the Priscilla Circle. just returned from his exciting Sandy is a ,,cLatc tour with te11 Diamond to originally from California, who is devoting her life to the Australia and New Zealand. He spreading of the gospel. She and has ten days In Chuluota and off again for another tour her husband, Gene, have been active members of the Comoinmunity munit)ChurchwhiIestationed at the training facility outside of Oviedo. Her talk on patience was of great interest. The Pricllla Circle is currently working for donations _...J.. in baked goods, plants and iiy ABIGAIL VAN IIURFN handwork for the annual "Market Day" held by the DEAR ABBY: I am cx()vnleo Women's (ub, nectina my fourth child in Mar. My hus band and already have three boys, and of course we'd like to have a little girl this time because four Is my limit. My husband constantly tells I 1 of the Western States. Wings nfl11 fl,.a,fl.aaa at.,a - GRAND iP Y OPENING OF X. I KATHY'S UNIQUE FRIDAY-MARCH 19th FLORATAN SOD Register Now For Free P,'Izes To Be Given Away Grand Opening Day -. FREE PRIZES ON DISPLAY NOM FREE MACRAME LESSONS OPEP, 10 S—MON-WED. FRI-SATIUESTI4URS. 104 2012 FRENCHAVE. SANFORD 323-7651 - Mansfield Nursery A �__ - __ __ __ __ __ ________ ____ - I - ~7-, ~ --- --- - Wt.dn.s.davMarcti -SartcI cnfnrd Fl _ ~ k ____ 41 TV - - A -- - I '~i - I . ** T ____________ AMMOMESM 1A V-1. - . . I . . - . ~IIIIII1111 -, - .. - ___ - t_ I .. 0 - 111 6 . . - 0 _____ .6 - - to 1 __________ -- L~ DEL MONTE ____ 8e/' /'LE(N GIANT III SCUTT PAPER 1)) r• STONEWARE 1 I ____1 I IN, ! . rHEINZ ______ - - ~~:~,_____ __ -L'o. Ill PtA)b '911I."t#' - -. . N 0. 0 ll'. + a VIA to T. I " 1. I Ii , Swift's Premium ProTon B"I - __ - W.dnsday, March 17 I76-3B - er is nothing but coo ( P°''} to thin k that f Serse immedIately. ' of one of Mcntezutna's dinner3 Mexican Looking Than Tacos, - -____ and when this has all cooked 1 tablespoon of butter 0mi)k the fish and let codfish well (24 down a bit, add it fry. 2 cups of sugar bones Remove Remove FM and arrange on a III . cup of grated coconut 2 or 3 clocs of garlic CODFISH Soak t tAllttJZAh() I BACAI.AO VERACRU7_ANO) hours). " -i- k~n~ ~, , , 7-4-Z- - ...,--! -I . .-Ir. J: I _~--) .1- . '. - . . p double-boiler to boil bonesaredesired, three ounces gently for 15 minute: of bitter chocolate may be Remove the saucepan from added ngredient.s before the fire and add the grated putting them on to boil. Set I i cup olive oil --T, - - -__ I-_'___~-_-_--_'-___-_ - -- - -1 - . ~ d__ - ;- L Tamales boil them till they are tender, salt codfish carefully and break into pieces. platter, pouring the sauce over 1 1 teRSPOOO Of Vanilla ertract coconut and vaniUa, beating then drain them. Ile meat stock 6 large tomatoes, peeled and Fry pieces brieny in the olive it and decorating the platter Melt the butter In a saucepan well witil creamy. Have ready come to a boil, then add onions, quartered oil and set aside. Fry th slices of bell and add the milk and sugar. some greased molds and puur milk, butter and egg mixture, 4 onions, min'c a gar c e o ive o , a Stir, heating gen y. un n mixture. IA1 stand till firm. peppers, olives and capers. th cheese and seasonings 1 tablespoon minced parsley the tomatoes and the parsley, thoroughly dissolved. sugar is If chocolate coconut bornCOCONtJTI%OMBONES : .. - . ; in __ _,_ ___ _________ - f I-T food. . Swift's Proarnium II III ) Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef I I tend 6 small tender onions 3 tablespoons butter I pt. of milk to taste with salt and Work up the butter well e milk. Quarter the onions and mingling of Spanish and Indian the e yolks, then stir in th cultures in it harmonious unity. The ".stoic Indians" were not to() stoic to appreciate good In inemoirs left by a soldier of the ronritiernr Cert-v Chuck Blade Steak .......... a. "'I" is " IkL5,A&I To More acos, tamales and chile tcarne, In reality, the ,Mexican chen is rich in tradition, the COLGATE \~ Publix lit 1116 M~~ 11 . 4. . V to \\ \ ,4 ", - Publix '1ThQ, Place fot I SWIFT- S PREMIUM PnOTEN GOVERNMENT INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE' ____ % KELLOGG ~LI B8Y , * Mexico, %C can /'STOU FEfl "\ ' By NANCY IIOOTIf Herald Correspondent When most of us think of food from our Southern neighbor, 1 1 s _ 6 I IiN -I. . - ere -- H era ld , Sanford, Fl - I JILLU I 1.111111 [,I Rj 11.11 /lw(, ~) - -A mm - .-- 11-11 0 _____________________ -11.1 _ __________ " F-,-,ax - --- Evening - - _____ - 71976 I L-112-1 Ira s, .-: - - T_ " . - .. - S S 1. 1. T i a I I I __ 1p I 4 A - 9 10 W , %NNII I .t I I -. .I -145&_.- , - - .. 6 __ I ) __ ...-- ~ . * - - . - ..t . ,Z~ . __ - _j , . - .1 "I . 2* , _+~t-_ ,i4 . -. ___ ,. V -I.r -R-i-11 .1 - Saticer _r% i I . - - 1, ... U . - __ I . . . . . I . .... - . r-_ - . - ' 1 something new on the marketplace, you , IL ,,,, can be sure Publix will have it first. and family appeal And when there s -4& -jV &., - . . . v ,- %lar IS-24 V . At, . ,I __ ------- E ff , . - . . __ - _. __ -_1 Perfect 5, . L:jF~_ _ --- _. - _FW __~:m2i.T_1Q .. I __ I - . I _: a •7 As 89 4 Nabisto tionoymaid, Cinnamon cw keg at l Graham Crackers................ul"' phii 1. __ - a - __ Fudge Sandwich A;E 3c S*fvo wiIhPorkonh.s F&P WISU, does • __ S , 79 Pole Beans the right _________________ p.' G,.ot with S.afood Dish., 39 to limit Blue Cheeses SAV I)t 44-is Tomato Juice 49 / / . __ ___t 6 _~ -_.'_'. ' - - .~Z it --r r t ___ .1. "I - ,-..N ' I ~~ ~~; ,'F'!._ -,,, . . - . _ 89 . L11 fé!!1 i # 39( r ' yii; '#if4 t I I - ,_ . , - '1 -_ \\d. - fMv . Trash Bags............ - - W -,~ ~ A~;----,,i- . .6 ' 4 - ---,:-- I-,,-.';~ .-. V... _ ,, - - __ 1. .'~~It_. -- , -4 . ------- - . -t_.I__.F_-~:_._1_4.~__." Omnh.nSrnotI Lo CotogeCheese - - L-- ,ka,* LOwFaI) Ie - _.~ . - Fkbm 0" f~#jm .__ -I- -.-- - ___ rdo'D' Im STAM1111 11111 . am mu am 40C __ - -- - _ _ - f ___ I I . - OulSouth,,n Fried Chicken .............. .X. Fresh-Baklild Sour Dough (Great wilh Butter) French Broad ........ 2 l"t 594 Tost.T.rnptin t.sh Bak.d Cool C Top 1iiI(IL To-Tok. . 1 E Aapwm 01" Alka.6, 14. i T;#j - __ ___q__ __-______ _ -_--= -_-______._ - $49 -1 ___________________ . __ - - _.v 11411U U 1 Uj 14Jj1i11kW_ " Ad RM A111i1~1 1 _"_jj6'%, ,, ' 89 - 0001M M-M ----- ROUND 118 lb SAVEb2RornanM,oI Frozen Waffles it pig 79' ' loss S.ofoodT,iat Tostyfyoi.n s tAVE Ic Howard Johnson Bluebwry ToastAiI or ' TipRoast '1" cre '1k' GiOtFtB.Qi1$fpgj1• Seafood Treat. Tasty Dressed A Drawn Whole Flounder I fitfuL t.r wi $ ,, u Beef for tow shopping iso pleasure App ______ ____ 1" 049 $1 19 iHIS AD coo SANFOROPLAZAS.IINFORD AT THISI LUNGWOoD VILLA09 CTR. -LONGWOOD SEMINOLIK PLAZA-CAIIELOLIRRy tOCATIOSIS ONLY Quarters % __ Publix - ---. Drumsti C I ~ - _____________ _______________ 58 III =-_ _S_._A I -.- - -- - ____ -.1 I -_ _* _ LB 5 ~~~ _______________11111111111111111 ______________________ Fryer Pa sfl_. -.- . - - _~- _- - _- 39 4 B4Wf Liver 1- - L B. 79c 24 OZ. , __z_: . 1 ., `_ C SLICED L B. .0 '*&* 1001 $ 'e'" " ' - 'tt; - _~ - 54 4!%- ,l Z, - ___k- - - - , I r. _ - _-,Z, I __ . __-.J~_ o -i-,it -1 ; 1. ~'K,- ..~. I ' -_ , - MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACKS 3 LBS. OR MORE , %V - ,, " A -_t ,----F=. -4, _T%e" - SKIHNEDDEV[INjD FROZEN 0 -I ___- .1. _,_,_,.. zr- t- __ 99C QUART Cube Steaks 0 0 * LEAN TENDER 0 0 FV 4=-1.4., - ~a ~_~i L -, - f I. -V Stewing Beef !l .' Jr=`-;?i, $1928 Ground Chuck. ,- $1e48 . . 0 esauce so OZ. 99c Spry 42 OZ. CAN $1*39 VAUJE WISE ,, 6/$1.39 Potato ChoIps 41"4 oz. 39c 4 4- . - _ j,;-; - -.r- _'! -~-, .'~ ; - ~ V ilffl_, V It,r . --ne~~ qx;-,,~-t ~tw,lrt.:f ~tlMv_fI j4 rh- 98 "_,I ,__I'% l V%# _r 4UE wtompi 45c Margarine I I '-t kFA - __________ ____________ __________ OFFER EXPIRLS J-14-1111 I ------------------ 69c ' C ___* 3 B- 49c f.-- B. C 89 L~ - I I i I . . _~-.~ _1 FRESH Pole LB Beans . .1 i I ~-*r, ~ __ itLAW - o, .. ____ -- __-_ -_ - ,_I I 0 ~~.'.__,. ri~~f_~I__-_- - _~:. - __ __ - - -_. - --~_T __-~_ _.k, -----Z..---;1-1-.---v-_--,i-------I _~~ M_ - __ - . M WAFERS OFFER - - - __ ~1111111111111_ I I C 29 I 1 - - -,ps_ -~ -- tl_.--~_ -_-__ :_ * _, Cabbage LB 7 C 11__. - - ___ WU Im - - a np KEEBLER 12 01 BOX I 69c L.B. FLORIDA FROZEN FILLET . • ONE POUND C AN L.. .e"4 ., --i-.v.,~r1_.13_,1i_ _-.1 Fk ~---.."I. ,. - _,'' i- ..-c-"..K --,, -",-. _-I- ... = __ 12 -_ 1L __.i1_=1 av_:u.r %.--- -1 _,~' - I;w a .-Y 4 , $ WITH THIS COUPON I I Bluef ish a MARKETS i\lthoui Ii thi thi stOut Onions r I $1e47 BAG - . YELLOW COOKING Smelt i WY:I'TT:W I i_,.. .5 L ,3. 49c Mullet A' - FRESH - 1. I 1. - 4 DRESSED FROZEN r THESE COUPONs, NOWI EXTRA SAVINGS PAY ONLY ___________________________________ IDAHO BAKING "a* -% $1 CLIP _____ FRESH re.ics Slaving _____ U 1 ______________ r. th ilmould not be ocr cooked - thi,,~ way the%- havv the to-st rhance'of .' _.... Aft 58 LEGOR BREAST LB ____._I ___________ C . (ITt thu are addtil to the ssr SAVE 16C Booth Frozen Pe.-ch Fillets ......................... se HOUSIF BRAND QUARTERS it jar. add a little 4 " BONELESS VEGETABLE SHORTENING Dog Food 1 into tot skri izul Jars, ja r seal ac c ording to ' lit ;I s 'lirittions 'ailti 59c DEPOSIT Itiix(t(t l, * * 1- 9 ttahon iopan.s.ar Hawaiian Vegetables............ • Coff ee to Io%% and akcs four I.--pint jars. For a ( • C 4601 F 11 KEN I RATION degrees. Remove from heat. (;t-ntl% stir -n vanilla. 1,adlp hot '1" S 4) LB. ARMOUR * TESTENDER ____ LUCKYLEAF -- lb 79# I~ _11__ - ___ - _ ------- MAXWELL HOUSE . Turbot Fillets "•' 1.1(.S. 1"41111L.i. lwat 1. -1 1-__ -__ -__t2~ " - CUt'Up OR SPLIT KumP - Roast * 18c Crisco Oil "O'- i n4,111 tclilitcr-iture fi,r'211 it) 13 1, 994 ____ I' Hrtn th (Iastnuts in tbiir Pot Roast.................... S~ lot Breasts,, Thighs, $ . 1148 Iners............ A ORMORE68c LIQUID SHORTEN ING AS ______ --- LB GroundBeef 8 144(1(5 TastyB..fLo4na Tennessoie Pride , PAK $ 16OZ. BTLS. HALF GALLON FAMILY FARE maining I cup sugarand genth # $ Whole ECONOMICAL FLORIDA GROWN nSj=1 %O CAMPBELL Boil,enIl '.ithoutsttrrin' [ 1 hour I A-1 stand, covered, . 9129 18 LB Per K ...Inflation Figh ter Roun3 .,. -- #su-& FROZEN u&113' PINK MEDIUM • Shrimp 9- mi e39 erries P T. 59 ________________________________________ RED DELICIOUS L B. 0 Apples __ ~ - 10 FOR am 99C -- _________________ --------- L.B. LOIN EN DR4. PEPPER, 7UP OR I H Tomato Soup - _.___._______--mi:::.fi_t~_2f_=_.__-_ - FRYERS CUT S. ihcsolu'd toil niiturt boik the large slotted qxon, '1" - e78 __ Steaks 1.58 R LB BONELES$ S1*98LB. to tltt' (ofll 5%Tt1l) ,intt Ii (UPS ttr. (oth our itiedium h __ ________________ USDA GRADE A FRESH NeYe NOP $ 1 $ !Air logethcr I cup of the:;ugar, "Selected Baby Beef' Sirloin Steak EXTRA LEAN L.B. BONELESS Strip Steak BABY BEEF TED CHOPS Ice Cream lira .__ 1. I~ I -I -- __ -__ ARMOUR * TESTENDER BEEF 0 tirtfull> I ____ 68 B. $ 1 $ T.G. LEE C i - ~ (. L.B. $ 1e New York CENTE Sirloin Roast 11UNTOS .should be (wilked through lx:([ECTRA PERK ).b. C 8 195 - nimules. With. Sandwich...................... *oww% 794 11111 Apple Turnovers... .............. _______ Delicious Kitchers-Fiesh Submarine 3001 $199 SAVE I Oc Popperidge Form Blue"try or ___ 59 p.' VIPL. SAVE 20c Frtozot Queen Salisbury Steak, Vloall Porma&n, Sliced Turkey WI*Cs..1 tr ilh fresh wattr. (sk tr tindium heat. covered, Iii.st until tender - 15 to 20 A Great Tr"ll Beef Loin (-s 69( ______ - Fed . ' 49s Sunnykndllreokfast(Sirv,wlthponcok,$) oogna SAV(bOCMotenOsao1atak,dar Bavarian Cr eme Donut s.. SAVE bOctuChoy -V_ $ 1e28 TO Bone Steak __ - Rib Chops Tomato Sauce TastyFt.sh Made (S.rw.wdhHarn Swift Franks................ lak $ 119 ArmourStar5hc,d - - Z i s.______ - -_ _ .; SAVE 12c Minute Maid Concentrated - -*6~~tg - _--Z -- l"I s I ZY - - 7 - -_ W _____7 _o:!`~_____ --_- - --- ) p 0 - -_ - Turkey or Chicken.... 'l it U-1aff-I Wisc" sin Cholam Bair Steak L.B. BONELESS Loin %%atur in 1hv ,-,nicvINin ba- ck toa e -- _____ - of -_____ -_el Swift Pr mium Dii. ThrnSIsc,dB..f Horn , 4of ---- - or 2" ' SwIftPremiumB.n.$,,s(3 Sib Avg) 0 moms?"'W"" -- . 1 • - .A ___ e P&I 3 Turkey Roast ---- A - 2 At, 6 Swift Premium Boneless Light & Do All I - . ili& :. _, .; e 0 19, '--" asurCov.(S.rswithFv.ihP.ors) . - I .__ r 1j, _ _.- . I . wift Premium "rmloss,kil while me., BONELESS $1e08 $ WITH VEGETABLE, ROLL, 1wil to hv;it 0K, nuLSr •v R.adv Turkey Roast............ ________ -re "3, Marrons Smoked Liverwurst..' b 991 Potato Salad Sliced B - 1 . - - . ... _ Roast Beef................... 7T ib" 69' Swill Premium or Lazy Maple 594 er Backs & Food Mozzo,.11aoc .. ;-- Y Conned Hums............ 3,61b" 94" 99• Fryer Thighs 48c Fr erWin $ Ittaft's IndivWua*y-Wroppo J Processed Cheese p Chicken LB. !3- -.- ARMOUR * VERIBIST ALSO AMERICAN CHEESE from htat Vihik still hot rtiiio' o ilwstnut at turn' mdw,th the hln Mth. small f;1 ...ifc. peel mff t, ~nd inner brown skin. If skins ___ ________ _:~ III Intpolcted, Shilt,potil, DAD,Frttrsh, USDA Carado A Fresh Yogurt 4 ,. IsdousBi.ofastTr.otIOvang.B1oisom - . e -I.; -_ - - : : I _______________ __ C 3 Publix _____ . - .:~~ I. ___________ a. 49' - LB st OLIVE, BAR.B.0 PICKLE, P;MENTO CECNJTER Top Round Eye Round COOKED SALAMI SPICED LUNCHEON OLD FASHION LOAF the inner 1jr(mn skin. M.w-_,_ - - -,~, -, - V .1; - -1I wlI I.. . - - - ,- , ,- .1, -I ' .._:L,,*,1, Steak .48 CROSS LUNCHEON MEATS A)iirp knife, inake two shallow 175- want total is got'"flued 04 Me -I, • ____________ SAVE I2cSmoth.r 'am in Jam Bollard $ Buttermilk Biscuits " jo,, Otl 9 9 Fryer Breasts kaftb Ribs ib $11" Golden Quarters................ 2 c'"-6 " 89c rryer Drumsticks........ vI 99, ,-~- - . • • • _1-I_I ' pz- "il • v Sandwich Bags......i so-, PLO 6 9' / Gq.at.nPonaKes Break fas t Club - 1 LB. HORMEL On the round (hesinut t%lth the tip of a snull ' . ____ - 7m 1~i ;11~-42 ,~; ROLLED Roast ed "a . 0 ______ I 0 ~ - , ~. to - - ~ I ... V*-, - - I , '' -,,~-, - n,,*.~N ' . - I.;% 1:1 I . . _. 1 B ONELESS tttstntit 521? I morlell Boneless Vv -, 71'ti h---' 1. : _________ / /,~ Fkam Ou Phiki *. Vanilla MN *'-- LBO English TO YOUR ORDER 2 cups sugar $17: I 4 SAVIE 20c De"us RichAllialu / GLAD TIME SPECIALS ) -' , ~~ - ,$~ ~" W_ __ t, , _, A ____ I-____ , . ., , , • : I l- 79' - . I Roast Roast FRESH SLICED Copycat Cooking: 4 I( BUY Loin Chops i 1 SAVE I Oc Groan Giant Kitchen Sliced I ,I - _t'k~i I 1. - - - - - .., I 216 Folger s Instant Coffee F I i 0_eul .1~_, -;, - ,~'- ''0 . SAVE3ScGc.en Giant $.c.do,Who1, jfrf W , _~ _,"_ , , 1X . 6 A • SAVE 14c 113c Off Label) Liquid Ivory Soap T Z-1. 2. For Feminine Hygiene 39' -__ _., _,~_r~v, j - * BEEF strangeness blind you to the ---delights of Mexican cooking ENJOY A NOON "HOT TO GO" 29 BLADE CUT 1 $&It# lemirs Wisk Detergent........ ... M_~,re2--:r . - - I . . - . -_----_,_~~, - . BEEF TESTENDER " _______________________ taste buds Kiaft Thin Spaghetti I____J SAVE 4c Sin, with ch.d.n Ocison Splay .IcII.d jW - . ____ --- -~ - - - FRESH PORK \ 30-,d S1 OQ 'e3 Fruit Cocktail ____ I , -:.r F&P Peaches.............. coo' 49, _ i;,- .101kas" all I few Waste an as steps of 79c SAVE bc Enhonc.sa Steak $ Natural Hoyøq SAVIE I Oc Siked oe Halveld Yellow-On - '' I I Marie's Le-Cal SAVE 26 Wekh ______________ . I Zucchini Squash ........ if ' `_ ~ laortat"I sifit coosideled ps-soness 60 isoilil sboil 1111 At that close Robert 11 I SPECIALS EFFECTIVE man other Mexican essentials to our doors many delicious Mexican meals are available for our enjoyment. Moreover, Mexico has combinations of DS 79, 1 '°' Ctisp Florida ____ - - __________ 11 % __~ --i - - huck __ - -4 ? powder and hot peppers asid so FW ( act (or Potato Wad, ___ . mechanical clvillzqtton has I AMERICAN -- I . - D 51I WITH THE Now that tainales and tor. tIllas are at hand inso nwny of our cities arthmall towns, and I 111 III LGI 44 Regularly 73c X"blet - 200 P UN4" , *i U1. z I hesh Florida _____ * TEE - ___________ cookery is it's diversity. In each Section of Mexico you will find . - . _.,_______--__-__-. __ _____-__ - ARMOUR SANFORD .) -11r" 4. / D'An*ou Pears...... 10 I. 79 I ~111 W - - uij"lI for Waldorf Grapes IL~" . I 1~ I . üri - ______ Tasty S,oulh Amirrican - GU ARA N It UnI States, where different region:-, have their own special ; TryoSalodofl.ttuc. Cottage Chaos* I - - -__ __ . ,I L ,.A / - - 11 - 59 . Slott Your Day with a Glass of L.2 1 .t U.S. Fancy Cri,sr Juicy Apph-s - ____ - / -% combinations of fruits and vegetables, combined with 0 _______________ - ~, -- - F hacienda, strange 'md unusual I KIMBERLY CLARK Jel N - 014, 6to %~ 0 Tr;picanaPw.Flonda - nuutlev, wyt kt...! lllz 1~', - , I 0 4; ,~ 11 ___________ _-7._-. 9 . r - I - . ocfstalv I . - - foods as cocoa corn d nnam on, -, S S . . L ___________ - i q1t. 1-.1/1 I - - - J,N-r . i - / =- M -1 peasant home to the grandest 7 y i ~ ..., tq 0 1. !z .~___;~_ -]~-_ ~-!-__ .-__ 14- . L - - __- . . -.,:. A - _... , ..:, u I Long % U A 91a1' - I ,_ ._'~- -~ ` _~Ir i IV . . .. I- Thursday, Mar. i,itt, The Spanish invaders delighted in those gastronomic luxuries and eventually added I ~ $159 No I % UF [ L W WI -If! l _-_~-' .___ _ _ _r _ WN 45 th.- 9- 11 ,I" Gravy Boat with Tray " I I I I CM!K^ 4 --_ _n __ __ $ A ail - I ~~_Z. , ~,,~!N 0~ 1-1 '. 1 - , ;..-, -. I r;_. - - . 17&~il iL`i - - . English Cut Roast, Onis &%ock Sh - - ~ea swil"'s Premium Pre'roon AP.-Iplave 711IG Ad Effo,.ctivvi ~ I I . ________________ -- Z.:;~; ' - 1 `-.1 . I . v j \ I , 1;1 'A- __________ __ - - __ --_______________________________________________________________________ PL - 7 -___'_ __ _ ------- - __ ! _- . �41-Evenng Herald, Sanford, $I. Wednesday, March 171 1976 Evening Herald, _Sanford, Fl. Wodn.tsday, March 17, 1976-58 NEW STORE HOURS" CRISCO SHORTENING ( A)IUI( COFFEE "'U( MONDAY PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY... 3 SUNDAY 9 ORANGUE SEMI N OLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, BREVARD, COLLIER AND VOLUSIA LB. GOOD I 1-LB. (API N 99 MARCH Fisher Bloch 18-20 69c Pepper...... Aiffiv IW Quantity R' his Reserved INN DIXIE STORES COPYRIGHT 1976 SATURDAY 9 a. m. - 9 p.m. , PRICES - am. - 6 p.m. THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY 419 1 FIRST St SANFORD 1610 EDGEWATIR DR ORLANDO 2861 DILANEY St . ORLANDO GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPING (ENTER Ill SOUTH ROSLIND ORLANDO MT DORA C"4.- Creamer • • • • • $129 ,, "N W , W-D BRAND HANDI-PAK i! irr!I S1 L1 BEEF ALL ChUCK INCLUDING 7SON( CENTER CUT —f --I r777- IL __ 89c oloillo LB. CJI Bon,t,%t Beef • ' I _- _ Calif.Roast Bon,f.tt 69 01 (1— $129 Eye Steak --' U S. CHOICE) 51 ;fr;: OWN ilJ " R ibs io ro und Chuck ...I89c i Cubed Steak .I$1°9 " " Hoe Soffif-Someloss Huff . . 5J69 . Bacon . Si,, Bacon . 2 • I.Z CARVE BLIP I swito Sliced W D Brand Corned Beef Brisket of ), 5,11 P, 69 . Pork Liver... 79c Bon.l.ti B..( (3 tbt o, Moe,) 87 Stew Meat... low, s Fish FiIet • • .1511 Sticks .2 99C " S re ax. 12 PKO. So $)69 WAFFLES PKG. t'nid si.ei md edolI 14Boo 69c Ham Loaf . . . C 59 fl -oz. Ar W 0 band StIo 1, Spaced Iuch.on, Oh,. toot. Pb(* & Par,,nio c d Chess. and 8 5 Curl fijoid.9 Al $11 49 49c Chipped Meat. I— Copelondi Regu lar or All f Dinner Frtrnks. II SLICED PINEAPPLE 129 $ — BRAND RIOULAR, ALL BEEF I 1-LB C W 0 Brand All Bee-f, Regular or Thick Sliced - 99c _________________________________________ -- LE J UICE __ -- Whole Steak.. . of Bu" Portion J17 Smked aiu rrirn 22 Lb Ham.. Cereal- FULL ¼ LOIN SLICED INTO S / ' I - 139 I 5-CT ULTRA BAN SCENTED UN SC ENTED OR Bolton 919 Pork Roast . . . Sunn(ar.d Froth Sausage $ Breohf(Stl w:t :: . . . . . 9" 3111 - — . .\ ipi,' / - 71 •,.. ji __ PKO t/ I I C 59 / / ." A L AA S T R to 99C Muffins 59C NONE=== V ti / 1 DEL MONTE CATSUP ' 'i2 I' ___ S Sirloin (hops . 5229 Blade Chops LAMB 89 I sist? Dinner Napkins `acy 45c Facial Tissue ',,.,tI,w,, _ PLASTIC_ Coff lu or SIZE fl I I 5 tB ) Ch B DETERGENT G arliage Bags SlIzi 83c (,lust s, . SANFORD LB. BAG $149 A -- 4"7- j ,..- -... Glad r Trash Bags • • PKG Glad Wrap • . . '0ROLL 0 FT 79c Bath Tissue 2 2 Kotex.. ,•• PKG $129 jI 99c S.t.sr 0,, R.gur JOT HARV E ST FRESH ) (ode p,i $189 COPYRIGHT LEMONS 4 FOR u9 HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA DIXIE DARLING ALL FLAVORS - 1976 DIXIE DARLING LARGE LOAF DIXIE DARLING BROWN No SERVE FLAKY OR I'll kII M FAMILY BREAD TWIN ROLLS 0,0,v D ' , FrosnnciMjx..' 59c I C 11AtRrnrI 7'-i I FRENCH AVE. &25IhST. IA r 2 17c ! HC Reserve 46--ox. at........ W1C A POTATOES HARVEST !.c.urrt 1 rIrB;I;1ts..4.A.:.S1OO Y C ic es...... of WmNNDfSiO[S INC CAKE mix ____ Fo F 11%1 lost ALL a UUI 11 Cheese Pizza . 45 / JUICE Astor IN 91 c HARVEST FRESH RED DELICIOUS .. DogFood I BTL. Deep S,)vth otk.r 0,11 CARROTS LB. • Slender 49c \. GREEN QuanhtyRjhts I TOMATO 57c 1IIULfl U.S. CHOICE FRISH WHOLE ON RUMP HALI LEG 0" Vol 11 I'110', it 1A. AS lOc OFF —CONCINTALiD TUMBLER If 1,1 ' 1 onc 419 E. FIRST ST. / APPLES $100 __ ____ I II 1 HARVEST FRESH A SWEET PEAS 79 SHAMPOO 7-01. $109 OEL MONTE Coochiro' Good Enjjl,,~ 3 SIZE . C Breast ... or A CANS TAMPAX 0 50,5,1~t C - of WillI LB. 1. 11 THRIFTY MAID MEDIUM OR LARGE REGULAR OR SUPER . FROXIN WHOLE FRYERS ONIONS -- PKG CHOE OGULS os S-CT. . .•• USDA GRADE "A" 1`11111" V IN DI AflC 7 hi A\ HARVEST FRESH YELLOW 39 LB.$ BAG Pko. $299 S-LB. BAG LOTION ._- UWUUIIAH PARTY PIZZA — 11) r ç ji POTATOES --pm-m SI 0 0 / FRENCH FRIED SALUTO C TAtILITS CHOPS w Ura%IA - 36.CT. 99 Rice . $123 z TABLETS 1 WESTERN CORN FID PHN C 69 Mad 71c of *QjA PKO. 99c 9.. PKG. 1 2 FLOUR I 6-ox. CANS A KIt 169 Airg, WHI PPED" SELF RING IA $1 32-oz. LU3 RLflMJLLIL !/ C LB. 10 DINNERS $100 SUPIAAND PLAIN OR TOMATOES GrgIas Ofli LLJ..UhS SMOKED HAM . . CINS — THRIFTY MAID THRIFTY MAID I 12fl flC 100 - APPLE JUICE *&-d" CANS ) %l Thrifty Mci,cJ Bologna.....--- TASTE 0' 5EA -M$' 1 Lh/_.. ;& HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA GREEN k • I' I: I I I ' I iftJ.d THRIFTY MAID Lm.t 3 '-fS5 00 or mc,, purrhor Void cogs DINNER FRANKS P KG. I ASTOR CRUSHED, CHUNK OR COFFEE CREAMER W I- -4- CUT CORN !0-0z. PKGS. ALL VARIETIES 16.0I. ASTOR PEAS O PkG S SUPIRIVAND 5 - 14 t ' #fir PXG 75c cu PEARS CABBAGE LOGO - HARVEST FRESH D'ANJOU HALF%# im JAR S'u F to- F0 Cheese . . . . . _ Di PkkIes . . Wrapped 99c dieese .•••• hhofp Cc I y Cheese . •••• 9" Cheese.... 2 C u 99c II IRLOIN TIP ROAST LB. ThIght. SHORT CAKE U !! mi V y_ BONELESS III? ROUND 5kojId, At/1 6, =I Mo ser Best or R.çI Variety Pack Su e'brord R.guloc r So Fit Io Pat Catl ug. , Yogurt Turk ey Roas BO Ham • . . . . . • w Cooks S.psrbeond All FIo,o,i Oscar $369 2L $129 PEG. 5t,ud RIB ROAST ____ 14S. Whit.. 89 "it~ ,~A/ I/Ij 3 Sj4 PINTS CORNED BEEF Smoked Hatiss PRODUCE Strawberry JW .47171~ 1 — 1@090 S,-viail S H E R B E T OR! ICE CREAM P j _ LB KNIEP ROUND ! Fryer r -- ' Fee-si' t ' STRAWBERRIES FRESH DRESSELS Brat Ch - Ham iF T _____ SUPERBRAND ALL FLAVORS HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA BONELESS STEAK""' e_ $169 '. I:')'. BEEF pLTV1 o, Broilin g ) C h wck . . . . )T GROUND STEAKS CHUCK ROAST W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE TOP ROUND FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. MUSHROOMS �6B - EvcninqI1e:aId, Sanford, FL Wednesday, March 17.1976 I _______________________________ TELE/Ijc,p4 LISTINcS AND HIGHLIHTS ____________________________________________________________________ Jlrnes Ccxx ard Wednesday It,ch IJfltO( Evening 4 CIAL M Now Y(X STAR TREK 6 PRICE IS RIGHT 1030 t2 l2 HIGHROLLERS 4; PRICEISRIGHT gj 700 2 PYRAMID 800 2 .E'S 9 Ray Danton, Sharon Ackor star CHO THE 12O ta LILIAS, YOGA AND YOu 130 4 LATE NEWS 1:45 4 PASTOR S STUDY 200 diagnosis on a woman in an açarent diabetic coma wtso Morning 600 4 SUN1SE SEMESTER: (Moo, Wed. Fn) AND THE INDMDUAL (TuOS) be qu-w 930'' (Thu's) WHY? (A) ' ' f2 1)- fE D(JMPtjt'k3S 2 Stfri3HINE' .WAC C: 15 6:: SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6:25 2 (Mon) WITH THIS RING (Tuos, Thus., Fn.) JEANNIE (WOd)PRUF1LESINEOUCA. TION 9 DAILYRO 6:30 4 PASTORs STUDY '6 SUNRISE SEMESTER U LIUAS. YOGA AND YOU ipPI4II.)r1 L SUNRISE 635 r4 12 49 12 THE DOCTORS LESS BIG VALLEY 17 WYADVICE SEARcH FOR '4 6: TOMORROW 9 ALL MY CHILDREN €0 aECTRI COMPANY 12! (Moo oy) THE DOCTORS: 90 nfluto SpecIal ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 614 70fl for "We Care' 'Ifotline," Adults or Teens. 43(1 Tender. lovIng car. for .Ider'y, man i-r f, f •p ''t E('r (*(L Pfi.jnc ;'iz. 6 MEFIV GRIFFIN SHOW ISALCOPIOLAPROBLEM AL ANON For faml or friends of problem (B&W) Gndon), o Ipocform alo or doalh operation, and the S4sangromw7jagooft)of 500 2 ADAM 12 €1) LASSIE lhn major rw'ac'c; Ior fur?hr inlorm,it ion call17) .i.3a7 or WrItC , 0rd Al Anon Family Group P0 floe S,. Sanforci, Fla. 37711 -. UUINGLIGIII 2 9 THE NEIGHBORS . •, . 12 N €D(Fri Or1Y)SENIORS(NL 3 00 '2' 12 ANOTHER )f4IJJ PEVERLY HILLBILIJES W THE LONE RANGER Eq Li I Re re p LIViNG WORDS 643 uaauu, NEWS 4 6:50 858 PALL 7 ____________________ 2 t TOOAY(LOQIS at 725 825) r U3S NEWS. (Ch 4, 4: 730. to nows). G SESAME REEi 9 G000MORNINGAMER. ICA IBARGAIf4MATS.EVInj J J 800 FlLW I 7NE I D TA I CA ' N '2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 6 MIKE DOUJS SHOW 9' MOVIE(Mon)ManinUi Middle." Robert Mi?chum, 1 1 Frarx.4t "Bd?y the Kid Robert Ta4or, ' _______________________ ._ ___________________________ _____________________________ .. - tWUVy. 1 #4 1. (WOO) zian _______ P, ________________ ' e Ii f a f io i One situation that might havi - C,t't some ,IctOn Air 4 Ift.ratcj BUSY BEE CHILD CARE 2177 Holly Avenue PP'one3fl.73l0or)flW In that ca.e, the entire dde- Under a 15 per cent rule and Committee this Saturday at Orwith a lot of candidates, it's also landu. for other candidates were shut out. Reactingtothe12dacJ, Shakespeare's the party reformed its rules to award delegates to candidates who won more than 15 per cent of the statewide vote and in the l5conesonaldistsis. The 15 per cent rule certainly 41 2th Birthday was an improvement, but it --- MOVES MOUNTAINS Ot E IPry ()y _______________ __________ co ?x*tSI$ t?tS..I.tI _____ ______ ECONO HOUR - $ To _______________________ ________________________ _________ ________ ?f 5:40 _________ _________ :50 . : • . fine film." - ______ ______ ______________________ . _________ -w 1% ThooI_Tube ______________________ 1 A"Ir'?7 TosuccEEDwIrN a cI,y... L, $ I/bf00ys - ____________________ - r _______________________ ____________ "il/\ 41.,, _.:,'i — _________________ SEX VUE SWAP $HQp At40FLEA MARKET ___________________________ EVERYSIJNOAY9AM,)pM CALL 322 '224 uJ n' fachi _________________________________________________________ Adults 51.50, Teens U-till, Kidd., 75c Tues.& Th'; Ct-a NiytttAduttsll.Ktds !Ct - SAIj suu FOiled to 1 B'i't:'' area Atiult vI'i t-'i ,I, 'i,,t, , - ddnt .. ork - ' only ,' , I I IlL (.UPI I R.0 T' XC LUSIVI tl(IME INCOME 1 (.11' lr tb's niti nitli r I'int- on f',rk Avi'ciu, Owm, may sccupy '' I ISP, 7 Lath, Ilrivati li,,lumn - SI 10 me,, furn SliS li(I.,r, Y..lk. r, E lit, r Spriwit ,'.'nt.tc Pi,k, Sanford Avi' , iia.li'r Nc, 7 ', _________________________ I3IOIIII[c1I SAN MO PARK, I, 7. ), bedroom traiter apts Adult I family park _________ A soft drink company with ncw concept in merchandising would to tat toesitting retailers ,i, the Central Florida area Should hav existing marketing base of a least 15,000 people. Exclusi'. dustrubutorthip are also await. able / inti. wc'r placeto livt, ar to drive, a lob. o ' p 0. ox 1190 WinICf Park. t )7) 37-Business '- EXPERTS READY - TO SERVE- (fit V U Iii ___ __ JUST A PHONE CALL AWA _______ ____ ______ _____ ________ - ' Property 683) Income Tax Serv. STUDIO I 2 ________________ __________________ _________ ___________________________________________________________ i., ' ,-.,, 'S" ,,,-. IflIi1 • Johnny Walker _____ ___ _____ ____ samC goal?1' workmanSh ip ir, your remoditog arci additions reguirem as is available in hi% general con oct. Struction -- 322-6457 - -- '----------- ____ _____ I tOkII,u., $1 MAu', WMSTE 5(1 LIPIG IT MAKES CASH PLACE A CLASSiFIED AD PlOW Call 177 7611 or $31 9993 PET P151 t4 ISC.trctngLGroomin Ph 122 1051 Plastering, __ I-I! Carpentry, Pemocieting Aijijtjryi5 Ct.jSt)m 55or k Licensed, flondeci , , '1 Gracious Living I I_i NO DEPOSIT Fll'O(Jlp(D & Highway 17-92, Sanford I E'trrir Cleaning Specialist Hi Pressure spray wdsh 1ruck, Mobile Homes Rnt 377 (1779 -- i,,, i'-' '2-'' ---- j1:' Window Service FROM $J34 Stenstrom Realty * * * * 'b( I. lAt OF IliE DA 377 7491 .--__ - ii I I iirmi.,II I I ,tti ,oii nilly r''mvt liii, 16 .-. . ... .....11IS 2,,'r IiI%il5 K ititi, n .'. fully cmimpp ml oth IS ,ltl 1' (Inc ,,liftli,iuI, ,nc Iun,nn r,ingi-, . ft '(I, f,ilm,r, w,ist. r .uri Or vii I 4.1?i (I 'H IIU'i t flt''(jhtmt'WhIfy,ti it t,irei. r',,r yaril All ,it I . ITS l3iift 1'1(I Of 120.950 1t-'i 'flPI'tI'i 'S •t' ijti.ir,tuitj' ii to, I fill . -. ' l I or I', Bathi 5 30 •.,,t' ALL ADULTS — EASY LIVING QUIET ANO SERENE your otnj JALOuSI[ b%iND0v*5 ,,(Ii rrorr Cliiit't sr flu t' double hung wndow% $11 ii Modern Facilities All 0. C, Kilihens 831-99931 ocated West of Hwy. lorida Ave in '- • p% ''' Li o , - ' ''1 I .. whiels or' vt,,-inu,il, $250 Call 372 LINCOLN TOWN CAR ii F'AWKLESi 'ly' iii coratu it, '"v-it" Ii mm,,.; ,tr,; t ,n %l9w' V.1 .1,11 ' P[P4t,'.Ol.'I ',ASIlf U ,r . 1 %.i. ' part'. 74 ONLY TTE ONLY Convertibli Has everytning. I spd BeautIful bright mIeg: family car 53-'T'J.Radjc3_Sfer10 74 41 95 real buy at MARK IV Cofor T,V's from 550. 81W, from $15, Servce all makes. HERBS' TV 200 S. French, 313 3731. Sea foam green with green leather III?. and dark green vinyl top — _____________________ i miti rt,s,n,,,, tiS I,iru mid tapl, Hi A Pr'. 5)50 I',. 149 3757 L .00orni1es,ii5enw 54--Garage Sate's - red. For th? young or young at hea-?. $ 6745 I . THUNDER B I R') 72 Maroon with 6995 blue vinyl top Fully equipped. OTHER GREAT USED CAR BUYS. -'' 74 MOP4TEGO 1Dm H4rdtop 14 7 - i ' ',,il, S.,tcjril,t, ,V,,r, ti ,'o i '-I S IIii i,'p ito-wi r. 'ii * III) II .'m,ill him ci lath. •tp it iil.t'.'.i. ,t,, l'',l ti ry tflS, I'imm) P,'e' ', , ''U, ii, - c fur nitim ____ , ,, , .. ,' (i __________________________________________ '.', 55-Boats&Accessories 3 S2195 TRIUMPH ROADSTER 275O 71 CUTLASS SUPREME PINTO HATCHBACK 2O95 74 MONT EGO dr hardtop $2895 72 LINCOLN TOWN $ LINCOLN 10r. Citra sharp 4175 /4 $3995 74 COSIE T 7 II' hardtop $3095 Super clean 70 11' ii' 1495 2995 ___________________ _________________________________________________________________ 7?' Cabin Cruiser, lj Chevrolet engine All equipment goes. 372-SsiO afttr 9 Ii pm. 16' 1)50 pymnts 323 1311 - 11th25 green vinyl top. Sharp car This week Special I 6 (yl ASSUMPTION ---- C I 73 ckptti tinder, Citizens Band, toilet, _ --- L 52-Appliances i9lOLynncr6ft room, Screened porch, large lot, assume I $5495 ON 7971l1wyt792 372 596) 3 FR home with family 24 Hrs DELTA POISSON MAI.m'Nt 3 22420 ANYTIME REALTORS ML S 7*S PARK ___ ___________ GREAT LipSilCk iflter.ur Eutra sharp Owner iuipment - ' AT - ' . $,295 MARK IV White with whIte vinyl roof and while l,att'ier interior Gorgeous Full factory .7 ,', t'.t 51 172 233', 2. P' CurnIum' Call Sanford's Sales Leau,r - -. I dr. sedan. Only 34.000 miles. Green with vinyl tep and green velour ml. Fuli factory equip -_______ 51-Household Goods * * * * F1FALTOR (HjP4 1 51,/1 1' AC I P4 151,' 'i-' lit;lr .y,rt 7 PP 1 Ii mlii ft ti $ ,ii S ya,' (liii', 56 9(61 , tl7 S FRENCH iI-4WY 17 p ,u,, ''' - ' 1Adrry,dxon, 32394 10 TI/fill/ill?. I E7LIF' fir. tlon npi mator .' . .,. ''' - 9 ' - - i't'',ti' INC i'M' ttOP,si IMPROVL,'.IT Efi COMFORT A3( F iiniI,r., I I 37 F, aft - ' l:'t , ' 1(1, - Ii ,In, Qflo(j t('Ei(lit,On SIlO Nm l,i,i, ,%iriflet lOSS - RcsonabIe price. 323 $913 alter ___________ land) Bedrooms fl TRADE 372 5677 _____________________________ , cnt heat, wall wall carpet, en closed garage, large fen(ra lOt - MONTH ' MOpfirv .SPPI iAN( I 5)\t-' _____________________________________ GE WASHER & PENNEY'S ,, urnished or fl BUY SELL Ill fl% C FrI 5? '" - BR, - ______________________________________ 3 I' baths, diflmnq. living room. rn'tz ,' II WILSON MAIER FURNITURE -- - 1 cr Ji.xalr IL. '•L'*, C " Both for $75 Phonr 322 0573 DUFLE X 2 Uc'dro.am concrete block, excellent Condillon. no cIty td*es fly owner 327 8620 b I? DRYER I T, TATE - --------. ----- .'iLLLSOI'iLL(D PtJMps"" SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types anti s,e List Your Business...DIQI_322-2611 O( -- K (.A S' ¶ r ,i'ancv- 't $114. cr - __ 0.,,'. 1776113 N iititc 17? 715? CailBart 323.86700r831.9777 ______________________________________ _______________________________ ' 'I, - '" 'm '". ' uc, Across From Ranch Ho.,sse Well Drilling Pressure Cleaning ''' ' 312 9111 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS "'"m' LIJ Realtor i, i,, i m mt, .,, '' 307E lstSt,00-wribown liii Uv',s )72 1174 Broker Night',. 323 OilS IIILLIARDROOM 1 ' z.'''' ;.' '' ' i,,.crri v-a r n LI Ideal retirement home. 3 bedrooms, I bath.- kitchen upI,J. 7 car carport with double 'ilmltv rooms Just $16,000 JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY • Drapes sCarpeting S,p Dining Rooms r KULP DEcw:, ! - etS quattyng AsSjrn,* 1st mortaqe Apts.Furn, or Unfurn: i73 'H0 kitchen eguip,ed 531.500 BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom. 1', bath home, draped & carpeted throughout Central ASH. l'ayments 511717 monthly No Bdrm. A,. ,',' J,' , * 3 year old hOme, nice condition, 3 bedrOOms, 2 baths. Central heat and air; 7 car cocloted oarage. - ilfurn,Sh,dAPARTM[NT' I —'.... Large 1 & 2 _____. Cl SEARS In, Ads c'ery clay - Wereparandservict. STIPIE P,SInCHIP4E & BELL PLUMBING co SUPPLY CO 372 0959 Seweri Elect Cleórci, 207 W 7nd St 312 6fl Repairs, 21 Hr St'rv ____________________________ lflstaIlcarpefandyiny,,j,0j1, -- - w' And Lube. Any Make or Model American Car or Truck with nce ) -bedroOm, 7 bath home; 7 car K itt ht,'t Bdtflroom Cab encIoecl garage: central heat nd Ccum'trr tops Sn.', ir%tdlldtOn ar, pi 5)5000 tlp,'i tt;le Bud (at.i 172 (057 r Eves 37206120,372.1517 'V11agetr!1. Filter Oil, New .. Large corner lot " ,' "' _t -, i'.. 323 7(37 ' 17 ACRE S. Gctw - l:ç'.i i '' " ,tSSijmi We are Sure One of these houses will make a pIcttnt home for you and ,our fOrtly REALTY INC. ,_ - ,,_-__---- :• , Plumbing Pltd nt-tp on tnat Sturøay iuo' PantIng, doors, windows hungS, 'oncrel, work, etc y th hour, or by the ii 377 Cta',,;.e, .'. , - small Call Red Or JOhn. 373 5001, tb . at, t, .' , - :arpentry, Concrete, Steel, Remoci,i,ng, Roofing Free Estimates No lob too large or SanfOrd. 3221771. ___ mm Includes 5 Qts. Of Quaker State L pa,men'. of 59 See at , a' A(fS S (i'.fl r'-.... MAJOR LUBRICATION ___ Golden Touch 'N Sew Newly rr'li'corated, remodeled 3 bedroom home, large famity room, cedar siding and fence, eating bar, ni!w carpeting, new roof, central heat. 14.500 sq ft. lot HAL COLBERT CLARA t$ALL UPHOLSTERY new open at iD Sanford Ave. Specialists in tuftln, restoring, I repairing Afo Sewing machine repairs Ph 327 9711 'ic I' hoer ill 6)61 Free estimate 373 603$ Free Estirnat 'JOHN $19,500 _______________________________________ NICE PIEIGHISORS -.110 '' It ("o)'r - & REAL TV, REAL1OPS 6)0 6061 'I A ( Pt: s. South -I S,,nlrweg 51, II IJ'tL oII4to Ph 372 1)01 52 Sq. Yard Sanford Auction CRANK CONS'RuClt(3PI p i's FIobfl',nn 1 ,ini.i' mm, I of Santctrc,. $7200 f' (ri-.. IOn Lake, Free Boating Photography — - .fl' New Vinyl Flooring ''- 'i i'-.' ANTIQUE FORD TRUCK Good Conditon Call 373 OIlS alterS p m Assorted Colors '379 ElIot' 3 Rictroon,. $21,100 Al', r,'pn',r',",n$1s irrri 5100 tIn','." ..pc'r tI'.an ni"t " Upholstering ' Plaster Patcling $, simulated br'ck I Stone SpecIalty 372 21(0 - - _____________________ -- i I Pet Care ---- I Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY ' I?S (man 3 bedroom, I' bath, avocado '.'Ove & refrigerator, blue carpet. c cniral fled? & ,iur Payton's, 372 1)01 - Classfled Ads o.ten --_ ' 78-Mtorcycles 'p Stripping & Waxing . '-r1,-"til & Business E.c.1. B'?: (iran 171 595* . 6061 C' 323 0517 Cc'S lu PICKUP UNK CARS FREE. Small price for others PP.onc 371 1621 6 .--r keg Mcdl Estate Broker ' collect, Orlando 3457131. 79-Trucks-Tra i lers Cassrita'rry is,.,, Il?? $3i OP4LY 5689 INSTALLED Terms available Warehouse mu" - e emptied 1110W? Call wariovse collect, days or evenings, ask tot' ?,tir, Wilkes. 305793 6572. M.UNS WORTH REALTY k,-.3 RraI Estate Broker. 321 0610 3720779 377 77 373 7(95 PLALJORS %m,$tion System. 407 E Celery, Discount , 1 25 :J1ciir I _____________________ irent Eaterminating Co -Complete Peil Contr1 and Termiting Fr., If you're In the buSiness Of building your Inspection All Pest Control. ID busineS. use the 40* offers you th 3 Sale * SWIMMING POOL SALE * Pool distributor must Sell balance of 3975 pools complete with Sun deck, ISTCC and filter. 31'x16 overall, ',ou gulfy 0l1! 'ur *ri-i,p,-u .. ,uflk cars we o'.i, IAOf 7 days week Call ___________________________ tITan rent Government subs.duzeci Realtor 323.5774 Anytime Multiple Listing Service exchange. PEEL'S BODY SHOP, .' .en Ii) qualified buyers Cali tO Sc't' Harold Hall Realty Reconditioned Batteries, $12 93 - DAVIS 3?) 9370 ""' ,, Hwy 50. Call collect. Orlando 56$ 7131. 32) 3(64 ' '.'. 0 r'ral am' N j.i,mt'nt. n.onlnly paynTcn?s 4 BR. 2 bath, 7 5104",' stucco, guest cottage P0',%bilitit'S 119.500 ''.M( PROPERTY - 3 BR home .',,ti nice mobile I-ionic rental tirge lot for garden s..o.o 322-2090 7640 H4atha * N..'. P - (REF ERRED AREA Proi'%%,on,ilIv M4iUi'(I B -. Fret' dagrics,'. racto.'y Trn. Ia,k si "s 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD o'ierhautng All WOrk )fl$US - _____ _______ _____ part Ranted to buy t,sed ',lf,cm' turn-turn Qu,intt Any NOLL'S 50-lViiscelianeoLls for • We Buy Furniture Gifts, Knits, Christening Gowns While * m * they re Hot S'i'DED" 3 Acre homesite. Choice WITT REALTY FROM homi- (land 68-Wanted to Buy PAYTQN'S CHILDREN'S WEAR LO'.- DOWN * ''Get ' RETIREMENT SPECIAL FurniShed 7 bt''roo, on beautifut Pirl '.' (w,iCnrnt to Slort-'. 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUtES — J access L.ike Markham, 5)7,700 ' FREE GIFT WRAPPING All Baby CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR - - Lii I Ii fill .',. Pa nr Pork ,,.,,i7.., ,,!,fl i.' Usc-i rrlo'or'. 12 acres car'. lr partS. Open 1 days week. JIB Auto Ports, East to I 30 or after 4 FISH-- Country', .1 Bedroom,) bath, BEDROOMSUITES - t 5' "'to,, r Ponilli . malt', hOuSi' i 4,10(1 .', ti, children 373 Garage dc...r for sale, 1' hIgh, 9' wide. m'tat roll up type. 323 0902, 9 $31 If? Luxury Patio Apartments dirt, • SWtM Super 3 Retlroomo. lovely pool. Ravenria 13,S0O. broSri Priced below FHA appraisal, im maculate 3 bedroom, eat en kit (hen, wc'lI kept lawn, double gage, priced to %Il, only 173,900 - (• F m, Pc-or' v''2.'TUArCr,it.o,,,r tdmCStPdew 5100 PhOne 3fl-39M Sanford Charm & Value " 'Il-Houses geneva ______________ ___________________________ - 273 635) 3 BR Iirick-1cme 410 Magnolia Ave 3720681 _______________________________- - "' - - - REAL TOPS RAVE NbA F'Ak,( - ardens Mercaridise .' Real Estate 3227643 Real Estate lurnished 1 bedrOom, living rm , 'lining rm., ideal for retired couple Near town No pets 372 3610 ,tf ten 1 30 I' mm'trkinq', 37] 3521 ______________________________ 0 Sq. ft block building for rent. $100 month Broker Owner, Service Open Sunday, 9 to 5. 'f•_• mm , .,,, _____________________________ -- Phone 322 7U1 Sanfora I 5fli'pP nO ippics, full (I PU? not ri- qslcri'cl 7 r,,lcs,7 lemales, bIck i?h white - 8'Acres near golf course, Ferne Driwe oft Markham Woods Rd Tr,i•, I, h ,',r, I Ii,- Plorses o k v-.:: ;i'r i' i, Own' r, 667 669S _____ MOSSIE C. BATEMAN ' CW William's Accounting I Tax u--F ,', bCylindsr-- 3Spii'd - - 76-Auto Parts - '' 550 4,',, 214) Park Ave. )fl 1064 flY('WPt[R S6IOACRES (ir,lflr .('tri', I r I it',, ,,,,t,oi 377 -*007 Forrest Greene, Inc. 107W Commc'rc-al 2 BR furnished apartment, nice yard Children and pe$ OK, $130 month. 2'-7 miles northof £)lon 17. 92. 701 Sunset Drive, nest to ________ ____ _______ _ ________ _________________________ _____________________ ______________________ Siding ''' Furnished duplex, Lake Mary area, BUSINESS DIRECTORY I 'le. . I . Peg Rral E%tate Broker JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC 2 Bedroom unfurnitheci, Adults preferred, Fre, water. 1130. 323 5154 01' 322.6620, L Ption.f3i 1)1 10S or I1 3225 JUST REDUCED- ChOiCC 10 dueS. hgh & dry, ' partly cleared, ', woodid Near Geneva. Was $25000. 1110w 123.500. Excellent terms HAROLD HALL REALTY REALTOR, 373 5771 Anytime. Cozy 7 trclroei' rrr'i r ' - .',i'idTt(' , - W. Garnett White ____________________________ 3 Bedroom, carpeted, central heat and air, Convenient dOwntown and hOSpital. $165 month plus deposit 373 1663. __________________________ 't ' - ,m $910 MUS TA NC 1109 Santord Ave PLALTOPS *.IAPY I AK E 37) lSlOorl3-1 ILOS CAMPBELI.'S PODDLE PAD I or 2 lots, located on E. Crystal View. Loch Arbor. 372 38li bet wren 65. 9 0 m Nv O-wn4.r F TAKE TRADES .IOytiITit' ____________________________ iberman Pincher AKC pups, for Dituo ri .',, Rent rsct'llen qualty and temperment C'stl Mr Anderson, 365 5710 626 0711 r top Sl., ( ,, fI ,'I-i.'I t.,,'m y fir;, ',F'i',l' or DUPLEX furnihrci Ideal lo(t'n Reasonable fnt 36% 3771 ______________________ ________________ _______________________ _________________________ cldm I Ads $76,200 ,A ?, F- (5f5) ,, hnnsi. %tt,t dy ',iarct. air con "ti(X'urt Sl$.7Y) MAKE OFFER r,uI'1ni Lu any thr 31A-lipIexes __________________________ _________________________ - ___________________ Ctassfiemi lali Mary' Furnished apartment. 'tan, private and ConvCnient Single pm'rson only Na 'ts SOS Itt 37? )°30 _____ MLS STOP APID THINK A MINUTE If Wc'ekly ISIS HAy 1797, Sanford 273 1930 Counties, Acreaqc' Tracts, sr'tall & largc' TERRY REALTY. PEALTOP, li-'5AP('A(pfAI swim, boat rcntls and free moorage Adults 372 4470 _______________ Votu'a & takrs -- 65-Pets.Supplies - Villas Chico & The Mart" itt. Il 928.477, Lonqwirv-idl 75-Recreational Vehicles lent Blue Lustre Electric Carp,' SP;.iriipo<r for only $150 per day (ALpQ I'S FURNITURE - , it. Call Harold, 372 2920 Transportation - ALTAMON"F SPRINGS (3-1 1)4.4 14000 TRACTOR COMPAN" for ' owner, loaded. Firit $1, - Sales. Rental, S-er vice Ill Magnolia Avenue 64—Eqwpment , f,m(', • 1970 CadIllac Sedan c Forg. KubOtO. Pett,bcrse — WeklvaLsndlng Resort on the river, Beautiful oak Sh.idecJ lots Fish. redecorated Come see 300 F A'roflrt flIvd canforcj 373%310' Semnote -- __1t____._ 35--/bjIe Home Lots One 5. 2 bedroom apart nient fumnShtL'cJ or UflfU?fl,tht'd Nc'wty 43-LoIs-Acreage to, '.au, ...,m',,, tk 'jird (iifli fl, nt to snnpp,nq, nit-i "t lImIt n(tion(1 1)0.500 Adults Only. 7 Bedroom located on large, shaded, private lot, furnished. 5150 rronth OSmoSe, Owner. 372 S9"2 __________________________ BAMBOO COVE APIS ____________________ _____ ____ _____ at 12 P4 000 Ci.. *,twrI.'f CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT Flew and Used - Phone (317373. Lorigwond — Lovely 1 bedroom apartment, furnished, with or Without use of therapeutic pool $175 plus deposit, III 3763 ____________________________ AuOiQn Every Friday - l( A YFIL (351, RIBBON 00 Itt old v,k rci in front l this] bedroom. - ',at - 'airt t'n' .n I .......... - -. - a.- 63A.-Tractors& Heavy Equipment 371 0.395 ____________________________________ ' ___________________ :'r.'".'' Casscft,erry area, - Phone 1 Bedroom Trailer, 10'x3S' 51,995 jflg5 tii fi,n i' -- . .il.tlli br 'iii "i(ALL I ")DAY' 'i I Bedroom turn, apt, $115 month, witter end garbage pickup in- * - ' - . . ., ..." -. offer ' - MG Midget, 1977, ml conth AM FM. wire wtw , lust tu,, low miles, $1,130 72t003 72-Auction -, C,'',, It:i rry - _________________________________________ bc's? anytme Or Kish Real Estate - -- No Pets 7317 PalmettoAv,,, _______ __________ ________________ 1989 17',oO', 2bedroom split plan, I", baths. Set up in adult tark 13.000 ifake your Budget go further, snop thc Classtied Ads every day 80'-Aulos for Sate you need for those big ones with a room, carport, Shirting, payments $10672. Phone 37? (1)51 or nights 67$ 5569 MULTIF'L F tISI IPII, REALTOR 1919 S Frrcti 37 't EVe 372 1496.372 4161. II 7 II ''rty')mfl ITT,t,li' ion. nn pr,y,,i,. ' - I''. i'''rt "' ____________________________________ F urn,',tw i'i.o', liSa' "iev,, ri'vitral ,,r. p.ilio, ,AiI.fI(I, privati lot 3)9 2 ISP, Air, Adults, I 1' ( ,,, ,' 373 7913 . - SWAPStIOP FLEAMARXET 'f, fit. AM ratio, gofd ;"'-!lI. Anyone can be a seller or a buyer 17.395 Pporn 372 IS5 IDraler P40 charge All admitted free Come browse every Sunday 9 to 3 1911 MC,B j)-,., rtmblt', Sr,qht re; at the Movielanct Drive in ,..0 Whi- , l4Sjiew top, 0', 7I,C4.i, Theatre, South 1797. PPior,e 372 mn'lr'S. $7,491i,, Phonc 357 1651 1216 Vflcati'rJ j wan? ad. CARlBE- double wide,) Bedroum, 2 bath, central air, raised screen VA fin,,ncino, ,,'.i -ii' -- P,lii'JPte *7a 5ç,Q Sternper Realty 34-l/biIe Homes 1 BR apt, turn, or i.jnfurn Adtt, 595 32? fl96 after S or" bk nds, WY111 - I ,,I,-,'l .'r 577.000 tO 1 . mu A__- F skirting, new carpet, adults only' Paymrnt $50.61 PhOne 377 0051 3 ,'. 112 ISkI. 37? 1957 Phone S31737.3 .- i ?Ji EASt ' - tL''r',.(,( r - ("? CdsseIbe'rry . CT 7 I ilb Inri i,,i 'm,*,i',),, r ______________ - br 7 Bedrooms. A'iutt only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARt' ,- OPi)ORTUPiIITY ',ViIIiams basing the bad, but "I think that 'll come from very short-sighted people. 'v already had that from one actar who said, "Single.handedly, you've ruined Shakespare,' Nnw this is He said the plays he selected "are very inod ctnr!es and siiouji) be ht2itd, 1311t I think that while Shakespeare is entitled tn the profoundest respect, he's also entitled to be tmderstoej" . flP t - Clii','.tirit Act', ,,, ,',,,1, The Best Buy In Town — A low cost Classified Ad. Radio & TV__I S 1\I e X Consider the following: hour wiih alum i\1 0 fl t h ci'r' !, '.oft.t I,Sl*.n i u.it lv -The bs1lois of more than Accounting t400fnq, Guttert 70 yrs E'p Srr.cc 202 L a' Oi [l'J NEW YORK (API — 142,000 Democrats who voted no Next Partsofthedialogue ilIbe reE,gln Sng Co $51 956] Income Tax Returns Cassebc'rrv I'ticne 831 96.11 prcference or (or minor candi- month, an unlikely arena for written to make Shakespeare's Inds'ctuil Itu', ri". PtA' I? 97 dates will be counted for Wal- the works of William Shake. words more understandable to ii I , Pirit', I' v'' 3 741', Beauty Care speare — "CRS Radio Mystery those with only a nodding aclace, Sen. Henry Jackson Roofing PERSONAL TAX SERVICE AND Washington and fonner Geor- Theater" - will celebrate the quaintance with his works. BOOKKEEPING, Individual A, bard's 412th birthday with Businets Tax fltur,n. 2 Eatt gia Gay. Jimmy carter The man doing the adaptaTOWER'S BEAU'Y SALON Poof.riç A.d C,jrpentry Rrc.ar Road, Hwy Il 92 (5CC entrant-,, CfOrmi'rly tlarriell% adaptations of seven of his bestBrauly Nook I Lions and risking the wrath of Fm,,tmat awarding convention delegates, Fiy Points) 122 7199. ¶i9( Fir%t,3fl 5747 _________________________ LaIl ?7) 8789 -Carter and Wallace ran a known plays. Shakespeare purists is Ian __________________________ virtual dead heat in U Expert rcof repairs. Ilat roots or They'll be aired from April 19 tartmn, 63, a Scotland-born, 4th Land Clearing thingl Carpentry All work guaranteed Congressional District, beating through April 25 on more than Ness York-raised seteran of B P 0 C', 0 E N P00F INC Jackson 2-1. All three received 200 stations, but you won't find more than 40 years of acting -_______ ott job spec,aLst Firtl [STE RSON LANDCLtArripo morethanl5pci- cent,so a!lare themlisted under their original and writing for radio, . E-a?;r.;, D.r lie said he caine ui with the entitled to a delegate, but the titles. small Call UI I3U Ik Fill lop sod 372 sewing district has four delegates. o is "Murder idea of ndapting the Shake!ea!f 5 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If r'-- - - -, w-ur apparently win win the 'art piays Willie pondering .'1OSt l'OUI, CtaiIieci Ads didnI work sIlCh in its day Landscaping & thee, wouldn't be arty extra delegate by finishing less was called "Macbeth," "Julius the fact that while most people I his Alteration Shop Ordrv t; Easter. Tailoring, drvtses, ta". than 700 votes in front, of Wal- Caesar" will be known as "The study them in high school, few ______ Lawn Care and matrl'ng L)15 --u'I'-_ isc, "a U them because J S Snyiter Nursery A. Land Alterations Dressmaking, lid'. -Carter got twice as nany be "Long Live the King Is of the rich Poetry, imagery and I Dell p scaping Wi' are overstot-ked ,n - s. menchildren's Drapes, Quit" all that. _______________________ lbnd%t-pIrtg plantS votes as Jackson in the 9th Dead" and so on. , Upholstering Donna Canact, compIetelanthcapings,r,ce "It suddenb! occurred to me Congressional District, with While thc original plot lines China Glass, 7246 or .4 7714 ____________________________ Metitl Doll Wallace in the middle, But the will remain intact, coitsiderable that the tragediet; — and we're Repairing CallPfeItieat36971 district has three delegates so doing sir of them - are all as compression of same has Transmissions Pest ConroI earh man gets one, done to fit each show to the ra- full of mystery and mayhem Expert automaic Home Improvements -Wallace beat both of his ri- dioscries'mninutetjrneljmit and they certainly fit ______________________ many who struggled through Shakespeare remember "he was a miiagnificent story teller," he added, "So I thought we could bring the stories to the people a kind or relntrot-juctfo-i to Shakespeare." He said he retitled the plays ht' selected kcaue they oni) are adaptations and he didn't want to mislead anyone. "On the other hand, every (amillar quote is in there1 " he said. "Maybe they won 't be the (XIICt 35 ir(13 --- 1171(1 the SChOlarS illight Jump at this — but basically it's all there." Martin conceded that Shake- VAI F PlC IA '.'°i" fl (OUr" , I l,x-clron,ii, I itltt', N ii''., ii, t'fK ISc',l iir,iI,, 517% month, 5100 Si-turity till 1727 _________________- srm'-c. you Mwc ne-u ii Irt On r,- j alt cur Aanb .t!ls f',er1 dy ___________________________ _____________________________ 1 Aluminum &'rarns :ic " kin ...IA ..ctnrin .. xiu. - -________________________________ ZIMMER, I?' widC, 7 bedroom, central air, carport, patio (Over assume payments 3fl ((5$ _______________________________ produced some aberrations in last Tuesday's primary. - - 2515 Park. Drive. IlOup RETAIL OPERATORS -- Not - - 1 _ _________________________ __ Ii I!.!i 1 .. BROWSE AND SAVE ..,lts easy and fun Ti Want Ad Way. CAL. i In REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES Expecienc,da. NtyLlcen Join "Sanford's les Icaler' STEPISTROM REALTY 2585 Park Dr REALTOR 327 7120 ______ Nurses RN's. LPN's. Aici, •5 Conipanron. Needed immerj.atej, 67(06)6 Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota candidate with the fewest votes Congressional Districts will be r_1r 37(5 (Ia%$fIcd act We H help you write àCI ad th4t will bring a fast talc- -- - --______ _________------------- A pllonecallcoutci start youon a eu0 and prolitabte career. Call $62 YOUR HOME' - -- Ayc' fiuynq a n hOrnJ Mowing to an apartment individual 2 Phone 574 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE - -_____ ,•, WANT TO SELL ' lf C,tre In My lsornr years ago. But they sere ?tapppened but didn't is for five gatiori would go to candidates .(i(i(IlflY,,rci hrui.d. candidates to poll more 15 favor by less tln half the -PPOfli)fl In 1972, Alabama Gor, per cent In a district with four sters. . George Wallace won 75 of the delegates. 9-Good Things to Eat Farmer said the difficult destate's Cl Democratic National 11 that happene(I, said Greg cislons over awarding __________________________ ,, UliLOT T5 Convention delegates with 4? Farmer, state Democratic par. delegates in ticklish situations 52 50 BUSHEL per cent of the vote, and Sen. ty executive director, the suchasexist in the 4th and 9th 12? 6133or377 0)62 per cent of the vote. But the 702,000 1)emocrats who voted I'r,'fl" ME IIA P4 IC -- 31--Apartments Furnished r inn pportunity (all 12? 211 I ii' tI c-'j _______________________________ _________________ 6-Child Care ''.- - IflU CT.,,i_C 701 .11 Own tools Great Ri li.it,$e p ron or COuIe as aiid Ou%ekurer I o' COOK ilty orr.an Phone 377676$ E,irirni ci in strt order Dirtot- Coordinator for United . — WE SELL SUCCESS Southeastern TribeS Inc. Corn 201 CommercIal 373 5176 & Found __ prthenSiv Employment Training Act, sub grant Preference to ' F' tith "' ,','.i! un,iturC Poncjlc, Liar k !1 rator, waitCrl. ditresses and person of American native ,' th qr.iy, Cotta Boat area, C.il heritage, Job descriptIon and C reStaurant Aorkrrs Niw )? 1496 after S P m 'mntrtxtons may be picked up at _____ ml 5',ILrant All Shifts available. _________ ________________ Apple n person, 910 17 or 7 hod USE T.0 E.T A.otfice. 1310 West ',lOklNI,, Ii MAP.Et, WASTEColonial. Orlando, Application 5'' 8ot Mdtrr. S.tn'ho's SELLING II MAKES CASH thould be In by March 72. 1976 Fierxh Awe' NetionalIy known Production Co. tnokn' for fresh n's tatnt Call I today (AP) vals by more than 31 in the 1st possible for the vote to be so — Equal re)eSefltatJ0fl con- Congressional District, but j divjdedthatthecandj(kIteswbu cepts didn't take quite the beat- only has three delegates, fail to win delegates could P01! Ing in the 1976 Florida prcsl- each man is entitled to one, more than half the total vote. dential primary as they did four t, liiployf - 12 H? NEIGHBOR 6'58 . I Singers 0 €Z) ELECTRIC C.CJ,4PANY ph J 'I)'' v'icement For interview call $9 G-000 typist ,ble to conipuse letterS 1750 TV TECIIAHICIAN L'pir'riict r-,t Opportunity When you place a Classified Ad RETAIL SALES Tn, Evening Herald, stay close ' Are you sports m,nJut' ThiS ti your plione becauSe $Onlethr'; for you wondirful Is about tO happen DESK CLERK 5Oifli md(hifli' i ot-rienri' helpful t.',id, lull hew, to (lean apartmtmi' * Will Iran right person MUSt have own transporsat BOOKKEEPER ISOSW.7SthSt ,Sanford Noph' IY0UP IAMI(y? €1) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB !&p (,rtittQs t';R I I IMI SECRI I AR y m. • ' F TU Oviedo-- Duplex. furn Or urifurn ideal location RCdSfl,ibtC 345 3721 4 BR, 7 baths, Hidden - - Going fish rig? Gel all the equpmen? Sanford, 373 5200 Lake. No qualifying, small down, ' Have some camping equipment you no longer use? Sell It all with it SECRETARY Classified Ad in The Herald Call F,tsf, ,t((urdte typf SIorIh,incl 377 2611 or 831 9993 and a friendly t rniffriti I,ut clirlaphoni , ad visor_________________ will help you fllrIlnceok _____ SPRINKLER Ff1 TER Prrter I sin, r ri(' ,llnu , 7 Neal apprlflg sales persons with car for lor.l demointrat,n wk rii 'ri — 9 THE FBI (A) odltKnloattsInghthereft,fl of I. NiCk Beilirv (Gerald - . .'. Wrstc P0 fl Ill] S.infor,jrlor,cJ,,JflhI 4 MIKE bef 101 F I/ill F. Fit .1(;I VL)'" t 2 DE\VTIONAL ____ 2 1797 (iT __ hoSpital $155 mo. Call 323 9033 DIVISION Nice NOLL'S Cass,Iberry. I? 92(304206 GREGORY MOBILE HOME. 3603 Orlando Drive - — Owner. B',' - flj' I Urtiroom, 11)5. bedroom, SI'' N" . Sarforci, i 'Ira lirge I it i ,ipI, near I 0 tITf'rt' *OuIiJni Iii :911 Ct'e- '. Ton .i Speed '713 lay choirS, straight chairs. filing cabinets, as 'S Cash and carry ISYR 6 HA F IP4AP4(IP-i(., CASH 322-4132 7O-.Swap & Trade Wood or tt"el cJ(-sS. CIC(Uttl' (Jt'k I. thamrs.: secretarial deSks & 42-!v'biIe Homes STOP AND THINK A MINUtE If - homes Classti"mi Ads Often. -______________________________ 19-i rucks-Traiters Larry'S Mart. 713 Sanlord A-,.' Used office furniture , , 68--Wanted to Buy For uSed furn,furp appliances, Ion's. etc Buy I or 1001 i1pm5 60-Off ice Supplies __________________________________________ If you're in the busIneSs of bul'dlng the .use buSineS. your _____________ - -- Sales. 301 W 1st 377 123% ' -- Classified Ads didn't work DELTOPIA-- — - - -- jj _1 jiihiaUi -i' - - - Clean 3 ISP, 7 bath, central ir M heat, reasonahI .' FirSt, faSt and $100 deposit. 13i3 16.71 after 1 p.m - - Aly flii r' GENERALDYNAMCS .n Fqiii' - flij -, - - panos & trade Lessons P'no. o,Qin. guitar. accordian, pri A. group Ball's Piano & Orgat' mOriqa',. Wednesday. March Il, 1976-lB f,!,,!?rdF1,. Pv'rcs'ianUlse Piano IOrgan Sales IServ We buy DYNAMIC PROPERTIES V ll.irOwck, tIroku r Di Iloni 66$ 6611 377 71 After Hours' 3223991 327 06.4R ,iitO( 177 9211 33-Houses Furnished V ant rnaii or woman to room ,tntl toarO ,lmt ',ti.ri' i 'PifleS Phone 371 fl11' ELECTRONICS Call 73 4S57 NEIGHBORI-$O(y3 9 EDGE OF NIGHT ADOAMS FAMILY (SPoclal show Monday, see • ,'t I',- Di P-dice? bedroom block home, turn. or unSure, 373 7970 Mother Will Shari' homewithisame 371 0717 - . JIM HUNT REALTY 61S 0567 ___________________________ - holding "is'cii'r ' fenced yard 29-Rooms 4 - ' 3 Ili-tlroorn, I halt'. taI I LJIltllSIlEO b(d'. 3 ((IT, I' , 1,11', 1 ,ii p'rt, l.,r'i ''rim nit it ifl prqct1 (lAiw r '.11 , .5YM0NDM BALL Peg Real Estate Broker 372 5641 Allt'r I'lrs S.tntcrcj 517 'A' I',? S _______________ ________________________________ I up ,fl(i _________________________ 18-Help Wanted I P.'rh.IpsAIcohoIcAnnym Cn Help _______ _____________ ipirenc.r(-qurctiprefirably ii. r ivrOS9dcv industry O)(f1I( all typeS of ¶iiiIt ii,rti raulpm'nI PIdIrI O oP(ra"on Ftbric,t. I Qt)I If hJh oIumn ShuE' Prt ui tal rt.trts CoMpETITIvESGFS A ND 1ItE PAL "CEDWITHAURIUXINC-. ri 0 ni EM U €0 MISTER ROGERS' 2:30 TODAYS WANT ADS' Evening 59-MuSlCaI oF L L RE,A, L T Y i4'g Real Estate Broker llç) F 25th St 372 6655 I - ---- 41—r1)U5 - _______ TAFFER REALTY SheetMetalMan _________________ 400 2' IflONDE 4 GILLIGNS ,so 6 HARTMAN U THE ELECTRIC COM• PANv 9 S20,000 PYRAMID pr First Class Noon Friday 4-Personals _________________ €1) ROCKY ANOFRIENDS-. f! 6 AS THE RLD RNS 9 RE AND REASON 'prn' ' ''i, II I'' - 4l-House, .i 1752625. Fir'•, w? fldl% i_______________________________________________________ UNDERDOG 2 12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES tIii ' (S20OP$NIMUMCHARGE) 3 LineS Mnlmum Sunday - ULIAS,YOGAANDYOJ(R) ( Fri) CONSUMER SURViVAL 130 nlOfypl' ,jucl line 3%ca lire 74Ca line 4lc DEADLINES Doj Befoe Publication Noon The RASCOLENDAS 9 ONE LIFE TOUVE w TUOSd.ThISS) (Fn)'Man A RAC ION OF T1E 'R COST Beauty Salon. Long,yng espand InSicit' decor very plt',isanl. Equipment 51,700 (31 6.41? or 327 1360 ___________________________ P(fl:',' ,... ?!'I I . Ul3furl)i5l,J 32-houses (nnti Italian Opportunity-Ar,cric' IT c"st.-iuraat Beer. S'Iine license, On h ghwiy 775 2671 or _____ _____________________ ((iI I Opportunitic'S Mornrj P1ipir 140u,e in Sanfc>rii Wcr b • p.,. tidily, etrn $ç 59.000 up ,I you work mcr Vrry sicure smdll I1u%ne5s. lolcr,inti bthru 25 times 76 limes - Thursday "aves twn 48 hOtg to trea 'SIght Yf0s. ' 24-BusIness p 'r,',nnq ,.,ilh 6 i TALLAHASSEE, '2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 9' RA AaCzigijesi Agusirnner is a ier of meningitis enters the couinv'y, and sen Baretta (lbt'en [ake) b000mos exposed, it " ) MOVIE (Mon.) Humor. osquo' Joan Cawicxd, John Garfioki 1946. ( Tuos.)lAajta °Y• Abc Gunoss. 1953 Britts (Wod) 'My Wki wish Rose Dennis Morgan. Azteno Datt(Thu5)'Retu,ntoPa,a. dise." Gary Cooper, flotxrta Bruised In Prima ry 9DAILYWORD 4 6. CANNON Cannon (Wdhan Corvad) becxxnog invtivtld In a tn&çzaclico gj wtwtn a youaig physician ctiargedw1lhmakingtho'ong 'JDIe (Wtd)%OMANALIVE w ttw hThus )THE MOTHERS IN LAW (Fri. orgy) FOAMBYS ANTIQUE FUHNITtJRE t(sI-fop 3:30 •4 6 MATCH GAME 1 (Tuos, Thus) WIEI. induSify • 1 thru Stimes 800 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9Noon 100 4.Ohet..ss(fl) [_'T1L2:OM,S125 _______________ 9 RYANSHOPE €L) SCHOOL PROGRAM. ''•''' i( sperieni' ,tr% r ii rably in lctronic ri RATES HOURS :9 GENERAl. HOSPITAL w (Moo) ABIT WiTH KNiT •,, 831-9993 CLASSIF!ED DEPT. a 2 12 co 2) 9 NEWS '4 6' YOUNG AND REST- WEDNESOAy MOVIE sophisticat socuity system Ctua) that city buildozers are 7'S 200 - from oioss ntectod MAN Ctfuctals ny Ed and I $1.75 Valv Afterncon , Mn Flint: bead on T&get: s M,n Fhnt' invetIgatog a daring kkng 900 4 MIDOAY 6 iEWS 2) '" 'g'-, NBC NEWS UPDATE Rii'r _____ 11 55 6 CBS NEWS 4 *1 MARY HARTMAN, MARY 857 1 t il...'••. 6! TONY ORLANDO AND DAWN Guests: Ph1I,s (lor, Ned SL'dal .fl NbOrS (R) (I) IRISH BICEUTENNLAL SPECIAL' "200lghY&," 2 12 CARRASCOtEND' 13 P'iorses. 1965. (R) ,, - .i -ls. t2) 12 SOMERS ALEGRE" (Tuo. Thur,) 11.30 tin of the nations os1erwv, t4 a renfl1 ad ssian irnm,r (Theodixp Sikei) teacts them a lesson in 1 AND HUTCH 2' 12' TONIGHT 4 6' CBS LATE MOVIE 'The rdørs" Glenn Fsxd, Hery Fonda. r onc busIo gn th a skjrh,nt to oak a sIring of carK1 they p4arre cletxa. Patriotism 4 AMEn 4 11-30 HOLLYWOOD SQUA71ES 4 • 6 LOVE OF LIFE 9 HAPPY DAYS (A) j) fl hOC) 2 210pm. 61 ALL IN THE FAMILY 4 (R) 100 12 WHEEL OF FOR : GAMBIT '9) L MAKE A DEAL 0 CLUB ? 12 THE LITTlE uous: ':rfiE PR iRC Thoc*tjet of Wait-si,? Groyø are eo angered bY flOW taxes that they 21 12! NBCN First Class Machinist Ov'Iando - Wlnter Pck 322-2611 the West Gary Cooper, Jto TUNE Malooim gendgo. PtIcal reesec. atWnonoucl,an usiin loader Mrmy ReJ 9' STAR CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES i4 KUTANA DON ADAMS SCREEN TEST 9 S25, 12 2 Cockbun 7:30 2 PRICE IS RIGHT 4 TREASURE HUNT fit 1000 Britain -- ii gdodrneol tBrt,frat onooltlleBsgFouattheend c WMI to .XbyS ZUQ9tO IC Conveaho th BrithalleualsOa U FEEDBACK 9 WiLD, WiWRWOF ANIMALS I MING CBS NEWS SPE CIAL "oSedBattloof ' $ 930 Seminole 1255 €Z) SCHOOL PROGRAM. k4d. Coon, w4OrO 9JT1ing Iüt JOpefliog()(a dog track, w$ch took advanago c a slate law legalizing betting W RINT1N11N 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BEV,1THED 2 Fono, Ja Paianos. 1953 (Fn)'Cvago c t.assio t1ern Ta4or. FraiuMorgan. 1948 Garnftng mrj c the social no iir,act on the as1 9 ABC NEWS 2 LLck tchid" Sopha (B& 1959. (Thus.) ' Flighl to Tan- 1000 12! NBC NEWS SPE. 6 9 pws 0 AS MAN BEHAVES Z) DATA PROCESSING €1) MYFAVORITEMARTIAN 630 2 I? NBCNEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS 11 MAN AND ENViRON, MENT 6 T) ady. 600 2 In U &ne 24-Business OpporTunitic CLASSIFIED ADS ___ ________ ________________________ I .m%nii tiP. rtilss tOit ,,ici truli I • ifll'fl.,i,cl tiul(,iT,irO OMC (hi v', II rmjiflt, full ,,,-o'. - (tIl aft, m 5-p n' 1?? 4667 I £Lice-K&watq HWY 1792AT5 POINTS SOUTH OF SANFORD 831-8096 322.4884 L i,- - i,.,; �U Wednesda y. Ma rch 17.1976 B---Evening HerId, Sanfod,FL I - STORE HOURS: 25TH & PARK: 8A.M. -9P.M. 7 DAYS AWEEK 68th Year, No. 179—Thursday, March 18, 1976 Sanford, Florida 3277'—Price 10 Cents 4TH & SANFORD 8-7 MON. THRU THURS. 8-9 FRI. AND SAT. 8-1 SUNDAY P RI CES OOD THUDS., MAR. THRU NED., MAR. 24 11 SANFORD AVENUE AT 4TH STREET aa.* i= aft - i,'ri.i PARK AVENUE AT 25TH STREET — - •- - IIa rtUrL' I Beef Liver Inc tYIAI am Mom as — QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED ' • I Mt MAI I'UYL!_ AV HEAVY WESTERN FLORIDA PRMWM O WH LE ) LB. HEAVY WESTERN 9.64 LAZY AGED BEEF BONELESS. FINE FOR GRILLING Patio Steak 9.44 LB. - January from a 14.3 per cent high in December. Bedsole directs Seminole County's Cornprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) A declining unemployment rate could prompt program. Congiess to slash Seminole County's $4-million And though he is pleased to see the unemfederal jobs program, Jim Bedsole said today. ploynient rate dropping, he said the present rate IS "If the :ate of unemployment) continues to still much "too high." drop, there Is no question about Congress cutting . About 6,000 persons are still wi thout Jobs In the program. Th e question is how much Seminole (i•flát) , L.'dMjle ni)t(l ',hcrc,' Bedsole said, The CETA program is responsible for providing The unemployment rate for Orange, Osceola and Seminole Counties dipped to 10.9 per cent In jobs for about 500 workers. At the peak of the HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF PORTERHOUSE OR I T-Bone I Steak Cube By E[) PRICKE Herald Staff Wrtcr ) LB. 44 LAZY AGED RFfl: County Jobs Program May Be Slashed ~ffmomb.~N =1118 YOUNG TENDER AAr Unemployment Drop Could Spur Cuts Ste k j HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF FULL CUT program, CETA funds paid salaries of about 1,128 workers, There is discussion in Congress about cutting unemployment compensation. But Bedsole says the funds may be used to h i re federal jobs programs. And, President Ford The federal program pumps about $4-million recently vetoed a jobs bill that would have provided additional workers, lie has ."ritten the U.S. Departme't of Commerce for permission to use the yearly into the coy. The funds are used to train employment for thousands of workers. and hie workers, many of whom are unable to find But, if the pending Congressional cut is bad SW,000 to hire peisonnel. Th at final decision would be left to the Seminole work in the job market, news, Bedsole also reports there Is some good • County Commlssion.Frhe funds could be carried 'Th e (.ETA prog ram Is life-saving for a whole a ui . rz.ri 0,11CC. forward to next year. lot of people. I don't know what the people would do T!'e good news is that there may be an additional Or, •Ls P,ed54')le pointed out, the $50,fl)0 ccuH k' VIU1(iU! it, lk'iOiC said. S,O,(N,(, tti Lt IL-&I 10 hl.r .IIA)L1 33 additional used now to provide jobs for S021W t4 ha- ,O(.) He said it would be a "catastrophc" if Congress workers through June 30. persons in the county who are unable to secure reduced CET, funds. The $50,000 was reserved for payment of employment. cr . . Victim Of Accidental Shooting to.I 14J &. UIIU ItUK — LB. Li ., IVIU[ 1 i'e - !4 LA I .. tea Wril re II!.... LUIhI ly rui I By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer BABY BEEF ROUND, CLUB OR Sirloin 1 L! 34C --- accidentally shooting himself while preimiring to clean a Al 100 PCT. PURE J receiver in his left hand next to table and chair. Officers said a gun cleaning when he was accidentally shot his moubi. Shea said the pistol was kit was spread out on the coffee In the abdomen and managed to Police reported a 9mm "jammed in the eject position table, get to the nearby telephone to A 33-year-old Sanford man automatic pistol was found onand an empty cartridge casing Hughes said apparently Swift call for help. apparently died while the living room floor about 10 was lodged in the ejection was sitting in the chair An autopsy was scheduled telephoning police headquar- feet away, close to :i coffee port." preparing to clean the weapon today by Dr. Garay in the case. ters for help early today aftcr Lake Mary To Hike Water Rates Patrolman II J Shea Jr ' ' - . reported officers found Darrell By DONNA E.STES rnor'th for the first 4,000 cents per thousand thereafter, residential users at $4.60 per Sift 38,deadon the floor of his Herald Staff Writer gallons 50 cents per thousand The change In the minimum 3,000 gallons but a low er fe" f ., f 1524 Douglas Ave. residence gallons from 4001 to 10,000 raterepresentsrepresen a 487 per cent thereafter at 73 cent her with the telephone in his hand LAKE MARY The city gallons; 40 cents per thousand increase with a 50 per cent thousand gallons. after the telephone company council at a 7:30 pin, meeting gallons to 20,000 and 25 cents increase up to 10,000 gallons Of the municipalIy.ined traced the cdfl and officers today is scheduled to order per thousand thereafter and a 555 per cent hike up utilities Longsood h the or broke a window to enter the advertised proposed new water The new rate raises the 20,000 gallons with a 72 per cent lowest rate at $350 for a house. rates to city residential sub- minimum charge to $3.90 for raise thereafter. minimum of 5,000 gallons and 45 - • Police said a man called scribers, raising the fees to the the first 3,000 gallons; $1 per The City of Casselberry's cents per thousand gallons 4 . - -_i • ' police headquartes at 2:52 highest level of ' any thousand for the next 7,000 water system has a higher thereafter to residential sub. am asking for help but officers municipally -o w ned utility in gallons to 10,000 gallons and 0 minimurn for scribers. charge 01 were unable to understand Seminole County. • Sanford 's rate to residential anything else the caller said The newrates are necessary users is $296 for 4 000 gallons TIM 'kpr' - ' ' ' Detectie Sgt E J Hughes to repay a $354,000 loan apminimum, 48 cents per IC II ire said telep ho ne company of proved uth the US Farmers tousaid over 4 .000 to 10,000 fkials traced the call to the IloruL Adzntmstration F hA) to 42 cents pe r thousand Douglas Ave addres, while update expand and Improve over 10,000 to 50,000 gallons and T police kept. the telephone Line the city system *irchased more • % cents per thousand aver - open. than a year ago from Southern p 50 ,0W to 100,000. LAKE MARY Mayor Walter Sorenson's recommendation Shea said he and U Johnnie Gulf Utilities The City of Oviedo, which has that Ralph Abell be named the cit y's fire chief until a permanent Parker rushed to the address, The program planned in- head of the fire department is hired will be considered by city not raised its rates since got no answer to their knocks at cludes providing better water council at a 7:30 p.m. F building its water system in meeting today. the door and through a window pressure, expanding water The The city currently is advertising in statewide journals 1967, has a $3.50 monthly saw a man laying on the floor service, increasing Water main. minimum for the first 3,000 a lire chief at a $10,500 annual salary. inside, size and providing a fire gallons; 50 cents per thousand Abell, a long-t me member of the volunteer fire department, "1 .. - . ' The officers broke a window hydrant system. ga llons from over 3,000 to 8,000; . next to t he d oo r to enter, police Par t of the loan money is to has been elected fire chief by the volunteer firefighters and is a 45 cents from over 8,000 to professional firefighter employed on the east coast of Florida. , " said. be used to run a line to connect j 13,000; 40 cent. per thousand J?'. , .. • •,_ Council %i a consider or action: '4 . "Everything indicates it was with the City of Sanford water , from over 13,000 to 30,000; 35 -. -•2. An ordinance sett ing requiremen ts in th . •. I an accidental shooting," system at a cost of $82000 e appointments to cents per thousand from over Under a contract, approved by boards, commissions and offices and of employes. Hughes said. ,)00 to 60,000 and 30 cents per Officers said Swift, who was the Lake Mary City Council in thousand from over 60.000 and special meeting VIOflUUy, tA nat IUUIU $17 UIC 111) IM W [ILWiI prIVULely'4.JWfletl ULU1U3 thereafter. IJIUIIUUIPtU UVUU UI U1t scfune a • ',.'a. • by Seminole County Medical Sanford is to sell Lake Mary within the municipal limits. The Altamonte Springs' rate Spring. . .lhe time of year when a young girl's fancy tUflLS to Examiner Dr. G.V. Garay, was water at a cost of 37.5 cents per Acceptance of the offered donation of land and a well on the is $3.10 for the first 4,000 gallons softball! Frances Boyd. sophomore at Seminole 111gb, is the found lying on Kruger property. the floor of an thousand gallons. to residential subscribers; 55 catcher on the girl's team u hich crushed Taylor 111gb of Pierson, area between An ordinance on first reading permitting fluoridation of the cents per thousand to 10,000 the living room Currently Lake Mary water 22-1. Wednmday at Fort Mellon Park. For more details on the and family room of the customers are paying a city's water supply as Sanford water is injected into the system. gallons and 45 cents per game, see stc' Page MA. illerald Photo by Tom Vincent residence with the telephone minlimmi charge of $350 per — An or di nance concerning mobile homes. thousand thereafter. . f ,.( , ____ ' I ,,,. - - -- . F o e onsi ere IL I - 5 - - •u twj •t. ....z i ' ag 1 • ' SPRING W 5- -- --4 4;.. r FEVER - -- •L.-.51- -- -m~_ m _j — 5.. ,. Bacon C low S LB. -- Dog Food 23 LBS. 2.99 REG. OR SUPER - I 1J - 47 FLORIDA GRADE "A" EXTRA LARGE DOZ. 64c Modess 24 CT. 99 C jz JPp I-- - Pampers CT. 99 Marshmallows m 43C 4 •. •.. I.l.1; F _••••• ..• • .. -- Al ..--.:-- 4C.'' •r 0 4 - 01 Crackers ç -•j sq• - UNSALTED 1 6Oz. 59C M EAR L' $ - - S - TABLE KING French Fries Pie Shells- 322 C 0. 39 0L39 MRS. SMITHS c 2/39c 47C MERICO CINNAMON 3/$1 i*nP__c .. .. /$i U U UU U I I U '\ I U U 1 By JEAN PATTFSON they are," commented Board Sinclair proposed offering %Oul(t also permit students Herald Staff Writer Chairman Robert Feather. junior to admission to '.he museum at all memberships The board instructed Bettie Seminole County students at times as well as participation in '1 he Seminole County' School Palmer, coordinator fcr science fifty' cents per student. He said field trips. Board expressed delight and and environmental education, such a membership would allow Layer commended teachers enthusiasm Wednesday night at to draw up a preliminary draft the museum to schedule ahead and students on a variety of 'r the agreement reached with the of the agreement vitli the Inoreprograms for the county's successful programs staged Seminole County Commission county for board consideration, students. A membership card during the past few weeks, to develop 242 acres at Big Tree The combined nature centerEast into a county park plus park evolved from a request lb environmental nature center from Mrs. Palmer that the site for local school children, be used to teach a nature class, "I'm thrilled that the corn- The first classes are scheduled mission is cooperating the way to begin in September %ith a program designed for fifth graders. The school system will Members of the Seminole County School Board come provide a teacher and portable in unusually close contact with some of the students they building, while the county will serve, and at a school board meeting Wednesday night, to he expected to develop and all appearances, they- enjoyed the confrontation im... 4-A Around hit' Clock maintain $6,000 worth of nature mensely. Bridge ...... 2-13 trails. David Martin, president of Bear Lake Elementary .....6-A Calendar The land will not be leased by School student council, was introduced to the board by his Comics ..211 the school board, but an inteacher, Mrs. Jean harry. Ycung Martin then proceeded Crossword t erlocal agreement for a kng a to read an in'itatiou to the board to attend his school's Editorial 4A period as possible will be drawn Bicentennial t)av, March 26. l)ear Ahh 3-H UJ) The board listened In obvious delight as the youngster Dr. Lamb ........... .... 2-B In other action, the school read In a clear and confident voice the day's program, horoscope .....,,. .2B board accepted tentatively the which will include performances by the Liberty Belles of hospital ................ . 6-A apparent low bidder on media lgwooJ . and by guitar and dulcimer player Barbara Obit uaries..........6-A center additions to Casselberry Muller, as well an Items by the Bear Lake students Sports ----------10,11-A and Lake Mary Elementary themse!ves. It will be an all-day prugram. . 6-H Schools , B. Wlliams ConTelevision Board Chairman Robert Feather thanked Wnrnn 3- B •. . , - "Mr. ñJIIULI ((IdUe ItU(IlUli, U Martin" for his presentation,T asia suggeswdneaskrne package bid of $181,300 on both rest of the student council to stand and be recognized. schools. With a commanding gesture of his hand. Martin in. %Sednesdas high (6, today's dicated the youngsters should rise, as the board and The board instructed School low 43 • school officials applauded. He then distributed large red, Mostly sur.iiy today through Supt. William P. Layer to meet while and blue invitations emblazoned with the Liherly Mark Friday. Mild today with highs with Sinclair, Hell and the board thanked the pupils for their presenre p resentativO for the John and warmer around mid lOs tation. Young Museum and Friday with highs near 80. Lows The meeting proceeded to the dry and businesslike tonight lower SOs. East to Planatarium in Orlando, to Items further down the agenda, but the board tackled it northeast winds 10 to IS m.p.h. discuss entering into a contract KNIGHTS with charmed smiles on their facts as the memory of the with the fnUSewn next shool today diminishing tonight, students prcud and eager faces lingered. IN COMBA T Details and tides on Page 6-A. )ear. Today PARKAY QUARTERS nrd U Student Cheers School Board VELDA FARMS TRIMLINE Milk Rolls Marnarionp- - Rnnrrl Hnnnv With • • • • Pnrk A noommin nf r FROZEN FOOD HALF GALLON SUNSHINE KRISPY - Pt' DAIRY DEPT. KRAFT'S MINIATURE L ' 10 OZ. t - .5 t'kiiure.Center To Be Built U CHAMPION ' •'.-r..- , f" L 2Q . ,J I . 4,. ' . . ,.. .5 '-''".5 ','.. . - * . * .f I Taking a page from hlstoç'., Mllwee Middle School held a Medieval Happening Wednesday with costumed students participstbg In such knightly activities as joittag and sword fighting. Combatants from left, David Seligssm, 11, TIm Des! erges, 12 and 'rank Driver, it. � 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 17, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 17, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Monday, March iS, 1976 H 0ROS CO P E ] wT4T.1EmE __________ 4'f .--. ..................- NaI1 3: ________ Synonym (ab) _____ WR1AJMWR AW I) - - - - .. ____ 7 S)It3 Wg i.. -1_- HAC) ' 33 - 34 P4eayrn 27 Ge reQits 2 3 r — — — — LN iNRL IPJ 1 CuP tin' 0ur Iti: _____________________ ____ ________________ 19 If you define your goals and ; ithout being of- are persistent and patient, you , can say others. I)o it toda fensite Toot our otn horn CANCFR iJune 2Wuiy fl) whiieyouhavethelraliegiance. Higher ups know that if a job AQUARIUS (Jan 2Feb 19) r r- r- r 1ö 15 ____________________________________ lh %U1)lF MUKPl1 Ili raid Liff %%rlter I skill hate reited $14 million since the inception iIl be funded out of franchise retenues, ineluding no to us twice 'Moore said He added that reports of the lite year program officials said those For eledricity, cabietision and others the drainage project tou1d cost $68 million "The City of Sanford wont arbitmrily abandon "The power franchise is what built the marina probably were incorrect. nce other projects un. A Nissible cutff of federal ret enue sharing iapit4d Improvemetit projects in the esent the and the (it ft Cnter" Moore said No e hate derthken by the city had ended up fl I _______________________ 20 - You take responsibUltles cumulated can be put to use seriously and will help them today if you look for the proper atenue It m8 take a little md yourself — 17 1 19 21 ____ it fimul j _______________ %AN, ThAT NEW I' '1EARD SI4E STRICT - BECALIS - - cI r — - - — — — — — — — — — I / ____________________________________ A \J __________________ ________________ ______________ by Stffcl & Heimdohl ______________ flS THAT 1 ME 14EV, BOSS, HE FS ET - ______________ ' COTTAGE CHEESE \GURT PIS( FS iFeb 20 M ch 20 aurself in ' • '"' di t1l(l - _________ - — ____ MiND IF I. WATCH 2 — — — '5 Al I A M T liP II ' I I fl fl III # r SC6L - U itt lawrence F I mh M I) / Dr. _______________ a decrease in cholesterol. My ________________ ____________________ _____________________ TPORULLJTTLEBA8Y HEPE 'vU HOe.O THIS ) CAN O'X% NA1R IN TEN EXT1NGUiSHEJ r-" SECONOS r J'7•" $4QW A9C*JTA S4AM'OO L SI)! CAN USE M'v' A AJ6 i b g01 aea iddin p ____ - SOMETMES rsrs ( ''OU I4AP Q('J FiPE' I e ic an t.s , j CI er VU a 'eat e ____ ____ .. _______ - oIiriissioner .-. - es t ' ________________________________ say they will support County staff, Neiswender was Neiswender an Intern with the City of The title "executite Thustide I ____ ____ ___ resulting lack of direction for administrator carried too much fat orably viewed by nost Richard te executite assistint $uthority county officials - -- - - assistant, Neiswcnder will hold position and will be responsible for all the day to-day operations of counts government of spades the gall bladder and bile ducts \eiswnder ment The county's 30 year Id show that ace Oswald I did He jumped to six lie would hate made %%est \orih Fail South immediate increase in ad valorem _____- , ., Roger Neiswender is the No i for the (lirector of county cxecutive assisthnt' position a called a county manager or detloprnent, Neiswender has I wouldn't pass and hoped Ihat on the high side of normal" fhe doctor stated that the hth which is caused by Incrcase bile letd is apparently normal bil'rubin increased destruction \'•_••7 / _________________ • mntIt idual _________ and turing Roger Neisender scheduled to come before the board __________ as its new executive assistant County commissioners in - ______________ __________ I the elected to open my S 3 i mird with only eleten high *Q975 kddrdl ret enue shaimg funds uuld hamper the piecemeal out ____________________ £4 2 t __________ ____ (it) ______ ___________________________________ said Nesswender is his lop choice However, d'cicponou!dbethe' first one degree in planning and a murnole county s cx Hattaway said he wanted to wait to see in six months let's go do it" bachelor s in business ad historic step what other corn missioners had to say later Initially both Kimbrough and ministration from the oppose Swi C h +k k £ • • Y • $ J ____________________ We on t know I ho much the project ouJd of that project would be difflcWt without federal cozt until tte get farther down the road," Moore funds or tund.s from scmewhere Said Both M3ore and Knowl said It was doubUul that t d liKely ____ - ifloN '1 sa Id the r'""cit 'wide ,, dralnaLe proet had been placed on the shea after being (enter to apply to amortize bonds for the city hail" Asked about the effects of a retenue sharing funds cutff on the proposed cItywide drainage _ 4 ____ ___ 1 U Us ()'%%%l 1) and I1%\lL' l( ()K A' A yiai lift ity IIL mild reqwrilimezi for cdpll project Knowles said is '99 per cent complete ' ____ ___________________________________________________________________ glance You 11 recall A small package beneficial to all __________ - Sanford s ne city hail, nor other projects already 1e P Moot e said today under %%ei) city officials said today If the Funds are done away with, the cdv will ilie federal revenue charing program is continue to prot ide those capitsi investments that — — — — — tork or carecr appear tery come — — — — — __________________________________________ — — — — — _ ( — — —— 16 ______________________________________ if embarking on a new project 21) Others find you re a good iT — — — - - __________ _____ - ___ are best expressed of Yow id toda) as you otht throu today, they'll make sure yot Ge 4 Surme iFr) - - oncerfle(Isith the DOWN Armed !wces 3 Lamaist high io ) JOIJ Ul(. ' 76 52 Dernors k - -TT - -d For Tuesday, March 16, 1976 fluJhnb ¶\\ - Ef1'G1AM IM lived (2 16 iare tropcai - Answer o Prev'jus PuuI S nakes 1 ir -a--- ' / e a had operated under a system a er aS on rac on the plot and donate both well City Attorney Gary Massey, the issje of fluoidation befort ____________________________________ for a second well, treatment Massey said the federal loan ___________________________________ ____________________ 3 iS ___________ I I' DREAMED I Gà -- AND A BEAUTIUL\ CAkE' A, / * -\ DEAlt Rl'ADER Itilirubin Is salmon in ) VV ,q 7/, / ' '__J ment at the 1'inehut Hotel in isa pigment that cuflies from I ,Ih •lemo)JoIJln ifl•1-. wC rluIII I - ' ' rormorcuiuorTnaiononu1ie and the bihary system send Ed lillard an old friend but at Brid one I hate neser plated with newspaper (L scorirg ant master points or The adult human body number4g GailonesandGall I ' / cr ( I IL I )i new rid blood cells ete ' 7 I ____ 4 - stamped, self addressed en ' A the color to the iindmested ____ __________ ,:' -_______ ,0 0 Box 489 surprise hun if the decision is of plan includes increasing auxiliary power and high howeser approsal probably Sanfoed as hoile' ulcatesthatthewaterhtsel hasdro pt1 pp 'om ,,se 1 .er• someone who C mno1e 1 Countt ' , I , p • - - I tCS ° (Photos by Mkk Darce)) Michael e Sai ites tfl $354,000 federal loan through $200000," Conklin said, adding guaran ec setUng the deamne said "Ii the U S Farmers Home a well and land would be worth The attorney assured that the has now reached a point where Hattaway said However flattawas said he Conklin of Clark Dietz and money, would hate higher debt Sanford on 60 days notice I 10(15) tshen the hiring of the would accept a donated well hate lobe upped further I come before the board ' e cr' 1c County Port inmoru the letter sets forth in promote and publicize in additional $200,000 t'-"'" _______ through bile If the bile ducts early inlife Many oftheyoung e obstructed so they cant mtn examined after death in (Itiilfl then bihirubin in the blood the Karean War crc found to will increase, have significant fatty I hise just de'trilxd the ho esterol (IC[X)S1tS in their ______ ____ ONE WAY I \ THE OTHER WA V I _____ - --- - - - - - -- -- - - Interest cap remosed so that its I f i I $ * 1 / _______________ ( t I (1' t I I • -=9t. ---To F ea u re - ___ _________ Bridge lalendar Comics trossword U - ''.' t --__---- - benefits for all (male workers U S Nasy precision flying team, the Sanford dmnattug their efforts with those of an aerial n Asution (.ommittee announced today. comedy team, the J Comedy Act, and wln hen I e county a Newly Installed committee Qialrman J;m walker Joe Hughes, a daredesil who has (Ion( ____ - . &-A A $A S-A 4-A " I - ' ' I -' - -, ,At p - 1A %%I TIIEIt ____ ___________ $ 18 lucy wsll be backed up by the Red Ivils, a and sisitors will be treated to a sanely of pci' I toserage for its female stamfer I- legislatise amendment - - ornet Ilockct Car, a manned sehicle with a tinddemonstratioby adrlllteamfmange ____________________________ . Monday's high 55, today's low . - . ' f iI / II _____ __________________________ —- I - L____ I ' _- I afternoon or Ioalght becomthg tot mostly ta _______________ FIELD TRIP The entire sixth grade class of Sanford's LAkeIew Middle School winds 15 to 5 m p.h today ________ renort from SCOI'A attorney mlithry skydivers who execu target and team will appear Sunday Beer, soft drink and. 10 THE ZOO to spend about four hou obserting the zoo's extensh animal Rain probobifity 50 per cent $ I - - M / ______________ 2 -i 'Un ___________________ ., E ' INE)EX inford-(cntrdl Florida Aiort will be the Special a small biplane tked strktl) for 6Y; SOME --, oodward as ecu ;. ., time by an insurance Ixilli) - __________ . legislatise act which created the Port Authority Acting Monday at Its monthly E a s t e r A i r S h 0W meeting, board members unanimously passed i proposal 1 - -- - Betty f - Onh Bacon toted against Tksision " ________________ hater supply at the city" hearing on an ordinance per - : cheek too many Umes" Bacon contract was being approsed better have been - hood cells orbecauseal:slow cholesterol deposits In the _______ ________ ' - The action came after the underthisoionthecity would the contract for puhase of appears to (eel that we are releasing an open letter to the proposed amendment involves presently are set up at a necessary in order to make - Sanford ther's edge In DeBa, ug I - The purchase is part of - by Dick Tumir he wantstokeep his thlesterol county s operations ' I carries oxygen ani carbon NY 10019 1' Ititer onnai lesel water N V 10019) CARNIVAL cells break, their iron newspaper, P0 Bo 1551, _______________ _______________________ We respond one spade This is diii ssstems an is ar One phiter although I did put in Prauie the bile prndiied by the liter of&seasethedoctor has wisely CkCCCL - son's case was by ( h4iirmn in 1 hriiii ic S o aith in I seconds Also performing will be (1 Uvt concerts on both days at 1 pm The Natal A thru ughout tht tiow h Hill iIh tnt Ii i t)et&ls and tides on Page A _ _ _______________________________________ �- t. -.---- ---'-. - .1 jjjjjTjjjjj•-jjjjjjjjjj 4i: -Th - 24—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Cfawan 0 Tuesday, Ma rch 16, 1916 Council Grants Leave _______.__ ___ ; . NATION Of Victory In Illinois President Ford's camp was conCHICAGO iAP fident of victory today over Republican challenger Ronald Reagan in Illinois' presidential primary, while Jimmy Carter sought in a Four-way race to strengthen his bid for the Democratic nomination. As the candidates wound up campaigning Monday for the Midwest's first primary. Carter, the former Georgia governor, and Sargent Shriver both criticized Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. And Alabama Gay. George C. Wallace insisted his partial panlysis would not impair his ability to be president. In a state in which the Democratic vote is dominated by Mayor Richard J. Daley's Chicago machine, Carter was trying to finish off Wallace's presidential bid, while the Alabama governor fought to repair damage from Carter's VRtrv in the Fiorid primary last 's cek. Shrivcr, out of funds after beatings in New England, hoped the mayor's ward workers would rescue his candidacy. Reagan. meanwhile, predicted some time ago he would lose Illinois to Ford, and both Republicans firLshed their work in the state Saturday. Also gone was former Oklahoma Sen. Fred Harris, the only other Democrat on the ballot, who went little time in Illinois. - -Z.,- •.' s By The Associated Preso The mid-Atlantic coast was threatened by a developing storm today. D'iring the early nighttime hours, a winter storm continued to develop and organize over the lower Mississippi valley region. The storm was eipected to spread snow into the central Appalachians, possibly reorganize as a coastal storm on the mid-Atlantic coast, and then move northeastward. Winter storm warnings for heavy snow were In effect through today in western Maryland and northwest Vrginla. Winter storm watches were issued In the central mountains of Pennsylvania, northeastward through southern New England, eastern New York State and Vermont. The storm watches were continued for tonight in southern New England. Revenue Battle Under Way WASHINGTON (AP) The 41ght. being waged by the municipal leaders for the preservation of revenue-sharing Is seen by many of them as the East battle between the cities and ruin. The cities, with large concentrations of Industrial and construction workers, minorities, elderly people left behind in the rush to suburbia, are hardest hit by recession and inflation and slowest to recover. Bright. - nation's rxung economic Indicators are little solace. In a speech Monday to 2,000 city officials gathered here, President Ford spoke of "the pace and the strength of our current economic recovery." But city officials say It hasn't reached them yet. Addiction Increase Claimed WASHINGTON (AP) increasing in the United _. __;~_~_ . --, - . - __ — - ...... -, -------.. - ~ ~, i ~_ Heroin addiction Is steadily States but has not yet returned to - the peak years of the late IM, the National Institute on Drug Abuse said today. Experts believe there now are between 250,000 and 500,000 active heroin users not In treatment programs. "There is a steady increasing incidence of heroin abuse but not to the former epidemic levels," an Institute spokesman said. Even now, experts In drug abuse cannot agree as to how many addicts there were between 19€8 and 1970 when the heroin problem was out of control. Utility Firm's Profits Up ATLANTA (AP) —The Southern Co. has reported a 70per-cent increase in consolidated net income for the year that ended Feb. 29 A compary !pcker.1n d Monday that ac t Lncuira rose from $133.8 million in the)ear ended Feb. 28, 1974, to $227.3 million the past 12 months. The Southern Co. Is a holding company for Alabama Power Co., Geoc gia Power Co., Mississippi Power Co. and Gulf Power of Pensacola, Fla. . ; ~ I %* 4 . For Police Patrolman ____ _ r __________________ For Flat •Time Sentencing r 4 \ — — ., • . . 40 ' 5,.4- • . s.. ..' - . •' i P Thef ts In Repossession Incident 1P Sheriff's detectives today grand larceny, aggravated conditioner, By BOB U.O VU burgh, 67, of 21 S. Cortez, sentencing. were probing a number of assault and use of a firearm in Defense attorney Jack Winter Springs, pleaded no Herald staff Writer Delores Butts, 26-year-old burglaries in which electronic commission of a felony after Bridges said Fierro, who was contest to lewd assault on a 10. Sanford mother of six children, equipment was stolen. A Maitland air conditioning contractor James Salaciak released on bond pending year-old girl, pleaded guilty to aggravated James Olen Nutt, of 1006 dealer has pleaded guilty to tried to stop two men from completion of a court-ordered Richard Minis, 28. of assault in the Feb. 10 knife Virginia St., Altamonte grand larceny in an incident stealing a second air con-. pre-sentence investigation, is Oviedo, pleaded no contest to slashing of Alfreda Addison at Springs, reported a tape player that started out as an Illegal air ditioning unit from a house fighting to keep the Maitland battery and resisting an officer the Deluxe Bar, Southwest and 75 stereo tapes, total value conditioner repossession and under construction on Graham business from going bankrupt. without violence to his person in Road, Sanford, and was told by V50, were taken when his auto his business partner Is being Road, Fern Park. Thomas was also scheduled a Jan. 17 melee at Club 436, the court to get her personal was burglarized, Deputies said Salaciak to go to trial In the case this Altamonte Springs. Minis Is affairs In order while she's free sought by sheriff's agents for Deputies said Stephen A. Cyr, failure to appear for trial In discovered two men cutting week, but when he failed to free on bond pending corn- on bond pending sentencing on Pressview Avenue, LOflWOO4, circuit court, tubing and wiring on an air show up for trial Monday ttkx plet ton of a PSI. April 23. MaxImum =ntence on reported burglars made off Emmett M. Fierro, 28, of conditioning unit after another court ordered his $5,000 bond Richard Gregory Williams, the aggravated assault charge with a citizens band radio, Orlando, told Circuit Court unit at a nearby house had been forfeited and issued a bench 18, of 590 Wayman St., is five years In prison. tapes, tape player and portable Judge Robert B. McGregor that stolen. When Salaciak tried to warrant for his arrest with a Longwood, pleaded guilty to radio, valued at $513, after he went to a Fern Park cc;,- stop the suspects' pickup truck new bond set at $20,000. attempted grand larceny of a State Atty. Abbott herring's breaking into an auto. In other cases that had been citizens band radio in an auto office dropped a charge of struclion ar'a Jan. 19 to he was shot at with a pistol, Mary M. Ownby, of New 'repossess" air conditioning officers said. docketed for trial this week burglary at Altamonte Springs. possession of controlled subSmyrna Beach, reported auto units that a man had failed to Casselberry police assisted before Judge McGregor: Williams was allowed to remain stance hashish against burglars took two speakers and pay for. "And I got the wrong deputies in stopping the James Steven Kerr, 21, free on bond pending sen- Dennis John Lewis, 26, of 500 50 tapes, valued at $390, from one," Fierro said, "I went to the suspects at SR436 and Red Bug Pendleton Drive, Forest City, tencing on April 23. Queens Mirror Circle, her car while it was parked at house newt door to the one my Road. pleaded guilty to grand larceny Casselberry. Society Park Apartments, Fern customer built." Keith I "Ss'hi'I!r!n, !', of On Monday. Fierrn told the of items from a aouth Seminnl' 1a;k. Sheriff's deputies said Fierro court he kr.ew that he had no office and was ordered held In Sanford Route Two, pleaded no The court continued the Gloria E. Davis, 105 Exeter and his business partner, legal right to repossess air Jail until sentencing on April 23. contest to attempting to leave grand larceny trial of Arlene Ave., near Lake Mary, reported Nathaniel Charles Thomas, 37, conditioners without a court A pre-sentence iii- the scene of a traffic accident Vallee, 3.4, of 104 Temple Drive, two speakers, a tape player and of Maitland, were charged with order but tie tried it anyway vestigation (PSI) was ordered with injuries at Sanford and Longwood, until the week of 50 tipes were stolen from her grand larceny, attempted only he got the wrong air after William Scott Thorn- remains free on bond pending April 12. auto. .1 r -!41s._ .4....* ...4, ,t,,.o f'rlwrn nut non-fiction. jgk ,ehoi,, ph0oaophy. etc. Ile will' be in Orlando in late April. If you hare rt-mpfrtrd a book4toth manuieript (or rwit1) hho) on an% •iljeet. arid t.iuId likt iprnfr''inil apprai'aI (without coil or obIitioi), p1ra s r ritr irnndiaIrI and d nE iiui work. 'late w1rt1w, ou would jncfrr a morniti, afirmoon, te evening appoinlmcnt, and kir4Jy mention you, phone number. You will a confirmation by maü for a defirute tuni and plate. A-Ahrot wi'J* t'unptdcd rnanuscrit* urtbh to appear iny rml bct1, to UI for a fret reading and taivatiun. We will also he thr glad to h iar from th.c- whom literary iorkai,e still in pniç. retrivr Mr. Herbert Gilbert çadwn Ras, _ _ i,, 84 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10011 I1e s2l2;llaw ____ - - a:ur TALLAIIAEE (AP) Public Service Corninmissloner Paula Hawkins says the PSC Is not doing enough to make sure utilities are not wasting customers Iund.s by operating Inefficiently. ie succeeded Monday in getting the conunisslon to order n thff tnvs'tiuntinn mm tkD (DflVlhiliI, of ,"gi.n,,lpinr, efficiency studies on each utility when it requests a rate hike. The PSC action came as it rejected a request by Western Union to boost the price of telegrams and money orders by $1. Mrs. Hawkins said the efficiency studies were needed to insure that money wasn't being squandered In tat iia4s.,f,c.1a uC u pensive u U.L. - --.. -.. 1'.. •..tWiIIfliJ 5?. &,,I - I - - t i L. -. - 'Ti, I I . - I S ri a r"i A II PW 9 - •- - . .. -r.• ...... -. ''. , . . ,,, _ - - - -. - UI, TALLAHASSEE (AP) Florida sales tax collections rose In February, but not enough to ease officials' concerns about the state's drumtlght budget. The Revenue Department reported Monday that collections last month from the state's largest Income source was $107.4 million, a $9.2-million increase over February 1974. That was still $200,000 short of reduced estimates made Jan. 31 by state officials. At that time, they trimmed expected Income for the fiscal year by $24 million to $2.125 billion, but avoided a cutback In spending by using all available reserves. TALLAHASSEE (AP) A striking Central Telephone Co. employe has been charged with criminal mischief after police said he tampered with phone company equipment. Leon CountySheriff's deputies said Bruce G. Davis, 30, of Tallahassee was arrested Saturday night after police said they caught him tampering with a telephone terminal box, lie was released on $1,000 bond. Officials said the Incident was part of a series of vandalism reports made since members of the International Brotherhood of Elecrical Workers went out on strike against the phone company last Thursday. False Promises Charged 0 TALLAHASSEE (AP) Florida benefited from Its early primary because of the political patronage President Ford poured Into the state, but some Ford promises were Just to lead the gullible, Ronald Reagan'a campaign manager says. L. E. "Tommy" Thomas told a news conference Monday that some people may have overlooked Ford's weaknesses as president because of his promises. "Nobody has pointed out how Ford won with the blatant use of political power we have never seen before," Thomas said. "I'd go so far as to sky he bought the win with the taxpayers' money. - - ,S_:_ _iJ- !1 - - :J" JL4.4 -: - - Shevin Can Sue Oil Firms — TAUAHA&SEE (AP) fl 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has made it final ruling that Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin can file an antitrust suit against 17 major oil companies. The federal court In Nc'w Oricar1a notified cvin's office it had refused Exxon Corp.'s request for a rehearing, Deputy Atty. Gen. James WhLsenand said Monday. Unless the oil companies appeal to the Supreme Court, the case will gc to Connecticut for preliminary proceedings with similar suits filed by other states, Whisenand said. — I- - Proposed Utility Rate Hike In Dispute T r F :, - - 'L - -- T". '7." ''- , 4 J' — . - .,'. t. ' ..3,.. Ci.-0 - -. School Funding Hike Urged Winter Springs Plans To Sue Florida PSC Motor Lodge on Lee Road. In their case. Seminole approved payment of $1,169.2 the city in the suit brought by "There Is no way I can County Commissioners had to the law firm of Pills, Seminole Baptist Temple to physically get the members of granted an increase to Southern Eubanks, Ross and Rumberger prevent the city from withAltamonte Springs police WINTER SPRINGS City the PSC served papers by States for customers in the for the legal services provided drawing the church's land use arrested an Ohio man on drug Attorney Gary Massey told Wednesday," Massey added, county, but the company had by Howard Marsee to defend and building permits. charges at the Altamonte Mall, Council Monday night that he also extended it to Winter according to county Jail plans to file a suit against Massey told the council he Springs residents without records. Florida Public Serzlce Corn- w8swlong in stating previously taking the request to the city as that an appeal would have to be well. Floyd Edwin Callahan Jr., 23, mission (PSCI in Circuit Court District Court and today to establish Jurisdiction taken to the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE OF APPLICATION of Jackson, Ohio, was held Massey est imated last week IIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. of utility rates within the city, then to the State Supreme FOR TAX DEED county Jail in lieu of $10,000 Court, as it can be taken that the suit against PSC would CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE (111.246 Florida Statute bond on charges of possession Massey said he expects directly to the State Supreme cost the city roughly $5,000 in COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTICE ISI4EREBY GIVEN that CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.0-CA.II.EE C N or GenIe V Cross the holder of of coitrolled substance and papers to be served on the Court. This will shorten the legal fees. Mayor Troy Piland In Rs: Chang e of Nams ii the following certificatis hal filed possession of narcotic North Orlando Water and time before a final decision on reported that some 200 TAP4Yt ANN DAVIS, sad certificate for a tax deed to be paraphernalia. Sewer Corp.,a subsidiary oftho the case can be expected, he residents attended a meeting ,1m0c issued thereon. The certificate AMEHOD numbed Florida Gas Co., which has said. and years of lwjanc,. the turday in Sa cIty hail to organ ize P)TICE OF SUIT oescrlpnon of lPw property, and the Multiple Charges appliedtoPSCfora 112 percent a protest of the proposed rate TO: WILLIAM EDWARD DAVIS r'anies i n wh'cf it Was atre-ssrd are Over Councilman John rtc inrease, today. &ddr's Unt,nn as lolIo,., PS . C Sheriff's agcnt arrested ar Daniels' niels' objections, the council hike before the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Cerlificat No. 770 Year of Gregory Mills, 18, of Sanford, Massey said he will atternnt voted to take Massey's advice 'They backed the council 100 that In act iOs,f of Change of Name of lS%uan(a 1971 and Robert Edward Posely, '_6, to get a temporary hearing and postpone filing a suit per cent In the legal action we Tanya Ann Davis has been filed p r9pefty against you and you are required to Sec 72 TWP I t s ROE 29 C w s2' of Midway, on a circuit court befc.e a judge on Wedntsday to agai nst Southern Sta tes Utili- are taking," Piland said. serve a copy of your written Ft of E 90P, Ft of N 2AA c o e , warrant charging grand lar- ask It an In junction to stop the ties, which serves pin of Tub4"'. .—J 47*IAIUd7, i t dl'!. VU VYCIIICC P'. 01 I'tW ¼ C 77 T 'S 4. it ceny and receiving stolen hearing on the rate Increase re cawilla within the city, until Uat Stalnaker, Jr.of STEPHENSON and Name in which ass.ssei L;onard REANE, Post Office Drawer One. & Harriet Howard property. quest, which the PSC has question ix settled as to whether Casselberry, Ficrtda, 37107, Al. All Of said properly bi4ng In the lkInd on the charges was set scheduled for Thursday at 9:30 the tOn(f I for the Petitioner Mother, County of Seminole. PtC or the city council has Stateof Florida. at $5,000 (or each cnan. am, at the Howard Johnon' and file tt,e orq.,ti with the Clerk of Unt(' suth certtfiCte or cer. jurisdiction of setting rates for - 0 fp Legal Notice 16 - for '.UI4 ., '.4I, I. - : Vvednesday' s utilities within niunlcipaIty. the Daniels pointed out that several hundred t,orneowners, whose rates were raised by Southern States last summer, wsre promised months ago that a suit w'juld be filed by the city to have t"eir rater restored and overpayment refunded. r thiJ above %lvled - -Court --. --' on - --" ''"t w,aii or ac. April 12th, 1976; otherwle, I cording to táw edeem the property Judgment may be entered aQainst described in such Cvrlificate or Schoo Menu you ror the relief demanded In the certifictu will be sold to the' petil;on. h'ghejt (ash bidder at the court. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 WITNESS my hand ant t;4seaIot hnu.' door Oil lht! 5th ay ut April,: said Court on thiS, tht 5th ,- ' 1976 at 11 ) A M Franks March, 1975. French Fries; Titer Tots Dated thiS 70Th day of February, (Seal) 1976 at 11 A M Id Tators Arthur H. BeCkwith, Jr. Arthur H. ScCkwtth Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court Cole Slaw Clerk ot the Circuit COUrt by: Ma.. N. Darden Ida CruI, Prime Spice Cake Deputy Clerti itu, Milk Hatter Publith; Marc), 9. iS, 73 10. 1976 Pubtith March 2, 9, 16, 23, 1976 fl.v it ___0/0EX49 r -'--" - , . : " il 'p'- '' "...'s " , z lic .41r , - ., - '.4 .\ I' s , .. --. -.. - '', ' , W , - * ' S , ,11 A,'. S l .. - .' . '. .-, ' A,.'.. $.. 4 -L"',Z. " *, e I '. '- ,,"-' -r ' 'I' ' .. ': ' 1' , ,c •• -, dl-".' ait,51. ,,1 1i 4-;e.a-iri ,* J, i.t'a J..i'1 • ø,r. ,i4$ ,1 , *, . ' .' .l' J )'1 .14.r , . ,L" "7' ' '( t 7' - " ._ ti-r- rr -z:t' '' • '.tfr/_l ';•:li.1, 11 • . ,' rr ?. . '._? ' ' -. .. 1_ir ' - -. ' . . S?t ' M. 441 - ç_,r. i ,. ' .I, t'. ( I _01 . Grady To Oppose Chiles ,........ . - " . *Mi \ t'.i,. . '4 1. 3 .. WEST PALM BEACH (AP) Dr. John Grady, who ran a surprisingly strong race as an American party candidate for the S'mate In 1974, saId today he will try again this year, challenging Sen. Lawton Chiles, DF1a. "I detect in the citizens of Florida a feeling of fru.stratlon and anger against the deceit, waste, controls and power of big government," Grady said In his campaign announcement, "The loyal and productive citizens are ready to act and lead the way In the restoration of constitutional government and individual rights." - . .. TALLAHASSEE (AP) The Florida Coalition for Responsible Funding of Edt.cation has urged the legislature to give its highest priority to education funding needs. The coalition of education groups met Monday to plot strategy to seek considerably more for education than the $970.9 million Gov. Reubin Askew recommended for public schools. Co-chairman Zollie Maynard, a former state school official, said that coalition members are scheduling a series of meetings with local legislators to seek the extra funding. - By JANE CASSELBERIV Herald Staff Writer Legal Notice Mr. lkrbcrt Gilbert, the executive of a ,orll4now-n New York iuloidy pubialüng firm i.dl he interviewing 1oca authori in a qucat for flsthbed masnbcnpts "table for book puUcation. All Taxidermy Shop to review all tificates which will be given out given away at the PRA bar- Auto Parts, Seminole sporting entered In the Derby. The four week.s of the cnntect entries and certify that to the winner.. a! (he wer becue is a t't'er, and-a-ha!! HP Goods, Super X !)nigc, Wart brought many visitors to the previously announced winners barbecue Saturday, March 20, Mercury outboard motor, Jewelers, Mcdco Discount are official. at the Sanford Police donated by Meadcr's Marine, Drugs, Sweeney's Office Sanford area and the St. Johns The unofficial tally shows Benevolent Association (PHA) Many other valuable articles of Supply, Daytona Main Street River once again became the Steven I'. Schick, Sanford, emerged as the grand prize Clint Spillan, Sanford, as the building on the Lake Monroe merchandise will also be Pier, Fishin' Hole Tackle Shop, center of attention with boats of winner in The Evening Herald- adult winner in the first week's waterfront. handed out to lucky ticket Gwaltney Jewelers, Waigreen every type trolling for a shad Greater Sanford Chamber of contest with Gary lee Estes the Weekly winners will receive holders at the barbecue. Drugs, Wiebolt Camera Shop, large enough to enter in the Commerce Shad Derby as his junior leader. In the second complete spinning Fishing supporting J. C. Penney, Eckerd Drugs, Derby. Contributors The Sanford NM promises a five pound, eight ounce entry week, Steven Schick landed his outfits through the courtesy of Sanford's First Annual Shad Oshman's Sporting Goods, remained unchallenged big one to take the week's top Seminole Sporting Goods and Derby were Adam's Auto Sanford Boat Works and delicious meal of barbecued through the final week. honors. Steve Myers was the Denmark Sporting Goods Parts, Army Navy Surplus Marina, Dubois Lawn Mower thicken and all the trimmings Weekly winners in the fourth junior division winner, stores. Store, Automotive Speed Parts, Sales and Service, Daytona at the awards dinner Saturday, week of the contest were Helen Johnson of Mount Dora The grand prize winner will Dekle's Gulf Station, Denmark Tackle Supply, and Tinsley plus the chance to share In the door prizes to be given away. Margaret Wheat, Ocoee, in the weighed in it four pound, one be awarded a six horsepower Sporting Dove's Scales. Goods, adult division with : j (ow- ntj!lr'p fish to ec' 'I- - third (HP) Johnson motor, a Taylor Taximermy Service. Goodyear Fishing Camp operators John 'I pound, one ounce shad, and c,t di'iw pe fber glass 12 foot fishing boat, Tire and Service Store, K.ader Lankford, Osteen Brldge; C. 0. Schilke Enterprises Inc. Ctirist.a Pleasants, Maitland, while Pat Harrison edged out and a Harding galvanized tilt Jewelers, Knights Shoe Store, Penney, Marina Isle; Ed SILVER LAKE DR.. SANFORD with a two pound, five ounce Marla West of Fort Lauderdale bed trai ler. The boat and trailer Seminole Chryaler.Pymouth , Woods, Lemon Bluff; and". SAVE 333.5551 .5057 SAVE fish in the j un iors. by three ounces in the Juniors, contributed by Seminole Meador's Marine and Monroe Tennessee" Lindsay, Lindsay's ALUMINUM WINDOWS Members of the Derby Area merchants contr ibuted Sporting Goods, the motor by Harbour, Inc. Camp, purchased offlclal scales Committee will meet Wed- prizes totalling over $3,000 in Monroe Harbour Marina, Inc. Also Mr. Muffler Shop, at their own expe nse to assure Discount Factory Outlet nesday at 7 p.m. in Dove's merchandise and gift cerThe grand door prize to be Sanford Shoe Center, Sanford correct weights on all shad - - HAVE YOU WRITTEN AeditorBOOK? Tuesday, March 16 1976--3A Striking Employe Charged - Ohio Man Arrested - - — William Irwin, of 155-I) Springwood Circle, Longwood, told deputies that someone stole a 16-foot canoe, valued at $250, from his camper '.'ehicte while it was parked at his residence. - Tax Revenues Increase - Canoe Stolen E v ening Her.ild, Sanlord, Fl. ' Maitland. Man Pleads 'Guilty' - GrLvn#4 PriZa ' Man Sentenced In Theft Ring Police Probing -: '•• - - ' - -. M — . ' TALLAI1A*EE (AP) Proponents of a radically different sentencing system that would get tough on criminals by doing away with parole have gained an influenth'l ally In Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin. evin announced Monday that he supperts the "flattime sentencing" concept being studied In both the House and the Senate and charged that Florida's ':urrent system puts "the odds in favor of the criminal." evin also called on lawmakers to enact handgun controls thIs year. 'Presently, 70 per cent of all convicted felons In Florida spend no time behind bars for their cr1mes,' Shevin saId in his annual legislative recommendations. Hawkins Criticizes PSC 4 .*- - - By BOB ORREJA. Herald Outdoor Correspondent Shevin Announces Support ' .. —.- ,_r Sanford*lte Cap tures Shad Derby Title FLORiDA IN BRIEF By DONNA ES Herald Staff Writer - Wins -.-- . 9 To stop debate, Anderson discussed the matter wi th Mrs. ___________________ moved to call the question ther Woodws.rd's family and that (J _____________________________ patrolman, demoted from desk Goldberg discussed the motion I ONG WOOD Polke sergeant to road patrol several for an extended period of time. Patrolman Betty Woodward, months ago by Keller, should be The motion, which requires terminated by Public Safety back on th e Job In a few weeks. four affirmative voles, died ___________________ _______ Mrs. Woodward has e- when Council Chairman J.R. Director Douglas Keller last V week beca use she is "unable to tensive surgery at a Gainesville Grant Joined with Goldberg in opposing. devote (UI) time to the Job due to hospital In recent weeks. Anderson then called a point Goldberg demanded that the Illness" was placed on In. definite leave of absence by city exact nature of Mrs. Wood. of order, noting that Goldberg, ward's Illness be made public, in violation of the rules, had council order Monday night. In addition, the council, on insisting that the Jobs of three spoken more than twice on th e \ 4-1 vote wi th only Councilman employes two promoted and motion. Goldberg stressed his conare In Lawrence Goldberg opposing, a new one hired Ct1 uioui iiu oI1ixi Ikt had instructed that the city jeopardy if Mrs. Woodwad i. 46 Job. transferred from the fire w ~~ hospitalization insurance of ever able tQ return to her I . . i 1— to accept Mrs. department In addition to her full-time Mrs. Woodward, employed by the city for nearly seven years, employment with the city under Woodward's Job which brought I be continued in effect "at least a hail-dozen police chiefs, Mrs. a motion from Anderson to until May 1." Woodward, daughter of the late notify the three cmploye that 11 Council member June Lw- Claude Layo, who served for theit positions nr Lniporary, mann, who spearheaded the many years as the city's first dependent on Mrs. Woodward's _____ move, supported by Coun- full time police chief and return to the Job. As debate began again, cilmea Gerard Connell and volunteer fire chief as well, '3OV'JU( rson moved successfully orrt.t" pay Ande Parker Anderson, had no vøpd -.Ji'f. o table iho issue of tclnlx)rary 4wuber of criticLsm for Kcllcr's action, fi the cit for ----.- .- -1 I— Lfiffil&,;;~!.a~L , f ~ _*~L~_~~~ adding he had done what he years. emploinent for a week. A motion then by Grant, with Anderson took full advantage Barbara J. Bates, 13-year-old Mllwee Middle School student, thought best for the police MIL WEE STUDENT second from Goldb9rg, that Icenter) whose poster won first place in the AAA East Florida department to keep it up to full of the "rules of order," a Ned Mrs. Woodward would return to by City Attorney strength. prepared Division annual School Traffic Safety Poster Contest held WINS CONTEST her police department Job only Goldberg, however, said he Julian Jr., and dubbed Miami, is presented a $25 prize by AAA District Manager Les ifa vacancy existed, died ona3Pridemore as her art teacher, Nancy Martin, looks on proudly. and Keller had tried to contact "Julian's rules," outlining Sharon Triplett, 11.year-old league Middle School student, won a Mrs. Woodward, her family and conduct and parliamentary 2 vote, again with Mrs. Lorand Anderson .5 honorable Mcntlon Award. Posters will compete In the doctor concerning the illness, procedure at meetings, to mann, Connell 51 fl's r. dli.. 4' I.,— -'': ' (tdtU.tIi !t.it. ((Iti oiu . .s... ..j' iL.tlI J Julian, meanwhile, lectured Mrs. Lormann said she motion. the council on its responsibilities, saying a decision Ilk- I should be made on the length of leave being granted to Mrs. Case Woodward, adding what is now a problem could become a "crisis." Raleigh U. Akins, 32, of Today, Akins told Judge her husband," Akins said. Yates was recently Jailed in members. Orlando, was sentenced to three Robert B. McGregor that he lie said, "It is wrong for the Akins said he and Yates were Orange County for violation of Judge McGregor said one years probation today in circuit was the lookout For admitted living together at the time, probation in a stolen property provision of Akins probation in city to let these employes be court after pleading guilty to burglary ring member Calvin Yates supplied Information case, He was scheduled to be a Seminole is that he not temporary for some vague attempted grand larceny in a Yates, of Sanford, when Yates that helped sheriff's agents state witness this week against associate with other members time. I think you are making a 1974 burglary by members of a broke Into a residence In break up the 1&-month-old theft Akins, but Assistant State Atty. of the smashed burglary ring, bad mistake, putting off a ir.ultkounty "steal-to-order" Casselberry on Sept. 28, 1974, ring that operated in five Claude Van Hook told the court "I got Involved with the decision." theft ring that Sheriff's agents and took a television, a stereo central Florida counties, Anderson said after the that Yates Is going into a wrong people," Akins said. broke up with raids last August. and a camera. Yates admitted taking part in hospital today for ankle "I've hurt a lot of people, meeting he does not personally Akins will serve the probation Akins told the court that the at least 150 burglaries but surgery. especially my family. I ap- know Mrs. Woodward, but that following two three-year television was sold, the stereo earlier testified that aSemlnole Van the predate you giving me a a principle was involved. Hook said concurrent prison terms meted broken and that Yates gave the sheriffs detecve Intentionally Casselberry burglary Is the chance and I won't get ir.volved Connell said a city employe, in Orange County in burglary camera "to a girl that he was violated his rights so he only break-in in Seminole In with people like 1,16 again. I'm who is stricken with a and stolen property cases, dating." couldn't be prosecuted In the which Akins Is alleged to have going to try to be a decent catastrophic illness, has the "She wanted a camera for burglaries, participated with bur glary ring ci tizen again." right to some protection. __________________ Ford Backers Confident orm tnrearen ;1 .. IN BRIEF ,.... -. __ . P. Schick ----------.,,,--- P Prominent Banker Dies Thomas F. Fleming Jr., BOCA RATON (AP) head of a 10ank holding company and a key figure in education, is dead at the age of 59. Fleming, who founded the First Bank and Trust Company of Bo-a Raton in 1956, died Monday after a bout with cancer. His Boca Raton bank became the home for First Bancshares of Florida, Inc., when the holding company was founded In 1970. The chain now has $550 mlion In assets and rncmher banks from Miami to Fort Pierce. - ..~: c ' '."'" " .t'-..t. .I'-. . , "br _, -' ""'Li ' A. -. "-"',, -. - -is. .-.. .' "-.-' ' .5-- -.. - -- - 'II- - - -. :i - '-_ .':- V -. - Ago" _ 1 -?;i - ' - , �- -- ___ --.- - -------=---- i-i ---::-= --- — -.-________ _____________________________________ - Evening Heiald WORLD I Tuesday. March 16, 1Q7&-4. British Prime Minister Ii•iii.' I)tIi;tr Week, 55 rents: S_ . \ th., SI \r.ir, $18 40 Ih MiiI hi Hot i.i,i it' .ts hi'iut' deIi en MI 'iht'r IIIIIII : Month, $2 711: 1 Months. S1120; 12 Months, $32.40. Announces He Will Resign Prime Minister Harold Wilson has inLONI)ON (AP formed his Labor party cabinet and Queen Elizabeth LI that he plans to resign, the British Press Association reported today. The resignation will take effect as soon as Labor members of the house of Commons have selected a new leader who will become prime mInister, the Press Association reported, 'tue fepirt said the 60.ye.aruld 1.abor pdrty leader ifl' formed the cabinet of hi intention this morning and told the Queen of his plans at an audience later. I - U.S. Must Take Stand On Africa .....1.•..•_. . No doubt remains tflat African revolutionaries and tneir Soviet sponsors. buoyed by the Communists' success in Angola. have their sights set iodesia. inc u.. tate vepartment, as weti as Uritain, said as much recently when thes' warned Rhodesia to start negotiating "realistically" with its black majority because the opportunity for Premier Ian Smith to negotiate pragmatically is fading rapidly. Smith nor his niinorirv regime can i.- • lit ( LI F1\ I (IWiOflS that flrit dill, or tur t hit mat telany other country, could be ealled uron to rescue or protect them from armed conflict," a State Depart ment official said. More recentl', the nine ministers of the Common Market met briefly in Luxembourg to issue a statement which, among other things, demanded self determination in Rhodesia. During .C.. tkq$ ''r(nrTri rrr - - q.. :.. - "rit'4 . . - -.• -. ,. .. State Roy Hatteley made it plain that the Common Market intends to presure Rhodesia to "conform to normal standards of behavior. Mr. Smith, if he has any sense, will realize that the body of moral opinion against him is growing." With such an array of adversity facing him, lr. Smith has little choice but to move toward accommodation with the black majority in his country. That action wifl be long overdue. i indeed immoral for a white majority of 256,000 to impose by fiat its will upon six million biack citizens. But morality is not divisible. It was Just a cenaries to impcse a minority government in JOHN CUNNIFF say. And it is immoral for the Western nations to legitimize Communist revolutionary victories by failing to vote against them in the United Nations, by immediately recognizing the illegitimate governments in,tulled by the Communists, and even by applying pressure on the countries in the that already are in force. It's not a matter of goals, but one of timing. about Britain, the United States or any other tivitv. bn the other hand, the niajGrity of the people in Angola who became victims of Communist gun Fired At Palace liEIRUT, Lebanon iATh Army forces opposed to President Suleiman Franjieh said they fired a warning artillery shot at the hilltop presidential palace today as the Christian president tried to negotiate a face-savine iy of meeting demands that he resign, We only fired one round of artillery at his ilacc Uui. morning," said Lt. Ahmed AlKhatib, whose force of Moslem deserters from the regular army has taken over army garrisons in many parts of Lebanon. "It was just a warning, just to make his knees quiver." Khatib (lid not say whether the shot hit the palace, and tlere was no confirmation of his claim from the palace or the office of Brig. Aziz Ahdab, the commander of the Beirut garrison who proclaimed hImself provisional :. :''"i :-;::.' f !.:_.,.._ '---; resgaation. Er,aleli's - Mrket Be h a v i ii g --•--. -v: .4. . -. ;. As Expected , NEW YORK API - For those who have 'at past flirtations with 1.000 points on the Jode average, Were ttve oeen . surprises over the past few The market has behaved as epvtted, ihose who were unpleasantly surprised by its failure to remain in four-digit territory appear to have too easily forgotten the character, the personalttyoftheniarket. Itisindeedaflirt; the term is no misnomer. When the average broke 1,000 polnt.s and 6 OLA '-'6', . . . . - -I . -. ' • sudden move to follow in the opposite direction, •.\ challenge to the market was its old high of 1,051.70 points on Jan. 11, 197g. Instead, themarketretrated 15.67 points, all the way back down to 987.64 on Friday, from 1,003.21 points on Thursday. And so, this week begins with the flirtation sil1 going on. How much longer will it continue? Quite likely itwon'ttastmuchlonger.Everyonegetstlredof a flirt; the glamor, the attraction, the myuquc wears off, and then the boredom sets In. There are too many strong opinions about this — '___i ( -' ,-., A red landscape purpose of no-fault, says State Farm Insurance, ry's Trip . Overd tie S LONDON M — Scotland Yard detectives combed Lonlon today for the hideout of an Irish terrorist group afW a man bombed a subway train, shot and killed the drwer, wounded another man and shot himself in the stunach as police closed In on him. ).ie source said detectives were "following up somc S economic factors play a larger role, and the as Secretary of Stat. Such a trip has been a long for developing countries from which Congress sciousness several years ado, there still persists The United States no longer wished to WASIHNG'!'ON tAP, The United States suspended ilipiiiiiiatic rdations with Equatorial Guinea because the small Mricin nation violated "accepted norms of in. ternatlonal diplomacy" by barring two American diplomats, the State Department says. U.S. oIfi:ials also said Monday the suspension came after an official of Equatorial Guinea sent an "Insulting" letter to tie two Americans as they concluded a visIt there earlier ths month. The letter was followed by a telegram Last wed declaring the two officials persona non grata, thus baiTing them from the country. The t'vo Americans were Ambassador Herbert J. Spiro and Corsul William C. Mithoefer Jr., who serve In neigh. boring Cameroon but are also accredited diplomats to Equatirial Guinea. The bombing just after 5 p.m. Monday In the Cockney Fast End was the third attack on London's transportation system in a month. for i to daily much longer. Each day those completed his first official trip to South Amertca Opec, in the system of special trade preferences since the concept first reached the public con. 4 As investors return to the more fundamental wlthLatlnAmerlcanfareignminlster-sinMexico Suspended Terrorist Hideout Sought premium dollar to accident victims and to do it faster and more fairly. When the critici4m is justified, it reflects fallurescausedbycert.ainde!ectsbuiltintomast state no-fault laws, the most serious c which Is the weak restriction on lawsuits that Is, setting too lowa"threshold" of accident loss below which an injured party may not sue (or compensation. Of the lb laws now on the books, 14 have lawsultllmitations thataregross!y Inadequate, says State Farm. — LONDON ECONOMIST Iulen p. PEOPLE faultisandwhatitlssupposedtodo. of the 1,000-point area, above or below. There Is has never been one of the Nixon or Ford ad. economic matter-s on a basis of equality, accident victim receives no b4mefit.s unless h. too much active participation for It to simply mInistrations' strong points. Kissinger said as much of Venezuela. That Isa canprovenegligenceby theotherdriver. Nearly turn Inert. If Kissinger's tour of six countries — timely admission of the diplomatic strer.gths of hail of all accident victims can't receive benefits As you read the stock market letters and Venezuela, Peru, Brazil, Cclombla, Costa Rica Brazil, Venezuela and Peru, at! leading actors In from the liability system. MARCh 15, 1976 ADMISSIONS Sanford: aflfl....• in uti -Marie Coleman Odessa Copper i)elores Cranmer Dma Dando Sadie I. Hackett Agnes S. Harper Rufus hicks Joyce M. Myers lA)flZ() Hedley Annie Mae Roberts Bobbie Jean Stambaugh Gilbert Bobbins, DeBary George Taft, Deliary Hollis H. Stanley, DeLand Herbert Ciuger, Deltona Mary E. Hovorka, Deltona George B. Martin, Deltona Martha A. Nichols, Deltona Alberta l. Sever, Deltona Evelyn Romaine, Lake Mary Lynn F. hull, Longwood Ella Dick, Orange City Essie Crouse, Orange City Walter M. Holden, Orange ('it v I . idi e ('obb, O'.iedo \Villred E. Adis, Ontario, I 'anada I)lSt'hlAhtGE.S Sanford: Catina Alexander Andrew Anderson Willis Berry Geraldine Brown it., c,'. :' - Actually, the criti of existing state no-fault laws are unwittingly providing the most ( powerful arguments yet for the passage of federal no-fault standards, asserts the nation's largest auto insurer. ,. .. Diplomatic Ties establish 1 it4• '.-. .:.-• - -- ''- The subject Is once again up before Congress, where bills are pending In the House aid Seriat' that would federal minimum standards thestateswouldberequiredtorneetlntheirown no-fault laws. As a result, says one syndicated financial TIter, the legislators have been subjectedtoaverltableblltzofcropaganda from opponents of no-fault. . ' . subsidizing a t rm a! wctiarc pa1-Lnjur laers or enact sound and workable no-fault Insurance laws. .- ?. • 'jh!,r .: 4 '-. Thettmehascomefor the automobIlelriving v1e'' whthrr D ' . Ic . I (I( . -... -• ••.' vI / ;p.. : — stayed above that mark last Thursday, many an 1, , Every time in the past 10 ears that it has come into the presence of 1,000 points that Is, within 50 points or so it has moved erratically, trilling and toying and winking and misleading the investor. — ' N 0 F a u It Critics Aid LawCause ', ,J_.,_,IRussian-sponsored -------------------------------------------------------------------guerrillas in Angola and Even sophisticated investors fo:got this, . .,_ however, and they believed the peomoters and elsewhere to seek to estabish a revolutionary "-' sure exactly what kind of government the blacks there want. They really haven't had a chance to Shot DON OAKLEY CALENDAR WEATHER Tuesday, March 16, 17-5A _____ Patty Hearst Described - Monday's high 85, today's low 61. Partly cloudy with a chance of thundershowers mainly this afternoon or tonight becoming fair and cooler by Wednesday. Highs In the mid to upper 80* today and in the low 70* Wednes day. EXTENDED FORECAST Mild and most1 fair. Highs mainly in the 70* north and upper70s to low 60* south. Lows In the mid 40* to low 50* extreme north, 50* c'entral and 60* extreme south except around 70 in the Keys. Wednesday's Daytona Beach tides: high 8:34 a.m., 9:01 p.m., low 2:12 a.m., 2:30 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 8:09 n.m., 8:42 p.m.. low 2:02 a.m., !:3 p.m. Oviedo :IIgn School Parent Teacher Student Assn. 7:30p.m. FUIT and talk on drugs by Sgt. Beau Taylor. Lake Brantley High School Parents Night for orientation and discussion of 1976-77 curriculum, Grades 10-12, 7:3) p.m. Florida Nurses Asn. District 31, 4 p.m., County Health Center, 900 French Ave. Sanford. W'a'.'r Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92, Longwood. Sanford Girl Scout Service Unit, 7 p.m., Chamber of Commerce. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30p.m., FlorIda Power and Light, Sanford. Seminole Lions Club, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. Casselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Summerset Recreation Building. Parents Anonymous, for troubled parents, 7:30 p.m. Community United Metlxxllst Church, Casselberry. WEDNESDAY, MAR01 17 ''r'ç. !t" V&.-.. As Rebe! Seeking Cause __________ - _________ ,' ______________ ____________ ___________ _____ , - _. -- • -- Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. THURSDAY, MARCH 18 home lawn care seminar presented by Seminole County Cooperative Extension Service, Room 1, FIrst Federal of Seminole, Sanford. Call Agri.Center for registration. .-,,.,.. .,...,; 1fli-, .... I IT(..,...,., . '. ,,,,,,,,d, I 4'Il(it.' Iii . uirthday celebration, Altamonte Civic Center, 7:) p.m. ..... - :. : - .- ,• ':-', .-' '. - - ______ ______ - 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St - ______ Discount Factory Outlet ___________ Lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country huh. ___ --":--'- Sanford Civitan Club, 7:30 p.m.. Spencer's Restaurant. Sanford Sertoma Club, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. Area SCHOOLS OF REAL ESTATE - rfh Senior citizens trip to Tampa and '(hon City. Leave Sanford Civic Center, 8 p.m. Pick up Casselberry, 8:30 n.m. Return 5:30 p.m. Data Processing Management Assn. of Central Florida dinner meeting, Elks Lodge, 12 N. Primrose Ave., Orlando. Social, 6:30; dinner, 7:30 and program 8p.m. FRIDAY, MARCH 19 Winter Park Sidewalk Art FestIval, 9:30 am. to S p.m. Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:50 am., Lord Chumbley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 a .mn., Buck's Restaurant. Happy Senior Citizens Club of Casselberry, 1 p.m., American Legion home, Prairie Lake. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Episcopal Church. ___________ ' QUALITY INN NORTH I 45,431, LONGWOOD BEGINNING APRIL S Course% fulfill new licensing requirements for saiesmen ana oroers Mrs. Lenell Owens, SO, of 107 Lantern Lane DeLand died Monday at her residence. Born in Leesburg, she lived In !)eLand for three years moving there from I)eB-ary. She had lived in Sanford 20 years prior to movmn to IJcI).dry. ane was a number of the Spring Garden Church of Christ DeLand Survivors include her husband, Wilkes A. Owens, I)eLand; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Uan.es I anford, Fruitland Park son Kenneth M and daughter, Paula Cross, both of DeLand; one brother, Lawrence Kilpatrick and two Isisters, Mrs ilhe \he OftedahlanoMrs.LouiseOlive, all of Fruitland Park and to grandchildrcn - _________ ___ _____ -1---7 -.t ________ ______ .t _________ '- ___ ___________________________ ____________ FOR COMPLETE DETAILS MAIL FOLLOWING - ------ - - - - - - - - - - - __________ ADDRESS CITY , ZIP • __________________________ -. ' ' - - - - L. PHONE To - -- _______ __________________ NAME - _____ --_.ii _____ ______ I, ________ _________ ERA SCHOOLS OF REAL ESTATE 7300 ALOMA AVE, ORLANDO, FLA 32807 OR CALL _________ (305) 671-7771 DeBary, is in charge o( funeral arrangetni. nts - - - Certified Instructors ,. • . . lnaivmauai Counseiing Guaranteed Placement Crash Review Prior To State Exams. ' Casselberry AA, vlosed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. -, WILBOWLES Mlt LENELL OWENS Tanglewood AA, closed. 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church, L,ak Howell Road. SATtJRDAY, MAR01 20 1'ryouts for "A Slice Off the Old Orange," one-act play saluting the Bicentenidal, 10 am. to 3 p.m., Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Casting persons age 10 and over. Play runs May 7 and 8 in Sanford. Fish fry and carnival, Goldsboro Elementary School, 1301 W. 16th St., Sanford. noon to 5p.m. - __________ Astronaut Eugene Cernan world, $jj din 4 p ii TIi . A ( I, It is unfortunate that the names of Amcrican Journalists who have act&.'d as agents for the Central Intelligence Agency for the collection of intelligence overseas will apparently never be disclosed by the CIA. That leaves a cloud on the credibility of many .ali.sts and news agencies who have been or will be suspected of clandestine espionage activity, There obviously would be sonic embarrassment if the view, by the advantages of clearing the air and dispelling suspicion, The agency ended its relatlonshipi with correspondents for -S I ...4.,.._..* al.. maJ' dciiwtc aratk,,,, u. CIA director, George Bush, puta halt to the use of stringers, or part4iine correspondents. as agents. But Bush has told the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Operations that the CIA Is not at liberty to reveal the names of any Individuals who have cooperated with It, Including Journalists. The committee then gave up its effort to obtain the names from him BERRY'S Vv'ORL D divisions of opinion regarding the economy, make up for this neglect. Kissinger favors schemes to stabilize the export system is unsatisfactory. According to a 1970 While the market flirts with 1,000 points, the Earlier trips, It Is true, were planned, only to earnings of poor primary producers, but wants study by the Department of Transportation, V' economic argument continues, and eventually it pushed aside by the demands of negotiating in those schemes kept within the grasp of existing people with serious inJuries were being com• will be the detennining force. the Middle East in 1974 and by the fall of Saigon institutions like the International Monetary pensated for only 30 per cent of their economic A large number of professional analysts of the last year. Having postponed his trip until an Fund and the World Bank, where the voice of the loss, while victims with minor injuries received market foresee a gradual and undramatic but election year, Kissinger baa been obliged to United States Is still listened t. far more than their economic Announces He Will Retire = --- In lb. * Frank Church' A Champion Fighter S 4 , I.ffrJv4Vn).._ I.'o got an idea. When (no field nariows down '-" ,#.a_# !mt' fe,rn fh names of the DomocraUc candida 105 10! p'OSident" - - '-' .,, - . ' - - Fonda To Undergo Surget'j 0 I - - _:- ;'i_' :T-''- The first s PASAI)ENA, Calif. (AP1 — Oscar-winning composer Johnny Mercer has been discharged from Huntington Memorial Hospital after a five-month stay during which he underwent bratn surgery. The 67.year.old Mercer left the hosital on Monday and was taken to his Bel-Air home by ambulance for further convalescence. Surgery was performed last October to remove a nonmalignant tumor, hospital officials said. Mercer received Academy Awards for his songs, "Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe," "in the Cool, Cool, Cx)l of the Evening," "Moon River," and "The Days of Wine and Roses." He also wrote the title theme for the movie "I.aura KANSAS CITY t Al') — Actress Valerie Perrine and actor Burt Reynolds will be cited by the United MotIon Picture Association when it honors it.s top choices In the industry Thursday night during its annual convention here. Recipients of the awards, which are given to the best in their field each year, also include producer Elliot Kastner nnd director Steven Spielberg. Universal Pictures will also receive an award as the motion picture company of the year. The UMPA Is an association of western Missouri and Kansas theater owners. civrn. - -- LOS ANGELES tM' —Actor Henry Fonda w(ll Un(lergo surgery for removal of a nonmalignant king tumor on Thursday rather than today as was originally reported, says a spokesman for Fonda's agent. The 70-year-old actot entered Cedars-Sinai Medical 'tnter on Sunday. The tumor wa-s reportedly discovered (luring a routine physIcal examination. Fonda's hospitalli.ation forced cancellation of a 2week stage toir of major U.S. universities in whIch he was to perform in "Clarence Darrow," the spokesman said Monday. indo ; Look for tlik — t icker on th ,:p..,__ of 1 976 Vegas. Monia To ne (oupec and Monia 2 + 2's at \ our ('licv dcalers . and eL a MiJ old .-\inerlean value. Your huic of tn\ 2O() tpi)i'n I I t'fl t'rt! of 'pt limal sI ).7ô. CIi'!lilCs I for optional die time to check out .t 'Th \l(w/,t or Vega. SAI1E 200 worth of options on this car s 19.76 - - M4ata#ie:5.,,g,,u,j RetaIP:-r Actors To Be Honored - I - - . - nttiq,t,a, . -P-------------- --.: s AOO years. Chevrolet celebrates America' Composer Leaves Hospital JACK ANDERSON IEDITOR'S NOTE: Today Jack Anderson not only triumphed but he has been re-elected liberal. Yet it rests on conservative foundations. "After having found crime in the White awards the brass ring, good for one free ride on three times. He traces his philoaophy back to his father, a House, after finding in my lnvestJgatlo that the Washington Merry-Ge-Round, to Sen. Frank In 1964. he went nvn1nt th. awrwhøIminu ,'nncs.rvntIua tih, at... uie uuiwin uus corruption, this disrespect for people's ('huret,, 0-Idaho.) public opinion In his staLe and challenged was going to fall out, a man who fclt he couldn't rights has Infected our basic agencies. WASHINGTON — On a dismal day in 1949, a America's entanglement In the jungles of afford to take risks." it's more than disturbing it's outrageous, It's 23-year-old Stanford law student, named Frank Vietnam. He not only survived at the polls but is Frank Church, the big political roller, grew downright scary Church, was told by his doctors that his now honored (or his political courage. to find the beginnings of a up accepting his father's philosophy. But his secret police In the FBI. bakache,s came from terminal cancer. Later this week, he'll take another big gamble. experience with cancer altered some of his "All this isn't going to be stopped by cosmetic He refused to accept the verdict, He tin- With little money and no organli.;Un, he'll boyhood concepts. And his wife, Bethine, greatly action In Congress. der-went massive surgery, then X-ray treatIt will take a President to 1unge into the 1ei(Iental race at a time when irdlueneed his new direction. As one of his close bring gUvernrnen back Inside the law ;iieflt.s. By the time he recovered from th or- others are dropping out. The political odds, friends and told us: "You can't understand ["rank If restore the sense deal, he six-foot Frank Church weighed barely against him are enormous, but Frank Church is you don't know Bethine." of legitimacy in government to the people. 90 pounds. But the calcer was gone, and It has still determined to take all he can get out of life. Bethir1e Church grew up In politics and has never returned. ibose who know him stress one charac- played an active role In "Without that," he notes, "Just wait for the It's hard to imagine that the charisrr.aUc, teristic. "He's a thoroughly decent person," they She is his iound1ng board her husband's career. and devil's advocat°, a demagogue, the man who claims to have all the huski'y healthy Senator of today ala-inst left his agree. He has character and Integrity, they add. partner beyond the normal candldate-and.wjfe answers, it COULD happen here," mark as a cancer fatality statistic. They all speak, too, of his co.irage. "He has eIationship. Frank Church walks His round blue 'e*r.. h.}thvl hk Thereve)ationsfromChurc'scomttgcon as he Iflkq ni1 i,1kcaround hi, or*rly office iIasses; ht.' tan skin Is stretched tight on a has had to," said a Senate colleague. the state of the niutttnationml corporations and intelligence world, Uccaslonall', he cherubIc face; his greying hair 0ops out of place puffs thoughtfully Fraiii Church is an ambitious politician who agendas which have startled the country helped on a with a boyish rascality, carefully scheduled time for his family when his selidify many of his attitudes. He uses his cigar, carefully avodlng dropping the ashes, "There has been a trcznend "AIterthatexpeience,"thesenat,çref1e, public career threatened to absorb his life. lie Is debater's skills to build an extensive case when concentration of power in Washington," notes the rural Idaho "1 decided that life itself was the major risk. it a serious, almost solemn, officeholder who uses he talks of his wont. man beneath the urban could besnatriicd away at any moment. It has to c-od precision to dissect and discredit an upSennLc. "The country "People are disillusioned with government," has been be ilved to the fWlect. I had to take bi chances. nonent's lr.ir Yet at thp gamp tin flflIrf4t hia baa mn,,in,. h- t...,A... i - made Into a Pram1tl by hhz --ri nw'--'' n in empnauc ut ment, big buslis5, hi'j Winorlase,Itiadtoplay(orhigjst,ke," labor, with all of it a buhhling, boyish enthusiasm and a subtle, naturalgestures, "There'sasenseofcjcismln centered here." The high-stake game tie chose was politics. In warm wit, the Land, disgrunt1emen, disgust. That attitude Frank Church is ganibftt',g that he can the solid Republican state of Idaho, he ran for lie confounds the pundits with his political won't change until ptopk feel there's integrity in climb to tht top of that pyramid of the Senate In 19 on the Democratic ticket, he philosophy, which ean ic labeled rotghly as gofernrnent. power In order to rebuild ft • - six months, and for this reason they (eel con- have wished, how limited his freedom of action military aid to the poorer countries of Latin deficiencies by removing automolale accident lident about the present level of prices, has become. America would continue. Peru, however, faces a reparations from the legal fault system and There are those who are suspicious too. Some In Brazil he signed an agreement which, cuttIni off of aid In rpnnv' pbu'ing (bern under a system imfl.ir to haalth observe that they see elements of a boom among other tokens of friendship, provides for nationalization of American mining companies. Insurance cr lire insurance. mentality among some inveitors but argue that an exchange of visits once a year, with the As Kissinger had to admit, there is not much he By guaranteeing benefits to virtually all q the economic data to support such an attitide Is Secretary of State going to Brazil and the can do about this if It happens, since the Ad- accident victims, no-fault insurance pays money absent. Brazilian foreign minister coming to ministratloti In this area Is constrained by law. If to a greater number of injured persons than does Go'ernrTwnt by statistic, they seem to say, can Washington. But no Secretary of State can do Kissinger's hands were free he could solve the the liability. To avoid the rise Insurance rates be misleading. It is true that the numbers are much to calm Brazil's growing Irritation with problem of the Panama Canal Zone by giving this would normally cause, no-fault takes much improving, but do the numbers truly represent American trade protectionism against its cx. sovereignty to Panama while keeping control ef of the money formerly paid out In 'general reality? Do they tend to hid the weakness in the ports. the running of the canal itself in American damages and legal fees and uses it to coineconomic structure Under the terms of the 1974 trade act, corn- hands. pensate the additional victims, It is the economic debate that soon wil plaints against cneap Imports and the decIsion 1k t Kissinger Is not free. Senator Strom To do this, no-fault eliminates the right to sue ' • 1- Navy Capt. Eugene SPACE CENTER, Houston tAP .Cernan, 42, the man who left the last footprints on the moon, is retiring from the astronaut corps, officials have an nouriced. Space Center officials said Monday that Cernan is retiring from the Navy and from the space corps on July 1, but he has not announced what his retirement plans are. Cernan was commander oi Apollo 17, the last and longest of the American space flight series that first put man on the moon. He and astronaut Harrison H. Schmidt vent more than 22 hours exploring the lunar surface, using a small battery-powered car to travel for miles. They gathered a record 240 pounds of lunar material dining three extended moon walks. Loss. the end of this flirtation with a number, a neat simply not in the State Department's hands, group in Congress which opposes replacement of However, the right to sue remains In cases of number though it be, and get back to more Again, Kissinger, had to plead last month the l)3 treaty with a new agreement )ieldlng serious injury — the &forement toned threshold worthwhile musings. before Congress to include Venezuela and soverelanty f. - - ______________________ -".'. Cas'.dkrry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.iu. 'I he Caboose. ' - - ,,,,. "' - SanforcI(open) 1' ' SAN FRANCISCO (Al') lace on her last tape from the January. lie described thc. nespapdr lhe goernment, depicting Pa underground bored, rebellious June 1974 reco"ding, heiress as a tricia Hearst as a restless rebel In the seeking a cause, has rested its Miss Hearst eulogized six SLA teen-ager searching for an out rehuttal case In her trial for soldiers who had died In a gun let to her frustrations The bank robbery by once again us- battle with Los Angeles police cause found her," he said of her rig her o'n words against her tti weeks earlier Among kidnaping by the SLA on Feb 4, Ifa '.u'e ..iitJ O'1A i. flrnuryur. Jnmnc I S Ally U . '-' "h efli was uiiIi vvOu., nsuie W .7 Kozol said Miss Hearst was Jr. disclosed Monday that a "Cujo" in the underground. stone necklace discovered in MISS Hearst said on the tape an unknowing "spiritual sister" her purse the day of Miss that Wolfe had been her lover, to radicalism prior to her abHearst's arrest matched one In court, she said tie raped her duction. __________ (uwidu1erd..u-dL 1 : .. . I" ____________________________ This girl was a rebei, he a terrorist she has bitterly "The pigs probably have the n earst id, as denounced durIng the trial, little Olmec monkey that Cujo neck," said the with litue trace o emotion. He then played a tape from wore around his She had gotten Into a state -. the underground in which MISS voice on the tape. "lie gave me was ripe for the she l'earst mentioned the necklace the little stone face one night" where plucking. She was in a recepti e as a sentimental link with the Miss Hearst, fl, testified that te of mind. slain Symbionese Liberation SLA member Emily Harris In the terrorist underground, — Army member. After playing wrote the script for the tape and forced to read it. the 69-year-old psychiatrist the tape, Browning rested the that she was , ...--- l.. -L.-.- .. ________________ . c I : 1.' • ,, ,u Ca,. . -...Uiiiif1),, )k,e ,, • ' - - Defense attnrnty F. IAe Bail' three quick witnesses Monday to get rid of the t. rrible turmoil t'y was poised to begin surre- who said that a matching neck- within her." iXittal testimony tOda)'. lace was found in her purse _______________________________ lie alluded to her vn testiBailey strenuously objected when she was captured last money that she had nagging _____________________________ when Browrung asked U.S. Dis- Sept. 18. _______________________________ doubts about her Impending trict Court Judge Oliver J. CarAll of Miss Hearst's seven marriage to Steven Weed In the ten if he could play a brief por- tapes sent from the under- months before bee kidnaping. non of a tape the Jury heard ground have been played in _________________________ earlier, court and some of her writings, -c.'lP(i th'it \1tc ,'onln., ,,I, r ' I ,cJjtlkp Entpreei,c I.i-..I SILVER lAKE OR., SANFORD Hearst's trial for bank robbery, toric, have been read. SAVE 323*041 .404? SAVE now in its eighth week, is long Browning's final major witoverdue for conclusIon. But r).s.s was Dr. harry L. Kot, a TUB and SHOWER ENCLOSURES Jo: Hrowmng insisted that the -- --- others who are fearful of Soviet domination of Africa. So do many other people in the world who are struggling for self determination, Until we tell them exactly what we will and Will not tolerate in the way of Soviet adventurism and - - — TUESDAY, MARCH 16 Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club covered di.si' supper, 6 p.m,, clubhouse on lakefront. ii,iiva.n. 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With standard kaLures like Fliih Eucrev knition. new Delco Freedom battery thaI never needs atcr and our E)ura-lluilt I 40.cuhic-inch engine. thcy'r designed to ljst. ( Ask you i Chevy deik r about on Vega and Mum!a Dira-I3uilt engine guarantee.) You also get a tough, corrosionresitant Lxxiv arid a rdined disc/drum brake system. And durin our I 976 sale, you can get even more. - ?-'- ____ _____ —---. -:--' - --- -- —- --' --- - - - --_=---. - - - - -- - - - - ----.-------- ______-__...___/_ -- - - - - 2 - - - _w- - �6A-Evening Herald, Sanlord, i1. Tuesday, Marhl, _ Legal Notice - Legal Notice [AnqI NOTICE OF ACTION LWflD.4' 10 .:r 1 JOL S Adclrc'ts Unknown YPU ARE hERE BY NOT l i(U SUti this ti'it1JrOuoI1t i'iQ,fl5? n tp r,,.., r,...* 'n'nOIe County. Flor.da. in C''I "on N. 76 351 CA 09 E entitled .'UTUAL FINANCE CO a cot Plap'ff cr5us hAZEL NES. J'imN 0 WILLIAMS and 'l.ORIA 0 5'.ILLIAMS. his wife, '[ NZA BLACKSFIEAR. JR , and '.'ARY LEE HAYES, Defend1ints, you ,.re required to file your Act,w, r to the Comptoirit with the U. rk of %aid COLFt. .irwl rrve,'copy 'ii rf upon 5.amj Pia,nl,lf if t% ?Yfli)f tO iOst SPEER 1. PEEP, I' A., whose actoress is ii) Mao1a s flue. Post OlI.rc 80* 1361. 'oforci, FICWICII, 17771. Ofl Of before AriI 9tft, AD 1916. anti if you tail ' so a Di taut? udQmrnt will be ")."iiS' y-uu I Inc resirs 'nOnclOd n sacs CnmpInt 1hr nOture of this SlJit 5 trri'clo%c- that certain secono "irfUOge rteti 7, 1963. June r. crc.a in Official Rrco'os Book 7 a' page 1631. Public Records Of crinol' County, Florida. ositswo F'lon!.ff try written ieSs'gnmrnt Ct nitoacie slated Jufw II, 1965. iorckc in Otlicisi RecordS. Brink pats' 1633. PutiC Recores of rnmnoI. County. Florida ii n..g trw- i'jii,.t. Ci r I ty 0(5 a t' it'. ' 'l riotr (ntv. FlOIThU,,. I,) t.cit 7. ant South tO feet of Lot 6. -)C Ii 21. PINE LEVEL SUB rvlsIOnd, •accordnq to the plot ri'gf as recorded in Pta? Book 6. P.. 3.6 and 37 Public Records Of -ir.r.tr County. Ftoritia ITN(55 My hand anti OfficiOl .5 of th.s Court a; Sanford, S rn.nole County. FICfida. ths 12th .'. of March A D 1976 ' .,. ..... -. -• . ' - ' '' '' ,. ' ". ' '' ,'. .,- em tkwmtli. )r rk of thc- Cituit Court U, EIa.: RiCftoroe Drpty Clerk t-', t.RsP. March 16. 73, 30. Apr? 6, - DEX $7 FICTITIOUS NAME NOtiOC 5 hereby given that I am rngaged irs sineSs at 1470 Aralon Seminole Casselberry. Blvd, County, Florida, under the fictitious name of CERTIFIED AGENCY. 9.at i intent to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In $CcCrd-anCv with tht provisions of the FictItious Name Statutes. TWit: Section $6509 Florida StatuteS 1957 S Bernard J. Firvwgan Publith: March 2. 9. 16. 23. 1976 DEX 16 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ltd AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE P40 76-3S5-CA.13.B 'IAIimY 1'. KIRKLAND, f-k-a 'mARCY M. THOMAS. Pbamnll:f, 5,5 0 C MAREADY. LIZZIE M, HOWARD, HARRIET LOZAW. JOHN I. HOWARD. J. C BARR. I k a J C &'.AREAOV. and JAMES I. MARE ADY, Defendants, NOTICEOFACTION TO DEFENDANTS: C. c MAREADY, LIZZIE M. HOWARD. HARRIET LOZAW. JOHN L. HOWARD, J. C. BARR, a .. c. MAR EADY. anti JAMES I, Pc'AREADY. deCNse'd AND ALL PAR TIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, THROUGH, UNDER AND AGAINST THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS. AND ALL PAR TIES HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY lfLkEhN DESCRIBED; YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED y, that p?aintiff, NANCY KIRKLAND, I k a NANCY M, THOMAS. Pias fiIi a Complaint 'he C incur? Court of Seminole County, Florida, Ice partition of the following described property, stuate, lying and being ;n Seminole County, Florida. to *it' Lots 112, 114. ll4andl$l, Section 1. Midway Park, according to plot 'hereOf as recorded In Plot Book 4, Page N, of the Public Reco?ds of Seminole County, Florida, Y',t arc required to serve py of sour wrl?te,s defeifles. If any. on FRANK C. WHIGHAM 04 STEN. STROM, DAVIS 6, McINTOSH, Attorneys for pIain.i, Post Office Pox 1330. Santord. Florida, 3777$, 'rrdlilethe cv'qrmnl with the Clerk of 'hr Circuit Court on or before thC 7th day of April, $976. otherwise a default and ultimate cjagrnent will be entered against you Sc' the relied demanded in thC Complaint, WITNESS my hanti and official Seal of said Court on this 27th day of February. AD. 1976 Seal) Arthur H, Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circulf Court by Cece'ma v. Ekef'n Deputy Clerk FRANK C. WHIGHAM S'en;trom, Davis S. McIntoSh Post Office Box 1330 Sanford. Florida 37171 A?tornc'yS for Pliintlff Pbtith March 7, 9, 16. 23, 1976 _________________________________ DIX 17 , 7f' ar !h th "; os! Cter'.oI the aboveslylesi Court on or before April 17. 1976; otherwiSe a judgment may be entered against you for be rt-lief demanded In the cOmplaInt or petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal of s.&d Court on March 8th. 1976 ISEALI Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk o the CIrcuit Court 9'?: Mary N D.srtir -: $ PubliSh' MarCh 9. 16, 73. 30, 1976 DEX-4 '' .''. ,', ' T EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAl. dR. CUI T IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA CI Civ. No. 7êi8-CAt C GUARANTY I EDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SI PET ERSLIURG .,i Untee States , 'i.ni,on. Ptasnt'tt S . J.)'4N THOMAS RICI4ARDS. rt U*. it al Drlrndantt NOTICE OF SUIT TO JII$N i 'IOMAS RICHARDS ..nc. IMOGENE BERGLE RICHARDS, IllS WIFE; ani FINANCIAL ACCEPTANCE CORP a ciroOtOtion, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that or. ,ttiOn to foreclos" the lien of a mcwtgOipc on th' lollosving properly n Simnole Cot'nty, Flørid LOt 9. Block C. COUN1 RY CLUB HEIGHTS UNIT ONE .1c(ordnq to Inc Plot thrn, of. as rccortitti n Plot flo.& 17, Pgi' 9$. Publi Reorti oi Sem,nol County. Florida. t.y% teen f.Ien agony? you .,n,i Ccw.aara, Inc , a corporation. IIoks' Bnndng, Inc .' corpofatinn; and Flagship U.S Bank of Srminote, tanking corporOtion, anti sou are rcquire(t to sec vi' a copy of your written O,fensc's, if any, to it on Martin J Roc's%, Attorney at LOw, pl,,nt,tf's attorneyS. wt',sc &.iirts "00 66th Street Picrttt. P.0- Bos ifl(t, Sc , P,''rr'hiirg rinm-id,s 3)74) or fm lr - A i'-' 5 70th 1978 nsi fIr' thi Oliqif101 with tht CIi'rk of this Court ether before Service on plaintiff's attorneys, or imrnrdi.itcfy tfii- rg'ftc-r, nt's'ry-e.e a default will tmd mnt, red ,lqOinst you fr,'r the reliel c'n manciecf In thc- complaint p.tmtion WITNESS tiny PsonisincI the seat of 'his Court on March 13th. 1976 '5' alt ..t'P,.r Ii " "5"ith, Jr "I .. .. By Elaine RiChartic' As Di puty CR-rI Put lisPs March 16, 2). 30. Apr,l 6. 1976 DEX THE IN ____________________________________ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NI.). 7$ 2606 CL 4 A BARNETT BANK OF SEMINr)LE COUNTY, NA.. Plaintiff, ii CARL SAPP and STEVIE FAY SAPP, t al. Defend.jnt NOTICE OF ACTION TO; CARL SAPP and STEVIE FAY SAPP, hi wife R5idenc and wfsereavts OIC viknown and all persons calmlng by. through or ssder them and all others claIming any right, title or interest In and to the following described property, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an OCtiOn to foreclose a mor. tgage on Ire following property in Seminu!e County. Florida: Lot 73, Block 17, WEATHER. SFIELD, SECOND ADDITION as recorded in Plot Book 17, Pages 107 and 103 l the Puhlir Records of Seminole County, Florida. has been filed againSt CASL SAPP and STEVIE FAY SAPP. hit wife; E KENNETH DAY, as Trustee in Bankruptcy for CARL SAPP; and UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. a you are required toserve a copy of your written defens, if ny, to it on LYNN J.MES HIPISON of .ur..t Atroer arid Dan;eIs. Al trw"'- for PIintift. wfs0S, address .4..,. '. , , - Legal Notice .' -".'-'. -'' _______________________________ ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEALED BIDS SEMI NOLE COUN TV SCHOOL BOARD SEMI ROLE COON TV. FLORIDA PROJEC7: Library Addlt;on to Sanford Mddle School Sealed bids will be (C('iVtd bticIy opened, and read aloud March 24th. at 7:30 P.M., at the reqular meeting of the Seminole County School Board In the Council Chambers of the Altamonte Spring City HaIl, 723 Newburypoet Aye., Altarnonte Springs, Flo. 37101, BidS must be Submitted in lull. In ac cordance with the requirements a SPsC bidding and contractual con titions, Bidding documentS may be examined and obtarned at the following loat'is Seminole County School Board Office 207 E. Commercial Ave Sanford. FIoric', 37171 arid James Melvin Archittct and Anoc. 71$ So. Park Ave At Third Street Sanford, Fldnlda 3717? PIandepositw;IIbe$I 00per 5ot, refundibIC upon submiSsion 01 a bid. Limit of tWO sets Dated thiS 5th day of March, 1976 The Sominole County hi Board S Mr R. G. Feather, Chairman 5, Mr. W. P. Layer, Superintendent PublIsh: March 9, 16, 23. 1976 DEX 13 . , ''. ...,.'' lId THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT. ltd AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NO, 76-0.CA-09 DIVISION 0 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. IGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor porat on organized ancs existIng under the hewl of the United States, 17 4'%i st 1.irtytlw J,i k'rinvI!o, Florida hy, thf't)u)tph ,III OS tflt Obove or any nanicci corpnratson%, whrthrr iitnq rv c1isoIved And aqainst all pl'rSOfl% and parties cla,msnq or hana any n fi r(-51 or claim as owners. moe IQ I Qr CS. uc1q,nent creditorS or ticnholckrs of. upon or against the parc, Is of land clrSuibed below in Seminole County, Florida: ihe CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA. a muncipOlcorporation, has filed s Petition in eminent isman procvding against you and i',ch of yOU setkitiq to condemn for th( purposes of inslallation of '.lnitary si- wer facilite. tern potory and or permanent sascmtnt. t*cept for Parcel X '.ncPi fee simple title i Sought, to i.iihot the parcils d4'Scribcd below. IOCOlttl in Sr mi noR- County. Ftorcla ATTACHMENT"fl" pti- 7 PARCEL II Mar tuti'r ,rwt R'trrt E r. nil husband /11) Litrus Avenue Orlando. Florida 37607 First F.c1erl S,iving and Loon AsSor iation cit Miami. f k a A,inriinFitrl S.ivinqnd LoSn Association of Orlando 5 flrin., Ai nue flrimio. Flnrct.i 37801 PARCEL Ill liii A O.%, III ,flI (1101 iT ti5 i.l D 7173 Citrus Avenue flctndo, Flnrid,y 32107 t.mpo Firirat Savings ann Loan Ac5041,,tion Ftor.d. As', flu, at Ma,jvoi '15', 1 i'd.. VIRGIL WAYNE HARRIS and MARILYN J HARRIS, his wife; MONTGOMERY WARD P. CO.. INCORPORATED, a corporation, also known a MONTGOMERY WARD COMPANY; and JORDAN MARSH COMPANY, a Flom'ida corporation, MurConautsy, hit wife 5000 iangmrinu' Asnt'nus' Orloento, F l'ir.do 329W Fist F, mw'ral Savings and Loan A'sociatson of Miml, I I 0 An,ericartF..ujcral3,ssyingsandLoan AS5,6(jOliOn ad Orlando 135 S flrar.gt' Avinsue' 1'-:,'' , ii PARCEL I frI-sn J Kowls11i and Ruth M. Ko,utsk', n, *.fr 5005 tangmrenr Way (;rl,nno Funnel., 17'807 PARCEL I Temporary Construction Easement PARCEL VI I n.,.r -y A Gsi iiy M Cs" nS. hi% wilC 01 1,'tn. rinc Way Orl,inso, Florida 32907 Ri rio tSr' South 70 li',? of Li)? 171 rAn nyo.'.t II, mqht" Subdivision of Sm tion 31. 35, To-.vnship 71 South. R, ,ul*'3O East, PIt Book 17. Pagis I & 7. Of the Public Rc'ords S. tori-ti' (nuitty. Florid,, M,srurnit,' Donald S Rosenberg, Trustee FirSt Fe-decal Ou4 Idnq 76 Co. 3E 3rd Av,'nuC Miami, Florida 3)13? ' . Permanent Ea,emetst tot liii Lnir,,ss & Nt'ttlton Contpany 7001 firyan Tower Dallas. It sos 737?? Wrento HomeS, Inc 1977 lanwcmnr Avmnue (ltt,y.il, Florid,s 37807 ft on the South 10 li.',t of 171 'rAn. th%"'d Ib'ihtS'' Sitit .i'onii (if S. 'lion 31, 35. Township It South. Range 30 [nt, Plot Book I?, Pages I & 7, of the Public Records ol Si minnIe County. VIriti,, PARCEL II Temporary Construclion Easement Atm Propc-rlies. Inc 130 E Packssootj Avrnue M41,tldtnil, Fti'mct.s 7?Sl . PARC[L VII ' s' Bc ng the South 0 Fei't of Lot 13$ "W'rnwonil hic-ights" Suttivision of ' Pw "" etli R.srmg,-3O East, Plot BOOk 17, Pages I A 7 "I tftf' F'i.rtttt Records of - tinnald S Rosenberg, Tru're 2S First Fi cli ral Building On, - S F 3rd Avenue Miami. Florida 3)1)1 Permanent Easement PAPCELVIII Iii rsJ rt 5.)uth 10 lii t of Lot 13.8 ".',n n.0ed iii •ijht" Sbdivrion 0f S. Ctioil 34, 33. Township 71 South, Pang. 30 [,ryt. Plot Omit 17, POciCS I 2 'it Ni. PrOc P.iirch ot 5' mn-Se C...mri', I lordi Fr,'inIIn Inm,mstrnent5, Ltil 2020 NE 163rd St. Plo 300 Or?h M.ami Beach. Florid,, ))leiD PARCEL Ill TemporaryConstrrction Easement DrS Crepmn. Chaykin and Turnoff, P A I Iii Des Grapin arid CPsoykin. PA ti E 163rd Si ';'.rth Mami Reach. FlOficta 3316? ft. 110 thi' South 70 fi'et of lot 139 "W'rc'nwoor' Heights" Subdivision of St ition 34. 35. Township 7? South, Ro',g' 30 East. Plot Book I?. PageS I & 7. of thi' PuC tic Pi'ord of ' r-ntt' Ccjnt,. F lorda ito lomos & Pin ttIi'frr (Omp-tn O1 Bryan Towi r ('iii' 1 7372? ... Des Ll,'in ansi Schemer, PA 335 i F 79th Sire'it 5'-O.n, Ftorot,i,, 33133 Permanent Easement Dr I, on Suissa, P A 1990 N E 163rd Street irirth Mom. Beach, Florida 33167 Ii cvi God 7020 N F 163rd 5t , 140 300 '.'r?ts Mrn. fl,.,r, Fic'rtI, 13160 PARCEL IX tiri, J Gollow.sy, Carl Ii. E Galloway, Ill, a minor, and John David Galloway. .' moor ;oi Lake Hws'Il OhiO Florida 3715? John K GOtlo'aey ann Sarah £1 Gattown'c, hi% wilt Lugano W;nt,-r Park, Florida 37789 Bring Ibm South 10 feet of Lot 139 "Wrrnwoad I$emght" Subdivision of S. ctor. 31. 33. Township 7$ South, Rang, 30 E,nt, Plot Book 11. Pages I & 2 of tIm' PubliC Ri COCIS ol S 'r,.n-di C'*jnty, Flor.cj,'i PARCEL IV Temporary Construction Easement fl n t South 70 fv,-t Of ot 110 "Wrtnwoj Psi •qtits" Subd,vismoo of S. etion 31, S, Tiswnstiip 2? South R.ingt' Eas?. Plot Book 17, Page's I & 7. 'if the PubliC Pt'Co5O5 °t Srnnntr County, Florida Permanent Easement PARCEL X Stri,s??, Lur Iii' Green Mirhet. j,nti P1st, '-srk Place B' lIe' Air, Florida 33516 South. ast F it5t P4otini,sl flank of 'a tOO S Ilisrayni Buys' ',3m, Florida 3)tOt tIm inn the South tO fert of Lot 110 "Wrenwooct HeightS." Si.tra'v'smon of etion 34. 33. Township 71 South. R,ncw 30 East, Plot Book I?, Pagis 1 A 7, of the Public Records of S. rn-n-ri.' Cr.un?y, Florida Temporary Construction Caiimant (rrn,t ,ink V,'nter Park, I I a lie r "nir rciI Bank a ,'int,'r Park 73i 5 li'ti.a'r. Ayi'nu.intit P4urF I!or;t.i 3?7F PARCEL Xl Permanent Easement , S hatt, Luolle Crc-sn Michel. and (,.rl PlatI Place (ii Ar, Ftcnid.s 3516 fit truss the' South tO lent of Lot Ii? "W,rnwocxl lfrtghtt" Sutjdis'isuon of 5. (tion 31, 35, Township 7$ South, 30 East. Plot Bmx* I?, Pages I & 7, of the Public Record; 01 5' .rrrrn?s- County. F lorid,i ("mI-onk W.nt.-r P,,rl', I l a Thu (-renmi re rut Batik ,it Winter Park 730 S OrIan.ir) Aym'ntje Winter Prick, Flotid 17189 PARCEL VI Temporary Construction Easement (it 'rug Ibm' South 73 Ic-ct of Lot 14 "Wrennod HtiqhtS" Subdivision of Sm (t,On 31. 33. TownIiip 71 SOuth, R,,nrw 30 Fast. Plot Rook I?. Pages t & 7. of 11w Public Records of S iniriOli Counly, Florida PARCEL XII 2 Thi' following persons who are fthlevvsi to he non ri"5idi'nt of the St 0 t( of Florida, whoSe last known Permanent Easement pI,st of reside- nc,' areas Set forth flu ,nij thi SOutti to fret of Lot 14$ tm Iw. ,urel ,sll pt rSon clamming by, ?flroucsts and under thu en tOt-lhi-r , "WrCn*OOt.J Heights" Subdivision of attn the- resps r tivi parcel cwjms'r 54 5 tiØfl 31, 35, Township 7? South. ni wtivch each is alleged o ii in 11,inulu 30 East. Plot Book I?. Pouts I terestres & 7. of tPrn Public Pucocrt 'if 5' -iirmr'ii. (isjn?y, Flor'J.i FEDERAL lfOME LOAN MOP TGAGE CORPORATION Proc htrn (,sin tow- rs PARCEL VII fi'I,i,tt,u C, org.,) 3011) Permanent Easement PARCEL Ill flunir thu South 10 fret 0110? "Wre 'i,sood Iii ights" Subdivision of F (ORAL NATIONAL MOP Si t'rsn 3t, 35. Ioss'nip 71 South, 1 OAGE ASSOCIATION lv)') Pt.ic hlfet St , 14 W , Suite 2100 R,sng. 70 East, Plot (look $7, Pagts I & 7 il thu Pat.l Atlanta. Giorge 30)03 Pitoret'. nt .n-s. (n'iit S F 'it t. • PARCEL IV PARCEL VIII JOSEPh A VI RRECIfIO and Permanent Easiment LILLIAN VEPRECHID, hiS wilt' Br,ghton Arms Apartments fling Itie' South 70 feet of hit' WetI JU Ii fit-I Of thu East 67$ 19 li's-f of Apartment 20$ Ib, SE - a of the' SE ' of Sctuon 31. Piepturi Cdy. New JerSey 07753. I '..tt'.up 7t c'rumt'i, P.ln.it' 10 Ii' f. ii mr I (-rut F Irril i PARCEL V 3 The following persons toys' ptc rs of re-SNR-nut, are unknown t alive', and if dt'ceasr'ci, tIe' unknown ?m'ir5,OeVst1andallnlhjr persons it)d pOrtif'S ela-iminri under ths'm whOse names ,sncf placs if t.'Sidunci' ore tafkfleYu,n, logc'Ihr with thu p,rcrl number; in wtuIts 'Iii y .sr' .'slkgs d to I-c infers yt,1 BFPIJAMIP4 E 1111405 ,in"t (hOts'), Y1 PIlPdOS ntis s',;tc •.. s... ...,.,..s 1 r,iM In !nv,'Stmt'fl'S. Lttt 2070 N E 163rd SI.. 1 3(r) North Miami flrth. Clorida 33160 PA 7040 NE. 163rd St North tami Beac.h. Florida 33167 Permanent Easement B' nq the Drs Dan anti Schemer. PA 83S PiE 79th Street M.m.. Florida flU* 23 fec'? of Lot "Schalt Di velopmcnt" Unit On', a Sutcl,v,sion of Section 71, Townyhip 71 South. Rancie 30 East, Plot Book 19. Pats' 57, cit Its' Public Records of 5' 'nncitr County, F torid.y North Dr il-on Suissa. P A 1990 NE 163rd Street North Miami BeaU'. Florida 3316? Permanent Easement (Ii nit IF.. Norlh 731cc? ot Lot "5th,.?? Di- vi-lopment" Unit Two, a ca.i,v;.nn cii 'II 21 South, Rnqi' 30 East. Plot Book 10 Page 5$, of 11w Public Rctords of S minole County, Florida Yciu and COch of you are corn mancted to tile written defenses to Petition inthe officof the Cleti the Circuit Court fl and for Sc- minnIe County. Floricia. in Ihe City of Sanford. Srmlnole County, th" i nt-s or before 1976 0th April, c'oy of ,. n..,t lcs than 26 dayS nor mmmc thai; .30 days from th dtt' ot thy notice), anti to serve your yriltiii mi -tenseS upon thc' City At liii' torrs-y of CITY OF CASSEL BERRY. FLORIDA, CM or f'<'?Ore that date, which defenses 'imyll show what right, title or in ii rnjt you, or any of you, hOse or Ian, in ,and to any of the above sc''b'O parcels of land ,,nti show COUS.S why it should not be tisken for the u%f'S and purpose-s set forth ifl use Petition, or a Default may be c-n errd against you ,v% I WiIN 'hi Circuit Court in arId for Seminole çont,, CloridO, Ond mr sea. ,, ourt i' March 13th, 1976. at San .,. roil. . Carl PI,tt 1 B,iyt ii'ik Place Belle Ar, Florida 33316 '.' Southeast First National Bank of Miami 100 5 Bitcayne' Blvd Miami, Florida 3)101 Coentiank Winter Park. I I a inc Commercial Rank a Winter Park 730 S Orlando AvenucWintrr P.irk. It'UiI 37719 J Sctiatt, Lucille Green Mc?rt, .sni C'l Platt 3 Baybronk Place ftc It,. Air. Florida 33516 F' rst F' cli rah S swingS anti Lean A' snriOt,ofl of Miami, t I a Amu r'can Ferl Sawnas and Loan Ay,tøn l Orlando 13% S Orange Avenue f-i i,tmri'n F 10r.cfo 37ist51 PARCEL I Ruth M i,scksonvilts' NAlionOl Bank 7 west Forsytne Street Jr I ,"em, lii' Florid,, 170? PARCEL II rt i PARCEL I Temporary Construction Easement fttn4 ti.i ..'th 70 fC1 ..l Lul 121 "Wrr'rsscyoci hlrtght" SubdiviSion of 5' e tion 31, 33, T iswn%Piip 71 South, LS.sncjs- 30 East, Plt Book 1?, Paq I & . Of the Public Records of Sm minnIe County, Florida PARCEL III William A Dow. Ill itt? (,uroI Er D his wile 7175 Citrus Avrnue Orlando, Florida 32901 Permanenf E asement th, s iuth 10 fret Of Lot 124 B. "WrensocxJ Heqhtt" Subdt,vilionof Ssutuon II, 33, Township 21 South, R,.nqi 30 East, Plot Onok??, Page's I & . ol the Public Records f S. minnIe Cnly. Florida 'Tampa Ft - decal Savings and Loan ASsoCialicO F lormirl,. Avi'nue at Madison i amp.i. Fbori,e 33607 PARCEL VI F,,ri • A (,,mn and Marguerite ', ,. ,•,, wife 5001 Tang. rim- Wy Orlaoutc,, Florida 37607 Donald r, Rosenberg, Trustec' ?iX5 F ryt Ii nt,rl f3iitdmrn (,,. S Er led Avinlue' Mini,, Florida 331)1 PARCEL II Temporary Construction Easement (it ins Ihe' South 70 Feet of Lot 13$ "Wrcnw'oorj lie glutS" Subdivision of Sutton 31. 33. Township 2$ Sou't. Rnci 30 Fast. Pta? flniI 17, POijrt I & 7, of the' Putitic- P. (Ofdly ot 54 minoR' County Florid, Permanent Easement Ti m Lesiniss 1 Pletlleton Cns'npany 700$ uT?ry,sn Tower D.'illas. Tuxas. 75777 (3m it*i the South $Oft','l of the SW 'i of Ito SW a. Ws'sl of SR 136' 5' tt'OIl 31, 1Ovrnship 71 South. Riseig, 30 East, in Seminole County, F t, it, Vu'renc hlnmt't, Inur *977 Ti'ngerinc Avenue Orloneto, Florida 32907 PARCEL X Atnm,i Prop. ntiS, It-rn 130 E. Pan kw-Ood A,' 0'' Matlrsnif, FlorIda 32131 PARCEL IV Fee Simple Title 4 ibm unknown t..,,sds wv's f'if any of Ito ,if'qyi, undy,du,iI DettnutanI. 5 Thii unlinown he'ir$. deviser's, lrgOfti's and qvantre4 t the Obosie nrnpd ,ndiv.duaI ()t'ferud,ants who tray be dc-ant 4 TNt unknown Os;igns, sue ii "'.55 fl fl!e'rr'4' tntitlru c' rrr ar From the S.oj.lh. a',I er,rflur of the' Iiorthw'"st gnarls-n of S.0 hots 2! I nwse.yt.p 2$ South, Range 30 East, Eaiwardly with the Cenfcrhlne Of LIni ttosye'Il Lane opproxmoIeIy 1401cr? lOttie We's? rjgP of way tune StMe Road £34; thrnte North 73 drusrC('5, 54' 23" Writ 710 fec-? along h' f0,'ii ' tnt' t,f Sb?" PARCEL VII S Pi'i','nit. ig I ru'ti flOO F ir,t F • U:ra' Building On 5.1' 3rd Avsnue' Mi,irns, rh'rRJa 33131 Thu Lom,u! A P4c-tltrtOn Cnpany 200$ Pryan Tow'-r FirS.,' Ti ,,s - -' ' Bring Ibm' South 10 feel of I 0? 13$ "Wrrnwrsoti HrigP.l" 5, trd.y.inof S. lion 34. 33. TOwnShip 21 South. Ranqs'30E0;t,pl0f Book $7. Pages) 1, 7 if 1Pm' Public Recordt of 54 m.nOlr County, Florud, PARCEL Ill Temporary Construction Easement t . ¶,iimth 70 Ic-If rI Lot 139 '5%, rtrS-oot Its 'qtt' Sutectyison Of ., tmr 34, 35, 'lrmflM-lip 21 South, 30 East. Pfat Lbouk I?, Pages I & . of the Publi Recorti of 5i minoR' County, Florida - Permanent Easiment , '•. •. ''0 -, ,, • - . . , ., . •. - .. ( l\VERACK N.Y. t AI'I rush hull with listings, saying digest..) The family finally produced a Three years ago, Paul Montana they did not want to conflict was tr)ing to find a tolI.free ho- with their regular toll'call sys. 36-page directory filled with alm(xct 3,000 toll.free numbers tel reservations number. Ills tern. (Since the book came out, and some advertisements. search was unsuccessful, but he The directory's corer re' has turned the frustration into Montana says. the phone corn\ prolit. pany has called with questions, minds customers: "Somebody Montana, 64, has compiled saying its customers Want to out there wants to talk to the "Toll Free Dircst," Usting know where they can get the you..." thou.cand.s of "800" numbers - • - 4 • .', . p' W calls for an lmmedia'eicsearch milort to fInd cure "It's like !iavrig your house burning down and saying you hase to base research before turning the hose on," says a frustrated Carroll I amb, executise slce president of the Florida Forestry Assoctatio"i fiminci the South 20 ted of Lot 14$ "WrenwoOd bIC,QhtS" Subdv's.on of _...:...,;. ,. o0t'30 East. Plot Book??, Pages I & 2, of thi Public Rtto'd of Scm-nite Cctty. Florida p - '- Permasent Easement Hi is's fIr. Smith tO feet of mt isa "Wri nwo's'i hi. rititS" SUbdiiin of Section 31, 35. 'i,wnship 71 SOuth, Rnisqt')O East, Pat ftook 1?. PageS 1 & 7. of the Pjtiti Records of 3m rnnnte County. F oq,j Sunshine state LS I I 11 . - ' , . , f i ;. • . , f 1! / : - - : h , 'it ' - - m - ,,,,,,,,j p - - , f / 1rt. .: r i - ' : . , $ I - . t' -.- - ye. - -- - '!- P - I\ PermanenlEasem,t ii Nj thi South POInts eti r - ,•, of 'n. sw '.. west of Setion 34. ioenV'ip 2 Range 30 East. in Sern,Rolr Io,jnt 5 Florida PARCEL a Fe. Simple TttI - Only Gravely gives you so many features - his wholesaler. 1 n' ?CMdri'I' -'nt' I 'marJ ot'i ri t'c 11 menc,mscrt b ,rmm silk ir s 0 - . Fri's FREF. COl!WL1NG: See for (be tractor and attach-' meets (hal an righI for 'ou. SIEPISTROM DAVIS & Mc 114105 14 F' ),5mj5bmp Bank of Sanford Si?e fl Post Oftip Bus. $33) Sanforti. Flri0 3777$ Attcrnu-y for Petitioner PIrl,th- March $, 75 J. 310 W. MELODY LANE CASSELBERRY, FL. 32107 303.331-4447 cIIIAIICINO AVAILA8LF ;tpct dswss.uptsMmsrs a ' 4 for the honie is. see us1 '-.., 1C) 111401" 4 OLE • 0r, ___ ____________________________________________________________ , LI -Si ,,,.,,,,,, , - N F Grand Opening Day! FREE MACRAME LESSONS -5--._4i......_L - _________ - II come to us for income tax help. shc)uld safety from tile crdle to the grave," he says. The Doctor Dr. Ralph Pickett, medical director of the licking County's only hospital, doesn't get too uet by regulations. "1 have seen a lot of regulations come, and not very many of them go, I'm just glad we 'ion't get all the federal regulation 'ye pay for." , . ." Reason 12. There are major changes in the tax laws that could affect your return. Our people are specially trained to help you take advantage of these new laws. We'll do our best to make sure you pay the right amount of tax. No more, no less. , - H&R BLOCK' __________________________ ' - s .1 I THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE LONGWOOD SANFORD Dr. Ph. 831-4484 Open 9 a.m..9 p.m. Weekdays; 9.5 Sat. & Sun. OPEN TONIGHT-NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Other Area Office in Oviedo 365-6237 309 E, 1st St. Ph, 3224771 - ,,., 150 Sanlando Springs L .,...,..,._.. "My Newspaper ., , Carrier Is 1r&.. MILWAUKEE I r\P I The fXt'tS al)pttre(l favorable for tit's if Fox I'oirit launched in First Wisconsin National Bank reahz.ng delinquent interest on 1972 as a 160-unit proji'ct s'ith began a series of toreclosure loans, plans for expansion to 0 units, Filed in Circuit Court here and the English Meadows of actions In four cities Monday to recover mortgages involving sst.'re ;it'tlons involving the Por. (reenlicld, a 24unit project real estate projects. CLIP AND SAVE The actions Involved projects I in the Wisconsin cities of Mil- I and Madison and in • ~' N TIC) N ! Boulder, cob,, and in South • Florida. S The bank said the move was i aimed at recovering first mort. gages and junior mortgages of sio million for itself and $11.2 million for other participating ! I lenders, including First Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of . I Wisconsin Mortgage Trust, a real estate investment trust. '•BREPTHIG MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS The foreclosure proceedings w said the etght properties cited > •OXYG[N € COMMODES in the legal actions were all al' 2" legedly controlled by either Ar• HOSPITAL BEDS • PATIENT LIFTERS thur G. Grandlich or Jero:ne M. ' U, Fisher, both of Madison, or by • BATH EQUIPMENT • WHEELCHAIRS both. m U As Prescribed by Your Physician The ITien were not available I I for comment late Monday. Obtain these services under Medicare An unidentified bank spokes. tiian was quoted by the MdI We Bill Medicare For You waukee Sentinel assaying the I __________________________________________________________________ foreclosure actions were not cx_________________ pected to have any effect, on I tenants the projects, all of I La.JiIUi which were reported to be corn________________________________________________ __________ pleted afl(I with ocupncy rates ranging from 88 per cent I MEDICARE SUPPLY C" to per cent. 'I. lie said the bank anticipated tIl East Kentucky Ave., DeLand, Fla. I nolossofprincipal,andprosCLIPANDSAVF..----- I 'i /7 \ , LIFFE M ed care Subscribers of 051100 • IONGWOO() • WINTIR PARK a ORANGE CI) • C(NTURY PLAZA SANFORD .. . FIRS'I' FEDERAL SE _',",,." project ansi an innovative "diaI.acab" service for the eldeny. The flankers Park National Bank Ekecutire Vice President William McConnell says his bank is "a little frightened" of new rules on disclosing interest rates, real estate settlement costs and individual pension accounts, First Federal Savings and loan President Richard Wilson says he takes the almost daily announcements of changes in Federal Home Loan Bank Board regulations home with hiiii at night to try to keep up. The .hlp Man Guy Pan1e says uovcrnment regulation is putting his little Mar-Cel Potato Chip Co. out of business, 1k' says he spent $13,000 putting him in the red remodeling to satisfy Federal, state and city rules. The Radio Station Man - • OF f t 1 Wisconsin Bank Forecloses On Projects In Four Cities CAMCO INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT fising the North 25 feet o' ' 7 "St hatt Development" Un.? two SUt-(iuyiS.On f Section 7?. 2? S'lgth, Range 70 East, Pta' (ics'S 19. Page SI, of the Pbli Reccrd ('t S'mmnole County, Florida YOU ARE NOTIFIED 'THAT i"tutiOncr will apply to the Court lee iifl Order of T along on April 14, 1976 ist 9 30 a m before the Itonoeatmu' Kenneth M LoftIer. Judge of the Circuit Court, ot the Eighteenth Judi(ial Circuit of Fle'rid, ri ChamberS in the Seminole Count Courthouse, Sanforti, Fkqlcg,,. ,u' which time and p10cc all parties may appear before the Court ant irs hetyrdonall matters properly beforu the' Court that must be lie'rminu' . tore Ihi' entry of an Ôrrier of Taking, iliCIdue,q lhe lUtiSd.CliOfl of the' Court. tt,q' sufficiency of thi'JS, whether Prtitim'ui'r properly u'xercising it; d*regateil authority and the' amount to t c1'pos-Ieci for each of the Parcels t The Court will make ann enter suet, Ortier as it deems (Ifopu ,'inci if the Court finds that Pet.iint' 5 entitled to POSSeSSiOn of the prop-rty in as1.'an of init I iuclijrn, OlIn, Court will Iii tp tern,' within which anti the terms upon 5I5(h yOu is'l? be rr'quired t Simm fldi r Possess.oe-s to Pttituoese WITNESS MY HAND a; Clerk of the Circuit Court ifl arid bc Seminolu' Counly, FIorlc$,, nd the k'Ol of In.Churl, 'o MOrch 15th $976, a' Sanforu, i-lOrid,y (SEAL,) Arthur t flu lafti j. (1I ct tri I, 'FOj.? ('tt By LulIin 'I Itoh .n As Deputy Clerk KEPINETH w. McINTOSh Esqu-re' 0t t , PARCEL XII Per manvof Lawmen- ' , ncm,i, ii O ,.,,. ,, 34' it' 541C. I -'1 lirn.'- mr llxn LAS'(' jardcn B. .exj lh, North IS feet I Lot I "Stt Development" IJn1Onu, of Seclion 7?, Twnyni 21 South, Range 30 East. P11, fir. I $9. POts s, of the Public Re(ri.'cjs of Si minnIe County, Florid,, .... ..... ,.,,,,, ' ; Permanent Easement The Factory Manager Eric Ga)', manager of the town's biggest private factory, is as hard to pin down as any Federal bureaucrat. Ask him about federal regulations: "Youre in a very sensitive area," he says, referring inquiries to Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. headquarters in Toledo, Ohio. The plant once spewed pollu(ants so caustic they ate paint off cars in the company parking lot. State officials have twice fined the plant for spilling fishkilling poisons into waterways. Now, after several years and tnt Ions o o ars, e p ant is LeFever the strannine rud. by all accounts cleaner, safer U)'IiIUVU ireiuvni UI DI. 1510and less polleting, ' tor F:eight, Inc., prospers UnOSI IA still wants quieter Flder tight federal regulation. ber-inaking ce.rlfuges, which Thc Interstate Commerce Crnii mission protects him from pour out an ear-crushing 105 decibels of noise as the molten competition in many ways. glass Is drawn out like cotton Environmental Protection candy. The company says it A,',,,,,,. i,,, ltVlZ)V I U41.' jU.5 IUI 1.5.1.1 ark's LW) Arcade iharmacmes. has never seen federal inspectors from two major agencies regulating his business, Drug Enforcement Administration and Occupational Safety and Health Adminis(ration, But he feels their tmpact. When Schuster orders some controlled drags such as amphetaimnes, he must use a fourpart DEA form. "The *hoesaler won't give his normal discount. That extra cost I have to pass along to customers." The Trucker Uig All berLuse of federal regulations. It could be any town. This one ha many factories, about 41,000 inhabitants and an ornate 99-'ear-old courthouse, 1,, .1. ii s. I DUO ri icri iliaiidij us i dUSt) flut the impact of federal him to buy new tires to quiet the (.dji I aciiuss usv iIldCituiv UIII, rules would be the same If the howling of treads at highway so employcs wear hearing pro- station WCI.T, :iasn't seen a town were larger or &naller, or speeds, but he says he would tectors and work in soundproof Federal Communication Commission engineer in years. But wherever in the United States It have had to buy new ones boothL The Mayor he thinks a Labor Department sat. The web of federal regu- anyway. Mayor Robert E. Baker comrule that driving a motor velations shapes the activities of The Departiiient of Transplains about federal controls, hicle is a hazardous job for everyone. portation's rule for super-heavy like the ones that required anyor,e under 18, will force him The Druggist brakes and sophisticated antispending .$32,Q00 on safety t') stop hiring high school stu. Schuster, manager of Newskid comouters added S90.000 to- hsnctrrsilq cit flu' w.iti'nk.. donc to drive the station's mothe cost at ) recently purIluthe aggresively seeks bile unit. chased cabs. more federal money for a hous"I don't think we can regulate 10,1 2 Ill's ,''.(ti'' Iti CICr.ttis sIArtm-i,r ft -.lr ',lii.i .- , rnjt,jIi lops's:. 3 5, ('iisi'.m, PARCEL XI ' FREE PRIZI.S ON DISPLAY NOWI io NEWAItK, Ohio I Al'j -' here on the banks of the Licking River, 299 miles from the U.S. ('apitol in Washington, the fec!cral government touches almosi everybody. Trucker John LeFever had to buy new, quieter tires. City Waten chief John Kinder was required to install $32,502 worth of h-androils and grates at the municipal water - and sewage plants. Banker William T. McConnell pays exactly 5 per cent interest on savings accounts. Druggist Marty Schuster must fill out a fourpart federal form and pay a bit more to buy somne stimulants and nainkillers (mm '' / - - FRIDAY-MARCH '19th R I fl ewar . NIOUF I ( F rom thu SOi,itf'i',Syt ornc'r ,l Northweyt quarter of Stctmoi 'r Township 21 South, Range' 30 1.. Eastwartily with the Ceeterli". LaIr Howell Lane appi'olmrno', 140 ft'tt to tne West fight of way of Slate Road 436. thenc, North c,-grees i' 75" West '$0 it om'the West riVht of way Ii of St..'. Road 4)6 to the point of ty"g.nnr" continue Wilh the %,rs.d rkj,t oi s.,, tins' North 73 degreeS 51' )S" Wry' 1000 feet; thence South 66 'leyt 03' 3%" Wi st 100 0 feet. thCnn gri' 73 31' 75" East 100$ i'' thi'n, Idoeth 64 (kgrfesOS' 13' 1 1000 fc.t to the point of beg in - - vertisements, salts brochures, school band, rhnru.s and drum and file corps. Students reenacted events In U.S. history, such as Uw arid the small print surrender at Appomatto at the end of the Chil War. From left, Stephen Buchanun as General catalogues newspapers. Grant; Paul Brightly, Carig Doherty, Robert Allen, Mike Drummond and Richard Paint, as Robert in Montana said telephone cornE. Lee. (Herald I'hoto by Tom Vincrnt pan)' personnel refused to fur. EVENT HELD PLUS VERSATILITY /1 lsunctL'e'uunese and Internal J'u I I( Sersice 'I he idea for the digest, whicil sells for $2, came when Mon. Lana had to make a toll call to a Utica, N.Y., hotel because he couldn 't find the toll free listing Later, his ssife found the 800 number in a magazine. 1SOFU - flr,nq the South I) feel of 10' 8') "Arenwood Heights' SubdiviSion ol 54'eton 3*. 35, TCMII.tsp 7? South Patigr)iO East, Plot Dyk I?. -m & 1. , the PubliC Pr, rSeminole County. Fbonti,, PARCEL VII Permanent (a$irnent KATHY book' he asked and toliosseti ui ssdh his own answer 'Wh) -- - "almost ________ ,- r- '0 ' never seen anything like it" adds Troy Gary of the Miami Corp, another large pulpwood plantatIon Firm. "It has dead tim. Permanent Eaem.nt -' " - "I 've PARCIL VII . 1Otherhstulnclige ______ - - tile I mUOn s Lw'. est pulpwood cornpnies s,th extensise holdings In FIorldas 10 million acre commercial - . , ' ii. U •. PARCEL IX ATTACHMENT "B" F -nt ti sme-ral Savings ilcici Loan t.' ',, i,stion of Miami. fka (.10. rice'lniFi deral Savings and Loan An.cut.oeu of Orlando 15% 5 Orang, Avi-nue' in,,mm., F' ton irs, 17101 . -. kLIkd PARCEL VI Temporary Cunstructlon Eawm.nf PARCEL III In, tollowng persons whose trlacs s of residence are unknown If ,ilivi . anti it deceased, the unknown hi irs, ctiv,SCc5 anti sill persons anti g'1'rties clamming iinslc'r them whose nami 5 and places of resilience' ore unknown, together wi?h the parcel numbers in which they ore alleged to 0 •fltClTSfiJ IIEPIJA?,'IN F HINDS ,ir.d CHONC. Y[ hINDS, n.y s itt' PARCEL IV I ibm unknown F.ust.inns ,'m'rt i Sot any of fbi' at',,' individual Detrnsiants S Thi unknown heirS. dew'5,j, tc,itt es and grssnte c's of the above n,m. ii indivdul Defendants who ri,uy fi dead 6 The unknown assigns, suc in interest, trustees or any n'hrr pOrtieS clairniryg by. throtj'.r or any ant all of the a*e namer corpciraticns. whether i s Sting or diSSOlved Ants Oqaifl5t dli persons ono parti claiming or having any itS 'crust ci claim as owners. mom' 'IJ,'sqt'rs, iuejgment Creditors or nnholders of upon or' against tn,parc' l of lnti described below ci 3. truile (o.rrly Florida Robert J McConogniy and Ann,, E Mc Conghy. his wife 'i,w lnncier,n. vtnue (rtancic, Florida 37607 1 - - ... - l It. inn t?,i: outti 10 ln'f of tot tsP ''5,'rrnmy,'smmi Heights' Sutti. son of Si ction 31, 33, township 21 Soutit, Range 30 East, Plot Book 17, Paws I 6 7. of the Public Records of S. minoR' County. Florist,, (icing the South 70 fee of the rA' 4311 fret of the East 6$ I? fee' the SE i of the SE '. of Section ii 7? 5uth, Rane 30 1..'.' 1Irr, 5 ,4 n , in rr.'i i, (riimnt it S1.PPs t VEKRECHIO and I.ILLAN VEPRECISIO, hi5 wife Br..jt,ton Arms A0artments Ap.,rtmtnt iOI Nsptcaew ct, - ii. w Jirsc-y PARCEL V . '- the South 70 Ic,'? of Lot ii? H "Wrcn*c'od heights" Subdivision of $i- ctiOn 3i, 33. Township 71 South, Ranjr)0 East. Plot Book 17, Pages I ot & 7. of the Public Rccc'ts Si mmdi' Ciliinty, Florida- 7 iF.. following p. sunS who are hi l,evect to be non residents of the State of Florida, whoSe last known l)'O(eS of residence are set forth P410w, and all persons claiming by, ihrough anti under them together th re5pr'ctivr p.srcrinumbrr ifl r.h,ch rOth it alleged tO b in teristed FEDERAL HOME LOAN ttOR I GAGE CORPORAT ION Pi 'entree Can Towers ..1ui' C,morq'o 30143 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP IC,AGE ASSOCIATION tOO Pm aenfree St . Ii W Suite 2100 AIi.,cmto. Onorga 30103 PARCEL IV - Temporary Construction Ealement ...- PARCEL XI PARCEL XII I PAR CE I. V - '.', RflB[PT J McCONAP,V t ul, ..i t. t rhiar NOTICE OF HEARING '0 Alt II MAY COiCFPN;'.o TO Tnic following persons ansi 1 IirIirs who are reSidentS of the S'a' of Florida, whrij,' names and ii., is of r."t,icIn- fl(C are Sc-f forth as tar .is .ss.-rtomnable try diligent search Iiw, ttur with the reSpective paw? $iu"?;irS in whcPm i'OCti 5 o?Is'mm. ' 1r'. t'• n?t reSted ATTACHMENT "A" 3 --, Permanent Easement .1, '- Combank Winter Park. f I a The Cnmmrrc'al Bank at Winter Pork 7505 Orlando Av"nur n'. r P,mnF .177t9 Petitioner, M PARCEL X SoutriSt F rst tiat.onal Bank of M,mi 100 5 BSaync' Blvd Miami, Florida 33101 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 76177.CA.O5-D (IT Y or CASSEL BERRY, F0RfDA. it( , ii, un Mi Tv kr unit 11(1, r, Pier husband 7115 Citrus Avrnuu Orlando. Florida 37807 Jn K G,,IIoway and Sarah ft Galtow.ty. hiS wife 86.) ViO LucjanO Wmntir Fork, Florida 32769 - SEAL) Artpur H I3echw'th, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By Lillian I JenkinS As Deputy Clerk Ft nnm'th W Mcintosh, Esquire of STEPsSTROM DAVIS I ','cIPITOSH ' fagshp Bank of ¶r.,nford Suite 77 pi Office Bus ?3O Sotorti Florida 37171 0 Ft Eaton. Jr Esquire cml ST ENST ROM. DAVIS & McINTOSh Flagship Bank of Sanlord Suite 2? Post Office Box 13)0 Sanford, Florida 32771 ATTORNEYS FOR PETITIONER ALL PLEASE DIRECT PLEADINGS TO 0 H EATON, JR Publish' March 16. 7). 30. April 6. $976 DEX me ______________________________ i- ho j koy,,iISk ,,nct Knw,il5ki, his wife 0S Tangerine Way Orlanco, Florida [nw S?int J GIlu*Ay, Carl 11 Galloway, Ill. a minor, nd .JOhfl Da:ci Galto*a'. a rnnor 1043 LOke HowCll Road Maitlanci, FlorIda 321$? 4 ..1 '. " . "' A mysternu.s dt.seasc of optdemic proportions and with 1 kr.own cure has hit Florid.t". sprawling slash.pine forest ar.d could pose a catastrophic threat to the pulpwood industi-y throughout the Southeast, forestry officials During the last two years, the dis"ase, known as pitch canker, has r.-Ls1 Aiicr wildfire through fling the Snutti tO fr,? rt Lt 140 "wrenwood Pft'iqhtS" Subuiviton 01 Ss'Oion 34, 33, Township 21 South, Range X) East, Plot Hook I?, Pages 1 & 7. of 'ho Public Records of 5 mooR' (unty. Florida PARCEL IX !-"-'" I permanent Ealemenl GOd 33 2070 IdE 163rd St. North Miami Brat?,, Florida 33160 PARCEL XII Frustrating Search Strikes r'unc BrIflu Its' South 20 fret of Lot lao "Wrenwood Hri'IhtS" SubdiviSion of 54 (tOn 31. 35. 04'."P 71 South. R1irgc'70 East. Plot Book 17, Pages I & 7. of the PubliC Records of 54 minnIe County, Florida Tuesday, March 1, I!7--7A - Dise ase l.'9hS PARCEL IV Temporary Construction C::: Ors G'apifl, Chaykifl anti T uqnofl P A .1 k a Drs Grapirt andChaYkifl, PARCEL XI Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 5tt1 v-rr. 71 i'V' 3 E't, Plot Book 17, Pacjes I 1'unr Ri'cr.ru & 2 S mIr ( j riIy. F (Ortli rc-.'ox PARCEL VIII PARCEL IX Permanent Easement - cont.nue PARCEL It' ii' tI'. S')ttih 7') ti-' , P t' I j7 ,'. So? dyson 01 S. UiOfl 31, 35, Tuwothip 7$ South. R.i'mq. 30 East, Plat Book I?. Pagis I & 7, of fbi Putrtk Records cit i ' r''- C-',i',, riorti., Sotithi ast First NOtional Bank of ',ti,In,u 100 5 fl.sc,'.ynt Blvd Miami. Florida lllOt . i with the said right Of W4I t,n P,icv'p 73 (1'qrres si 25" West 1000 fri-f, thenfi' South 66 drnrees os 35" Wi ct 1000 toe?, thi-n(o South 73 EwQrees 54' S" East 1000 feet; fbi ncr North 4 c-qrecs OS' 35" East i000 Ic.? to tn. ni neucinna anti • Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO - Virgil Wayne Harrr Residence Unknown Martlyn .1. Harris Residence Unknown YOU APE NOTIFIED that an ac?iontoforeclo5i* mortgagcon the fullowing property In Seminole County. Florida, Lot 33$. SPRING OAKS. UNIT 3. according to ttsl Plot thtre*4 • recorded In Plot Book 17. Pages 71, '5 176 PublIc Recordsof Seminole County, Florida Together w.th all structures and Improvements now and hereafter on said land; and all fixtures now or hereat?er otfoched to or used in Connertionwth the premises herein ___________________________ described and in addition Iheretothe following described household op NOT;COFAPPLICATION pImances which are, Ond Shall U. FOR TAX DEED tieemeti to be fixtures ansi a part of (197.344 Florida Statvtes) the realty: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Central Heating Unit that Gertie Y. Cross, Trustee, For: Central Mr Conditioning Douglas William Cross, Merrill N Disasher Cross. DC"3M V.tO?. POtriC'a E. Disposal Hougl'tialing & Norma I Pratt the Range holder of the following certificates has been tiled against you and has filed said Certificates for a lOx Montgomery Ward & Co.. In. deed to be issued tnereon The cOrporated, a corporation, a k a certificate numbers anti years of Montgomery Word & Company, Md issuance, the description of the .ordan Marsh Company, a Florida property, and the names in wfl'cls it corporatIon, waS assessed are as follows: and you are required 10 serve a copy CertifIcate No. 763 Year of your writlen cIefenes, it any, to it ISsuance 1913 on MacLean and 8rooke. plaintiff's DescriptIon of Property attorney, whose address Is Post Set 21 TWP 715 RGE E S 100Ff Office Drawer X, JacItonville, of N 490 Ft Of F I of SE of SE Florida 37203, on or before April Set. 21 T2$S R 9E 15th, 1976, and file the original with Plarnein which assessed Robert E. Clerk c.f this Court either betOre Mike & brfleVine Mkr. hi wilt Service on plaintiff's attorney ' All of said properly being in the immedlatelythereafter. Otherwise a Coid'tty of Semlnofe • State of default wIll be entered agailrst you Ouf' for the relief demanded in the UnleSS SuCh Certificate or ce's' complaint Or petitiOn. tifiCOteS shall be redeemed ac WITNESS my hand and the seal of cording to law the property this Court on the 6th day of March, deScribed ;n Such certificate or sold to the certificates wIll b (COURT SEAL) highest cash bidder at the court Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. souSe door on the 5th dCy of April, Clerk of the Circuit Court $974 at 11:00 AM. By: Lillian 1. Jenkins DateJ thiS 20th day of February, Deputy Clerk 1976 Publish; Ma,r.h 9, 16. 73. 30. $976 Arthur 1. Beckwith, Jr. DEX Clerk cf the CIrcuit Court sy - to. reas, Deputy Clerk Publish March 2. 9. $6. 23, 1974 ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR DEX12 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 7.'.427-CA.0S.D (IT V ADVERTISEMENT OF C A SSE L III PRY. F' LOP IDA, i FOR SEALED BIDS . SEMI P-dOLE COUPI TV SCHOOL Petition. r. BOARD SEMINOLE COUNTY, VS . FLORIDA R011ER) .5 MeCOr4AGHY,,tue,rt PROJECT: Kindergarten arId 'l Spc'ech Classroom Addition to Oi fq "id,initS Midway Elementary School. SUMMONS TO SHOW Sealed bids will be rec,rlved, CAUSE AND NOTICE OF p'.jbl!cly opened. anti read aloud on EMINENT DOMAIN P,'arch 24th. At the regular meeting PROCEEDINGS oftheSem}noloCow'ItySthoolBoarct IN TIlE NAME OF tIlE STATE OF in the Council Chambers of the FLORIDA Altamonte Springs City Half, 225 11) ALL IT MAY CONCERN Ple*buryperf Ave., Altamonte AND if') I The following persons .sno Springs, FIa, 3370$. BidS muil to Submitted in full, Ifllw,rd$nce witty parties 55110 -art reliden:; of Ifys' tIme reQuirements of flue bidding and Stat.' of ftor,el,,, swho'sr nom,'s ,Srltt r.nmrnc?uot c000:tuns BiddirU .Ini '- 'ii ni --• • 't fos't .' Uocumer,ts ntay be examined and ?r as ,'sS.r?auflal,le by cliluqee,? cofamned at the follcwing locations' S?8rC11 toqi-'hs'r with tb, reSp(Cti,,SemInole County School 11"' m ;"t' n' rn a In rh 'it m-' s all, U'S ti t-e ct, ru ytrit Board Off,cie 207 F. Commercial Ayt, ATTACHMENT"A" jnfOr, Florid. 3777? arid Ro-irt .5 Mdonaghy and Anna I. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (197.244 Florida Statutes) NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. t' j f RuLer' H Lesl-e the holder of tne dohlowing certificates ha; filed sad ce,tlficatesfor a tax deed to be issued thereon. The certificate numbers anti years of issuant,, the description of 11* properly, and tht names In which it was aS.S.eSsd are a-s follows' Certite .-te t'; 25 Ym.''ir ..t Issuance $971 Description of Prapec'ty Lads I 2 4. 3 (ilk 2 Canaan PB I PG 103 Plame in which a$Sti$td Earle McGriff arid Gertruc!e McGniff All of said property being ifl the CountyOf$eminoIp,5tatf Flor'da James Melvin Arcn,tecl Unless luch ceriiticat. or cer and AsSoc, ?ificates shall be redeemed c216 So Pork Ave ccmdrrr7 tO law ?trt property A? Tf•;rd Street described in Such certificate or Sanforti, Florida 3777$ wm.s b sold tu tine Pbandeposil will beo$lOO.0)per led. highnt cash bidder at the court rCfufldable upon submission Ut 0 tsouia door on the 5th Gay of April, bnnaHd. bid. Limit of t set;, $976 at It CC' AM Dated this 5th day of March, 1976 TIe Se'rrrolc County " r'nd thiS 70th day of Ferrjary 5Psl Bo4rd Ar'lst,ir H Be-ckwith. Jr. 5: Mr P. G. Feather, Clerk of thi5 Circuit Court Chairman By: Ida drool, 5' Mr. W. P. Layer. Spoermicindent Dtputy Clerk ('ubtith. March 2. 9, 16. 77, 1976 Publish: M.OrCh 9 - 16, 23, 1976 DFX 13 DEX 42 'jhQflj ft '.' '. , - . .': Legal Notice Legal Notice S_____________________________________________ Notice Legal Notice -;________ Legal Notice , _____________________________________________________ . t' ( / A G en iu s! :4. "I WAS ALMOST ae- r' 4 FRANTIC about fpJ>fr my Grocery Bill - f-c" - last week. I could "e' ,'.-' -'.-. .t.' ,'!, . .'. , .1 ,' e),s' (_ 5) 5.:l,. .'4 "0 '%si':., c,,' I' .i't. ' . ,"T.'--'.ila. :1't-1V' ' •i.}) •'a ,, ',n,r-''a ';-;.. :'. -2.:''SU'' ' ',', " ' ' 7'e. -' ..:';; -- just picture myself fighting those crowds looking for the specials. I really dreaded getting started, ONE AFTERNOON MY DOORBELL RANG. It was the neighborhood ner.','spaper carrier. He invlt'?d me to become a regular subscriber. When I told him I was too busy to read the paper because of my busy schedule and trying to save on my shopping, he suggested that I check the ads in the paper each day and make my selection before I set out to shop. IAGREEDTOTR'f'THE PAPER,andhewasright!! Inafewdayslhad found some wonderful values, I knew just where to go and what the items would cost, In addition, my grocery shopping time is much faster. I know wne,e tile best buys are. a I THINK MY NEWSPAPER CARRIER IS A GENWS. You can be sure I'll never be "to busy" to read the paper again." ICall Now 322.2611 Evening HeiaId For Home Delivery tfa 'Of - -' ,-' .-$. - , ' -' -'r•. ,s - r5 t, n L'"' tr . , '""' ,, 1 i-Z'5".' -' . -. 'J �-.----.- :: - rilIl1 —rw ___ - ___ : ___ I - venunq Herald. Sanlord.FL ___________________ Tuesday, March16.1976 An n I Pr v - c1) " __ __ I_______________________________________ For Wednesday,March our _F_Ik_______h 0__ sAnirus_F_at _e _s 7 1976 . ! 73 Daybr:ak _ I: _ usboo :: I ----- _______ _______ - - 1 2 3 - - 5 4 - - - 7 6 -- - - - - _________ 16 - 15 13 1 _ r - ' - I - 8 9 10 14 ---- 11 12 - - -17 _______ - 18 L..._ ____ . .-,-' . ---.__-CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS -__________ _______ RELEASE A3OUT ME THE v oq V .. LILY ; • 4W ARTtST t RONe IA! i H I .. a --t - _- byLorryI_ewis I ______ - - ________ - - - r - - - , uNDERTS,NC - j -_____----- C-ONNA C\) ' 'TI-I' E'IG I '7 HEEF, / lRE.' / I I -p! ,ø ( GODiVA j :' \ I by Bob Montana 4RCHIE ThE lSTUCTO rIGE) WHAT kThO FRANK AND ERNEST commonlyinyoungadults. - - - lagnosis is made by various [, --- :KQJ Boll' vulnerable • DImES 2• Pal, i Iass I'as; v dIsCasC usuall> come from a — - - club lead which c,bsiouslv was a smnleton In fici he liked ser> little about his contract but it hearts on the cond htart lead ins lied guest.s called to sz> that , ) can u*ua s I..lfr 1 __ Herald, P.O. Box 1S51, Radio c t-t . _____ ,. by T K Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS DOONESBURY -- . - rn / I PA" - -' il'4t. ______ -- tiU)?I ' / . ( "5- / lit £NO,4tCa4EYiWff, - I, i _____________________ au -.__. F' 4tbit'! ' - -I t1 ".d*z '"'.- 1! uear ?QO& EicIose siempid sell •ddressd envelop, please - I V - r - . 1 bdy leaf Place meat in 4 or 6 quart crockpot Sprinkle ___ f__________________________________ I_ LL__ . _ - _-_- -. _____________________ _____________ 1 Colcannon Soup patterned after the famous Irish dish is a great way to celeix-ate St. Patricia Day. I 1 'ilL I _________ ' I - -- lI-___,_.I - L -- _____. - - .--' I j .-.-- a e , ..- - ,ç_i .,- - aaVt1phl crafts sculpture and photograph> The festival will lit belJ 9 a m strete e to foods ml! be offered, tnc'udmg a Frcn& menu b> Mclncr s, The popular children's workbench will agair offer a sane'y he needs the "courage" either to lie or tell the truth Eric Larsen Is chairman of this year's festival, asLited by a rn-member solunteer association '' p OTS SE1 ' , - ' -' _____ - :• - "' '.'-'4 - - ( 'nter ____________ ' \. I4,::. ittend tr outs for a special one- lr>outs are scheduled for -tY .. j -- at the Greater Sanford •.4f - 'flit Suifotd Pilot boxes of rand> .• Club uue again wdcowe to lowli 'IJ eggs are (from left I Rosamood Chapman, Sut. Stese nson Leither Fowler and Marge Jernigan _____________________ woman and not being undul> affected b those around them The majocit> of women in Prof liagestad S middle class group were taki".g courses and 1ile I'nmigrants in tiiiw" as the> face the 1slienmoresandsaluesot Uinewgeneration They seldom base their children to help them adapt to the new world, to cushion the shock tracking keeps women more flexible and stands them In good stead when the reac their late 's 40s and GOs iLO\'VE The Universal Women relish tue release from certaiii (h "to-day demands teports Prof. Hagestad Children, once the source of continual demands for these women, became at this support and reared 'o insest all of their 1 male model which attempts to squeeze most 0! human fulfillment into the first two DIAL 322 1822 d w mati told Prof Ilagestad 'The bargain basemcntstruggle isover "Others in the tastes and interests of the nrxt generation Hagestad calls a double track family ,ir.d career They do receise the double in "My Fair Lady " "Why can't a man be more like a woman' _________ Researchers base often forgotten about p% j Lu r 4$fi ' I. 1-1L I,the SAY wITr the empt) nest s>ndrome, or do the> welcome feeling of being free as a bird' Prof (unhild liagestad of the tJni ersity of chicago'sI)eartmentofBeha5iora1Sclence5 çJ4'j1 "-1 -will benefit Pilot Club S'holarship fund The eggs will be on sale at Flagship Pank ______________________________________________________________________________________ ______________ source of interaction. Men in their 40s, rA that delightful creature, Ima Egge - don't let that achiesement interfere with >our P$C of autonom) at this time of life. They -- - - 5o, leave home - - Abandonea MoTher Mytn Is Snattereo •hli a ____ In Hisfo -= Boys and girls oser t.he age 10, and men and wwHen in the ,- " I - b - I' 1t 1 _____ _____ %tamped (20c) enVelope bo>friend have to get drunk . by GarryTr — 1.--:- 4 Everyone hasa problem Wh?.i What could we say' & we had all these extra people in whom when )ou're stuck, )ou're stuck. 9ihen Ins lied guests aik -_,, F or information on preventing colds send 50 cents for The Health Letter, number - _ 1--- .w' ____ Theytook up thespace and ate _. ____ _____ * ________ _____ ___________ and bay leaf. Keep warni for serving. Makes 6 to 8 i and Ihad a New Year's cocktai' I buffet part) at home to which g I inditidualsithin -' - __________________ . 'I Ntw \ork reader who East should has e beatc the (Do you have a question for the exports? Wr,Ui Ask newspaper The Jacobys will lie led a low heart at trick ________ ___________________________________ .f. - - from the cocoon W ___________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________ IHML'? 3 hedt Add onion and cook until tender Add chicken V By ABIGAIL VAN BIJREN 11, . ____________________________________________ - r_-' desIred L molasses r delicious St. Patrick's Day meal that's a change tender, jths nine of trumps pulled West's seven spot and South " cI,nmed his cOntraCt JflgGI MRN / L - roommates but that data was BIRTH DEFECTS ARE FOREVcRS - .• labor; tests You 1,ar1t as oid s igorou.s physical 'mc by Bob Thoves ____________ lie PlaY,(d dummy s ace of AST :' .' _____ container, cover and prccess until smooth. Return and cabbage evenly around and over meat. CornA great, creamy soup, modeled on the (Inous pm c to pan. Pare remaining 2 potatoes and dice. lime remaining ingredients and pour over meat and Irish dish called Colcannon, can be ser ed with Beef Add to kettle along with remaining Ingredients egetables Co er and simmer at low for 6 to 8 hours 16 led third heart and rutted dummy Both opponents followed and i'ith w a litik 'ight at *Q9852 yQ9854 51,-I O LIII. IuL tious mononucleosis is 'wesious ex"swe' *& sometimes aled the kissing or not mun ___ ' " ' ntt"r thian 'issin _____ ____ recovering from infectious manonucleosts. Theyhave twin girls, age 2. Apparently they can't get the (liseaM. at that ____ 'W'II if A .. - ' -. . --.. - '-'----4 I,.. ,'--'ic I sliced, and parsley Co',er and simmer 30 minutes get infectiow' mononucleosis the> hau. been kis.sing This is - ' is e as e know in places like around the axe rare cases of infectioas house or on the dLhes What mononucleosis in children with bYAl verme'r IS Ot'JLY TI-IE START NEED A SADDLE ' Ii- Irt**_Islce5rnakesaboUtI u 'ti set Zteas onssall well with remaining butter mixture Bake, it covered in a preheated 400-degree oven until hot pwnancntl) immune to in ,n'" A'CJD1D r.#u fd IIL.I.l - - IS V73 k - ' ____ _____ 1-Inch pieces 2 mcdl urn onions, quartered parsley sprigs cook potatoes in boiling salted water until just 1 cup light cream '-:;'-,c. "OflT)I iI)i *' ______ 3 tablespoans quick-cooking tapioca YOUR BIRTHDAY March 17, 1976 cautious in shopping or n.egajn1ng toda) You're not as - ii Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. 'vji I _____ _____ I portions I - __________ - - V \'fø4EN WE ALL MAD LUNCH / HOW 44_45 - - • I'ISVES iI'eb 20-March 20 embellish fuss w.th detail! Its a luxur) , IS S in ___________________- ______________________ ______________________ rMEPuMO i MEAOTI.1ATBETT'?) '' wE,NO.OER : ( MAy'S HOP3000 MADE UP (i DtDN" BELIEVE ,V!) A OCULOUS Ru.iOQ WAS LEAViNG STAP'J TSM3PNG -- l t rupted r /.,., I *T., 'TI ___ __________ MOKN1N' SE \ , AAKE III. T.)D &JS'i'! '' ' - -. t,o _______ Put the potatoes and corned beef together in a son of Erin knows, Is a vegetable combination of Iflashed potatoes and cabbage. This idea is emA tangy corned beef and cabbage stew served simple but appetizing combination that's a welcome bodied in Colcannon Soup. The soup's base is with Irish soda bread to "sop up" the savory juices irish treat chicken broth smoothed with cooked potatoes in an will certainly keep those Irish eyes a smilin electil" blender, and enrched with light cream MmaK1rkup's Traditionall), corned beef arxl cabbage is not akeUlaggert) Coarsel) chopped cabbage and diced potatoes are sered as a stew, but a crockpot will turn the c00 in 8%0Cy broth for hearty texture and standard fare into a family treat. Simply combine 1 ound otat authentic flaor Tahasco pepper sauce lends a lift the stew ingredients in the morning and when the 6 tabiN tter - dlrn'r h'1I himes ,ith'r n'ir !c+vlc and lqs'rs toththIueUow'ou1atrea1ly:nakesthedish ................ .c., s ___'' ?tablespoons butter I I ahiespoon orcccle shire E)i', k ist or margarint 40 ASRIN ANt) BLONDIE _____ ____ -. - -1 - r5-r - a C,tPRhlORN (1'. person to comeback tomorrow. day when U Cfl it s in 19) Today you're apt to be taken O. depend onl) Ofl by the frosting on the cake. CANtER 1 June 21-Jul) 22) l)elegating jobs probabi) will Pride may prompt ou to not work out AQUARIUS iJ4in 2OFcb #, promise something be)ond your ability to deliver today. Define clearly the price and Being realistic will sase em desired results of ans service 'tc' RIng for outof pocket barrcc,i,øn' LnI"r ) - e WOMEN :; ; "... i VER T SE 1 I - byStolid_&Hcimdohl BUGS BUN1Y - - —"______________ -3O - -- - 25 #4C' TINPL.1TE THE - ' r 23 24 7" 21 20 ____ 19 -_--_-_-_ Puzzle l 48PorIPeasI(ab) I3Shorlen __ __________ - IA / I —tA/ - z -: ,- I '), "_ -.e.q - SHIRLEY MILL E TI I.l.1:: Casselberry WinterSprings rne Sprnqs _-_L DCNOOa - - - - -- ______________________________________________ �U bA— Evening Herakt, Sanford, FL — ______________________ TEL E t'ISIO N L-------—-------.— IS TIt _________ Tuesday Evening 600 2 4 6 9 NEWS (a AS MAN BEHAVES €0 DIMEN9IONS IN CII. TURE €0 MYFAvRlTEflAN 630 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBSNEWS (a MAKING IT COUNT 9 ABC NEWS pOceods to rake We at the mnghws rThserate. (I) 17 per of fl to ' ° 'MttSes OfMarkTwn FICdICMWCh nHAIO 1$4 OwaPcaa Sketch of Armincas weal hu830 4 6000 TIMES Fborid1i fears James remedy for gxotocllng his Iany Prom therash O CIfliOS tn the nesgtxJthood ouutddo mere harmthangood on he bs a Satday ruaht crwj• 9 LAVERNEANOSHIRLEY Lenny seas Shirley with Sqaggyatxt.aongwtho(9 lttT)s to some wrong con €0 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BEWITCHED 6 CONCENTRATiON £' 9 WILD."" W)1D M)RLD OF ANIMALS IZ' ROBERT YOUNG. FAMIL\' DOCTOR W STAe1 TREtc 7.30 - , farNy Elayno Heh4, Joh Rut Gary Frankcostar, ) 700 CLUB 1100 2) (4 6 9 t2 NEWS 1130 t2 C4) 16) C9 (12) ELECTiON COyERAGE tlI,no, 857 2 12 M3CNEWSUPOATE 900 2 12 ROLICE Sql. Anderson (Ar.gie 4 MATCHGAME 6 6000 s 9 KOSOARE 800 2 12' MOVIN' ON John RublflStOifl (son ot Artur R*iste*n)gusstsagatoi,ing Peg p'arst MK hisinSonnyajwst togosigfr*seesng,wsJi,j, ,,. mbmngsUSPe Od Of kidning. (A) 4 IT'S ARBOR DAY. CHARLIE BROWN: An aed speoal bod cntne . ... mvacu auatoc, t,y Charles M SChu(L Piot rosolves around Salty's lark Cf kno4Nj, ci the of Ajty, Day and the Peanuts gang setting Out to rçht the tatn by joining a so1 r.ng a fashion mcxiel in a tngecio ttI IS Ihij Obcd Of a takeover by an unt1oryir1d Syndicate (A) 4 6 MAS'H f0motesapoofamonghosp. 9 A LITTLE BiT OF IRISH Bing sby special. 930 i' ONE DAY AlA TIME,4 'id 'Richarci Masts) got a dose of reasst;, wxi ..sa)ver lhOrO'3moreofathyp he expected when he the g'ls's P1Y. 1000 2' 12 CITY OF ANGELS Hod by to woathy sisters 10 solvo an eight sear old homdo. Axrrrster (Wayne Rogers) OflUfltOrs S1) O gazed oos4on 4 (6' SWITCH Wayne NowlonquestsasaL,as Vegas serstarwompete(J,4 (Robert Waww, EcboNberl) 'e tWOd to XOtOCt ttt'iefl te oems be the ta-etCf a (a MAHAHTMANWJY 11:45 9 TUESDAY MYSTERY: "n' House and the Oran' Hurd H.itfioid. Gretchen Carbe star. Tale of a man wtth Satanic pors wt'ao coiofs the Ida and destwiy of a young man (A) 1200 2 .12' TON1GI{T 4 6 CBSMOV1E:'Bewao the ('ob." RObert W&k4W, k. GOctoy Carnbndge. A SfllalI Pece °' froen 'ob" home by a gOofOgist esCapes from its deep froeza IInd 9005 On a sWd ranpago Cf fO.S. lation 1C72(R) (a ULlÄS. YOGA AND YOU 115 9 DULY sC'ir) 1:30 2 12 TOMORROW 200 4 LATE NEWS 2:15 ' PASTORS STUIW 230 2 DAiLY DEVOTiONAL Wednesday FAMID 230 2' '12. THE DOCTORS: ) ' (Mon only) fl'i DOCTORS:9Oespec,i °' ' Bofhni (Gerald Cdon),w$mowtllperfofl'naldo & death opera!n, and trw, remarriage of of the rnacx ch&icters. 4': 6 THE GLflDINGLIGHT 9 THE IJEIGF60pS €0 (En. only) SENIOR SCENE 300 .2.i 12: ANOTHER RLD. toi Pay y 230pm ('4' (6') ALL tN THE FAMILY (R) 9? CE!ERAL fK)SPITAL. €0 (Man.)A BIT WITH KNIT (Wed) MDMAN ALIVE €0 tOThin.)THE MOTHERS IN LAW (En only) FORMOY'S ANTIQUE FURMT1JRE WORKSHOp 33(7 4 6 MATCH GAME (1 (Tues - T2 i CAR RASCOLENDAS 9? ONELIFETOLIVE €0 (Mon.,Tuos. Wed., T)u) LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (A) (FrI)CONStfr,4Efl5Jjç%Jy KIT (R) €1) ROCKYANOFflIENDS. UNDERDoG WWIIN(J NAEH- ICA fine film." 8-00 4 6) CAPTAIN KANGAROO 900 The Boob Tube SWept A ,AA.J _____________________ 'lusHOWTOSUCCEEDWITH 2S THEOPPOSITESEX 'ay I 7 i 0(111 mJ I FREE SWAP SHOP DFLtA MARKET EVERY SUNDAY SAM,.) PM CALL 3221226 _________________ 2' 0E5t'10''I '6') MIKE OOUGLASSHOW 9' MOV1E:(Mon.)Manintho MIddle." Robert Mitchum. 19 (Tue) 811)1 the Kd" Robert Taylor, Brian (rdo, 1941, (Wed) Franco n "The Back NrnEaLjjNn SSRY Ct" Sca Ltxon ynn (B&W) 1950. (llxis.) "Aq'it to Tangiors." Joan Forlaine, Jack i9J. (111.) "COti-ago PLUS "THE CHINESE PROFESSIONALS" Adults $1.50, Teens 12-14 $1, Kiddies 75c Tat £ Th,.. c.. u.,i, A.1.,Ie. .J, ruui i,i .,,,, Lai" EIizeth Taylor, Frarlc Morgan. 1946 ... , €0 SCHOOL PROGRAM.' MING 1000 2 12 CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAXES 4) KUTANA '6) PRiCE IS RIGHT _____ 400 21 IRONSIDE C4'I GIWGAN'S ISLAND (( U €0 MISTER ROGERS' NElGHBoRH(y() 9' EDGE OF NIGHT FAMILY 430 4) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW '61 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 9 THE FBI (A) €0 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (8&W) 2) ADAM 12 1i LA,SSlc 530 2' 12 NEWS (a €0 ELECTRIC coM. PAN? 9 BEVERLy HILLBILLIES D THE LONE FW'JGER .. 12'i ;t2) HIGH AOU.ERS 4) PRICE IS RIGHT €0 700 CLUB 1,00 :2 12 'MEEL OF FOR. _____ I souis I' '111 a n t 10 D 0 8y non moMAs Associated Press Writer )G(AP)_WheflheWasin England toconduct the London Symphony Orchestra, a reporter asketi Danny Kaye why didn't he make some thore comedy fiLms. His reply: "Because movies are not like they used to be, times are not like they used to be, and most of al,Ia notllkelusedtobe I, For the same reason he rejected the notion of a return to the London Palladium, where his postwar appearances made him something of a national hero. "SUrC, I COuld bobiy go bock there and do the same rouUn md get a line reaction," t"e said. "But it wouldn't be the same. There was something about that era that made it just right, and I would never be able to recapture what happened 2025 years ago. It would be walking backwards. PART TIME SantorcjFlorulajfllt ________________ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll ed,. Free, 644 7077 fOr 'We Care" "Hotline," Adults or Teens. - I - REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES Cpi'rienced& Ne'.i LiCenSed 'sanfort;: SiIes Leader" Tender, loving care for elderly, man _______________________ STENSTROM REALTY or lady, in my home. Excdtenl I REALTOR 322 7io " '" Dedyouknowthat JohnnyW&Iktris MANAGERTRINEE FEEPAID. with Conservative some wdnghomeremodeUng? s management background. Fan ad in Business Directory tastic potential. AAA Em Home Improvement. ploymenl, 201 Commercial. "Grapefruit Pill" with Oladax plan 3176 than more convenient rapdruit. Eat sat4sfyinc meals Hair Stylist with good following Apply in person. Life Style Beauty and lose weight. FAUSTS DRUGS. SalOn, sio B Oak Ave _____________________ IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM i teat appearing sales persons with I?d YOUR FAMILY' t for local demonstration work I fL A'I0 T earnings and chae for ad Før tam,lies or friends ot roøle voicement. For interview call 159 ar,n,iecs 1730 For further information call 123 4.317 or write lo,d At Anon Family Group t'o 24-Business pOrtuflIties _____________________ Ro 35). S.intord. FM 327?I - St u ci I e S Finally r e Out ____ - J of differ on research teams. And they sort how and If violence An ABC-prepared zumrnaj'y of key findings In the Lkber- inV'showsaffectyoung view. manreportsaysrhowsInw persons are killed and wounded "produce the greatest increase One study, by Dr. Melvin S. IIeUer.achll(lpaychjatrist arid in Dr.SamuelJ. PolskyolTemple agres5ion" byyoungviewers, University, found that SECRETARY Part time Must be good typist while"chaseenesandrerbal MECHANIC Great iob Good money, ".. inclination towards posure to aggressive television violence generate the smallest content did not lead to increase." heightened assaultive behavBut theother study found ich"." demonstrable relationship beIn other words, TV violence tweentheintensityofteleviion didn't prompt kids to whup up aggression and the Intensity of on bystanders or obJects any asressive behavior in children more than was their usual cus- following their viewing of teletorn, 510n programs." Tne other studs. by lierber. man Research, Inc., says "UnAfter wading through these der certain conditions and de- trio studiesand almost nodding pending on the t)pes of violence oil in the ps'ocess, I noticed Ue portrayed, exposure to lierberman troope used a nifty televised violence is capable of device that should be modified producing increased inclination and given parents concerned ______ towards ninirncinn I 4iiL --"- dren." But the words "is capable of" and "increased inclination towards nggression" arc a bit waffling, They don't actually say if TV violence does or ----- TV -' - II ACRE grove, S2.'OO per acre H AL COLBERT AAMROn COVE APTS 35—Mobile Home Lots - Wekiva Landing Resort on the river Beautiful oak shaded lots, Fish, swim, boat rentals and free nioorage. Adults. 372 70. 37-Busin2ss Property JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY Cf Peg Rra, Estate Broker JOHN XRIDER:ASSOC Ci,rnl'i.'.d rl,.ril.v I _l.':, '' a'.: 7 UP furnished aparimeol, nice yard. Children and oils OK. $30 month 2,mllesnorthof134on 17. ' ' 701 Sunset Drive, next to William's Accounting & Tax Service. Open Sunday, 9 to S. 32—Houses UnfUrnished BROKERS 133.500. SHADED—? Acrebc.me:ite, Choice LI --- I" , i 4d l'lC DESI 323.5774 Anytime Multiple Listing Service l7 S FRENC'i tl'IWY 17 92) tiedroom, A low cOSt JIM HUNT REALTY JOHNNY WALKER 3722111 ?5?IParb r Alter Hours' Realtor 377 06.45 377 3991 377 975.1 3726457 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Classified Acit didn't work there w'ouiiin I pe any _____________________ notsibilitles S49.3. Ft SN from your own boat dock. Lakefront. 3 Bedroom. 1' baths, 2 Florida rooms, central heat and or. A beauty 132.500. TIME for swimming'— Pool home, 3 Bedroom. 1½ baths. large family room Reduced to $29,900. )UPITRY LIVING at ts best-- 1.7 acre lot w'tfl 000utifUI doiAle wide mobile home, 3 Bedroom, 2 baths; girden pf'ot all 'prepared. Only Large lot for qardç'n 130 000 1010 WITT REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker, 321 06I0 If., rarnurn 3fl271 3220779 3737195 Clean 3 bedroom, I', bath, avoce'tdc StOyC & refrsgerator, blue carpet. (f'ntral heat & ar. P,iytc'.n )2 1)01 527.400. JILT by craftsmen— Lovely Old 7 Story. '. urnithed or nfurnhsh,'d COOxS Needed 4mmedi.?et AUTOBODY.i..A,i Go to work now TV TECHNICIAN Excellent potential, Immediate, opening. WE SELL SUCCESS Did you inow that your Club or organization can appear in this listing each I 11141 STORE— Business and real estate, 125.000 or will sell one for 113.500, inventory and fixture's ifl( luded. Stemper Realty Central FlOrida't tULTIPLE LISTING REAL ICR 372 4991 1919 S French 377 1196,377 19*1 172 1939, 327 I1M - Stemper Really Patio Apartment Large 1 322-2090 I reading Bdrm. I Drapes •Carpetsng Srp. Dining Rooms I POOL BILLIARD ROOM OVlEOO- S Bedroom,? story older P', me. screened pont. even a t.',srr,'tnt Over '2 acre wooded 0 5.42.500. WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD 3 Bdroom, 2 bath home, shady yard, air con clitioned 118,230 MAKE OFFER - Forrest Greene, Inc. 5)06833 NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED Highway 1742, Sanford J kar1Id 'n'o 5le,, mnagement do this 6d. I doni (,lre & 2 SQn Lake, Free Boating F'r7trUOflhlty P,'a.r.sgr(1 'ntevested in PrOmotlg yot,jr'.i'It UL TiF'LE LISTING PEAL TOP 05 1r#'cmrp, 'I77a991 Eve 372 1196,323 1164, 322 19*4.333.1959 wVtiiagc STUDIO 1.2, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUsES SANFORD non'r rackr?, 3736.333 TAFFER REALTY rr:m flar.ch H: 323-8670 or 831.9777 PLALTOQS' REALTORS lieu Weal Estate Broker 3776655 1100 E 751h St V.F.W. Welcome. . . to Life in 9djPwiP4c of Loch Arbor BINGO Every Sunday 's The Heller-Polsky study of to the TV set and put in an area nmp,iny paid trasrijng School I 'IV violence and kids '°' ou 1mw easily the atjv* the away from the reach of the ri be obtained study also covered adolescents kids, n,'at In .._.I.._.___, . prUIIU )JJg BOUILS — Involved a And It a narent ratrhe thA I • .. niiy inc. .'Ih!c' ti) start much smaller sample of chil- kids watching 'mm, oiatrly ano retirement evi; I 'roqr dren, 50 in all, ranging In age on TV, the parent could give the Man,j,,,'rn, nt tir'nc'f lt in( Iudc c ,ir from 10 to 15. EPPa brisk whack. The device aIlowan,, ovrrer,?fl, bonus a':l All were what this study would then switch off the set for nit ntiv' .lwards called "emotionally vulnerable xi week an set off a mdc noise' II th, 5 iht opportunity you h,j,,,' t en looking for, nd if you tti,oi children," meaning that in the- at network headquarters. "J ,sti,, sr, MR DAlI I. EI$Ah ory they're the tiiot susceptible That niiglit accomplish much ,,t U' SllERA1Op SANFORD 114P1 j lui'sday, March 16 tel I of kids to the varied forms of more than two more studies on sin 6 •'ntl 7 p rn or 'iVr'dnesit,i violence seen in television I the effect of television violence ',t,r* H Il, I'Ct*t sn 9 Ii ,s ti I programs. on young viewers, - :.,. eneva 1505 W. 25th St. , r i ntr r c' t r ci ftnrnnf,nq yourself into a financing owner, I BR. 2 baths, Hidden ake No qualifying, small down, l',tml' payments. 323 1651 FROM 125 ,, - I..'-- I FHA Ivailable 527,000 3210041 Apts-Furn. or Unfurn, for only 1.) pr This is n ide,I way to Inform thc public 0? your club activities .eek week? OPPORTUNITY FOR 2 tti* muth s'ciutation among young viewers, inclination toward aggression," ou h6vr The Lieberrnan study What the)' should do is put an COMMON covered nearly 10,000 kids, aged Electronic Pounding Platform HORSE SENSE 7 to 14, who liced in New York, ineveryhornecontuinlngyoung i'•SlCllthewiI5flQfw%%towo,k New Jersey and Connecticut. viewers. It should be hoohed up wti,t I want After attending 3 baths. Owner moving ovt Ot itate. A LOT FOR A L$TTLF ,n tp 3 Ii I t .ith home OIl 0 I',' fc iuct $16,000 PLIIPEES L,vr'bctten in tIns 2 ts<I?oom, I tiath home All con fi'i'flL s s's.,' t.iy. V,'.ik lo iio5pttt, shopping, lakefront anet (tiurChi s 519.900 LOTS AND ACREAGE - ...... tn, UTH PINECREST— 3 Bedroom, '.' Modern Facilities AltO, E. Kitchens Located W'st of Hwy. lit? At 1120 Florida Ave - bedroOm, 2 batti home, dOtbtc tot $21,500. "SERVICE BEYOND THE CC Pd T RAC 1" MONTH land? Bedroorn br t'j Baths tLL ADULTS-EASY LIVING QUIETAND SERENE - I central heat and air, attic fan, tireplace. new floor coverings, Kish Real Estate ardens '" 1:30PM, V.F.W. LOG CABIN ON THE LAKEFRONT . Real Estate 3227643 fIr, A phone CCIICCVId start you on a newj #tcj irut,fao,e career, Call 162 I ____________ 37ft R.i'uiar 1" Vah,e CLIFF JORDAPI,REALTOR $31 $272 I LI 1.1 _____ — Al MIller Bu5ine ' -4 "Malt" Matthew Meet ing Custom Built Homes With Many Plans To Choose From —k A 9A1i ,,?0U$/'eFR1EDCuICKEN & SAl'. i'lL tO:j' M ranch Aye. (Hi'wey 17 Cl) HOMES OF DISTINCTION .' ,..sA j I a Large Wooded Lots SPayed Streets •Sewcrs Street Lights SidewaIks !IIIIIL1 -. Glen Campbell Gene Autry Chet Atkins Lester F'latt Roy Clark Buck Owens Earl Scrggs Tomorrow: - National Monuments rr5tt,rf ' _________ All Shifts available Apply 'n YrYn, 9 to I? or 7 ' & •, 'lii' r , flfl S.' tt'o 'c U'q.f,,i'rant 7363 Frrt _______________ __________ Av, Mid, lull linS, to Mirl have cMn transportation 1305 V, ?j'h 5t , S,inlo, P4 14i'wi(' -------------- (hen, well kept lawn, double qanage. priced to tell, only 523.900. ,Iup _____ - .,M '(IL, 9 .,i p p. h'r,cecJ below FI4A appraisal, im vniculale 3 bedroom, (Nit in kit 2n MOndiy... 7000 PotDtOeS and ..................................... R, lit l p'rjoo or couple Club Ho'g-. 3 rn tc L. i. 'i'npan'on anu h0054*kr(prr lnhTruCTIonl: Plld$en words below Daily c'Ot(1 We appear forward, backI 'ii ny w'irn,sn Ph 0000 ALL DAY ward, up, dowi or diagonally, Find each and Binge Tp.5,, 0)0 box it in. V g 'r.., -.I I rIi,er coay Rrnojci Skeeter Davis o,s rator', waiters, wAlly(j5..e;.ni if your club or organIzj misc restaurant worknrs would like to be t4*'w Roy Acuff Johnny Cash , PAtty OvAt I V f',,'.5 thIs Ii$i, call: ins1uded in , Idyliwildo Homes By THE HERALD CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 3722611 Stenstrom Realty . ,,'q,,..,i, ,, Uteri Furniture - Ice cream Parlor Set, 1.45. Color TV, $13. Bed, double, $45; Hollywood single bed, $2.3; lIke round chrome dinette, I swivel chairs, IbiS: 3 Drawer Chest, 1)5. Also bargains on new furniture. Dinette, $79: Herculon Recliner, 169. Maple table. I chairS, $115. Also Antiques KULP DECORATORS, 409W. 15? St .377 23 1.5 , ujiStanS lamily room, double H niral heal air, all electric kit thin Patso ,nc1 pool. LOADED fit, tO till It 161.400 BARGAIN' 6 Bedrooms. i laths. C loti tO town, lully 'guippI klf(hen, double garage ,sflcl Iwo large porches. Currently has room,nq house Ii(cnti. All for WHAt A UNIQUE TWO BEDROOM, I bath 1,nmr in Country Club Manor, uSe ' itrA rooms. dining room. t.ni'ly room, etc screened porch .u'ict ,rfltPii r BPP warranted h'img' 517,300 REALTORS Mi . ONSTRUTKJN 211 W. 25th Sanford, Fla. Call for Appointment 322-3103 ADDITIONS— REMODELING - * "Get 'Fm While * * They're Hot" * _ — - . 53.—T\( Radio-Stereo _________ _____________-lot T,V's from 1.30; 84W. frum 115. Service all makes HERBS' TV 1200 S French, 323 173.4 _____________________________ 3 BR home with tamily room, screened porch. large tot, assume $150 payments 373 1)11 Homes Stereo, Sansui tuner imp., Tenc tape deck, pioneer n,.*.rt niu acti'tsontes. 373-r ---------------7769. MannOvos rotor entertaintri oft r, 5)95 L ,irau it 0,00 tat i,' ',%?h 6 rhairc 1193 Ph )2 575? - Sanford, 773 5200 ___________ 55—Boats & Accessories CAR tOE— double wide,) Bedroom. 2 bath, central air, raised screen room, carport, shirting. payments $104.32. Phone 3770031 or nights alrt 3569. 1969 17'x60', 2 bedroom split plan 1', baths Set up in adutt park 13,000 or best offer. Phone 321 0395 an, time. L,;rsoo t1 rplass toa' and nard riutboJrd OMC railer, II s'nqinr full r,uN'r i',t C P.' an..'' C,,ll .,t',' c1, 9-Musical Merchandise Dm01 Oron Sales & Sery We buy used pianos 1. trade Lessors P'300. organ. Qu,Iar. accordlan, p' & group Ball's Piano 1, Organ SaleS. 30) W Itt 377 7753 "-----__-_- Very desirable building lot in Lehigh Acres, Fla For information write to ApI 601. Geneva Gardens, 1603 Peg Real Estate Broker 103W Itt St '12)6061 or 333 0511 i've's 5 Pink 3 13' Ørim, 519,50) 1)79 Elliott 3 Bedroom, 171.100 16 FI,'iminga 3 134 drooni, 527,900 Aln rrpnss('ssic'is from $100 down (Iii aper than rent (RANK CONSTRUCTION & PEALTY,PEALTORS 5)0 6061 mint condition, 1430 3331631 — .... 68—Wanted to Buy -- ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top price's, used, any condition. 6.44 $176, Winter Park SO—Miscellaneous for Sale s x;") LIT U A in C ivia , ' Almost New. $100. to 1.30 or alter 4. FREE' GIFT WRAPPING All Baby Gowns. PAYTOI'4'5 CHILOR ElI'S WEAR 7610 Hiawatha Ph 373 1)01 ROfiiri. (,otter% 7'? yrs Enult' Sd-rU, Co $31 934) Eap I crive &.,' 3)) 7',10 tinted window's, whitewall tires & wheel covers, suspension 1972 Pint Runabout, tow miles, n'tIres and battery, $1,500 Pbom'i 3.49 5336 evenings. DAVES' 37) 9370 i..,., .,t.,I .,11r. l,,rn,tLlrp NOLL'S Any --u.,rttmty II c( 530 1706 '.i's"lterry i",'. 1971 Pinto, I speed, low' mites, cx (ellen? condiTion, 11,100. 323106.4 a'ter p.m. 10—Swap & Trade 1970 MUSTANG bCylifldcr—i Speed SWAPSHOP FLEAMARKET Phone 3?i 6060 Anyone can be a seller or a buyer No Charge All admitted tree 1974 VW ThIng, avocado green. AM Come trowsa eery SundSy 9 to 3 FM rwi'o, only 16.000 miles, very at the Mco,i,i.'and Ori.. In clean. $7,693. Phone 333.65I Theatre'. SOUth 1797 Phone 372 (Dealeri. 1716 ''. .. —. .1 Willi ams Accounting Incjorii Tax Returns I Radio & TV F is' DRIVE IN Tv SERVICE Service ?C) L.e Oak Ul1 C.isselbi'rry Phone 831 9641 I.? 9? ifld'ç'i.j,li ULS flets jt Five Points Phoruc 372 7613 Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON I form'rly Hiirriett 5 Beautp P.1OOkl 519E Fr5' 37) 5112 %.*1SIUSISi7 - Small and off lob specialist First class wivktoanship No iø too small Call Iii 31$ STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Classified Ads didn't work there woi.ildri I p. an, Doll Repair -- China Glass, Metal Doll Repairing Call Nettie at 377 6977 '-i.c_-- Roothig PERSONAL TAX SERVICE AND BOOKKEEPING Individual & Business Tax Returns 2 East Road. H*y I? 92 fSCC entrance. Five Points) 3337199. _______________________________ Land uerina Roolog Ard C.r'e"",' Prp..ir Fr,eetstn,4l5 Call 37) 6769 E'p'ect root repairs, fIat roofs or th.noles All work guaranteed ROOFING. BROCIDEN (STEPSON LAND CLEARING A,, i r ;',4,&? - B...ildOZing, Excavating Ditch work Fill 0(1. '00 '" fl'2 Landscaping & ____________________________ Lawn Care ¶p57VjJ'A. iY ';.r...' 'rrr " '" "I " " '' _____________________ I(S) LI'S Alteration Shop Order fur Easter. Taloring, dresses. hats and matching aqs 322 7419 ui - F. . r ,/,, - ' ' -. !rent Exterminating Co —Complete Pest Control and Termiting Free ln%pecic.ti All Pet? Control, 10 oct Oscoon' 37) 7956 .' . . . PET PEST 11414 Bn.irci,nu&Grcom.n Pn 323 .237 Interior, Exterior Plastering, Plaster Pattsinq & Simu'ated brik & Stone spe ,il'-p 372 27*0 Photography ... ..4 ... .." . - ,,,- - " .. I, • ,t ç' the businss of building your busines the use Classified Ads often ...' - rj' Z ' I) v5 ,,' " ''t' - .. ',..,' '• .1 . ,, - , _'s_ i_i:' .t_s i' j' 'p1'.'. .4....'... r'"IL" ... " t.i'.... :j.... ., - . 5'L.11L - _, rj .' '. ., ... .... f ;_l,, q,, '! ,4J'th ,•,_ i.i.. t 7t - C ' , -.','l7t,.'- ,,'. --i' 1HJ 's_ 'I' ,,, ., 11..-' i.. is!,.-" L '(t , :'-'"2" '. :';. 11 ' '< y.5. ., '4' you 're in -' tt,. S -, ." ''. ': i 5' .., ' ---- 11,. ' '. , , . ' ' .' ' •' , . ,'.i.'' ,.. ., di - ci' S',i",r, (o o,,n,. &'.'('\ rs',i',,r,: 1) on that 5,sIurjy Paneling, dOorS. wodows PilingS. Concrete work, etc By the hour, or by the lOb 377 9)65 '' ________________ ____________________________ WELLSOPILLED. p'j,'P, SPRINKLER S'VSTE','', P!umbing Pressure Cleaning -- - the Cfassitied Ads e'"- di, - ,'_',, " 2 i'.' ' '' 'x" J" ' rj', , : £ ...'s '- -,.i• ' is , tA . " ': ''i ' •;, '.;,' - . .,, 's'.(- .,.' '11 - :, ' " '':i : -' SL,PPLY CO 172 51)? :0! W 2nd 31 .-- , ,---. Spec'als! '' Pressure spray wath HouseS, Trurlis Mobil f'4orties. R,,f5 377 7I'9 (ite'io' Clcan.r'q shop v'tt" 1 ' Allt,pesanosize's (15L1 PLUMBING CO 322 0959 Se.'.,'rs Eh'r' leaor,j Rs'pi rs 71 lIt Sec. Free Estimate, Call SEARS Sanford. 3221771. - "'.'a" '.,c We repar med serv'c" STNE MACHINE & -- lnstallcarpet andvinyl, wall'owall 3 '4 P Well Drilling -- :.lrprnlry, Concrete. steel. Remodeling. Rocf.ng. Free EstimateS No lob too large or small Call Red or Joon. 323 5001. k - t'p ,,. JOHN I CLARA HALL'S UPHOLSTERY now open at $0? Sar,ford Avp. Specialists in tftng. restoring. & repairang Also w*ng machine repairs Ph 3?? 9771 Free esI,,nate 37) 6011 To '' •m•, Carpentry. Remodeling, Adclitiis, Custom Work Lcer'erj, Bonded - ' ' , Upholstering 7E 5IOR,NL, il MARt SELLING IT f'AKES CASH PLA(( A CL A35i F 1(0 AD hOW Call 377 7611 cx $31 9993 .,.,,s .'t..../ 2 '. t,4 1'' tp .fi'"...i'. 1 .. ( I Eupert automatic transm'sp Overhauling Allwork guaranteed Free diagnosis Factory Tram smission SyStem, 402 E Celery 3739113 If . 5 (ton Pet Care :."i" _.is...)i. . 'i4,' .• 't' S , , 'I ,, ,..' " • 322-6457 ,t. " ,. . , 'FCJ' 1,,p' Trtiiiiitiluions jrjt,'rti PEST CONTROL 25.6? r',,ri r ye ' - z ..' •".._ v,r" . . . - _____________________ 377*165 'low offers yc*j he same quality workmanship n your remodeling and adCil'ont requirements as is -ni P avamlae! general con - .r ' Alterations Dressmak'ng. ladies', men's, children's Drapes, Quilts, landscaping plants and *i' do Upholster'ng Donna Canada. complete iandscapnQ ServiCe 3 322 0707 —1 7716 or 64.1 1246 Pest Control -, -ç I-....... .' ..,. .. s -'. - Sewing 5 Snyder Nursery & Land scaping We are overstocked in Home Improvements ,.I y,p ,,A'- . '.,. ,, . -- Mzke your Budget go further. $2 Sq. Yard Sanford Auction 1975 Dodge Van, automatic, air, PS. 431Her6 _______________________________ Income Tax Serv. I can coer ,Our hCmi' wth Oium Sir u Garage uoor for sale. 7' hgh, 9' wide, metal roll up type. 323 0907.9 id 17 97 & 471, Longwcxcl 373 SSlOor $31 1603 JUST A PHOtlE CALL AWAY Johnny Walker Assorted Colors Chico & The Man — We Buy Furniture J New Vinyl Flooring 191?) Cadic Sedan OVllle. owner, loaded. Firat 51,100 take's it. Call Harold. 373 7920. - - W. 25th St., Sanford, 1 or 7 lots, located on E Crystal View Loch Arbor. 377 3*1.1 bet ween 6 & 9 p.m By Owner L-.f1 1965 Buick Electra. full power, ar, Pt'ont 373 cOOS Aluminum Siding JUST REDUCED- Choice 10 acres, high & dry, ',partly cleared, I, wood.d Near Geneva. Was $73,000, Now 123,500 Excellent terms HAROLD HALL REALTY EALT0R. :113.5,71 Anytime. .. low rnl5, $l.$'0 lfl 0031 PIGS FOR SALE $73 Each ___________ - , EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU _s.1 Seminole & VoluS'a Counties, Acreage Tracts, small & large TEPR',' REA',.T",', EALTC. 6210111 6'. Acrt's near golf course, Ferne Drive off Markham Woods Rd Trees. P'O' end dry. Horses c k 16.900 per acre. Owner, $62 6695 p'.'3'.'c. r'i.:d:1.' 80-Autos for SaI MG Midget, 1977, mint condition, AM FM, witi wheels, J0st tuned 67—Uvestock•Poultry ........ , r- - 43-Lots-Acreage ,' "1" "L 4- Good Condition Call 3?) 01.5 ,iffir S p rn BUSftESS DIRECTORY '- 11.995 I loor Siripping & Waxing, Residential & Ousness Free ,"stlmatcs BItt Clcan 323 5954 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY " '4 . ', ' \, - A'4Tt0tt r"''"" or used furn,ture, appliances, tonis. etc Buy I or tOOl tnns Larry's Mart. 715 Sanford Ave 372 914? you qu,itifv' M.UNS WORTH REALTY _______ G'rman Shepherd puppies. tul. t 5 00'i'd I Ut 00? r,'gsts'r,,l 7 2 ft -oars, t''ac . tn ,.,t.te " '' , ,ir ng' 373 3821 cyl. Chevrolet engine. All r;. 78—M,torcycles ___________ 0 Lynncnalt. 77' Cabin Cruiser, lepth finder, Cittens Band, toilet, 1 Bedroom Trailer, l0'i33' be empNed NOWI Call warehouse collect, days or evenir.gs. ask for Mr Wilkes 303793 6177. - CASH 322-4132 P0(35014 MARINE 797$ Hwy 1) g 372 596% "-I'.- ZIMMF,R. 12' wide, 2 bedroom. central air, carport, patio COvU. skirting, new carpet, adults only. Payments $3061. Phone 377 0051 Nights 611 5569 Terms available Warehouse mus' iICXUP JUNK CARS FatE Small price for ot"iers Pt,,' (ii,,' U lre Ul,'tr' (arpe' ':411, SI dJ PCI day CARROt i S FURNITURE nt GREGORY MOBILE hO.',IES 3103 Orlando Drive * SWIMMING POOL SALE * Pool distributor must Sell balance of 1973 pools complete w,th sun deck, fence and fitter. 31'xbo overall. 21 for wrecked or look cars. We tw away. 7 days we-el'. Call tfect, Orlando 56$ 2131. Phone 333 1*71 ____ Gifts, Kni's, Christening !7—Jur* Cars Removed 64-Equipment for Rent 'nponent in? GREAT ASSUMPTION ONLY 1619 INSTALLED New hoteS in a rural area No down payment, monthly payments less than rent Government subsidized it to Qu.&lit,d busers Cal to s conditioned Batteries. 112 93 ictiari4(' PILL'S BOUT 'jPlljP, 109 Sanford Ave. __ - •L OCJi,,,.jf bi) Phoor 377 0573 . 1SYR FHAFINAPICIPI(', 2 acres cars for parts, Open 7 ays week. JIB Auto Parts, East hwy 50 Call collect, Ortando 3M 131. ,,', flu PARt 42-Mobile ed mo'ot sold and estalled./ilso . ,.m. AT '99,947flAPIYTIME 76-Auto Parts CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT New and Used Ford. Kubota, Pettibone Sales, Rental. Service II? Magnolia Avenue ALTAMONTE SPRINGS $31 1344 HOOD TRACTOR COMPANY 'quipment goes. 322-3140 after 9 Call Sanford's Sales Leaoer Vehicles 79—Trucks-Trailers Doberman Piri%ChCr AKC pups. .it.'ll.n' nuAtitv and ttmoermen-- - Tori Cafl Mr AndecOn. 3653710. 1971 Chevy 4 Speed CAMPBELL'S PODDLE PAD 373 791) 2'47 Park Avc. - Country (lot', I l,nqt bedrooms, -r 'i' , 1769. s-Pets.SuppIies GE WASHER & PENNEY'S rxatr'd C0UflPY LIV 11401 Georgeous custom I ott farm house on ap P4'O irn,ti lii 1 I 3 acre, Close to L"iiZ 'p Up Camper, Mon!ç,orrier,' Aard, All Accessories, 1,350 373 want ae 52-Appliances ,ir'i riiiu . 'tt''' ''l ''t'wlyin vo (lnand1p,1rrfIt MIl ni'* fully 'uuipp4'sl kitcPw'r,, 3 tfldroorrts. in quiet section with tarp" rear yard A bet? buy fr 520,930 ___-.-___,,o, 317 $037 51-Household Goods - LOWDOWN Sanford Charm & Value ASS N. Going fishing? Get all the eguipmertl you ned fcr those big ones with a Tractors & 63A— Heavy Equipment Phone)?? 39*6 PAVEPIPtAPARK - 'S-Recreational Smut Bud Cahetl nva.laht,' rt.'.'rr . ciur 3s'v, ce. uSe'd miich'n,", ,tOONFV A1'Pt IANCES))'l O&97 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 'I Transportation , Merchandise .'','u.•', ' .' $130 fli'lsarr Model lOSS saw ,,rpint-r, Iluor stand, wheels and USED LUMBER- S-dIng, 7*4's, ooe rotors n..',r.ual. $750 Call 333 3x$x 12s, Iavator,es, commode. 1181 un,nIlt. bricks. huh Will make Cabinets, kitChOn Bathroom deal or sell by piece. Call 3fl.774 lrislaliat,c,n Counter tops. (anytime) iu'.t $79,5) plus Florida room, Terms 511.900 I chairs, secretarial desks & halrs. stragI'it chairs. filing (IbiOtiS, as is. Cash and carry NOLL'S Casselberry, Ii 97.130 1706 home hornet: I bedrotei'n, $133, 7 ixury '24 His 3 2394 10 Fenced n yard with large shade I bath block trees. 2 Wood or steel desks. tzetutive' desk excellent cOnditiOn, SW3, 371 0031. PEA: TOP $0(liiy at 123.300 DREAM COME TRUE P4i, I fiR. 7 bath masonry ninch, ni tri, it hI atr'd poo1 with divindi loan,. o verlooking small t,ikp ,s,' Realtor bedroom, $130 Plo pelt. Phone 514 _____________________ )1XOI't I', ACRES LAKE 7 ftP. 7 1,ith lr,ir'is ii'' 's'.n jifl,flq w,?h tineplai ro'cn Gui's? coItaO, Priced to s4'il Harold Hall Realty INCOME PROPERTY 3 BR home p.ith nitt' mobile Pvon'ie rental. G rry Auction Every rnc., at 12Noon tiqhwayl6 Flea Market. Sanford Used office furniture Itli ti Model 37 Fnatlx rlight 13 U,, mxl hoki, clear., OOod ConditiOn, - Reasonable price 123 8913 after 5)0 RETIREMENT SPECIAL Furnished 2 bedroom. on beautiful Park Aye Convenient to stores lit, 500 fl—Auction f:r FISH— Country, 3 Bedroom, 3 bath, access Lake \i.Iha,.. t31,700. '.'LS REALTORS Will train. SALES. CASHIER Like Iports7 This will be a fun ôt'i -. flunk findS, cOcnpIctr. heavy maple, 377 1191 3 BR, ",baths, dining, living room, cent, heat, wallwalt carpet. en clo'sed garage, large fenced lot. (,(IiIRAL CON IRISCIOR PEAL E'STLTL PlC 934 P :1ht', 372 ?)'2 DUPLEX- 2 Bedroom concrete block, excellent condition; no City DELTONA- Nice individual FROM rot ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. kialton PREFERRED AREA IOR,7bath. 7 Story S'ucco, gueSt cottage 4 M ,., 3 bedrooms, 1 bath; kitchen equipped. 7 car carport with double iliiity rooms Jutt 111.000. I. Clean 3 lIP. 7 bath, central an and heat, rejsoctable Fi't, last and $100 deposit. $30 1677 attic 1 p.m. I p ', SWIM Super 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. lovely pool, Rnvenna Park, 33—Houses Furnished Binqo WILSON MAIER FURNITURE TRADE BUY SELL 311 313E First SI 372 Sofl taxes. By owner. 372 6620. 3732920 - v.p '.',' LAKE MARY Nice? bedroom blork home, turn or unt urn. E,er', Wed & S,it Early Bitds 7 is p m paymentt of 59 Se. at SANFORD SEWINC. CFNTFR 307 E IsIS' , Downtown 37'94i1 f'i Ideal relirement home; tl,i, II? 000 3 Bedroom. I bih. fenced yard US 0362. The Best Buy In Town Classified Ad. iii'': 3 tv, fr l,srqi In' ii' it y l,i , , (!iil' 517.900 41—Houses Curnished 1 bedroom, living rm,, dining rm , ideal to' retired COupi Near town No pets. 333 3610 after I 30 - lot with nice 3 Large bedroom, 7 bath home; 7 car enclosed garage; central heal and corner kitChfl equipped. 131,500. $1 Moves You In Real Estate - 7 Bedroom unturnished Adull preferred. Free water, 5130. 333. 5131 Oi' 3flM20. Business 7:30 Is? Iu':'s Wearesureoneof these hOUtS Will make a pleasant home for you and your family. CailBart U't rr nI M.ANAOER TRAINEE Fee Paid, National Company (ellen? potential. SPRINKLER FITTER Design experience preferred SALES REPRESENTATIVE Full knowledge 04 farm eguipmenl and implements. fence, 3 year old home. n,ce ConditiOn; 1 bedrooms, 2 baths; central heat sir; 7 car enclosed garage, V eteran New 600 sq. ft. block building for rnl. $100 month Broker Owner, 3231663. 12 P4i1Pt', 17) 0185 - W. Garnett White 3 Bedroom, carpeted, central heat and air. Convenient downtown and hospital. 1163 month plui deposit, r,to?U bedroom home, large family air, pool. 1.31.000 or,,,i lii,lt t,r,,',tH':i Rt''',uri,tl,l anytime. 'I" - NICE NEIGHBORS eating bar, new carpeting, fl roof, central heat, 14,500 s. ft lot. $77,700 Owner 373 0372 BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom, I", bath home, draped & carpeted AIN, Central throughout Payments $147 ii monthfy. No qunOfying Assume itt mortgage. 107 W Commercial Phone 3777M1, Sanford 3iA—EiplexeS DISA(LED fAME RICAN VETERANS . Newly redecorated, remodeled 3 room, cedar tiding and - in 19)) - ' oIden Touch 'N Sew S.ni' c's ieSI Zig zag mñcti,flC in sew inq'labte Sold new liv $419 50. assume balance 01 1108. or 17 !. ; IJS'tJf(X)'Ti ,spj't,ncnts. Wer'kiy ISIS Hwy 17 97, Sanford _______________________ ---i----.- holding mOrtgage ; ,'.I ni, 129.000 D"P4AMIC I'RI.PEPTILS V Ilardw'ck, Brokrr Di lton.'s641 6611 . REALTY INC. 373 183? Eves.)fl Odi7cir 372 15$? 2 Bedroom located on large, shaded, private lot, furnished, $150 month. Broker Owner, 32? 5992 SAN MO PARK, 1, 2 3,be1room trailer apts. Adult & family park --------------- It's an EPP, an Electronic Pounding Platform. The kid under study hits it before and aftcr watching a violent ahow. Each hit is recorded and used by the Lierberman staff to furnithed 2 bedroom mobile home, C'asselberry area. Adults only Phone $31 7373. lurn'd or unfurnished Newly redecorated. Come see 3() F 4rport Rtvr Sanford 373 flW N (' F - - Oil U SO—Miscellaneous for Sale ' LARGE mobilehome on 1.i acre ro1' river privileges, only $15,000. LARGE 7 bedioom houte, $19,000 Classified Ads di'ln't work there wouldn't be any - (.ak, Mary- Furnished ,tpartrni'nt, clean, private ard Convenient Simile person only 110 pets 595 Ph 377 3930 201 Commercial -'•.--. PAYP,OPIL) M HALL rmz Career job for lop notch person I Tl'L CLERK Must have billing experienc, and I title work. I ASSISTAPITBOOKKEEPER Posting machine or bOokkeepIng machine exPerience will land tPit I 41—Houses FUWNli4Ffl ntt.ic ft unr,rn, I' lths, carp' it. Irvjt' rein' ci in pnrcti. Oarw r *iil Re'rj. Real Esta'e Broker 377 36t1 Alter Hr's. 333 2157 817W 1st St. Sanford STOP AND THINK A MINUTE II Lovely 1 bedroom apartment, furnished, with or withOut use of therapeutic pool. $123 plus deposit. $31 3163. Longwood ____ WHO CARES? WE DO! AUTOMOTIvE BOOK KEEPER iwo , 2 BR, Air, Adults, No Pets. 231? Palmetto Ave. cluded, See after I p m , 913 Cark Ior7fledrooms AduttSonlv I I PARK AVE Nt'E MORtLE PAP i. 'm i Fri i lIE 1GLL'F" j 2SS Patk Drive IlOup By JAY SHARBUT Thirty were in a school for AP TelevIon Writer "emotionally troubled and NEW YORK (AP - Two learning-disorded youngsters," violence-on-TV studies corn- the rest in "an Institution (or rnissiot)ed by ABC are out now dependent and neglected homer-.. ..t I... ..--_ ir I.-'..i uy LAIy. BALL IEALTY 4470. I BR apt., turn or unfurn, Adults, I Bedroom furn apt., $115 month, i95 32? 2296 after S and wk.nds. water and garbage pickup In NurSes. PN'%. LPPI's. Aides A.tJe '.',,'," mm ', mr",tn to room and Cor,panon. Pleedeo nimedately t)Td dntt St,rr 'pnses PhonC 67$ 0436 371 0379 __ ____________ Oiretor . Coordinator for United .'' Southeastern Tribes Inc. Corn 30-Apartments Unfurnished pnehensive Employment Training --Act, Sub grant. Preferenc, to e*tra large 2 BR apt . near person of American njtivi hospital $133 mo Call 372 9033 heritage. Job description and _______________________ InStructions may be picked up at FTU Ovitdo- Dupici. frn Or U.S.F.T.C,E.T,A.onice, 1310 WeSt ,gfu,n Ide,t Io,at.on Rra n1.;e COlOfliit, Orlando Application ____________________ Should be in by March 72. 1976. __________________________ fl C Retirement Dream V,&kiv6 Lanc1'i.I Recr' c"; sc,'rir r'ver FiU, boating, cunoc. Adults. 333 1 BEDROOM COTTAGE $125 3724.410 One bedroom turn api. 2nd floor. Convenient location, Prefer mature lady 607 W. 77th St L Tue1.day, March 16, 19 /6-IIA Eveiiing Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 41—Houses 34—Mobile Homes ftL1., 1 fleuroom furnished apartrncnt. C.isselberry rc.i. AdUltS only Phone $31 7)73 "Likewise I don't want to go to Las Vegas; I've done that. -- Good OpportunityIlalian Another television series? Those (our years I did cis were American Restaurant Beer. Wine Singers license. Or. highway. 773 2171 or among the most enjoyable of my life. But I wouldn't want to Nationally known Production Co 7132623. looking for fresh new latent, Call Right now he Is . usi today Beauty Salon, Longwocd. Room to t. Uc renUy taped a new u' 'trJa ''..7 I exriand Inside o,,Cur ,,,, Jii, n.*)ii.1, Qpt.ain hook to Mla çle,)s,v1? iqur.n 7 Farrow's Peter, with a score by Leslie Bricu)e and Anthony 5-Lost & Found l 1') tl W? r 11 I3 Neley. The special has appeared In England and will be seen ___________________ _________________ here at Christmas on NBC. Lnst Malemin,aturePoodle.black VENDING ROUTES silh gray. Cobia Boat area Call Kaye has been taping "Pimcchio" In Hollywood, not the gospel Excellent Or.portunit Otil' i rno alter p m according to Walt Disney but a new interpretation from the hours weekly with COmplete 'IEWARD'- No questIons asked for company training & location set CoIIadi classic. Danny is Gepetto, Sandy Duncan Is the boy return of lady's diamond pin, loSt up. Investment of 1.600 53.00) Call puppet with the eandfng nose. Aiso in the cast: Flip Wllso collert Mr Canon $135765) dive Revill, Liz Tories, CBS will telecast the special March 27. I February, Sanford area Reply to flu " knows, this might start a series of fairy tales for me," I 37701.604. Altamonte Springs. FIa. Morning Paper Route in Sanforo Wk 4r', daily, earn tO S7, Npvp cnaw.etj ... .. • "...vrtl . ; ' . .. Tennis court, Sunday, Mar, 7 asuii plays an inflrthnt part in Kaye's future plans. He is mcre 'Very sur small business l% ad. 3fl'603 Identity & s 0. 2?) 3316. part owner of en American League expansion team which will aflir start playing In Seattle's new Klngdome In the spring of 1977. It's DEALERSHIP ° a natural adjunct to his ownership in radio stations in Seattle, _______________________ WHITE MOTOR CORP. 6—Child Care Spokane and Portland and an outgrowth of his long-time devotion OUTDOOP PRODUCTS to baseball. Join our (han of stores an i.r CHILL) CARE with us, We can put you in the lawn 2427Holly Avenue mower, tractor & bicycle the Dodgers play at Ebbels Field now owns his own baseball club. Ptne in 7510 or 3230160 Over 100 products to sell It's Walter Mitty time." I investment 113.300 Plo. franchise (t,i,j C,tre In My Home CIi coii,ct, Wtteelpo*eq Frn(fdInya,d ideas about what the operation should be: "Seattle Is a major ($131 H.3 loll Phonc)fl 3931 lcae city and this will be a maj- league team, but I would like ___________________ Rentals the stadium to have a srntill.town feling. 9-Good Things to Eati i — "I'd like to build uo a family atmosphere at the games, and — -whoever dreamed up ladies' night and free bats (or the kids had 1 -'----S2 SORUSPIEL ____29-Rooms the right idea. I'd also like to see more cross-playing between the )2 6713 or )2'2 0367 -- ----------- -- Ij Moth"r'.'ulIshare Lrig the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Cincinnati Reds to Seattle 18-Help Wanted -------for games." 321 0717 • i T'\f \/ i 0 i —Apartwmnts Furnished i Interview our projpe(ttvc C1nt by -- straight saiary, tji prone. permanent pert tme, pleasant Call for ap employment fltfll, Monday, Tuesiiay & weinewav from 9 to It am. 167 Call ill 4517 Wrte P0. O( 121) • 14 6) LOVE OF LIFE 9 HAPPY DAYS €0 (Mon, Wed., Fri.) 'ViLLA ALEGRE' (Tuos., Thur) 'CARRASCOLENOAS" 11:55 4 6T' CBS NEWS Haynes 1953 (Fn ;"Man of , the st 1958. 1:30 I) iz DAYSOFOURLIVES 4 C6 AS THE MJRLD TURNS 9 RHYME AND REASON 200 (a THE ELECTRIC Morning ,, - •6)GAM3IT 9) LETS MAKE A DEAL 11:30 2 12 HOLLY WOOD Afternoon 1200 2 9 NEWS 4J ) YOUNG AND RESTLESS €0 BIG VAU. 1230 212 TAKE MY ADVICE 4 6 FOR TOMORROW 9 AU. MY CHILDREN €0 ELECTRIC 12 55 2 12 NBC NEWS 100 2 12 SOMERS 4 MIDOAY t NEWS 9 HOPE €0 SCHOOL PROGPAM. MING ) MOVIE: (Man) 'I&snor j0 j,1 Garfield 1946 (Tueg) "Malta ory. Alec Gness. 1953 rtttst tWod) "My Wild Irish Roso"nnIsMorgwAr af't3 , -' ' • '• ' '.--' ' 600 '4 SUNRISE SEMESTER: (Mon Wed Fr.) READING AND THE INDIViDUAL (Ties) CRACgEFI8ARflEL (A) (Thtss) (R) 610 — ) SUNSHINEALMA lRGAtNMATFVIR 6:15 LTIt 2:30 P.M.-' $1.2 SUNSHINE AANAC 625 2' (Man) WITH THIS RING (Tuog., Thin., Fn.)JEANNIE PR0RLESINErIJ. 'non g DA1LYM)Ro 'r, 630 9: FAMILY: Second in a ii DO :4) PASTOR'S STUDY CUCJ of six &na si-mg (6 S4*IRISE SEI,4ES'rER Sada 'vson and (a uLlAS, YOGA AND YOU wtwcti explore the 19 SUNRISE JUBILEE uou conexltjes of modern life 635 ttwough the realistic portrayal ________ _______ ; FARM of Cx)fltolTlporar'./ Arnoflcan ___________________ 638 ___________________________ 12' UVING IMDRDS ______ ________ 643 _________ '''t ''t•I1 4AiS 12) HI,NEIGHBOR O(* C*AN 650 wwu _______ -. __________ _________________________ 41' NEWS ____________ WED. MATINEE 1:30 6:55 __ $ EccNoüR 2)DEVOTIONAL ____ 6:58 12, PAU. HARVEY 7.00 3:30 * '2 12 TODAY (cal n at 7.25 and 825) 6:30 ' _______ ____ (4) (6) 8S NEWS (Ch4 3:40 730, local nows) 7:45 __ .(a SESAME STREET I11H!I 4 ----___________ 9:50 _________ V. 3f ____________________________ D ol119 Iii 111 TUNE I I CEO WITHADkIP4KIHC PROBLEM ________________________________________________________________________________ 6 SPACE 1r)9 9 HAPPY DAYS Met Fonz,e (Herry Wnid&) ts Ieneioloo,I4 garbage CW On his Cyde, ho ________ I Danny Kaye: ' JG S A NDrIIGIIL IG I'I 75 ____________________ Window Service ________________________ I IN 1 i (UMFOR 7 .SIIL I Pt y,ur Old JALOUSIE WIPIDO'.'wS ith mci', elf,'ent topic cc iVublp hung w,r,do',,s 531 9971 ' ' ' ' Ill L1ist Youi' BuSiness,,DiQl 322-2611 oi. 831-99931 �12A-Evening Tuetday, March 16, 1976 Herald, Sanford, Fl. 900 JACQUIN I ABC 6 YR. 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Ile had to redesign his tJrB)TIIEASSOCIATEDPRESS Carolina . They play a tight round, Noire I)ame beating ching style in midcareer It man-to-man defense which is Cincinnati 79-78 on Toby because he tore some tcndonsin How good is Indiana? Kni g ht 's last-second tap-in an his left elbow that hobbled him simihir to Indiana's. Eye State Women's Indiana i one of the great, Mftt Michigan rupping Wichita State most of three years and forced Also among the best is Mar- 74-73onflickev Green's 20-foot him to rely lenpurø'4 great teams in college history," !. . said Coach Iu Carnesecca of queue, 2&1 and ranked second, jumper .C' ''' I Five women golfers from the Sanford-Deltona %. P . St. John's, the Hoosiers' last Al McGutre's Warriors will play, power pitcher" arid more on 0. area have their fingers crossed as they get their .rf 4 victim by a 90-70 count In the meet Western Michigan, 25-2 guile. ' Missouri, 5_4 and ranked games in order for the 47th annual Florida first round of the NCAA and rated 10th, In the other 14th, meets 16th-rated Texas I. In this he was aided by Women's State Golf Association tournament early Mideast Regional basketball Mide ast semifinal. winner Tech, 25, in the other Midwest Johnny Sam, a pitching coach i . .. next month at Ocala's Silver Springs Shores, then must face the winner of Regional semifinal, . .. tournament, iik for whom he has great respect Indiana-Alabam fer 3 pot in (;race SavJe; nd l'rjcia Stenstroni viil In the West, d..fending chainan1 w imbued him W1!h • ,• ',, "To have ov"r "" -. i"" "" s. •lLyfdil CU1iuta , t • i4tJ, pio n IJL.1.A, 2' tugti rankea sens om pace and szyi. ZIIk L'cjtona the past two regular seasons, as iliw fifth, goes against No. 20 entries include Mrs. Frank Grant, Virginia Dexter, Going to Chicago late in 1973, they have done, is mind. Fourth-ranked Rutgers, 29 Pepper dine, Mike McEJwe and Minerva Proctor, 22-5. UCLA will he rejoined Sam, a vital factor boggling," said Alabama Coach rates as the heavy favorite in C.M. Newton, whose Crimson the East Regional at Greenshave a home-court advantage, in his resurgence with the White '"We did not have anyone finish high frorn this being Sox as a 20-game winner the NCAA Mideast semifinals at boro, N.0 The Scarlet Knights since the regional Is area last year, but there are some high hopes this Baton Ho'je, l.a., Thursday meet Connecticut, 18-9. in one played at Pauley Pavilion in last couple of years. time," rdmitted Mrs. Grant, director for this area. Los Angeles. semlinal Thursday :ight. night. don't blame Minnesota for The deadline for entries is Friday, and Third-rated Nevada-Las trading me," he says. "1 was 10 Seventh-ranked Notre Dame, Vegas, 29-I and th qualifying starts April 4. Match play runs Tuesday "There is no dcubt Indiana is e highest and 2 in '72 when I fractured my a great team," said John WCOd- 23-5, and ninth-ranked Mich- scoring team in the nation with through Friday. Pensacola's Evie Kirkland . ______________ , wTist sliding next year,into second base. -. en, who coached UCLA to the gan, 22-6, meet ii, one semifinal an average of better than 110 The . - I. defeated Sylvia Ferdon of Tallahassee last year for I just went bad." NCAA title 10 of the past 12 of the Midwest Regional at point.s per game, plays 15ththe championship. The biggest question of the The art of pitching years before retiring after last Louisville. Both scored one- ranked Arizona, 23-8. in the oth- changed considerably In thehas 16 tournament, however, is whether the 1973 and 1974 kAIDERS RAIDING NET FOES point victories in the first er semifinal. season. years he has been in the big champion Alice Dye of Delray Beach is recovered leagues. He has experienced Stuart Thompson charges to the net to await a return In one of the But Wooden took didn't think from tendonitis, which prevented her from playing recent tennis matches for the Seminole Community College team, the Hoosiers, 28-0, belong in the the phen3menon of the bullpen last year. Seminole played Valencia in an Orlando match today, and iihows same class with the championas a starting pitcher's greatest aid. a 8-2 record to date. The Raiders we 7-0 against junior college ship UCLA squads. competition. "During a game," he "hlefore you compare them to raticnalizes, "you try to get any of the other great teams, through the batting rotation they've f irst to win a na Tuesday, March 16, 1976-18 Evening Herald. Sanford. Fl. Nothing like a fish getting even with his captor. But the further you tional champlonthip," said ________________________________________________________ The fish story of the week belongs to Bob go, the more the percentages Wooden, who served as a ide. increase that the hitter Is going Orrell, who took an Illinois visitor, William Workvision commentator for Into catch up to you. diana's triumph over St. John's man, out on the St. Johns River last weekend. "The lint time up, you catch Saturday. Seems the guest had always heard about the him cold. The next time he hits famous river and was going to be content just to Wooden likes the ball good, but it goes right at say he had fished it, never mind catch anything. Indiana - especially the clawsomebody. lie's adjusted to log man-to-man defense which With that assurance, Orrell, something of an your rhythm now. So it makes is the trademark of teams expert with a rod in his hand, headed north of the sense to go to a relief pitcher coached by Bobby Knight. "It's Osteen Bridge. As happens so oftn, the expert was quickly. ST. PETERSBURG, (Al') ers' association reaction to the going to Wke an exclknt team outished by the rookie, four bass to one. "It's a complete change of Major league owners offer. The owners and baseball to beat them," he said. The unusual part of the story came in the NEW YORK (All) The Rose. "We tried to get the ball pace when somebody like Rich have relucantly accepted the Commissioner Bowie Kuhn Alabama just might be that North Carolina-Charlotte has- inside and get them In foul Gossa,e ( the fire-balling White picture-taking session. Workman had his car keys "one-and-one" option concept hart' said that spring training team. The Crimson Tide, 234 ketbahl team did a very good trouble - and it worked." Sox reliever) comes in. He can in one ha lid and wits posing %vith his four bass %vhen for the next several years and made will open when progress is and ranked sixth In Lhe latest imitation of the Oregon Ducks Oregon, an intimidafiq team throw the ball past anybody. in the negotiations. proposed a future reserve sysr Orrell suggested he pry open the mouth of the Associated Press poll, WOfl the so good in fact that you that uses brawn and quickness When I first camc up to the tern that would end their 100 biggest bass. The two sides were to meet Southeastern Conference title couldn't tell the facsimile frorn to push people around, Jammed majors, there was no way he years of absolute control of a again today, The keys fell into the fish's mouth and was and Miller schedthe ball down the 49ers' throats was going to be a relief pitcher. ukd a meeting Wednesday in and are coming off an Impres- the real thing. baseball players' destiny. gulped down. sire 79-64 triumph over North And won, th and led quickly by 12-2 be fore But now the relievers can fire they like just e The proposal, made through Tampa with the association's Only a pair of long-tipped pliers prevented an the team Ducks usually do. from North Carolina smoke. And I do n't feel bad the players' association Moo- 24-member executive board. "We slacked off," said Ore. went to a new game plan. on the spot operation, when they left me for one of day, would, in effect, give all Miller noted that the owners atS "When we were down, we them." gon'sRormnieLee after the 79-72 It (lid, however, provide Workman with an 600 players a chance to be free Inched to their proposal a L y loss to the unheralded 49ers in changed our defense and went ideal after-dinner anecdote which matched the agents at the expiration of their memo that opening of spring He is a man interested in the quarter-finals of the 39th to a man-to-man," said Rose. going Into electronic cornpresent contracts. After that, training was contingent on a fabass for eating. National Invitation TourTh e all-North Carolina semi- munications the ow ne rs offer ed a reserve vcrablerecoumiendation by the he has done FOREST CITY - Mickey nament Monday night. "We Final game should be Just as system that would tie a player hoard to the players. some play-by-play broad1annings (trilled a pair of hits didn't go for loose balls like we tense, according to Maxwell. casting in the Twin Cities to his team for eight years. or In the 10-page owners' pro- Monday to pace Lyman's at- usually do. We might have "We think we're a better Lee Macl'hail, American posal, they agreed to abide by tack as the Greyhounds buried taken them too lightly." coa ching. It is easy to visualize Golf tournamen ts are in. team," said Maxwell, whose League president and a mnern- an arbitrator's decision in the Lake Brantley, 13-2, in a sixhi m, with his poise and ar49ers lost a three-point decision ticulacy, The Oviedo Rotary Club is putting on a Social her of the owners' players rela- case of pitchers Andy Mes- inning high school baseball A team with a no-name lin as a mnaor league eup to t he Wolfpack ear lier in th Security tournament Thursday at Winter Pines in lions committee, desrlbed the st'rsmnith and Dave McNally, e manager some time in the and an anonymous basketball season. "We're definitely as proposal a far-reaching and .thich gave them free agent game. Wutei' Park. In case one hasn't guessed, it's cxtàtiitiutt, the 4vis earned a good as we've shown in this That's if clusively for the 62-and-over set, Entry fee is $12, the result of an Inner struggle status after they had completed Lyrnjn somebody • , shot in Thursday night's sern- tournament. Actually, I think their t-•cai' contract, t he n th at made far fromn it unarmloie ooi . Br ntley 2 3 3 m reme bers the name. iflnals against intrastate rj',al which includes cart, gr ee n fee, sandwich, beverage ---we haven't played as well as we played the following year withmous. North Carolina State. T*r'r I S1 arid a golf ball which will he tough to lose on that could, believe it or not.'' "But in order to get spring out signing a contract - the ( ) .'nO .i' The Wofpack advanced by wide-open course. While the 49ers were fitting training started i'nd baseball one-and-one clause. Two beating hiob' Cross 78-68 In on their glass slippers, North The Chelsea Title Invitational is set April 16 at and a reasonfederal courts upheld this back on the track Monday night's other match at Carolina State was shattering ... landmark decision. Walt Disney World's Magnolia course. It's able future reserve system Madison Square Garden. Holy Cross. The Wolfpack boltIronically, Messersinith's we have agreed to go along with designed for Realtors, mortgage bankers and Kansas State will play Kened to a 22-point lead early in the savings and loan association people. Entry fee is it," MacPhoil said, "It Is our free agency is effective today, tucky and Louisville will meet second half behind Al Green OSLO (API Japan beat ..." just seven da's after a federal West l -ovidence tonight to $15, which includes the works. The field will cut last and final proposal and decide and Kenny Carr and sealed off a Norway 3-2 Monday night and The owners' bid for labor appeals court supported last the other semifinalists. at 144, and deadline for entering is April 9. late rally by the Crusaders. won in to goals 8-7 after two peace In basel)ajl was handed to year's decision by arbitrator Oviedo combined four sub-40 The Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of The 49ers fashioned their surGreen wound up with a gamegames in a pee-world charnMai-s'in Miller, executive di- Peter Seitz that made the pitch. .scorcs Monday to outdistance Commerce is hosting a tournament April 21 at rector of the players' assot'i- ci free to deal with all 24 clubs. West Orange 155-166 in a high prising victory behind Cedric high 23 points while Carr had 21. pionshlps warm-up tee hockey "North Carolina State In. international match. Rolling Hills in Altamonte Springs. It's a 1:30 p.m. ation, and a reply requested by The free agency offered the school golf match at stieoati Maxwell's 30 points and 14 rebounds and a flamboyant timidated us on the boards and The first game Sunday night rest of the players is slightly Country Club. shotgun start. Entry fee for golf, with usual extras, April 1. Miller said his group style ttud appeared to iniinic made us take shots from the was tied M. would take it under considera- different fluin that won by Mesis $12. I)inner reservations are $7.50, and the entree outside,"saidhioly Cross Coach I, the Ducks. Japan and Norway will play sersmith, While Messersmith [inn. is cornish game hen. Deadline for entries is April rIi 39, 3 13I,hnit 39. ti.ii "Oregon is the most physical George Blaney. "We were in the Group B of the chain, The proposal did not unlock ('ilT'I deal with any major lv;iue I IIA0 JO. 7 16. the spring training camp gates. o. 3 FnIsnm 1.3. 1 fluI?r," team we've played," said North never able to penetrate - and it pionships starting in Switzer. Get those drivers driving, and putters putting. m still de pe nds on the playCarolina-Charlotte Coach Lee cost us." land later this week. (('ontinued on Page 2-It I.ES'% t! . I I ... DELUXE to ________ ___ ____ 1 7..-Ti I 414*jo I __ _____ -..-. --- . ; rII, / . . WISERS EFEATtR ____ $cgr,I VIPTY :AAf s%G CAP 79 OLD THOMPSON KENTUCKY BOURBON FULL CASE RUTS ANCIENT AGE SRI. ste. 52.95 SCHEKIIY VODKA 47.18 MISLEADS YOU 99 ANDR -1 A I VODK i~ ____ • NIEVER CHAMPAGNE QUASTit It's Eight It's Great ___ 0T.-,--- WOILD'S PINIST UGH? ICAIIGIOW -AM W it I sm 3 RIVERS 1 ("' TOM SIMS ROSE ROYALF r,- __________ GOOD WED MARCH 11W/COUPON G000TUES MARCH 16W/COUPON f AG S:VIRITS I? :': 5T9 * I ABC 89 SCOTCti JACQUIN 1 Five ______________________________________________ Local Women Golfers STe LEGER 61 900 EZRA BROOKS FIGURINES VALUES TO DON'T BE FOOLED! 4 CER T I FIED I ri . BRANDY__ •••• H ayn es' ,N CLAN MCGREGOR 69 . ., ___ By Herald Services living. You can look it up. He tulip farmer. lie came out of drug store, a bit of understatement, slice man with a strong face, big jaw S4, with the Washington has totalled 235 %ictories in a Michigan's tulip country. When he reports to the Bill Veeck bought the White Sox and thegaitola guy who makes Senators organization, and PAI.N1 SPRINGS, Calif. - career wNdi stretches back, on Jim Kant needs one of Uwse Philadelphia PWIlies for spring this winter and set up a trading WS living in a physical way. tie when they were moved to ~. ( r ,I 1 j,~ --), James Lee Kant would be the big league level, to 1959. pLastic identification cards at a exercises, he will be aligned table In a hallway, ,,and I knew Is from the Dutch farm country Minnesota in 1961 he was firmly perfect for an American rwcr , :. Yet he's so anonymous they L.1eba11 players. with his third major league that the Phllljes had scoutedrne of Michlgan,where he attended placed on their pitching staff. Expr es Ily s commercial. Only in didn't even have him listed lie won 25 games for the team in four years. lie's a last year and were looking for a hope College and where the And remained there for the next his case, they might fail to among the 200 game winners in Minnesota Twins almost a perfect relic in Philly for the leithand pitcher." local hero was an old major 13 years. recognize the name as well as the most recent Book of decade ago and pitched them Bicentennial Year. On the last day of last season, league pitcher of Dutch descent lie feels some of the lack of the face. Baseball Records. Shame on into a World Series, lie won 20 The fact is that at the age of he went to Chuck Tanner, then named George Zuverink. But he attention during that period Jim Kant has won more you, Seymour Siwoff. games last year for the Chicago 37, Jim Kant feels it's nice to be the manager of the Chicago was inspired to play baseball by was due to his stolid personality major league baseball games You could put Jim Kaat on White Sox, at the age of 36. He wanted as an athlete. White Sox, and asked to be his own father, who wr a great and tjmt, with the exception of than anyone in the world ro Tell the Truth" and the still needs a cosigner to pick up "I knew that our team was in traded to the Phillies. Connie Mack admirer. 1966 (when he won tosc 25), he JIM KAAT tively engaged in throwing for a panel would figure him for a a prescription at the corner a process ofchnnge,"hesaysia lie is a big 6-t5), imposing Kant signed for a bonus of did not have really big year s, like Sandy Koufax did. "They don't remember it -) SCOTCH 4 0T. _____ _______ VOU T41V Wit GIVE 12 PER 1OT7jI OR 1124 A CASE OFF ARC POtICV IS 10 MARK All MOS( AT 4 QT. OLD STANLEY , SOMETHING lilt '4 0 -~ HUDSON'S jj BAY SCOTCH 79 J t) A LIGHT OR DARK RUM (A 40 1I Katt, 235 Career Wins And Unknown . M04;k ACQ IS, KY.COURBOH OOD - QT. BOURBOH 0 ( 1 J.T.S. BROWN STORE. OPEN TIL 2A.M. OPEN SUNDAY PKG. & LOUNGE BROTHERS KY. BLEND 10 3 LONG BRANCH 4-.. V-10101-1 iKENTUCKY am STANLEY 0 6 * PACKAGE STORE ONLY CHRISTIAN I F1 muNns * HWY.17.92 AT 436 49 ~ :_ _____________________ CASSELBERRY STOLICHNAYA * tat. •- 'Wv' 88 40T. - * HWY. 17.92 NEAR 434 6 OIRUSSIAN OR ____ i 99 I _____ _____ 4 BLACMOTCH K&WHITE BOURBON J,lISr.IMlsT *11 * HWY. 17.92 SOUTH CITY LIMITS * 10YI. UXEC A FLEISCHMANN'S VODKA .7 r SANFORD - E I 48 ( IXTRA ABC ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGESANYTIME C E XCEPT CALL ALL:DRINKS : f Ili GIN 0P ", At CERTIFIED SDAYSALETUES.I,MAR.16THRUSAT.,MARCH2O Re LEWIS "66" ' HEDGES & ____ ,p .1~_7~ _--" MR. ED 9 BUTLER SC OTCH KENTUCKY BOUPON 1 __- WISERS D L A aDlaw , M&M it ROYAL DELUX } OPY__VODKA MOSTOFTH(S[PRCS ARE '6 TO 9 BELOW ___ 0 > SPECIALS FIJ#T1 WHOLESALE CASE LIST L E QT. 8 YR. OLD __ WE A 97 59.64 £ • MERICA'S LARGEST WINE I SPIRIT DEALER 4 YEAR MG 86 PROOF SCOTCH I - FORD '[oDc9cH 10 YR. 86PR.__Big,u, Ak I Now Am * ST. PETERSBURG (AP) For sale: possibly as many as 600 major league baseball playem All sizes. All shapes. All ages. Bargain prices? Don't count on it. This Is the first thunderclap impression of the startling proposal made by the owneri to the players Monday in a last desperate attempt to break the negotiating logjrm that has c!"sed the spring training camps and threatens the start of ftoe M6 semon. In effect, the weary owners have told the players: "Okay, you wanted ~uur free&m. Now you've got it. What are you goIng to do with it" If the players accept it and lw)w van they now refuse? then for the next two years the proud old American game conceivably could be thrown into a state of chaos, In those two years, virtually every player the great, the near-great and the mediocre cotild becoine a free agent ard throw himself on the market. The exception would be those playerF with long-term con. tracts. They are a handful. But they could gain their freedom a ye,tr after their contract is up. Not that an)' of them will, but they can. The game could become one big bazaar. Franchises could be jeopardized, strong teams such - - - as the Oakland A's could see their shelves Stripped clean, teams uch as the San Francisco Giants and the Minnesota Twins might have to struggle to survive. Some could go bankrupt. That's the dark picture. The other picture is that level heads will prevail, timong both players and owners, and that the systLr ;; But the potential of self-destruction is there. No one is especially to blame. But attribute it to gro%ing paims. After nearly 100 years of resistance to change rind archaic î,olieles, the r,arne is waking up to the 20th Century. An arbitrator set the pattern by declaring pitchers Andy Finley, owner of the Oakland Dave A's, pulled a boner on Catfish's Messersinith and McNally Free agents because contract, Hunter got his freethey played a year without a dorn and signed with the New contract. The derision was up- York Yar,kees for $3.7 million, "Catfish was a unique case," held by two federal "ourts. That, unless the Supreme Court says Tom Seaver, the New York says otherwise and it hasn't Mets' 1170,000-a-year pitching even been asked - becomes the property. "You can't expect any recurrences fike that. It's a Im of the land. Now the owners, under heavy case of supply and demi'aml_ I -Seaver. the Mets' three-time rss, have told the players that they will agm to let this Cy Young winner and inaybe law prevail for the next two the best pitcher in baseball, can years. A player may play an speak sympathetically of the option year, Own become a free mie because he might find agent and look around for a himself In a similar situation, buyer with a lot of dough, just Asking a three-year 1800000 contract, Seaver failed to sign as Caftsh Hunter did. But don't expect too many before the March 10 deadline. CuULth Hunters, When (-'harley The Mets rc,ewed his contract. - as is their prerogative, but without the allowM 20 per cent cut in pay. Unless he signs, Seavr will be playing out his option this year and will become a free agent in 1977. "You can't expect Seaver to leave New York," said Reggie Smith of tue St. Louis CardinWs. "That's where the big TV nçtwqrkj apd . adverti'iink people are. Seaver has to play in New York. lie is a New York guy." But what about the Oakland A's? Fourteen of thein -all ffie regulars, starting pitchers and ace reliever Rollie Fingers have failed to sign with owner Cflarlcy Finley, It's possible for them, after - this season, to sell their serv- The suggestion that rich own- im. ebsewhere. Such a illass ers will Colin the market and exit could wreck the team that make farces of the various won three straight World races also is illogical. It hasn't Series, happened. Owner Torn Yawkey Marvin Miller, the smooth of the Boston lied Sax can't be and clever players' negotiator, expected to try to sign $100,000insists that the threat of mass a.year men for every position, free agents Is exaggerated. "The first year will be a tense 1%lost pkiyers say there will be one and the second roWd be frwr !I1'c'rtinn3 from old (earn c*'itic." sass Lee MacPhait, loyalties than one might expect. the personable and sharp. INItist piaytrs, they contend, ap. ininded president of the prciate the feeling of security. American League. "But if we Besides, there is no certainty can live through two years then, tlwt Clubs are going to be %ith our eight-year reserve arotd tossing out big bonuses plan in effect, I feel sure the and fat contracts. On the con- game will stabilize. "But right now we are enter. trary, players who desert one team might find it difficult to lr'g a wit of twilight zone. No. latch on to another, body is sure what will happen." ¼,"-1, - t't'a'' .I-.-vvT - - - ..'r."4.'.' t : ..i-/4#\ ' .' 2. •, '. - ' 'f , '," , '- -. P9669 ' ' _ -: - - J ',, vl , g - _'-ft ..ts I -- - - - ~ . - 1. - : _- __:- -1 ~ �flEv!mn9 Herald, Sanford, FI. Tuesday, March 16, 1976 INSTALLATION Fi" n a It 's SERVICE A 'I CUSTOM - ( FOR DOlT-YOURSELF Hoosiers I pafflmd Residential Commercial FREE ESTIMATE : • CALL 862-3114 . • • Are No. 1 It', I 1W t ss4)(l'tctI Prcsc i.'uipiiiii ritiurice LO. Still, the hoosiers weren't unanimous choices as the na- is N. 1 in the lion's No. 1 Aciated ! CCUC up 41 of 32 iirst-piace of the 1975-76 sea- ballots. The other first-plac' son, a position the went to Marquette, 2, fans have been claiming all Rutgers, 2, and Nevada-Las along. Vegas. 1. St. Coach Came-. Indiana wth 1,008 secca agrees. points while runner-up Mar"They deserve all acco- quette polled 888. Nevada-Las they received this year," Vegas moved up a notch from Carnesecca said after the burly fourth to third with 732 points, r" rr'secca's while Rut'ers d vi,peu d slot to itE-11ifl ray in the Indiana final team. Indiana Fi- nanc picKed For Personal ketball poll Hoosiers' votes John 's Lou finished the lades l' s€rc - - ang round of th.- National, UCMhe defending national 1T Associailon's post-season rhamnions. advanced to fifth, just Alabama juniped two spots to tournament. "They j TO PARTS ;iJI AND N utngler1us'il.t f)Othtf OV$EDO TRACTOR Co IL4 its No: 7 spot. Rounding out the it wai ti le first time sm that Indiana captured the top fr&n 14th a week ago, and Michigan, 16 th last spot in The AP poll. ¶' A UTO PARTS AR ..AW N GARDEN EQUIPMENT WH RE4LE TAIL "r' were led ne second 10 was headed by Schlundt and Ba~by Leonard. it also was the last time Indiana Maryland, followed, in order, D Ov ,, PH.36S:24a AC Oviedo rr Scotthlay and Kent Benson, the Paul, Virginia, Centenary and Hoosiers still are looking for Pepperdine. DePau! and another national court crown, a Pepperdrne were newcomers to title that eluded them last year the Top 20, replacing Washingwhen May was Injured late in ton and St. John's. the reguiar season and saw only limited ac ti on in the playoffs ''.. At%'it,,titt before the Hoosiers were upset by neighboring Kentucky. ti p.,rtn'p,,svs, Carnesecca called Indiana v';'fØ' 'hd)uQh Sundiy. toai "one of great, great teams in college history. I would corn Gardedand OPEN DAILY a A.M..S P.M. PLANT IlWI .' .t 26 I h. 323-6630 1400W. First St. !'! ' Francisco ""° I Sanford Pq 74 A 631 fl I Sze ____________ 776 257 •J II bl - i.__.__-j I 7)6 Im c, 25 i 238 -- flj - DELICI pers SaM ter' Ii.L help ar 14 DOJP -'1-.1 - 1 208 - -_ 17 II)? J 2 5 iS 77 20 _ Th ' ,JITR 131 72 6 p eme .! WPM "SSur strong, '" VEGETABLE PLANTS (0' ANNUALS 760 1 DCQ ' - TOMATO PLANTS . 1' the ''0u'ht (2) teams of the past the San LV II) teams with Bill R sell and all 10 UCLA champion- 5 UCLA ship boll clubs." John Wooden, who coached thc6e UCLA title clubs. also V 'J rhq,in '. Vth'Qfl praised the Hoosiers. 11 vorvlarv, "There is no doubt this is a great team," Wooden said. II 'They have it inside and they is' a 1 have it outside. They have bal. ance, an outstanding defense, ii D. P,ul is VUfl*. the best in the country fly 19 Ci' ,y ly h C extr $. prn,nr - NEW STOCK ARRIVING DAILY prr-nos:u,: pare them to the Kentucky I • U '' . . I 2544 Spen Dav i i CA]M RII' NjG Dolp ROOM ____ End Of smal suml Seige coml E For Baseball? from Page 1-B) Simmons arm- Dave Cash. Many of ght S L!JOU club, players granted free the proposal the agent status under the owners' players çcontend plan would be placed in a pool, it means bankruptcy for their and be aflowed to negotiate with franchises. a maximum of eight teams. A spokesman for August The Interested in a free Busch, owner of the St. Lows agent would be picked in in- Cardinals, said, "I'm afraid order of standings of the Augie will feel he has been sold previous season — last shall be down the river. Don't be fir-st and on up the standings. A prised if he sells his franchise." club losing a player con. The owners' proposal was celvably could be one of the presented after eight months of eight teams chosen to bid for negotiations covering 30 seshim. sions. Two days were needed by Under the owners' plan, if 16 their committee to hammer out p!srs ere in the se- the !cet, hich calls for a lection pool, no club could sign seven-and-one reserve clause to more than one; from 17 to 40 become effective after the 1976players, not more than two, and 77 seasons. from 41 to 64 players, .iot more Under the seven -and-one, a than three. Any club may be player with seven years major teams I IC L J i'iwy 17-92 F MORE CASSELB ERRY - stir- Atli a1h1 - it. tliipt I.r.., 6" 9W""My '- t.... )nJv l.,... IV(lL LA+ICIILJkV tion of Craig Nettles, Dick Allen, Will. i t! M:ovey, Rick Monday, Ted SmoAey Says: glass Lo 100k BOUTIQUE f YOU ve > Select From Styles J_—' Funky, Ne 4 r41% V Y P17,V__ I 6 ç i. - '- ; I I : ffk . I and _____ ).t I -_ 1 •4 By" f, Vicky Vaughn Under New OwnershiP Seminole PIOZO, Hwy. 17-92 & 436 Casselberry 831-4658 -, -- V - Hwy. 436 -- - - C.asselberry • him - . FITAWAJ1EM)WONDLSPUYATB&EFURNfl-URE .ShownabovearetheFIes tawareandoth erlos.eIy te a nd glaJlw,.re, fill your furniture needs .- . The on his petition. lie is the man ho signed Larry Csonka. Paul Warfield and Jim KIIck away from the Miami Dolphins ard they are still under the corp— ration that staged World Fu ball League competition Memphis. Rozelle, who said Memphis was eneof the cities top-most in the list for expansion, alluded to negative aspects of the current application. "Expansion is a of dliii-. lion," he said. "When things are relatively solid, clubs don't Look at negatives." This time, however, the negatives include the continuing problems of legal actions that have gone against the league and the (allure to gain a new contract with the players' association. Seattle and Tampa Bay have not yet been stocked from the form contract. There hasn't been a player. two years. Although a judge in Mmneapolis ruled the cornpensation Issue was not negotiable, Rozelle said, "That's one o f the things that could be taken up in collective bargaining. And it might be the key to what expansion draft of current play. happens after that. "Some of the players have in. ers, nor has the collegiate draft dicated they feel there is a need been held. Rozelle said both are exfor astrture.. that they want modification. When owners and pected within the next three owner pact in - ... master and Betty has a good selecilon Furniture en Hwy 117 92 in of these items — pieces by Casselberry You'll find Helsey. Fostoria and Cam. treasures galore at barqain bridge, and also Black prices - Lawn 1% t- ADV. selectionofarl deco Items. R & E Furniture is featuring a wr(xlohf iron couch, chair and Wrought Iron sectional sofa, ~1 ~01 Ni-ii II. I 5 uis I SMITH B 6 Ft1,qN/Tt/RE HIGHWAY 1-9 - 4 fr Ice-cream chairs, 5 Straw Bogs and Hats ', CASSEInERRy, FLORIDA 514 From Around the World 6**McAIc*aaasaairv Your Form or Cominertial Building Will Be lit Safe Hands With Blair. s-. ,, lei Th " I Lower Insurance, Rates AuILOWER I LAItI - - commercia' Reslci,i1tjaI - Real Estate : '?OLJR FARE WITH BLAIR! BLAIR AGENCY - Ph. IURANCE REAL ESTATE 2S10A OAK AVE., SANFORD I - F I4 I 323-3966 or 323-7710 - Chinch Bugs Sod Web Worm Mole Crickets Nemafodes LET ART BROWN LAWN China, Philippines, South America, Hong Kong and various other parts of the glob,. L-ft,:.' 0% SERVICE Help You Have A Beautiful We Have The Know How Lawn — Bags from 4.50 LOAN S E R V I C Ea DOLPHIN 9. - —U— SPOILERS ' chair and table — $120.00 4 wrought iron ( Why Pay More to - ' ov'-r t (, 834-3999 lass Is a popular attraction for antique lovers . ,__, Seminole Plaza any home _ 0 SAN DIEGOiAP— National Football League officials are expected to solve one of their problems by turning down the Memphis bid for a franchise in 1976, but still have a host of other controversies in front of them today incl uding the "Rn. z.ellc Rule." Commissioner Pete Rozelle legal obsaid that he stacles against the controversial compensation rule named for might be eliminated if the owners and players et together on a new overall expects "Antiques don't have to be expensive, says Betty, "and i ' • Brackets Driftwood *indoor plants for homes and offices *Unique macrame hangers for sale. Z ' the latest home fashion thing — the poster, These nostalgic llt.-rns are framed with glass and are an asset to decor • - B & E have a good selection of wall decorations — all the way eight of the frne agent's n1,aJ!!,1 league service. The owners' proposal also in. cludet! $1,0M increa.ses in the fbfhm Wary from $1000j / . -, - I tabk for only 5120.00, which can be u'.-ed either indoors or out doors tso in stock are i .ught iron i c e cream chairs h with drawers s •'irng of qrjod - - Cord . Beads • Rings : I .Macrame Supplies • Jute - This formula Is reduced by eing of the roster limit from 25 -! to 24 in the event U a two-team (. ,. expansion and to 23 in a foiuA 1, t4 I c1Uxpan$Jcn;anda7,700,O00 tit' 'iintrtbution to the player benes--( _____ fu plan in each of four 'ears through 1979. \ Pottery by/ local artists from traditional brass pieces to n Thus, if a player earns 000 a year, the team he leaves would get $154,000, and if 24th In an additional $120,000 or a maximum of one-third for each year I everywhere you look, you can find treasures that will del'cjht tit!" .WATC14 Off, EVE knick Knacks I Entering B & E is like gouna n a fantastic treasure hunt Everywhere you turn. 20% Off All Spring and Summer Clothi g t year. Grich, Bobby Bonds, Bert the team's rank in attendance Blyleven, Thurman Munson, firnes 11500. - 1 _ hofllC ' Blue, Sal Bando, Carleton Fisk, of two times the player's annual Carl Yastrzeznski. Bobby salaryupto$75,000ayear,pus si 1 --' accessories. Any Item could find :lcorneptcen your .-UWU play free agency at the end of the free agency. In the seven-andI T76 season — Tom Seaver. Rod one plan, the team losing a Carew, Reggie Jackson, Vida player receives compensation IN- - prices. B & E Furniture is owned and operated by Betty Smith. Betty not only carries new and an. tique furniture from almost as It may have lost, out an option year and become • The plan contains a repeat- a free agent. The same system cr's right. Alter once becoming as used in the one-and-one — a free agent. a pla yer becomes the player pool, the eight bideligible to ask for a trade after ders in Inverse order, the limit he completes an additional on the number players allowed tional four years and an option tween the one-and-one and the severs-and-one as presented by Under this "one-and-one" the owners. There is no cornfcnnula, some of baseball's pensation for a team losing a biggest stars are eligible for player under the one-and-one Whether ycuarefrx.)kingfora complete outfit f furniture for room or just a single piece of furniture, the place to an Is to Ii £ Furniture located on Hwy I7°2iflCass4Iberry&E has a good selection of both new and used furniture at reasonable _.__ij three )cars of major league any one team are effective in service. Or he could become a the seven-and-one formula. free agent again after an addi There is one difference be New And Antique Items FURNITURE SALES verse Furniture HE OR . Matching bag & hat sets $14.95 DAVID FINANCE CO. 2544 SO. FRENCH, SANFORD GALLOWAY MGR. PH. 3739140 ''..\WORLD OF IMPORTS 115 MAGNOLIA AVE. 3)I-O$4 t:)OS)O Mon., Thurs., Sal. ;JO-$:OQ Friday MEMBER DOWNTOWN BUSINESS ASSOC. For FREE INSPECTION CALL 322-8865 , - players start this collective weeks. lie also reported that teletirgaip, right after these meetings, it depends on how it vision viewing of Sunday doubleheaders and Monday games ILS up six per cent and other Rozelle said he thought i t ssould be possible the courts footba ll television up three per Lr.d maybe Cnn'recs will tin- cent in 1975 over 1974. The NFl rerwtøe paid atplement a collective bargaining ousi tendance for idl rvgi agreement. games in 1975 was 10,213,193, a On the opening day of NFl. 23,192 or two-tenths iii-is the actions were rou- decline tine with no definite agree- per cent from the 1974 total of 10,236,322. mCflIS. however, for all 269 games John Bassett, the millionaire Canadian who owned the Meni- played, including 79 preseason, phis Grizzlies of the rio-(Iefl'flCt 182 regular season and eight World Football League, said he postseason, the total paid atplanned to petition the NFL to tendance was 14,054,259, an Inbe admitted as Its 29th member. crease of 520,372 over 1914 when Bassett ran into oppiUon a strike of veteran players cut 21 affirmative votes preseason attendance and of ART BROWN PEST CONTROL INC. Sanford's Oldest And Largest Company 7567 S Park Ave. Sanford needs �- Hera;d,Snford,Fi. 48-ng - / .~,/ / / ~ ~v ~ ; 0 , ", --,, I , - - - t.1_1V_1 I _1 - . il 1 ~ "~ __-' J;~, ~ "I , - . X~;;;~~ ,~ N " ., , r C"... (' Ws" - " ", . ,,."/ tN.'Lj V;- I/ ,J 1 ~ I / 14 -,i~ ,-,.I, . graceful than Foolish Pleastire," he says. "Foolish PleasI_ .~T, "', I I' 4A~ ___ / . t( . 11 4'' . ,I I -1 L__', -_. _-.- -, -. ", -, ,I I I,kk~"_'l - - "llonest Pleasure is more and because of )i -.,4," ''i," ~I - , -) til". 0 0 1;WA /I - __ a more graceful way of going, and became of his smoother action he doesn't ivepr himself oil[ due to loss of Illotioll." 'llie comparisons may flow . 1~e F I "t -_ . . __~ * ,Jt't,~Ir 4,0"_, ~!~"_ I _. ) 04E ) - - CUT),I V iiswii~ a " , I I lCr=il AjJ" r11A, \ -~~_ . . 1; ~, ,l,' [0101 WOREBOARD - - ______________ Proposa" Tabled incemea Billy) Pnultz, (Mark) Olberding and (Allen) Bristow didn't score much but they "( .I1 I 'L11I -I- - - -- ~ - - - West Dv,st3n ' vs Basketball -? M*a rn FIi AAarch 29 - NIT .. ~. 1; NIT'- 1' Monday esuits Cr I ,'.' , P, oriafle 79 Pr(clon 72 - Or Inn Ch.?tano 107 Stun 7 ,:v C.., i D,c1i 6 7 Cti.ii,ni.iont, Lalty. 8. Flyinll 48 -'? 2 " III! 726 75 4 11 3(0 773 .ti z:r them. This)- advised John Geer ) - ) 77/ 3J5 Monday's Games ., Today's Gamn ls"'""11 % S';,ti ,% FIRST -$16D I f mtri N ,,r I is Carnfin,,i Statt. Iii, fjr~l, m Quarlef-finals j Canadian D4iin A Ifni I ENTRIES TONIGHT Al 71 C) Fe Jfl s? o ?S4 . - ~ I: 0, Thursday's ay Games G to V .1c, I i 1, -, f,f ,%'Im. I Ch,0~ ;,i t, fl-I I r 1;,111). - 1, ?" "".. Honest for a FOURTH -5-16 C: I. tricky Ric , COIS• 2 5 Stookey MOSS, 6 77 S. nni r P4 CAA EAST 7 60 7 M lo ;oacI u Sunday s Games A? Greemboo-o N C March Is Rulor- rS. 700, VS WLTP?s,GFG A Fonals 00 5 mf All? MiDEAST Stmifinals, Al Salon Rouge, La. Nlafuufllf. 26 1. V% S West"n M,r.n c At Louisville 'tir 1.1 l ,orr 0 S., 9 25 I" 111 f1"ston si Puffin M 20 12 so 794 ,is itif March 20 Today P Yrwk March 1S J . S'(7 ` .- ;' X' s i is. CIOtnst,onl?) C t i () .ini , Chit 3 ('n C) i 3 1)8 Na tio n al C hamp ionshi ps ELEVENTH In ,, March 21 - S • • and .t 1 . aLilities to bear. In addition he it as an opportunity to free the was Hattaway's firg choice. commissioners to concentrate he will have to work at t 0 • ' Neiswender 's I instead of ssill come because Neiswender plementation niust please a county com- Doing that won't be easy. temper flares. But Oat is rare. Most of the time he Is the image than Nelswender, who has of the mannerly southern folk presenting all the Im. program two -. as it is one of those individuals who the - I . A n — /, / individually with each Com- things -basebdll So the nets are left to swing in the gusty March missIoner and also with the points is his sense of humor, smiling Neiswender quipped, Take for example this new Ask him any question and he '*What, no miracles?" - , for nvxt - ------------------- ~) I *1ft Dep luty aheriff Beaten, Robbed I ibl I 1111 1w; - !-- - _. .' __ .i_iM;--r _~ 7; Fr 1_r 'Ij- Y (0 I (W V y4A 6 . 1(~I " V 9 n jj i,, - I \ Irb., \. \ ' ~ . ' °' - - To . I dJ2)JJ%:J - - __ 'S V 0 I ~ 70 180 2 In%pehm,nl - 1 put on higher price tags day after day. The ': — -A.4 I most things keep going up, tip and tip lltlt * l thvv' fe nL-.irl%, (lilt ,it' ,,iv,111111 .. THIRD - 3-16, 0: I Ps nny Ev,,mi _______________________________________________________ _____ 'Z'' / "'' _ r I..41b. viv; I i I e MATINEES Ston - . I . . . .imt. thing is happening in clothing storcs I lirniture and kpartment stores. Prices on 8'OO PM ''~* r4l 2 &I, I AA A S '-. ineat department and produce departments Nelife • NIGHTLY SECOND _3$ 0 I Bcrks 380 7 10 2 T 's Fâsl Fnn W . rhi _________ 7n =i ==! J6I Roe C.'! ) 7 0. I V I #, R 1, If Va r cl (61 4 20. Q M1 HELIN -.-.-- _ _ THEIR PRICES at le a st every wick / 'I- ro - ... I - . r. ,r, Pi-, ! :.T \ UJ,IIWL.. ,,, - " lit Z FIFTH $ )4. 0: I. Ra t470. 7 Av,itcr 0)0 - 1S I) fM ,. 4. 0l - ( 1•45 . . i . 7° - , EVERYBODY IS CONCERNED ABOUT tilisi rising prit.Ls \lost fa mi l i e s tire look in' for w . mA.c their (hill~ir,, p() flirtlicrr Solilt' 11)1k", think that noth i ng Call he donc ,lllmll it. 11111 11. li ti liii.))) . 7} •' Monday ;' L ° ° I -- Y' __ tIll 40 T (A I 51 s3)I 00, 31 72, SEIvENTH - 5.16. C: 1. atifyo$ I 111111111VIA _& - m -in ever by plann i ng thicir 55 i i Is Ii 111111 kIloss tug ss h1i I t1l hi t to buy, %5 IlL U to buy 11 and where to get the best quality ~lt tile 1()We%l price. Pull,i 19D le RACES Xnl~, (I) 1000. IPO. 810, 2 N00a Central (1 IQ P3 331 1 1 ' i . tug hints that call 5.1St. illOncy, ccOHomi ii (1 hhI,l[-5t1ltJ)iJI repair projects are often featured II) the newspaper too in i - ~ - - -_- ~ Ii II . , McROBERTS TIRES JOHN DICKEY INC. TENTH -11-1141, A: I Pr in/ E wo n ", A 00, I 20, I lfoqh*,Iy ;; i t- r (yi i 4c, 2 6a, 3 t,ov ct,fia I 2 i LADIES' NITI - ___. ~ :. v ficient, newspaper way. She starts by listing her shopping needs then pre-shopping for them in -. _ 0. 1) I . I , ,' I If f 21 S 40. 3 60. 7 90; I U I I ra 00 a , ,'f nt f 13) 11 10, It. X., 3 Sapporo V .it# (1) A 01, () (7 3) S26 " ,, p (7 3) . .. ji, : . _____ -:-- , ,. ryii lilt fltis , amI -- -- -._ ' I Is . I I . _. . .--- _ - r'--------- H , 11. I 1, . . , 1* . , . -' -- - ' , ; ,. V 40. 3 Trff Mal I If) 5 40. a ( I .080. 7 ( 1 67t wo s '. ' ' ' - " -- , 1454 __ ____ qw~ - ~_ , 0 Evening H"Wd FOLKS WHO SAY T11F,V "can't aff, ird" Tbe IlERi' 6 IX- really clIn,t atford to be withsout it . I I 1 1 I • • • S I • • • • • • • • - r- - Is / ,___ -. Ab TIf' HONORED ,~Ilft=%W _ . _ i' ~ I L it In A - A _ 4 4 ~ : R,k--@ . ._` /07 , , ~ - _, ,1~i-_', i, / , IT,- , I ,sssosf -A ...# ,1 , upreme tourt ,sSSO(illsC us tice J oseph W. ,utcidt, left, was honored at a reception In Sanford Tuesday before he addressed the Seminole County Bar Assw1allon In Altamoate Springs Viiih Justice llalehctt is John (.arII, center, president of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, and Ally. James Gnl.en. Ilorlild S-A .# _ - I -_-_ - " -'11 mission hearing In a utility rate Increase request by North Orlando Water and Sewer Corp, a subsidiary of Florida - . - '- . __________ _____ , ___ ____ ilt . '. ., . •' ' '' - 1' -r . t, '-' ' Gas Co Massey filed a lawsuit afternoon in circuit Court at Sanford seeking to block the 930 a m Thursday Tuesday 0 _ _: ~~ -, ~_ bearing, set for Winter Park The private utility has asked , 5_ .. ~_ -_ the Public Service Commission , f% - --!~ L_~_V to fund i=eased operating , -1 WE ,~_ . I and system expansions The city hopes, by the lasuit, to establish that the - __,_T1_,l_; costs city has Jurisdiction in any rate increases requested by any . _i-- -- - ~;~ - i ~_ar ~~ V1 ) r_ = public utility within its boun 1 ' regulatory agency I , i '' A petition urging the utility - -i. V orilk .._-e t ; , to rate increases for obtaining _____________ - r oir_i,lil-_ __________________ - I heartrig thia afternoon to stop a Florida Public Service Com- ..t-~'.! Z~.' ~,_- t Tuesday's high 84. today's Ios 41 Fairand cooler today through Thursday-. Afternoon highs lower lOs today and mid to Winter Springs city attorney Gary Massey was to seek an injunction in a circuit court .;., S. I . Wom earing Opposed . A Obituaries y the PSC over tigal questions, Winter Springs residents are . IL _____________________________ Nature Center Slated For - - -~-_ i.1A . - I U culated in the Winter Springs Winter Park bearing are being organized iar e scale canvassing of th' 1100 residen ts the to sed rat i ' M _" 'Kl~ '' '.-' ---•- - - aiming for signatures from every customer. Slore than 200 indignant residents attended a Saturday - Sj,rings City Hall to protest the proposed neike th - I = IB 1. . 07 - -- k ~ - - - III I - - __ -- -:. N ow 1 I I - - ', 405 W. First St. . -. There is no guesswork in shopping for the __ - It .• __ - Dear Abby Dr. Lamb tonight hncr to mid SOS northefly 15 to 20 m.p.h. today HANDING OVER THE MONEY --Salary increas,~s for zoo diminishing tonight and Kay Jessee, chairman of the second atinual Woman's NVni Golf workers. Thursday, becoming easterly Tuurney',prrntsa$l,SO0 check to Rodger E.Seney', treasurer Of -Repaying debts incurred tonight and southeast . the DVll0n3 Open. ' Me money will be added to Gold Spousors while constructing the park sda%. Fund for %orthy area non-profit organizations. portions of the zoo. Details and tides (in Page I I V ill - - 4 _ V, Iiiii , ill,,, -- __________ - issi ons To Cost More . the Advertisements III our newspaper can help them pla n their ~ M. 0 1 1 1) 110 so. P 11 6) 11~ • Florida last week's meeting the board Williams said he was not adylliF,Sion prices. Zoological Society Tuesday won turned down t he request until it convinced the increase %his suf. Reasons include an Increase in the price of was presented in writing ficient. Williams voted to grant -A 30 per cent Increase in the admission at the Central Commissioner Sid Vihien Jr the request, but the corn cost of Insurance Florida Zoological Park. said that the higher fees are missionersaidhefeltincreased onal costs resulting The county commission justified. After meeting with admissions alone are not sufroin increased insurance granted a request to raise 000fficials, Vihlen said the zoo Ficient to close out the society s 'overage admission fees from $1 to $1.50 needs Increased admission fees debts. -Increased costs of vendor for adults and frora 50 to 75 to meet spiraling costs and to In a letter to the bo ard, the cents for children under 12. repay a $100,000 debt owned to society's Fxecutive Director Al supplied items It was the third time the issue Sanford banks. Co mmissioner was be fore the commission At oner Hi chard rationale for the increase in zoo It 60 ' i Zoo The ___________ FOURTH -S 14 M I BtMtOy n 50 1700, 1240. 100. '1 M)ntola B '-',,' (7) 9 40 4 70. 3 Irish Shr,la Jet I.. - - SUPERMARKETS SEEM TO BE RAISING . _r_?m I ' _______________ MONDAY NIGHT - with n silencer - ma y have Then they spotted a pair of ,* V& igo,IEPW,- ~ 'kW-42RISM %. ~_ ___ --W41A ;' been waiting for the deputy to 11;indcuffs under his coat and Ic- VF-_ -%* -~~. . ~~ Al .- J ";~L I come home. %. asked him what he did for a ~ %~"' 0 .: Sheriff John Polk said Stuart living .. ) J to icno suspects or leads in the was a sheriff's radio dispatcher preserting all the facts When Stuart answered that , 't '\ _ "The tariff is passed on to the robbery and beatiq of Deputy for several months in 1969, he is a deputy sheriff, pollce I*-... k .4 1w is m -_ '..... buyer of a home This Is legal Sheriff Vann Stuart Tuesday served In the U S Army, and said, the men took his 357 "\ blackmail. The county attorney night at his Sanford residence kiAIi. th!n returned to the depart- magiiwii service revolver and \ ...I, ment as a deputy in March 1973 has ruled it is Illegal" Jordan bs burglarc sho escaped with wallet, and handcuffed ins a /' seseral handguns, apparently said "I don't think the men knew hands behind his back 41 The county polk) of seeking leaving their handcuffed victim I he was a depu t y," Polk said 'I Stuart wits beaten about the ...P / contributions from builders and for dead. ; % I believe he just came home and head, possibly with a blackjack, i Stuart, 27, managed to surprised the burglars who lnestigators said, and struck des dopers prior to zoning _l 0 approval has been attacked by stumble from his 200 E. 24th St. were ramsfacking his house." five or six times by the in-~ J Officials said Stuart sas a truders the Mid Florida Institute of residence to a neighbor's home .,,/ a half hour a!ter the attack and I lomebuilders '.Ice squad agent for a short •;i; Police patrolman William 4 County time, then became a uniform Hasson said Stuart said the Commissioners police were called. . ~R-:,17, A spokesman at Seminole -Williams and John Kimbrough dputy and for the last tso (Continued On Page 2-A) P -12_ 4 'i have said that in some cams Mr-morial Hospital said this ~'.A I , years has been assigned to the . r~ 11 1 h k.-1-4 . ~_ — civil division. owners of new homes do not pay morning that Stuart was listed '_~. 11~ , . I propert y taxes on the full saltie in good condition with sesera Police said Stuart parked his pp .day of t he ir propert y for as long as deep lacerations on the back of sheriff's department car In residence, where he lives alone, front of his garage and entered 21 months after construction his head Investigators said the plain about 8:30 p.m. Ws residence by the back door The% say the commitments Arotuid lbe Clock 4-A -: However, detectives said to find that the front door of the Bridge, lleviate clothes civil division deputy 1. I ..& present homeowners of ,he apparently surprised the they ha ve n't discounted the house had been entered by (.aleadar 7A additional cost of providing burglars, two white men possibility that the assailants, smashing the glass. capital needs for these new dressed in tee-shirts and jeans, armed wit h pistols a 9 mm lie told investigators, that the (r'cssord 8-A : when he arrived at the automatic and a .38 caliber men forced him at pistol-pirtint homeowners. FAIltorial - - / ri . , =_ 4 1,11,111- - _' if k_37 -' WO t 1 1 1 1 :1 1 1- .-1 ••' ` 1 1Wr.k - 1 Illi—MIR -is -- A t i it _:__f;k __________ i, I ROGER NELWENDER One of Nelswender's best to what is expected of him. A Neiswender says he will meet thrive on competition. spring %hen a young inan'F fancy tradidonally turns to -2mong other ________ J111, ol petition. Asa matter of fact, he Kwiatkowski and Sid Vthlen Jr. answer a reporter's question as was esUiblishied in 1913. Basketball courts are. for th e most part, forgotten in - .0 of Commissioners Richard a humorous answer. Williams and John Klmbrough Minutes after the board his departmental activities and Ne!swender. But he is no stranger to heat gearing up" for the new job - Seminole County - - ~~ __ - - - _. - 11 -14 " - As a former track star Somewhere along the line he selected him, Neiswender . job that basically alters form of county government in Neiswender Is used to Com- picked up Commissioner Harry leanded back in W chair to 8 _______ / "It's a point position. There'll grade and high schools, can be serious, or a twin kl e will be a lot of heat," says All along, he had the support appear in Ins eyes and out pops Between row and then he says he ill be "gearing do wn" on _______ I. Neiswender attended both assumes the new position. half years. a. -r Sometimes in meetings his made up of three And, nobody knows that be tter and - facts. ,_. . _1 T)er,blIpan worked in Seminole County who live and around BirAla., where On April 1 Neiswender government for two and one. mingham, - building permit he doesn't she said 11), BOB LLOVD Jordan, moving to table the Herald Staff Writer proposal until the Aprfl 20 meeting, urged that it be Police and sheriff' considered when full debate can be held with both sides detectises today said they have.' are The polldcal part of the job Democrats - private to the ment and programs as such, thorough He prides himself on mission 01 reports always onders - a politician w I _- per I , - kn ows ,, l)i - , . (9 4 ).- COURT tj~ I _- - -, - Rflu st'u.i2l.. 110. I. i Ts,CLrTH 3 , 041960,370.3(0. 2 Thelo (3) 2 Hdorrnon(I)3 0 3 II -- ' \.j Q UIET , -~~ . -x VLZ.XW potential, but it "depends on the it didn't happen, he said he OOf a ui'ifl t !t (Jfl U) tu 3:r; r hnrd, a board that since 1913 he could remain mnUdly tuned 1p,(.oming that wonder of all on the philmphy of govern. commission .I ' Editorial Page 4-A' - A 90. 4 20, 3 Cindif's Choict, I I i S 70 ,M __ :~A& ,_:~~ ` ~`_ Czv - -1 . the proposal, insisting voluntary it 31 C'n"n ' I the commitments "are not 1-ifit), R. ta.ir(j IS) is, 80. 0(4 7) @I 00 I1Q . '. 'b V C._., " 10 .I . Carol Pacey, however, spo 6 440 360 3 (I) I A. ' I,\ - . ~ f.l~ apartment unit. - 40 0 (1 ?o S 80 no %ahc on show b (it(j5 U P j."ca4j ,..I % ., __ ,dMEMQMTM-::--- / . - - - _. 9 " f,'_'. I ~ votred directly with day-to-day wanted It over with. Loard." activities of county governThen on Morday he spent As the county's new almost two hours closeted with a tar executie assitant, Ux ment Nelswender Is th charged wi Commission Chairman Michael current 30-year-old director of to the responsibility of handling Hattaway . Whenitwassaldand county development bring all his administrative those mundane tasks. He views done, all Nelswender knew he .-(-j 1 - ow i".-Oft a - together and work with the has been used to getUng in- to compete for the position. He I 4 ,I 7 "basic" direction com- position of executive assistant. missioners wish him to take. Neiswender "psyched" himself He feels the job has lots of up for a Friday Interview, When K, smiled, rd said, "M) c,-t will t •.... I . ffer ' from developers and builders at against The county's new executive ass*-stant thrives on pressure and the new post prorniesto o j ust that."There'll b e lot of heat," says 'Royel ' Ne~si,VeP.der. .0 L thIs time at the rate of $300 %00u llt u Herald Staff Writer minutes after his Tue sday select ion Seminole County's first adininistrator charged wILh Lilt, i See I eins ,_, t, %, e r ri Ili e n t , It 0 g e r ~;eiswender leaned back at hi5 1P J adding the county has receied more than $20o,000 in donations Utah Sept. 1 8 f 9 . ., -. _. ,~__',. I 1, . i 'T would increase Seminole's population from thc current - Dyn.irn.c Do .4 ; I "Zoning already approved H AP) Parsons has 7M points, Yar. s'orite to win the first event of - Benny Parsons Is back borough 732 arKi Petty' 710, acing's Triple Crown this year. in the lead for the national stock Then come Dave Marcis 669, HOUSTON (AP)-The Rice As a warm-up, he dashed to an car driving championship. Hobby Mhson 651, Richard University O'sls will open the 11-length victory in the Parsons regained first place Childress 631. J.D. McDuffie 1976 football season against Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah as i result of his third place 620, Darrell Waltrip 603, James Utah here Sept with a stakes record of 1:46 4-5 finish in Sunday's Southeastern liviton W2 and Lennie PGnd 584. Other games announced for lt miles. 500 at Bristol, lean., while Petty clung to first place in Monday In addition to the "Honest Pleasure's Flamingo Richard Petty wrecked carly in money winnings after five regular Southwest Conference races on the 1976 circuit with schedule include road dates "I hope he can continue." Petty had moved past Par- $73,540. David Pearson is w. against Louisiana State Sept. 25 The younger colt is healthier sons last ieek and svitli $65,475, followed by and Florida Oct. and orks harder than Foolish, Cale \arborough, the Bristol \arborou)t $53 l, Par sons The annual Blue-Gray game Jolleysays. The trainer says he race winner. also pa&sed Petty $46,805, and Waltrip SM,355. that winds ep the current spring ' sotnetimes must slow down in the NASCAR Grand National 7'aw next race will be the At- football practice wflI be played I lonC5t "because there are days point Standings lanta 500 Sunday. April 9 In Wee Stadium. ELE VENTH - S 16. A: I 14,01 a rr 2 6 rI S P ch 3 K I Bnno TENTH - 5-16, 6: I Klipoef Kiris '0 WHA East Di vision Honest is considered the fa. ~ I Af.. uiv books. OwlsSchedule L ', 2. ro (2) 9-!- n '' A 40 '' ' March 20 ` -f - 1! ,s,rincrs _~§ _~ ,?;3 3 600 7 NINTH - S Is O . I. Finals 10 I -AiL I~&!~:~,_-j 1$7~Awsiji I - `_ O1) I,) 7700 '100 l5tjnr rs UCLA 9 80 P (68) 0650 Y,w Is r ,, .,"i ,!,;, of commitments promised by land developers and builders on apiece. TENTH - S-14. C: I 14.,tr,,%f,%(1 2 S,Ilo iao,k 3 yl-llo.% stof I Mi nt Murphy. S Soo Ibc 6 K 'ii r' 7 t nolh t • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . . . . . . • . • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • II onqr Fo 11 t it,I . hlrs. Williams said the county • • ., i - currently has $5 million worth - .. 41,; I ~ 14M property taxes '- _ -Aff To 111 V!II,--j l~ res d T o ;" _ ____ I I eiswen er Pre N P . urged support for continuing the program, saying stopp in g the contributions will raise P .er, Maurice Lu cas and Johnny Neumann , who had Pharn%h SEVENTH - S 16 C I M I I 6173 CO It 1) 6 10 2 v, - San Antordo. "But ... we've Parsons Passes 10 Cents 0 . .' practice "legal blackmail." Lamar Williams, an associate realtor, member of the board of realtors' legislative committee and wife of Seminole County Commissioner Richard Williams been thrcugh this before." 1,80 A A0 II II 99 270 203 28 38 9 S9 776 A? ' 1 NINTH - ,3$ B I Elli e Belly. Mo -' After Kentucky had earned a Ito off sls~9 till T is I @I $17700~ )I is Moosdays Games SIEST 'aIennnc SIXTH - 5.16, 5: I cc-irmax is) Adams Divoilon o, s 7? 6 1171 00, 760 3 Circuit 12) 4.60, 31 71 1; 71 297 261 ,,.,. its '' : 'n Ouoti 17 1 S2 9 10 1 14 297 150 P tti, WhTlif r ~ V.-Mis Gratia. 3 lm F J,f 11 67 FIFTH - 5.16. 0: I H r( ills, f f It I m i so, 3 4 Wales Co&eruo No'r 0oi MIDWEST p 5 FOURTH - $.Is, M: Wine 11, 110 to t. ?.~-n(~A,% Hartilet.7 Calico IRolling J?) Finals March 20 ,,, said Sanford, Florida 327 / 1-Price r,.# ~~ Casselberry Realtor Clifford Jordan, who called the county i hitting 13 of 20 shots from the 73-73 deadlock on Lowe Damp- within a game of third-place turerl thc Donn Handic Ill at i (,ulfstreagn Ic khjster Tn J It 29 13 69 23S 742 2S 33 12 67 Its 252 L-u % I C 'IC)S fl()nry J5('W'0 I 40 0 0 3) " 00, 'I f? 3 41 S)01 40. 313t Ø 7 73 24 35 9 S7 213 2" Smyth. Division VAnt VT "'I. A F) A FIFTH - S- 16. 0 I F rc SECOND - 516 C I ken C,(rI 15 60 3700 2 Bur,- i $45,000. steeper they already are, Foolish won last year's Kin I Campbell conference Patrick Division v-rgmia I ' SI XTH - I 0. A: I She's Smok.oil. A 10, Do 12 3) 191 00. 0 (3 6) 1167 00. 1 Vol), r, ' 54 crc?. .* I$Iy, 3 flu, 3175 L.ik( Aff')'L., S MAro M 6 Gn Tort-, THIRD - 5.16, 0: I Berkley F, ,,,, I ,,% 111.10.1u, 60. 1 5 3.6t02Sno NHL rW'( ?,(Ut. I$ 9 D4 Paul. 3 Pro Hockey (on 11 % " 0. :'.'y, FIRST - 5-16. D any time they want The colts were sired by What field, has 37 points while Gervin ier's three-point play with 5-35 A Pleasure, recently syn- scored 33 points on a 12-of.23 remaining in the quarter, San (heated for a record $8 million. Now Jolley finds hintself with a pair of winners, horses which may become legen(Ls - unle&s I, (', r i~ S. , ( ~rll S SMNFORD- ORLANDO bti Foolish for $20,000 and later, Bert Firestone to 'tuy Bass of his guard combo. Silas, THIRD -?ifwl.7 A.1,n(iiI,1 AtAiie. ] M A % i .nr, 1 E 0 s Do Racing krnturk,, S March 17, 1976 ~~ WIM signals. The action came on the heels of reirar' ee1r1" ''c thb'ir, ut Inc .eting by nnces from our key people,' cald Brown One the get after these peoples" said Brown , hose fourth place Colonels blew a chance to move . "Thev've got the green light inidway through tile t.hird Nri- _ id - - -mt Amossis...daillommilifts". sit! 14 C LONGWOOD - The Seminole, Count), Booard of - Realtors Tiesday th supporti ng the county com. mission's practice of s"king "voluntary "cash contributions from buildefif~ and developei-s fo~ capital reells includilli, school sites, roa,iits and traffic' had (It tVl I it'. -old Hon- lucky's defense to mincemeat played defense. set picks and was center Artis Gilmore, who -L est Pleasure goes to the Florida Monday night, combining for 70 found the open man," Ju.t !7 Irt and DerbyApdl 3 before moving points as San Antonio rolled rebounds. PauJtz The open man, undernorth to the Kentucky Derby paflt Kentucky 118.105 In an standably, was usually either 21, includIng 17 in the ft half May I. American Basketball Associ- Silas or Gervin. to help keep Kentucky within Jolley 's relationship with the tion game . After spotting Kentucky an range two Pleasures goes back to 11 The gan.e was the only pro 18-8 first period lead the Spurs when he and his late father- basketball action Monday cruised "I came in here tonight into a 2&26 tie and then Moody, arranged buyers for night Kentucky until thl:iklngwewerereallygojngto sparred with _______ W W ..Momwoa. ." - 1111 I By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer (AP) - shooting night. Antonio dl3stralght Gu Bas ho%eer, noted that las and eorge to the issue. Silas Gervin of the San Antonio Spurs those, gaudy scoring totals hit five of his baskets during know a green light whien they `o,L-~'.' ' - " dk,;4 ~;...'~.4,Lir, ,;,' Ili,, tJ:,11 streak. ce it. Kentucky, which couldn't get Just 4-Lsk Spurs' Coach Bob "We passed well, and our Bass. V~lter yet. ask Coach team defense was the best its closer then 10 points the rest of#) llutiie Brown of the Kentucky been all year" said Bass. the way, "get st;bpar perform- Handicap. and 3-year ___ Donation LOUISVILLE more freely in coming days. Four-year-old Foolish Pleasure Colonels. is scheduled to run here SaturA frustrat ed Brown watched day in the Guuistream Park Silas and Gerwin t urn Ken- !31 - Into . ,~ ) / 4 t; \ ,, i IV. If • ure is a creature of determina- , ~ ~ 4 I _ -.01111 .oddft~, - Spurs Turn Colonel he offers a wealth of rVations on how the two are similar INNOW]w -qow..Mdumab. 68111 Year, No. 178-Wednesday, I late on which colt is better, but o1y I ( k'-.\ .- -- _ Wfl1fl Jollev. X refuse., to sItsecu. ~ _V5~ t ) V ' f ,,. _____ ______________________________________ __ brothers who keep winning their work days are spaced because of a :1 4-inch height so often that the name &velop;r a cvrtaln ring?" assorted derbies, stakes and apart by eight or nine days. advantage. ) ~~_ ~ "t ~l / / " r I ,____ I e~~ I / -, "_ .11 I/ - , .47 / I - - As for the names, olleyfinds HALLANDALE (AP) - when we fear he's going to do Their fast works tic never them fitting. "If Foolish Pleasure and lion, too much." close together." So often, good horses reest Pleasure stand side by side No stride measurements But neither is trained espe. its hard to tell them apart," claib hard, 'They get long j. ha%e been taken, but Jolle) ceie good names," he muses. says LeRoy Jolley, trainer of lops," Jolley says. "They often assumes Honest 'reaches out "Or is it that after their ex. the two Florida-bred half. work in rather fast times, but fLrther than Foolish Pleasure" ploits, their names are repeate'.iiii ' j ,/"o . .~ -'-, I / .r 1 . / -11 / - —,-, ,~ 6 __ - Foolish Or Honest, Road Still Headed To Ken tucky' _- I J 140) - - - - Tuesd a y, March it. 1976 The Ultimate Spike %r- ------___________________________________________ - - Big Tree East The - nature center mission And the School Board scheduled to get underway on, "We appreciate it very "We need to put that land to e county wi be expected to Tuesday entere- into an September. Mrs. Palmer said. much.work," corrinented Vihlen. provide a parks director, a agreement to deve l op 242 acres Mrs. Palmer, the coordinator Mrs. Palmer explained secretar and two park Beginning in the next school at Big Tree Fast into a county for science and environmental school Officials will just use a park plus tin environmental education, said the education portion of the park in con- year, the school system will nature center for the county's Program Prvsently is designed Juncdon with the county. IU provide a teacher and a porOfficials at the Central table building, while the cOlIntv Florida Zoological Park offered for fifth graders. schcA childrea. land was not leased, as such In attendance at the• m ee ting but an interlocal a°rvement still ic expected to develop and Iandfor use by the schools. But ie comh-u nature center- were School Sunt William ma i n taiin n tervus worth o -i" rawn P nature Mrs. Palmer declined a1 e offer, igirk grew out of a request froal Layers Asst. Supt. Dan Dagg trails. The motion to approve the deciding instead to pursue the ,NI rs. BettiePalmer and School Board Chairman concept was made by CoinOf property at Big Tree By the 1980-1981 school year, for a site to teach a nature Hobert Feather. missioner Richard Williams seiool officials expect to East, which is near Five Points class. Though Feather was late in and seconded by Commissioner provide four teachers, one aide off SR 419. y -_ - - -_ 4, ;!-~~ __ ___ _____ .____. .- - -1--_ - 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, March 16, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 16, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 16, 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/5f31e80f5ffc6528dd4278a562afbbec.pdf 713c520aa1936d57f2840a7fbee0d03f PDF Text Text -- - - - -I M _ - - 1~111111 j - - - - ____________________ . eu .-- ,% I T~ N, . : _ rn III __ I -f . 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": -_ pushed by all three Democratic --- - L =~ I!, IL , ttaway and Kwiatkowski. ~ _ - i'v-7, __ __ __ " !M . _,tiA decision. lie said tic, planned to hoi%e%-er, that he has looked sultant E.H. Underwood. Some 250 persons applied for I query Williams and Hattaway. over all the applications. __ __ Kinibrough, like Williams, said the job. As of last week ftit If the two commissioners were Dana FranklIn of Winter Springs (taydreama of the fun and maybe glory of playing baseball, satisfied with Friday's session, eissender is his first choice number had been narrowed to during Saturday's opening ceremonies for the Seminole Boys Baseball League Fort teams 'To me he tNeissender) Is four. Kwiatkowski said he representing seen communities opened the l96 season hieh sIl1 for 10 weeks with games the only logical choice if they Unlesssome thinggoeaarrnss tfled every day are going wi th that system," onTuesdaythatnusntrwW be Willia ms saidhehasnrroed inihrouh it'1 nrrosed to one DREAMS OF SUMMER FU hl run - Justice Hatchett Rea an Face Another Showdown i Vis i Ford managers professed to be more 1 For , - ____________________________________________________ ( -}!f•A(;o (AI) Presdent Ford boked for another victory, t performances, with slated today in Chicago and Ronald Reagan braced for another defeat and the Republican three other cities on the way ton final rally in SprinfieId. By DONNA ESTES ployes for the cost as long i's rivals left the campaign arena to Densocratic contestants today concerned about over-confidence than Carter was appearing in Chicago, as was Shriver, a cand;date Herald Staff Writer courses aren't taken for credit. on the eve of the Illinois presidential election, in desperate need of a big showing to pull back from the brink of Florida Supreme Court about the ballot-box impact of a budd u ing in g P However, Andrew said last It was the Fifth leg of the White house relay race and among political collapse after Fractional shares of the vote in the first Associate Justice Joseph W. controversy over Howard H Calla way, four primary states lkmocrats, a week that the who wasa trunning Chicago Mayor Richard lldtchett will address the J Daley. loomed over the field as he so ront in to , Ford s suspended campaign mançjer who the Seminole tic,, a nt1or! Democratic power to tw County Bar tt knninance he once enjoyed in Illinois presidential politicking, burseinent ro ram thus he faces an investigation of his role in clout to reformers four years ago but was to rebuild it in thE Association at 6 p.m. Tuesday Ford managers professed to be more concerned about overaid Lommission inn. p ressing , while Secretary of the Army, for guaranteed comniand °f 59 Ch.icago at the lied confidence con. delegates ajid was backing C Altam onte gs. approvalon ues ., d expansion 0 e federal an eased to a troscrss over liosazd H (ailaway, Fords suspended campaign convention vote the 1(K) mark A reception honoring the mansaer. Calinway faces an investigation of his role in pressing Colorado ski resort he and his brother-ina&wiate justice is to be held, Carter, Wallace and Walker, a Daley foe, all are trying to win while wretary of the Arm)- for expansion of the federal land 1,-1 w control. at today's work session was a prior to his address, at the delegates, too. Walker promoted uncommitted delegates as an leased to a Colorado ski resort he and his brother-in-law control. Sheraton Inn. SR46 at 14 from proposal t,j relieve over alternative to those aligned with Daley. Shriver and I-larris hoped eai,,a: campaign breather and awalted the returns in 3 to 5 p.m. Hut Daley, proiroting delegate slates committed to Sen. Adlai crowding at the courthouse insec usion in California, after saying he would be satisfied to gain to pick off at least a few of the convention delegates. Sen. Henry . E. Stevenson Ill as a favorite son can idate, hopes to lead more M. Tb reception is &-inford. Jackson, winner in the Massachusetts presidential i 40 per cent of the Illinois popular vote and about one-sixth of the 96 Ulan 100 of the state's 169 delegates when they go to New York two weeks ago, bypassed the Illinois campaign. A rep)rt from Director of nominating delegates at stake in the pilmary. residential nominee. County' Development Roger Ford concluded his personal campaigning Friday. His manCarters dontheCBSpragram'FacetheNatjon"suy and the W. hlatchett ciswendcr lists eight options ager, former Got Richard B Ogilvie, said the President ouId Whateser happens in Thesday s election, the delegates will in he hopes to run first in the preferential primary and capture at Rece ption Committee While in fact be free to vote any way they want at the national convention. least 21 delegates. which would relieve over. win by a 2-1 margin in the presidential preference vote, wWchi5 Under state law, they are not bound to back the candidate for Wallace, on the ABC program "Issu:~s and Answers," said he flatchett will also meet with whom they are listed on the ballot. Ogilvie said tie was aiming to win 80 of the 96 GOP delegates for thwe optioni is construction of expects to do well but declined to say what that means. lie also fr(I And for the Demxrats who will be here long ter the pre Fhcilit on 'unts SOIOC 5 danIll1noIsdefeatouldnotbefaltoh campaign, battered Chcinber bul1ng 1' ormer (.eorgia Got Jimmy Carter, who has son three of the idential parade has passed bs the real contest Tuesday was the last Tuesday by Carter's upset victory in the Florida primary . A natis e of Clearwater, owned lanl Jidt rorti (our presidential primaries so far Alabama Got (corge C pnmary battle between Got Daniel Walker and Secretary of Points The Alabama governor said he thinks he'll have at least 40() Justice Hatcheit is 43 years old Wallace;Sargent Shriser, and former Oklahoma Sen. Fred H State Michael Howlett, Daley's candidate for the gosernorship a graduate of Florida A and M nemlnatm' delegates hen th e Democrats convene next s- University The report Nelswender liarris iretheeniesintheDemocraticpopularitycontest. Wallace staged the most intensive of the campaign windup and Howard met'. presented today follosts a Unisersity Law School of I - 2',.= _V1..".9_ ~:!_,!_. T_ I" Illinois Primary Scheduled Tuesday MichaeIilattasa said the t,ttl cost for almost 100 people is a bargain for the county. County Attorney Thomas p Freeman has ruled that the county may reimburse a- 0 >.' I person registration fee plus the cost of books and materials. Director of Fnsironmental Services lull Dale suggested those into P ei management * positions be given the option to purchasetheirownbook. --- "i-" ~mistant's position is expected works. already has experience with the to be filled on Tuesday, County day-to-day operation of court) Commissioner H a r ry government. uharlottsville Va.. McLaten Kwiatkowski said today. Peace of 'Miami Sh Illness due to influenza third out-of-state person, who brough and Williams have prevented Kwiatkowski from asked not to be identified. were Opposed the new position. But attending Fridllly'3 interviewed Friday. I t .'Arl %oor /' ' it for the courses is still undecided. Andrew said he will T..,,ftr U 4W4iWF h0l County 'os ernrrir it' =-;~'-L I . ;~.W;~-- . 111N , b I. - ~,~' 4 Herald Staff Writer . ", I ..- j~~. ~ at%n r%..& IkMr i i t;n - ~ a. 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The citizens had assumed if only the second Black justice the city won in the courts that since Reconstruction in the I North Orlando Witter aud Sewer Corp. customers jam Winter Springs City Hall toorgarthe protest of proposed rate increase. w&s Corp. R€serves in April, 1971 - - ' . '- -- _ - ___ __ I___ - f "_ --- -_ - overthe rite increase oneofthetizensptested IeDasisandhastwothildrn a reasonable inrrease but were lie was corlunissioned a major In the Judge Advocate Division =~I _; - --- - _ - 2,- _ -_."A ft-.;. . ,, F ,, - - 4~ -1 --- : - - -the Florida Public Service (o,nmissior's IPSC) in W1.4. .I ti trial procedures in the English judicial system As.sociate Justict ,--- , -_ - spearheadc-d b% Roger and M irgaret MeKibben and _, by the Fla-Jax Club fit - VIN Irl I I °arty ft ', -AW 411 those present city and the site of the pub ic ru '. - A-'-'--- ' . ' Of - 5A cost of lisirg index has risen 4-11 only 14 per cent. . "I T`he rewson f6r the Crniqwnrd -- ' - -_ -W* T. -_:. - -_ -_ JX jurisdiction to regulate utilities Federal Judicial Center in in the counts areas due to a Washington He sas designated by the decision bs the Seminole Counts Hoard of Corn Chief Justice of the U.S. missioners last year to Supreme(ourtandthedlrector of the adnunistratise offices of relinquish their authority the,-ke ,areas. Winter Springs the United State courts in April, - - _" % * ' 111 . - _.- - Piland said if the suit is filed pliance with federal rulings ior to Thursday's hearing, the affecting the constitutional public hearing may be called rights of prisoners 1k also served as seminar lecturer to ; ~_:_ - %41 67 9 .; :q ".' I ~~r -- MiKE - ~ ", 3: 3: - cost of water and setter ser sites stould jump 78 per cent In l\l)l \ r Iflolitib. _V_ \ - -I I I — (-)Z j______ '\ ate lie was designated first I'SC public hearing to be held at the start of the meeting, stating utilities have (lOfle. customer by the time of the st, which the city hopes to file assistant U.S. attorney in ifli. 9:30 a.m. Thursday at tile the citizen*s position. Large scale canvassing of the hearing. In January, 1971, he was The petition also urged the 1,100 residents affected by Gie Mayor Troy Piland explained contends the city, and not the appointed magistrate for the \ IM I It WRlM1 — More on Lee Road utilits company to Find an proposed rate increase is the cits 'S position and gate an PSC, has jurisdiction of the Middle District and hiIe A petition was read, which alternate rneans for obtaining planned and organizers hope to Up-to-date report on the city's utility than 200 indignant residents which magistrate he was named company. itts'rnlpil aturi% morning had osr 165 signatures before orking capital as other hate signatures of each civil suit against the PSC The operatcs colds ithin Winter Ombudsman for the Duval of their monthly staler and sewer service inor,- than 100 per John D. Lofton Jr., hard- cent in the final proposal. hitting outspoken (Oluninist, Under the rate increase joins the hcning Utrald tiarn r&quested by North Orlando to/dat hilsfirstcolumn appears \%ater and Setter Corp, subon Page IA sidiirs of Florida (,as Co,the ' ~"I -rm ?1 Z q Cn 1= --I . I'll =L4 Fga .,. ( ________ ir - -i - M i . 4 '2 IT EA J77-it . V . - -t "V a 0-9. 0. . . - --t - M I- 7 0 --- - . 61 ;.a . 9 I N~~, - 1.~ W, ______ D i ______ r Fyv !i-;J, ; __:--T __ NANC Y nooni rald Correipondent - -~ - / ,-' - - _________ assistant K lf,i)l to protest a proposed rate Today - k . '1 ________________ — 0 -, 11 ldlmaiu g. g 0 .. EA P. 0 ro =r . CL a `-` -1 IIt-,, ,- - .1 W - .9. 0) Cr a 8 tn . records must be kept at the courthouse in Sanford The Sanford facility is the i~ I I _____________________________ . ; roposea aents Protest r . --f U5 r n ____ '_._ - - __ _ M. __;E- _ --.- - -_4 -= ~ aaaiffizswmha~_ ______ -_ - . Reach continuing until July , Freeman's ruling says in 0. m =-=M ~ 5 *. 0 8 -64; r1l g i I 1-t a L :_ Z_ I 1-P. u - 0 2o a d F. — Eti 9 - U - - 9, - 9 -. -.-- a Winter ,Sprin s Families Indignant - i ____ past Joseph 5 rn 1 s --- ____ p -1 23 b :J a0.. - I - Q~ 11) ... * 'g q- - 1 ;I, 5 2.-" 0 '9 0 ED . Q ~f- C) M E; . F_ g- ~' 2: ca' s 19 to 0-4 .N 5* 3. R E~ 5.0 9-0 - _i : W too ____ ,61 1 6; I 1:L . \ CA M - 0 ij Z - I - r" 5 (D - :5 7 I " ro 'A Q , 0 M n W N 9; X- 03 E; n - a -I M # 11 ;;:\ a - ~ - - - ------_ __ o- .r; P, 2~ 112 '" CD N d -is ~ E* I ~- > - " \ / - national - . ___________________ _ - _ - ___ - �2A--Evmng Herald, Sanford, FL Monday. March IS. 1974 —0- — ~ — Lake Mary NATION IN B U.S. To Cost To Russia $80 Million WASHINGTON (AP)— American grain going to the Sotie' Union this year will cost U.S. taxpayers about $80 million in subsidies for ship operators and workers, ac(xording to government estimates. The subsldu. will exceed th ose paid for carrying the gram sold to the Soviet Union In 1972 The higher c tsaredue toagovernment program that ,sures U.S. vessels against loss if freight rates dip below operating costs and because of the terms of the U.S.Soviet maritime agreement I 031 ,, r I ,, z,,i ia a ai BUG'I i Offer I By DONNA ESTES Writer I'- Grain Lcind e L OOiIb WASHINGTON (AP) A for thcoming competi tion be R I. !itk and West GetTflRfl)' S 1.3Td II to bcome Amrz's tank of thc fmture rniy preve to be ' .ham hattie bet'an.. U.S oftiat air..anv lo-A n tsard Lh€ !'.! The Pentagon has promised to give the German tank a fair shot at the prize — a planned U.S. purchase of 3,312 new tanks for nearly $4 billion. But key U.S. officials are inclined toward U.S. tank entries even before th e U.S.German competition begins late thic year. The final U.S. entry, the XMI,%-ill be chosen from two ri%-dl models entered by General Motors Corp. and Chrysler Corp., which developed prototypes with the help of a SW~million investment by thp U.S. Army. 11e competition involves the evaluation of the German and American entries against a set of standards defined b) the - executed fully, returned to the ('it) of Sanford in the city manager's office by 5 p.m. LAKE MARY — Developers today. of the Interstate Industrial In the letter Knowles referRd lark in the city have offered to to the Sanford's attempts at donate n parcel ol land and al2 cooperation in the joint un inch well to the do, bun dertaking of studies for cilman Martin Bacon Sr. an- sewerage treatment for the nounced today. teteasing a area and Its willingness to letter from developers Gordon supply water for the city's M. Schaaf and R.J. Hubert of benefit. Kensington. Maryland making 'We now read of Lake Mary the offer. Council mee ti ngs classifying The letter, signed by both Sanford as "the hostile city" developers, notes that the and other unappropriate development of the industrial remarks," Knowles said... "It park is to continue this sear has no reached the point The written commitments where the Saniord City Coin sa the developer ould mission appears to feel thit e ".liin to the city a 50 feet by are being asked to turn the e,, ,et section of land at die other cheek too many times. southwest corner of Lot 21 for a Saying that the remarks ell to prnidc potable water; made by Lake Mar y cowl•,., ctlmen rc not r:U', Drill a 12-inch eii 011 this of the community or the th •::, ;.;l . •. . •. i iht. its. fl 'ip .aid .!i) letter, 11ic mcke scrun of additional water treatment hate and suspicion that Is facilities would be the emanating should be responsibility 0 . dispelled PC .." y of the cit" The de velopers n ixcange Bacon, inn letter he prepared are requesting pemission to for reply to Knowles but did not Inslall septic tanks ind Use send, said that he was not septic tanks until city sewer is certain that having water, available. supplied frnm an outside "lli . . . source, would lx an cconotnical is their intention to insta ll and ph)slcal benefit to the city mppro%ed roads, water at the rate of 37.5 cents per dist ri bution l in es and sewer 1IIU1)WIU gallons lines throughout the property. He pointed out that The lines would extend , • l o ,u,in(,iai I ' oad and be A tamonte Springs is supplying atertortsofanc Coun ty available for connection b the a1 cen ts per1thousand gautons city whenever the nt)' profitable," was installed to the propert'. and "the'find this P The water lines would run from Bacon Insisted that the 37.5 the well to each proposed lot cents per thousand price would and would include fire mean an increase in water hydrants. rates for Lake Mary water Bacon, angry at hints leveled customers at a special council meeting last Bacon concluding his letter, Frida y that saldhisuseoF theword"lyjstle 1. 11 4 .• - ' - - ss ian, Israe l i IJ QfI,A Bar d e WASHINGTON (AP) —Senior CIA officials estimate . L.e.. ifl•10 eW nuclear ..,1 Israel ,,as between weanons aA say •... UR Russian space program is a "shambles," according to The Washington Post. In a rare nonclassified briefing last week for members of an aeronautics group, CIA officials were quoted as saying Israel Is estimated to have 10 to nucl2ar weapons "ready and available for use" Isradll officials have declined to say Israel has atomic weapcns The Soviet space program is a "shambles" after a series of failures that included the apparent destruction of three large boosters — twice the size of the U.S. Saturn rockets — which blew up, the officials reportedly said. The Soviets apparently have abandoned any plans for manned lunar landings, th ey said, Power Plant Leaks Futile .-.-.- !i _a1 -, . -'-. '. - ' _________ h ______ _____ _______ - P" .. , ' ____ . - ' - - . - - -- '- . 1, - ____ . - —2h' - ___upI____ . . — _______ . ... - -. . —— - .- - . -* - -• - , . - Deputy, Gunman Killed - 1 .k _______ . _____ . . .. - . A - 4% 11~- I S N &14 'JAY "... T, f.ul'. .. - N9 in I ., ~ - .—.,- - I I Nor" a — . . -. . Na .-,,,, .,.. .... — ... - . a ... "., . _F. —.11% Wl'--^ 1~ . . _.. -..-.-- ..-. - . - '.:. . . - . - - 1. . . — - s & :-'' - ' -' - ..•. -. ...;._fi - 4..a . ,/ - 4 I '. I - . - - - . . - . . , • - . d.1 . —. , . - --- A legislator says it's 'rong to collect petition signatures at polling places as Gov. Reubin Askew did when he got 78,000 signatures for his Sunshine Amendment during the primary election. Rep Curtis Kiser. B-Dunedin, said Askew's action will set a precedent for advocates of other causes. "1 think this is going to open the floodgates to every cause under the sun — abortion. prayer in schools, busing, legalization of marijuana and legalization ci prostitution." Kiser said h.... -- -- -_ - ____ ...r -1 . -i--4t..: - - -- ---- Four Satellites Launched Wee enrg Bu es ari Reported ______________________________________________________________________________________ Ford Attacks Congress Sheri s De ut' ies Keeping Bus f f' F I '-I p, * - O _ - Water II a TALLAHASSEE (AP) .- Though fonnally opening his campaign today, former congressman Bill Gunter liu been registered since December for the Democratic nomination For treasurer-insurance commissioner. Gunter's campaign notice for the only Cabinet seat op-en this year is among a big stack of registrations for several offices already on file with the Elections Division, The Cabinet seat is open at midterm because of Thomas O'Malley's resignation last July as part of a pleabargained agreement to drop an impeachment move and most criminal charges against him. VILZW More -. - . - '-": -. . -' '" ' - ' - ' ' -' -. , - - .. - - .- - " -' - - -_ - -- - -.'-'.: - ' .._ -. '. - - .,'. . . - - i.,,, Study Shows Canal Won 't H Ec on y Blast Called "Smooth' B 1' .#7 - _ T ; ;--v=: -# -. -r Pipe Bids L share. Graham, r)-Mianii, added his voice Sunday to lawmakers and teacher union leaders attacking Gov. Reuben Askew's plan to hike school tax rates on the local level. The plan to raise the tax rate from a minImum 6.3 to 1 nulls or $7 per $l,(XX) assessed property value, was revealed last week as part of Askew's recommended ixidget - Taxpayers State Planners Want Marshes MIAMI m All i — State planners say marshes should be created on state-owned hunting lands and private acreage ti lOfe polluted water arid keep it out of Lake (ikeechobee. Officials told an environmental group here Sunday that failure to take action could ruin the vast underground acquifer th at supplies the fresh dr in king water for heavily populated South Florida. "Not only do we now know what a horror story that would be, out we know how to prevent it," said Curry Iiutchfrtson of the state Division of Planning, Seventeen SCL Cars Derail Evening #I4 PUNNELLON APm — Seventeen cars on a Seaboard Coast I.me freight train may have derailed t.ecause of a faulty aide, a railroad spokesman said. No Injuries were reported, he said. Police said the 17 cars on the 140-car train derailed Sunday, spewing cement, flour and canned goods along the track and a nearby road just north of Dunnehlon. Forgetting Exemption WASHINGTON i All Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Donald C. Alexander said today that 1915 income tax returns filed so far -huw Ina n) persons are forgetting to take their new $30 l.'rsonal exemption tax credits. IRS corrects such mistakes, Alexander said. But he urged taxpayers to fill out returns refully Speaking on NBC-TV's "Totiiv' show. Alexander said the n allows every tax'.ftflt, whie payer and his spouse to reduce his taxes by $30, is marked in red on tax forms. But he sa id many !973 returns fail to take it into account or include other errors. Alexander also said "the signs are that the (economic) recovery is showing itself in retur ns." lie saul the average in come on ret urns that have arrived solar is 16 per cent higher than last year*:; averag e Inconic. But 1w gave no other specific figures. - TTF ____ _____ ___________________________________ — EASY CREDIT TERMS i FI RST FURNiTURE ST. SANFORD PH __ ________ _ *WW__4d0& 9 M - -,. - -4 4 - nra . ' Education MoneySought Se'iIdk !:Jucaon Chairman Robert MIAMI 'APi Graham says the state should be paying more money for schools, not trying to avod a commlttment to pay a bigger ion Protests Clause In Orlando liosch. a fugitive Cuban exile MIAMI t AI who claims he is th e leader of an international terrorist war against the Fidel Castro regime, says he is on a hunger strike in his Costa Rica jail cell. Bosch, who served four years in a federal prison For anti-Castro sabotage in the Miami area in the late 1960s, was arrested in San Jose, Costa Rica. Feb. 19 on a charge of entering the country Illegally. In a letter to news media in Miami from his jail cell in Cart.ago, Costa Rica, Bosch said his hungry strike was to protest his treatment by o!ficiaLs in that Central American nation. Gunter Opens Campaign Winter Springs Sets Personnel Workshop Hunger Strike - Busby Berkeley Dies COUnCIl To CAPE CANAVERAL AP — Two nuclear. powered Air Force communications satellites designed to foil enemy sabotage attempts have been successfully launched into space along with two Navy satellites, officals say. Technicians at the Kennedy Space Center Cape Canaveral said the four military satellites blasted off on time Sunday night aboard a powerful Air Force Titan 3-C rocket. The twin 1,000 pound Air Force satellites were headed Way for stationary orbits 22,300 miles from earth. The 400-pound Navy satellites, designed to monitor solar flare, were headed for circular orbits about 75.000 miles from earth on opposite sides of the globe. Bosch On - Survivors May Know Killer D.C. Amendment Proposed Raps Petition Drive TAIJ.AUASSEE t APi - —1 lIPIj T110 P -Sr Kiser - . '- -. - -. - - - . - — . - ' s'.'- _. i -... . - -- Aj'- . FuRl' MYf-:i A :-'A)tut beter. police and two am-med men during an attempted robbery at an '-' i-ar coinpav kit a dcput dOd 00' uw:; -. : 1 diLusLige and three others wounded, police say, "There was plenty of shooting," Lee County Sheriff Frank Wanicka said, "The gunmen knew what they were doing, but they weren't good enough." Deputy Mike YahI, 24, who had been on the Force 2',cars, was killed during the Saturday gun fight at the Pu• rolator Security Company The other victim was Frank S. Yorkazaga Jr., alias Frank S. York, 19, unemployed and from Naples. His Myron D. Slemniiig, J, of Key Largo, was reported in critical condition with gunshot wounds, police said. [loth moved to Flor i da from Mount ('4IrmeI, Pa. ....... adjourned 55 minutes after Its uncooperati _____ ve." sch"duled beginning due to lack of C quorum, said today he told I r I I I the mayor on Thursda' he h k d l would not attend. Bacon said on Friday he agreed to attend if only the proposed donation of a well and WASHINGTON (AP)— President Ford today accused t were to be discussed. 'o the Demorratic-coritrolled Congress 1ireatening the The councilman said in Mtlon's cities with disaster by falling to approve an exwith LflC tension of the revenue-siaring program. ByBOB B LLOYD Sheriff's IA. R. C. Parker Farmer's Market on 13th St. be verages after he purchased a developers of the Interstate Speaking to a meeting of some 2,000 municipal officials, Herald Staff Writer where reported the stolen light and the inorotcycle six-pack at beer at the Cum. Industrial Park he was told Ford also chided Congress for being slow in providing siren were valued at M. erratically drove be tween beriand Farms Store, U.S. 17-92 they would consider giving the supplemental money foran existing public jobs program Sheriff's deputies today were OUTBOARD parked trucks, then sped south and South street, Fern Park. M 0 TO B S city a different site if desired looking for everything from a STOLEN while defending his veto of the $6-billion public works bill on French Ave. at speeds up to Ms. Hehe was released on $100 and constructing a building at which Congress unsuccessfully tried to override. motel room burglar to a thief Sanford police are probing 80-miles-an-hour, bond. the site for the city as well, Ford said revenue-sharing must be renewed this year who stole a firetruck sear- the thefts of two outboard Other police units joined the Parker said he observed a Bacon said he asked Mayor chlight and siren. but "Congress did not share my sense of urgency. It is motors from boats docked in chase a,, French Ave. and Park man purchase beer at the store Walter Sorenson to delay the becoming increasingly apparent that the Congress falls to Officers reported a rash of the west basin of the city-owned Drive, officers said, and were and then changed from his ILILVLIIIg, UWILU w coniuer urioerstana me importance of Irns program to the people an weekend txrg1aries that in- marina on the lakefront. boxing the motorcycle In a uniform Into street clothes and "ultimatum" from the City of cluded the ofthe"ities, and counUesand statesofownation. rooms of two guests Patrolman Carey Herndon horsepower motor, valued at "rolling road block" when the made the beer purchase. Sanford to sign a contract for at the Sanford Sheraton Inn, 1-4 said motors were reported ri,000, was taken from his yard. cycle s erved in front of Bond Posted the purchase of bulk water by and SR-46 west of Sanford. missing from boats owned by Coombs' patrol car, was Benjamin Paul Willis,19, of today or face withdrawal of the Mrs. Gertrude Hansen, 65, of Bryan Coon and David I RESIDENCE BURGLARIZED bumped and then cut through Oviedo Route Two, posted Deputy proposal. D. E. Iligginbotham New Hampton, N. Y. told Meyer. median and again headed PHILADELPHIA (AP) — One of two surviving si,soo bond at county Jail alter po rted two televisions, an re 'The purchase of water from Deputy Arth ur Price that she MACHINE MISSING north. members of the Abt family says he has given police his trol car his arrest by Deputy J.M. Sanford is part of a project to be awoke earl)- Sunda y to see a a amateur radio, small up. Dick Beadles re ported that Coombs said the pa ideas about the slaying of five members of the ftmily and funded by a federal loan of man with a flashlight entering $600 pest control machine was pliances, 10013 and three rifles, again bumped Patton on Stone Avenue, and motorcycle a friend. A cousin added that they have an idea who was Oviedo, on a charge of $354,000 from the U . S. Farmers her room through a window, stolen from Art Brown Pest total value $2,000, were and the motorcycle struck the responsible. possession of stolen property. H o me Administration, to up- She reported the burglar Control, 2.562 Park Drive. reported taken in a burglary at curb throwing Kinniard onto date, expand and increase grabbed her purse from a Sanford Patrolman Steven D. the Longwood Route Two the lawn of the Slumberland Patton said a motorcycle Police say the six persons slain were murdered as they reported stolen in Orange water pressure for firefighting nearby chair and fled on foot. Harriett said the machi ne residence of Marie W. Fox. separately entered the Abt home in su burban Trevase Court Motel, at Count)' purposes of was recovered. PLANTsS'roLEN the Lake Mary Price said the purse con- consisted of a 200 gallon steel over the weekend, Klnnlard was treated Sa nford police water system. tamed $350 cash, $200 in tank equipped with a gasoline today were Seminole Mt'norlal Hospital Jailed in Lieu of Bond investigating the theft of 24 For a tbuiith "We think we know who may have done it," said Roger travelers checks Bacon said he requested the and 20 gold engine and pump. Injury. Sanford police jailed la valued King, 26,a cousin or Michael Abt, 30. Michael Abt said he delay because Council member Dutch coins of 1911-1917 vintage POCKET PAGER TAKEN F morida Hiiiwy PIiol ivad Jamis Chandler, 21, constru ct ion site of gave police his ideas about the case and predicted "things De1ores Lash has been ill with valued at 11,0 . Robert Beauregard, of N. Sambo's trooper Ron Langdale, was of 1509 W. 15th St., Sanford, in will' become lively" today. David R. Burke, 66, of Fern Park Blvd., Fern Park, Restaurant, In the 2500 block of issuing a citation to a motorist lieu of $10,000 bond the flu while Councilman Bert on an Perinchief has been in Atlantic Wcsthavcn, Conn., reported reported to Sheriff's Deputy Fre nch Ave. on a nearby side Street for aggravated battery charge. City at a conference. He said he Someone entered his nearby Robert E. Ache that someone FIRESTRIK E.S faulty muffl er, Investigated th e Bond Set believed the project so Lmn• room at the motel via a window madeoff wi th a radio pocket A Sunday afternoon fire patrol car-motorcycle accident James Edwar d Powell, 28, of portant that all five members of and took clothing and $95 cash. pager and gold wrist watch, destroyed a mobile home at 111 PALIit SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) — Dance director Busby Woman Jailed Sanford, was arrested by the board should be present. De puty Frank Ambrose said total value $425, that he had left Mohawk Drive, Mobile Manor, Berkeley, whose penchant for massing beautiful chorus Sheriff's IA. R.C. Parker Sanford Police on charges of "1 asked the mayor to request Burke's clothing was found next on a table at the club house at off 5R434 west of Longwood, jailed Doris A. Behe, 51, of retail girls in scant costumes produced some of Hollywood's theft and carrying a Sanford City Manager W.E. to a utility shed at the motel. most elaborate musical motion pictures, has died here at Green Meadows Apartments. Deputy Charles Coffee said Orlando, Sunday morning for concealed weapon. Bond for Belair Homes officials Knowles to extend the deadline 80. BOAT, TRAILER REMOVED Mrs. Frenchie Mae Sanders illegal sale af alcohuli: Powell was set at $1,500. for the contract," Bacon said. reported someone stole a In other weekend theft reported she was cooking and Berkeley directed a slew of musical films which Lake Mary, on Feb. 25, searchlight and siren from their burglary reports, Fred C. hamburgers outside the trailer featured extravagantly boreographed dance numbers. received a letter signed by 1947 model Howe fire truck Megaher, of Peninsular Court, when tier six-year-old son, Rt% ,, Knowles notifying that the parked In a f enced area at the smith Seminole, told Deputy Harold S'nders, is believed to HenersonalJvwmteandrodeherdnn mostof theda contract to supply water would Lake-U-the-Woods oevelopment Charles Coffee that a 17-Foot have been playing with a scenes, and movies such as "Gold Diggers of 1933" and be null and void if not signed, in Fern Park. bout, trailer and 85- cigarette lighter underneath other "Gold Diggers" films, "42nd Street," "Footlight Parade." "Ziegfeld Girl," "Broadway Serenade" and his bed inside. "For Me and My Cal," became classics of their time. Coffee said there were no LONGWOOIJ — The city injuries reported and franchisesuggested by H and V county council a t its 7:30 pm .. meeting Garbage Service; requested fire units responded to today is to hear a report from annexation of tinguish the blaze, Lot 5, Block Bin Public Works Director Ralph Hrutt.s Addition; request for RELEASED ON BOND WASHINGTONAP — Congress is taking up the FLshtr on his evaluation and approval of Michael Wayne Kinnaird, 19, the first replat of question of whether the Constitution should be amended to of Railroad St., Osteen, was recommendations of bids, Highland hills subdivision give the District of Columbia two senators and a share of released from county jail on opened last week, on water reeo,Tumcnde(I by the Land representatives in the lIou.e bond Sunday after a midnight pipeline to increase water Planning Agency i zoning WINTER SPRINGS — A program, but we are starting permission to use tte high-speed chase by Sanford capacity on Sfl-434 east of SR- board). The House Is scheduled Tuesday to take up the amend-wkshop or will be held at 7:30 all over again with a new document. 427. ,-nent, proposed by the District's nonvotlrg delegate, p.m. today, prior to the regular concept and I want to take time Browning, who insisted therepolice that ended when a Sam I'odge of H and W The city received Lids on the Walter E. Fauntroy. city council session, to consider to read it," Hunter explained, was nothing Improper m the motorcycle driven by Kinnaird pipe, ranging from a high of Garbage Service, in an upAfter Hunter questioned the inn nntr he obtained the wrecked on French Ave. south 127,858.56 from Sewer and pearance before council last another personnel regulations On the same day, the Senate Is to begin debate on its of Park Drive. ropI after a,,prevlou civil liability of Winter Springs w;$n version of legislation to reconstitute th e Federal El ecti on donurent, sitting at (ounril Wat er Utility Supply (mo. Inc. to week, said the city could save service ordinance proposal was a dcwcnt pcepare'd by a table prior to a sub equent Commission and thus assure the c'ontimiation of t he Kinniard post ed $1,300 bond an apparent low from Davis (lie $25,000 it is spending anconsulting firm and not yet the meeting, verbally attacked on charges of reckless driving, Meter and Supply killed, iv€-flffIeflt ('am .ata Ia Co. at nwilly to provide trash pickup At the February 2.1 meeting, coperty of the city, Mayor Hunter for unnecessarily driving under the Influence of 124,733.13. franchising both garbage and Councilman Donald Browning, Tray Piland agreed to contact causing problems for the alcoholic beverages, no drivers trash collections. Also on the agenda For con . lin who for several weeks had the Melbourne mayor to obU'ln Melbourne employe who fur- license and fleeing and at. . sldetntlon by the city council Couiicllmnan Parker Anderson opposed a pr oposed ordinance nished the CODY. b having 11w tetIrntin! tItr4 nnllrø .. we trash aiso -----------, , .. w insisted that the city is no t prepared by a Hunter's cornmayor seek approviil From that LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — A union that has closed 12 of Patrolman Lewis Coombs pickup and ptoposed gargae providing free trash pickup for inittee working with City city. 15 strike-bound Las Vegas Strip hotel-casinos says a said Kinniard was also cited 'or and trash pickup exclusive the entire city. Attorney Gary Massey, subAlso on toright 's agenda will lockout provision in a management *oposai must be improper lane change, no valid mnitted a 47-page copy of embe bids entherepatrsto the city inspection and driving on the eliminat ed bef or e talus ('Rt resume Ikmld ployc personnel regulatic.ns recr ea tion building In Sunh1ne wrong side of the road. develo ped for the City of AtMtlesameeting Sunday between negotiatorsfca- the Park; a change in the city's Coombs said the chase began Melbourne. 22, 00--n ember CoiLrry Wor kers Union and hotel health insurance carrier; when he spotted a motorcycle Monday. March iS, 1976—Vol 68. No 176 hunter had requested a th:eeIlout. now orators adied to the feeling here th at the discussion of a proposed northbound In the southbound Published Daily andur.djy, •'Cep? Saturd a y and Chriirnat Da, by Th. Sanford HSrhId, I week delay before consloerirtg four dayc old, could Last a long tone, election ordinance; funding for lanes of French Ave. at 23rd nc.. 300 N. Frtnth Ave.. Sanford, Fla the document, which Brown ing additional fire insurance; a Street weaving in and out of Second Class P6111190 Paid &I Sanl.,d. Florida 37711. The clause would permit hotels of the Nevada Resort obtained from a Meibourne city report on Meadowlark sub- traffic. orne Delivery, 5$ Cfl15 Month, 57 10 Association to lock out a ll union members If one member 6 Monfh %i 70 employe. division complaints, and the Coombs said he gave chase in fly Malt: In FWida jamit at ton-, dCt,rr v i.11 r'-' ,,, rtfused to eross another union's plclei fine. N'!h. 17 JQ. 4 Montns. t' 7fl "I'm not against the rnaor's office, his patrol cir north fit the S'te -------- . -. - - . - v UT MIAMI iAPi Attempts to plug leaks in pits storing iLsed radioactive fuel at Florida Power & Light Co.'s Turkey Point power plant have been unsuccessful, say officials from the company and the Nuclear Energy Comiunission The spent fuel" pits at the plant have been leaking for two years, but the releases of radiation have been small and pose no threat to the public r to plant workers, compan) officials told The Miami Herald. Officials said that efforts to stop the flow of radioactive water (rot-n the leaks have been hampered by intense radioactivity inside the pits that makes it impossible for people to work inside then,. - ,., Ras . - flnisbti touches are being put on two Dew SJ11OtI1 eateries scheduled for openings in the near future. Burger King (topphoto) at the Zayre Plaza features drive through service, hlIe Samt,' Restauran t (below) on French Avenue will be open around the clock. (Herald Photos by Torn Vincent) NEAR COMi°L fTO • , ,i?1 , EATING PLACES Monday, March ii, 1974—]A -' -- . - fl JOHN 'AN GIESON uunty. tatc and federal offi- that rima waft over their homes Associated Press Writer ciaLs of bureaucratic apathy to if the spray irrigation system is TALLAHASSEE (AP) — The repeated calls over many years built, are threatening to fight it / .:':j ''i,,' morning mist shrouding Lake to sa ve the lake, in court, " Munson slowly lifts to reveal Meanwhi!e, the Federal 'They haven't done us right," the ri ch text ur es of a nat ural he said. "We're the ople on Aviation Administration has pe 4. " paradise. Snowy white egrets the other end of the block, notified the city that it will be perch on the upper branches of across the tracks, so to speak." required to correct any inIV ta pering cypress trees draped Pollution flows down a slough terference with air traffic if it with beth of Span ish moss. into Lake Mu nson from two pm- uses the airport tract. j '" Ducks paddle lazily across mary sources: A nearby city "Are we willing to risk I '_' 11w placid greenish-black Vd. SC%adge (k' 4J 4.1 spending $5.3 rnillon For an Irriter. Fishermen sit solemnly on network of ditches draining gation system with the knowlthe spillway at the south end of about two-thirds of edge that there's a possibility it the lake, ti:eir cane poles bob- Tallahassee. The city has been may have to be abandoned?" \0 bing to the occasional tugs of ordered by the federal Smith asked. I/7 bream and shellcrackers. Environmental Protection .-. . ''-1 Even if the city fits together *ft But the Idyllic scene of prisAgency to halt by Aug. 31 the -.- the pieces of the airport irrimatine beauty is illusory, daily discharge of 10 million treated sewage efLion s%'stem puzzle, Lake Mun. The 264-acre lake five miles gallons of A son will continue to receive a south of the center of Florida's fluent that flows into the lake, killing of materia load ls from ,A.'ZL.. bustling capital city Is dying. A ('it)' and state officials my the city drainage system. offi' river of refuse flows into the the ('it)' Caflhlot mmu'et the deadlake, bearing a with's brew of line and may not be able to stop cials said. 'IF we completely remove sewage effluent, lawn fertilizer, its pollution of the lake for of the topics discussed by participants In the 11th annual dog droppings and assorted Our and these people must underyears. DISCUSSING Southeastern Airpo rt Management seminar at Auburn University leavings of an affluent society. City officials have been plan- stand this all the sewage cf earlier this month was on current airport probh'ms.Taklng part in ,\ closer look reveals a taw- rung for four years to dispose of fluent from the bike, they PROBLEMS the seminar was Sanford-Central Florida Airport Manager J.S. dry ring of green scum, castoff sewage effluent by spraying it wouldn't see any dramatic iim [tedi Cleveland iceuter), flanked by H.F. Manget of Decatur, tires, plastic wrappings and on fields, but they have en- provement In the water quality Ga., ileft I and Grover Jones of Tallahassee, chairman of aviation %%ine, whisky and beer bottles countered ''ne delay alter an. of the lake," Smith said. foi the Stale of F1nrlc which runs the la1e. The wastes other. P. .sen, a state Departof a growing urban area with The city successfully sprayed ment of Environmental Regu120,000 residents are burng up to 1.25 million gallons a day lation official, said as much as LakeMunsoo in an oozing of effluent on corn, millet, sor- 149 trillion gallons of water ladslime, ghum, winter rye and other en with an incredible variety of "At one time that lake was feed crops in a trial run of the wastes cascades into the lake clear enough you could see the planned irrigation system. every time th ere's a heavy rain. bottom anywhere in it," said "We fed it to some cows at The Tallahassee-Leon Count)' Truman Moore, retired bait- Florida A&M university and om shop owner who moved to the they found it was Just as ac- Planning Department has area ii' 1933. "You can't see ceptable and dlsgest.able as any ce ived a $510,000 EPA grant to conduct a two-year study of TALLAHASSEE All) — The nal would not stiumlate signilt- the controversial waterway is anythink now. It's a regular other forage crop." said T= runoff problems in a city that is Cross- Florida Barge Ca('ant industrial development if completed, according to a fed- sewer." Smith, director of city under- essentially landlocked. eral study. Moore and his neighbors have ground utilities. 'We did not succeed in identi- organized to fight the pollution But the EPA rejected per. fyin any new specific industri- ofLakeMunson,bit they face a manent use of that site on at or other location decisions bewildering array of problems. grounds It was too small, foreree directly related tc the com• Glen Carter, co-owner of a ing the city to plan on using a ut Residents Don'tAg pletion of the Cross-Florida drapery store who built his 900-acre site at the municipal MERCURY, Nev. AP — "I from any underground blasts Barge Canal," Meta Systems spacious home on the south airport. Airport area residents, thiught it was nevi-r going to since December lr70. inc., reported in its study. shore of the lake, accused city, fearful of the pu ngent odors __________________________ stop. It seemed like the after. shocks lasted longer than the)hey ever did before," a woman on duty at the Las Vegas Fire 1kpartznent said of an underground nuclear test 120 miles away.. Officials at the Nevada Test Site here said the Sunday morning blast went smoothly, and no damage was reported. But one Las Vegas woman said the jolt set her chandeliers swaying for 15 minutes. The detonation had a force of 500, 000 to one million tons of TNT, about 25 to 50 times as powerful as the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima during World War II. A professor at the Caltech Seismological Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., said the blast had a force equivalent to a "moderate earthquake." Dr. Clarence Allen, professor o f geology and geophysics, said the explosion was equivalent to it magnitude of 6.1 on the Richter scale. By comparison, the 1971 earthquake centered in the San Fernando Valley near Los Angeles had a force of 6.4, he said. A cpoKecman for the Enerey Research and Development Administration said no radiation leaks were reported after the 730 a.m. EST test. '11c detonatin was 4,175 feet underground. There were no problems at all," said Dave Jackson, the spokesman, adding that there have been no radiation leaks ',s_f' - - ---z...:_ , -, Nuclear - -- ___ Plug Attempts To If - L. Munson 's Bea u ty Is Only Skin Deep - . P,. Ru FLORIDA IN BRIEF Gets Of Small Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ___ I �Evening HeIakI ftii N FkF:M'H :F: . NFtfl{[). Fl..\ •21 \rt'a ( 'lt' 10S-322.61 I t'r R31.Qtfl Monday, March 15, l976-4A Around t', A\ NE I). I.XWLE. lub1isher R. Hl('IIARI) IA)\G, Editor \\ 1l.1.l\M U. CURRIE. Ma aging Etlitt'r 11nit' l)t'livt'r 9 __________ . Week. 55 .ints: Month. 52 40; 6 Mnts. 514 20; Mail In fi'i ida .t11 as htiflt' 'leIi' er MI it' 40 !htr mail Mt'nth. $. t tkntk. 516.20; 12 M'nths, $3240, . The Internal Revenue Sersice today reported that already more than 4,000 Orlando area residents are contacting the agency each week (or tax asLstance. Witi this number likely to increase considerably during the next (cr weeks, the IRS is urging Orlando area taspayers to call a special telephone number for income (ax 1orms and poblicatlons. 1ersons should call 42t).6565 (or tax forms. The IRS added that persons will get their tax forms quirker by calling the special number. 4) ,___I Reclamation Law Out Of Date The federal Fteclamat ion Act of 1902 has been a great spur to the development of agriculture in the West. It has also been a bulwark nf the nncent -" r ni the "family farm." providing that water from a federal reclamation project can go only to land owned in parcels of 160 acres or less. A new dispute is flaring in California' San who did not py their bills as collectors had to clünb poles to cut off the service. "I never took to chin. bing," Burns laughed, "in (act I've probably fallen oif more poles than nyone working (or the cornpan)' today." In 1939. Burns was a meter reader and the following year he landed an "inside" job as a cashier-clerk. Having just finished building a new home, in 1954 he got his first chance in a managerial post and moved to Live Oak. Three years later he moved to Sarford, this time as district manager. "The move to Sanford was a real blessing (or mc and my family," ssid Burns. "My wife loves the area and to do I." In 1957, there were about eight FPLers sersing around 8,000customers. In 1914, the company had to move to its present location to handle the nearly 17,000 customers it strves. Burns said his of1Ie staff has mere tnan tripled. With retirement still in the future, Burns says, "I've had an active and rewarding career, I wouldn' t want to change a thing." Corps of Engineers as a surveyor in Pahokee, on the shore of Lake Okeechobee. The job he agreed to (or FPL would be temporary — an act of kindness to help a hurricane-struck community return to normalcy. "In iact," Burns recalls, "1 was vacationing at my parents home In Sarasota. I was getting married In a few weeks, and planned to use the time to get things in order." But two (lays Into his vacation he was approached by line supervisor who was looking for men to help FPL recover from the disastrous hurricane of 1935 which swept Sarasota. As the temporary couple of weeks turned into months, Burns became attached to FPL and informed (tie Corps he wasn't coming back. his 1irt pay check for $7.65 barely paid for his wedding which cost $6.50. "FPL started me at about $64 a month," Burns said. "The Corps of Engineers had been paying $90, but I loved SaraaoLa and wanted to live there." Starting as a groundman, in 1936 he became a collector. Burns did not like to cut off customers DON OAKLEY I I' IN BRIEF Setback In'Mjddle East a ('AIU() I APi The Soviet Union has suffered another setback in the Middle East with President Anwar Sadat's announcement that he Is tearing up the 1971 Soviet. Egyptian treaty of friendship and cooperation. The I':gy)uan People's Assembly meets this afternoon to discuss Sadat's proposal that it nullify the 15-year treaty. The Assembly's approval Is a certainty. Among the results could be an end to the use of EgypidSI (kit I' flaVd! shins and competition by the u$dnce to supply the arms Egypt can no longer get from the Soviet Union. There was no immediate reaction from Moscow. But the controlled Soviet press has long been critical of Sadat's ooperalion with Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger's negotiations to foster peace between the Arabs and Israel, - ', TOM TIEDE . . ',','et hi nd More \Vat t'r I )is rit't '-:';.. Fighting In Lebanon W'.I lw!, I ' Al' 'tu1eiii and ClirthUan gunmen fought mortar and rocket duels In Beirut and northern Lebanon today as President Suleiman Franjie'h and his opponents waged a war of words. Moslem and Christian leaders went to Damascus to ask Syrian President IIafez Assad to try to head off a showdown between the embattled Christian president and the Moslem commander of the Beirut garrison who led a military coup last Thursday nd denuindi'rI Fr'ninh' rt'1gntion, .,•—' Amid the political turmoil and contin'.iing fragmentation of government and military authority, the civil wan arc between leftist Moslem and rightwing Christian !ctions appeared to be resuming. Gunmen fought a mortar and rocket duel in Beirut's fire-blackened hotel district, and police salrl 39 persons crc killed and 48 were vounded in scattered fighting in Beirut and northern I :tianon during the past 24 hours. anan 1968, requiring many large landowners to divest their holdings to comply with the law. Not surprising. many 160-acre parcels are being leased back to the original owners so large farms can continue to be operated as a single unit. It is a judicial question whether the letter or the spirit of th - .:...., autm -, :ttt •. Is t - ..- — . I. . -.'w v",i,itet I under any of these arrangements. It is a legislative matter, however, whether the 1902 iaw is really Committees on Small Business and the Interior have been conducting hearings on the 160-acre limitation, including an even more controversial provision in the law which under some in• terpretations would require the owner of land benefiting from a federal water project to live on the property or within 50 miles of ;t. As a matter of principle it is easy to defend the 1902 act on grounds that a governmontfinanced water project should not work to the benefit of a few large landowners. Filling irrigated valleys with relatively small farms individually owned and operated was surely the aim of Congress at the turn of the century. This makes some presumptions which are questionable today, however. One is that there are enough Americans with the means, interest and skill in farming to want to try to make a go of a 160acre farm. The other is that farms operated under the 169-acre limitation could compete with larger farming operations, not covired by the Reclamation Act. Some crops lend themselves to family-style farming, but others do not. The economics of large-scale farming operations are undeniable, and the enviable productivity of American agriculture owes much to the organization of "agri-business" as well as to reclamation policy were to provide the greatest good to the greatest number, the argument could be made that the government should encourage those economies of scale which produce food and easy to decide, Congress has a good reason, nevertheless, to question whether the equities which inspired all provisions of Reclamation Act in The C)th e r A/I e S S C19 e A little wire service item out of Lincoln, Neb., the other day was designed, no doubt, to counter attacks an technology wasteful of our resources. -m •1. LIIJItVUL idHip Lu*U, thO1U1fl to the rase, produces 100 times more light than one of the kerosene lamps once commonly used in Americans homes, But, the articl' went on, the amount of fuel required to generate electricity for the fluorescent lamp is no more than was necessary for the old fashioned kerosene variety. Irs rot that we're unappreciative of the benefits of technological achievement, but, remembering our recent electric bill,,, we are more staggered by the sudden realization o(whatmusthavehappenedtotheprlceof a gallonof kerosene, _________________________________________________ A I te red -,t' Like any other organization that wants to stay eL. fl,,.. '.1 4.,....4.. U••..s SI_il $..11(L) I.. IMIU •..., •• to change iuiTi w. The current Scouting Handbook is a drastic departure from the one that generations of older ., ts,s..,n4s.. • II. •.. C.D. Budget , '(' A I.' I , - WASHINGTON — In its complex effort to cut .' "i'.int •, iIçr in the cost of some other government, the Ad- k I ( fiscal 1977 for the nat ion's civil defense agency. ' I The budget suggestion would reduce C.D. cx. wilderness lore and more on the problems of V : penditures from the curt ent $87 million to $71 '.'1 '>....... i . .' modern, everyday living. c' :.• ' . -.' rnithon, or from 38 cents per capita per year to .1 In an effort to reach youngsters from love. r . . ,. about 31 cents, providing less (or this common income families, especially in the inner cities, ._. •... defenseof220niillionAinerjcansthanthecostof the BSA is also developing a series of lively .i , a hamburger per person. . bookietsgearedtoward"ski11"awardstha(ha'e \ .r At that, many in Washington feel (tie outlay Is ' nothing to do with tying knots or reading -- .". excessive. In a world where nations have acsemaphore signals. ' cumulated at least 15,000 megatons of in "Family Living Skill Book," for example, ' ' -.. deliverable nuclear destruction ithe Hiroshima p Scouts are shown how to inspect their home for . bomb was .013 megaton), the popular notion is such hazards as unfit oven pilot lights, trash and _____________ -. • ' that a cMI defense against doomsday Is im-,.-) .4-. ______________ garbage wrongly stored, rats and roaches .5. .. . . .. . poasible. thus funds for C.D. are improvident. poisons and drugs. L Besides, as they say, even if people could be The list of merit badges &lso reflects the saved from the atomic war, what would they be changing times. Among 10 new badges available / 4I?44:.;.,. fr' c, sived (or' ••S to Scouts last year was one called "Consumer -. :. ,_,. ' Yet while the theory of hopelessness pervades Buying." 'a-.' America, it has few adherents across the water The traditional goal of Scouting, however, .' in other larsds of hyperbolic hydrogenation. The remains what it has alwa)'s been - to mold :.Soviet Unlonspend.sapproximately $Sper capita character and build useful citizens. tar civil defense and reportedly has the capacity of saving as many as 94 per cent of the Russian A new specialist who should take his place New Measurements people in a ,uclear attack. China, too, labors on alongsideothert.Ievelcarporateoffk'sIst the side of survival optimism, having "vice president, energy," urges William P. familIarized many of its 800 million pecple with Chapman, president.elet of the American JOHN CUNNIFF an extensive underground shelter system. Society of Heating, Refrigerating and AirAre we smart and they d um b? There at'e still Conditioning Engineers, a few around town who think not. Granted, the The first duty of this new energy manager fe are mostly paid eitiployes of the C.D. in. would be to make an inventory of Pus company's dustry, undoubtedly worried as much for their J\ Fe C)vv n So e r y AA U C 11 energy consumption and thea study where jobs as anything, yet there is an argumer,t to be reductions could be made. made that that is food or bad for the C.!). ' I' " ' a ,.; I 'V Canadian Raps Canadians hI\II'AX iAi'i — (k)rge Leonidas, head of Coca-Cola Ltd. of Canada, says his country has fewer successful businesses than the United States because Canadians tend to think small. "We in Canada tend to limit our thinking to the obious," he said in a speech at St. Mary's University. "Where we see insurmountable problems, others see challenging opportunities," lie added that Canadias tend to avoid risks and do not possess the same sense of urgency as Americans. Ship :' :-' vv 23 Crewmen Rescued ST. JOHN'S, Nild, tAP? Most of the 23 men from the burnt and sunken Canadian fisheries patrol vessel Cape Erects were back with their families today after 15 hours 'n the stormy Atlantic in life boats. They were hauled out of the water 120 miles southeast of St. John's on Friday by the Canadian scientific ship Hudson. Only one crewman was hospitalized. The men abandoned ship after a fire started in its engine room. - \f stitute a modern machine for an old one and not market value on all stocks listed on the New regulatory and structural changes in recent the Republic. Even ow weak C.!). effort Is being only improve productivity but save energy. York Stock Exchange are in the hands of insabotaged by t'ost cutting. Soon our nuclear Little things like tightening up equipment or stltutioruul investors, such as insurance corn- transference of power from individuals to in- protection will perhapa consist of one watchman consolidating night operations into a single panies and per.sion and mutual funds. stitutions. in Oshkosh turning on the siren an'.I then running of electricity, pension Funds, insurers, investment cornpattles, NYSE-listed stocks was owned by insurers, ft is probably true diat C.D. officials have Hearst Trial Resumes_Today CALENDAJ' SAN FRANCISCO Al') by Miss Hearst's illness to draft Government rebuttal testimony a plan for speeding tip the trial. in Patricia Hearst's bank robDr. Harry Kozol, a Boston psychiatrist who He outlined his plans for Ji:ry her)' trial was expected to re- interviewed Miss Hearst for the Instruction and allotted 3 sume today when Miss Hearst, hours for each side to make nearly recovered from a bout prosecution, was on the stand last week and ('losing arguments, which he continue testifying today as hopes will be delivered by Fri. ith the flu, returns to court. j expected "Evcry indication she will the trial enters its eighth, and perhaps final, day. be In court Monday," defense week. The judge s-aid the defense attorney Albert Johnson said will have a day to a day and a Sunday. "She told me she's im- _______________________________________________________ half for its rebuttal after the proved, although st'ie still has government rebuttal. mie aching and congestion." ination by the psychiatrist, without fever. Miss Hearst was kidnaped Court sessions canceled whom Miss Hearst said had But Johnson said Sunday that Feb. 4, 1974, by the Symbionese last Thursday and Friday when bullied her to hysterical tears Miss Hearst Is "a rundown per- liberation Army and was arthe 22-year-old newspaper heir, with accusing questions. son. She was rundown before rested in San Francisco last ess fell ill and was returned to However, Kozol disputed vir- the trial, and she's more run- Sept. lR. her San Mateo County Jail cell tually all her contentions, and down now. She weighed herself In taped communiques to rrcupernte. U.S. District Court Judge 011- the other (lay and is down to 92 during tier 19 months un• Dr. harry Kozol, a Boston ver J. Carter ordered Miss pounds." derground, she renounced her psychiatrist who Interviewed hearst to submit to further cxThe Boston attorney said it is parents and claimed she Miss Hearst for the prose- arnination by Xozol. unlikely Miss Hearst will be voluntarily took part In the cution, wi's on the stand last Since last week, Miss called to the witness stand dur- April 15, 1974, robbery of a week and Is expected to contin- hearst's physical condition has ing defense rebuttal. But he Hibernia Rank branch here ue testifying today as the trial become nearly as much an is- s-aid it hasn't been decided the robbery For which she now enters its eighth, and perhaps sue as her mental condition be- whether her parents — Ran- laces charges. In her trial final, week, cause it tias uiowed down her dolph A. Hearst, president of testimony, she claimed her ho7ol's controversial Jan. 7 already protracted trial the San I-'rancl.sco Examiner, r;iptors sexually assaulted tier, t'xaliutnatwn of Mis.s hearst .Iail o((itiiils rc:',or(ed Satur- a,n.d ('sithetip,e Ih'ar, a tail- beat tier, locked her iii ulark was the subject of a three-day day and Sunday that Miss versity of California regent closets and forced her to tape pretrial hearing. The defense hlear.st was improved and said will be called. the communiques arid to partried to prevent further shi'.' n-tim: tiufurtahl ('art'-i' ti;s-I the drla cau'tI to it'.' in the bank ruhl-r:.. - to is ' were PEOPLE Soviet U.N. Ambassador Injured In Auto Crash GLEN COVE, N.Y. lAP) United Nations Am. bassador Jacob A. Malik of the Soviet Unioi has been hospitalized in this Long Island community with possible broken ribs after an automobile accident that claimed one life and critically inJured another percon The crash Sunday night also put Malik's wife, Valen. tins, 50, in the Community Hospital intensive care unit with multiple abrasions and possible internal injuries. I-our others were admitted. Two others in Malik's 1975 Oldsmobile, Vasifly Orlov, 48, the chauffeur, and Ainitdinov Rais, 36, an aide, were said to have escaped injury. A hospital spokesman said Malik, 70, had at least one fractured rib, bruises and cuts. lie was listed in sat Isfoctory corxlition and was undergoing tests to detect an intt'rna I in) or its - O (i Jackie Attends Services that of combining evacuation procedures s'ith the in-place shelter program. Jacqueline Kennedy SCOHI'IQ.S, Greece tAP) attended a Christina stepdaughter Onassis and her on the first anniservice today graveside memorial versary of the death of Aristotle Onacsis, The Greek shipping magnate's widow and daughter were ac\,'omnIxiflied to his lonian sea island by Christina's husband, Alexander Andreadis, and Onassis' two sisters, A private jet took them to Actium, on the west coast of Greece, and helicopters brought theni to Scorplos, Newsmen and photographers were barred from the prIvate island. Onassis died in Parts at the age of 69 and Was buried on Scorpu)s alongside his only son, Alexander, who was fatally injured in a plane crash in 1973. - - Reagan Violated 11th Commandment WASHINGTON — There's no doubt that Ronald Reagan made a respectable showing against a sitting Republican President In the early primarIes both in New Hampshire and Florida. In the Sunshine State the President wied Pus Incumbency to Its fullest, awarding prime government contracts to key LeaS. pronusiflg ta rebwld VA hosputnLs, and lii one instance announcing the appointment of a prominent Republi:an conservative to a high Treasury Deoartmfnt ixist. Mr. Fi'rd 'i!Y! 'y'!ng but order the Air Face (C, drop free government money from the skies over Florida. all Is said and done, Rut on said, "close" counts only in horseshoes and hand grenades. The fact is Mr. Reagan has not on a primary and his campaign to wrest the GOP nomination rom President Ford Is in deep, deeptroubk Why? In my judgment, Ronald Reagan has teen done in by the so-called 11th Commandment, the which he truly bvs in t,i'iat '-tii shalt speak ill of no other Republican.' When! interviewed Mr. Reagan at his home in Pacific Palisades, Calif ,in July 1974, he told me that if he did decide to seek the GOP cumbent 1(epubtican President. Presidential nomination "there will be no Even In Florida, when at the end of his pebble-pushing, or standing there trying to look campaign hr did hardllne It against the modest, I'll run like hell." President, Henry Kissinger and their policies, Rut the Former California governor didn't do Mr. Reagan's heart was still not In it. Appearing this, lie did push pebbles, until the 11th hour in on "Meet the Press" the Sunday before the ?lorida, and as .i result he his s.diered :1ft [l'Elnary, Mr Reagan was asked a real softball consequences. question, one that he should have knocked 500 et over the left-field fence. Mr. Reagan's only real hope of unseating Mr. Tom Pettit of NBC News a.sked "Do you Ford was to convince Republican rn,,.sh fl....,. ihink there are In fArt himself and the President. Hut herein was the Ford?" Instead of responding strongly In the affirmative, and citing asan example that It was Catch-fl aspect of the Reagan effort: the Secretary of State who advised the President In order to effectively highlight their difigaiit seeing Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Mr. ferenc'es Reagan had to t:uke off the gloves agaInst the President and his olIcies and this Ieagari replied lamely: "Well now, I think that is a question you would have to ask Mr. Ford or meant that the 11th Commandment had (0 be Mr. Kissinger, I am not privy to their meetings," severely bent or broken, The Reagan people, incidentally, believe that Another problem was that, iroiically, since it was only the fact that their maji did herdljne it 111(1st Republicans are conservative, as the more at the end in Florida that he ran as close a race conservative of the two car,didd(es, Reagan was as he did. A couple of weeks before the election, asking th.se GOP coiervnt1ves to overcome there were polLs showing Reagan losing to Ford their basic conservatism by performing a by anywhere from 15 to 20 per cent instead of the profoundly rad!cal act: throwing out an in. final margin of fl per (t'tit vlunifI'I htlr" r - -. ........ So, if I had to pinpoint one thing that is responsible for Ronald Reagan's failure to .'efeat President Ford in any prinuiries to date, I'd single out Mr. Reagan's religious fanaticism as regards the 11th Ctnmaiidmen, which is brilliant strategy when you are ahead, or the incumbent, but no'. when you're behind. It's suicidal then. Mr. Reagan said nothing his Last few days in -i Ida (hat ha r'niatc 'i i...,.. have said, from the day he announced his canS rlidarj last November, When he announced the formation of Citizens for Reagan law last Summer, Sen. Paul Laxalt R.Nev., in response t3 a question about what kind of President Mr. Ford had been, observed that he was "a good President" but Reagan would be "better." This for the most part has been the theme of the Reaan campaign and it has not ken good enough. Republicans simply will not throw out a "good" President on the promise that somebody else might be "better," Good is gocd enough for most Republicans, -'- - Bribe Report Sparks Probe I I • En 4/ e S tIg t mu: fiji Humane Society directors meetIng, 8 p.m., First Federal of seminole, SR 434, Longwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m,, 1201 W. First St., Sanford (closed). TOPS Chapter 79, over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary, 7 p.m. TUESDAY, MARCH 16 Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club covered dish supper, 6 p.m., clubhouse on lakefront. Tax-Aid program for senior citIzens, 9 a.m. to noon. youth wing, Sanford Civic Center, sponsored by 'i" through April 14. Oviedo '.11gb School Parent Teacher Stuidi'nt Ascn 7:30p.m. Filmand talkondrugsbySgt. BeauTaylor. ' ', lake Brantley High School Parents Night for orientation and discussion of 1916-77 curriculum. Grades 10-12, 7:30 p.m. Sanford Senior Citizens Club, noon bag lunch. En. tertainment by Northside Christian School choial group from Altamonte Springs. Community Canning Center seminar: 'Home Canning,' 1 p.m., 504 E. Celery Ave., Sanford. Free to public. Florida Nurses Assn. District 37, 4 pm., ('otiritv IkaIth Center. fJ4X) French Ave. Sanford, ' 'L.0 I I U VV U - ' DENVER 'APi — The FBI The bribery allegations do not Mountain ski resorts, Crested and Agriculture. A Denver has begun investigating the mention Callaway's name. But hiutte operates on public land newspaper, the Rocky Mounproposed expansion of a Cobra- Treece said it was the posibility anti Its owners pay the tam News, reported today that do .ki area controlled by How- of bribery that gave the FBI .i government royalties, agents from Agriculture as well ard "llo" Callaway. connection to the case. lie said The controversy began after as the FBI had questioned perU.S. Atty. James I.. Treece such a bribe would be a federal the Crested Butte Development sons anti looked at documents in Corp., in which Callaway owns Crested Butte and in Denver. sa:,'s the probe began when an crime. .igent relayed to federal proseThe bribery allegations the controlling interest, applied "1 felt that iWilkins) was in cutors a report that a bribe apparently originated with a to the Forest Service in- error to call for such an inves-might have been paid. A news- newsman who said he was told clusion of Mt. Snodgrass, ad- tigation," Lawson said Sunday umian says the report originated by an anonymous caller that Jacent to the present area. Caliaway is being replaced on with an anonymous telephone $135,000 had been paid. The Neil Edstrom, then the the Ford campaign staff by his call he received, alleged recipient denied it and service's district ranger In the ..hief deputy, Stuart Spencer, a Callaway took a voluntary said he called for the in- Gunnison National Forest, former politiral consultant in leave of absence from his post vestigation. The newsman said drafted a report last summer Los Angeles. as President Ford's campaign he would not have even printed recommending disapproval. He If he is absolved of manager over the weekend the story had officials not begun also wrote in a letter on Jan. 20, wrongdoing by investigations after Sen. Floyd K. liaskell, I)- an investigation. 1975, to Ralph Walton, the into the incident, Callaway ,Cobo., announced that his Sen. On Sunday, Simon Tullai, resort's president and said, "I would be available to go ate subcommittee will hold assistant agent-in-charge of the Callaway's brother-in-law, that back" to his campaign position. hearings on the resort at Denver 1-131 office, confirmed "ski area development iS Peter Kaye, a spokesman for Crested Butte, C'olo. that the Fill was investigating essentIally an irreversible the campaign committee, said The Senate investigation was the cast' but refused further commitment of resources he expects Callaway to resume prompted not by allegations of comment. "We told back which we do uiot feel is his duties before April. bribery but by questions about at headquarters to necessary at this time." Call-away met a meeting last summer in which questions to the U.S. attorney's Last Callaway, then secretary of the office," Tullai said. with Forest Service officials in Army, met with Forest Service Callaway said he is confident his Pentagon office asked officials in the Pentagon and there has been no Impropriety, that the expansion be allowed, asked that the ski be He said he asked to be relieved Campbell said. allowed to expand, according to because he feels Ford's No action has been taken on then Under Sec r eta ry of reputation of openness, honest)' the requested expansion. The builds a Agriculture J. Phillip Camp- and integrity makes it "im- Forest Service last month bell. portant to go the extra mile." approved a request by the Cenlip'de Campbell says he was at the Ford said in Greensboro, N.C., Gunnison Count)' Commission umiceting. The Forest Service is that he was relieving Callaway for a six-month delay before an part of the I)epartxnent of Agri- at Callaway's request. environmental impact culture. l.ike almost all Rocky statement is filed. _________________________________________________ The Gunnison, Cob., news1-a' man who related the story of the bribery allegation said an agent questioned him Frida) about the anonymous telephone call, which was placed last MARCH 13, 1976 Catherine I'. Steffy, Deltona January. .. ADMISSIONS Clyde 1". Eleall, Oviedo Kyle Lawson, managing cdiGu.staf Eastlick, Oviedo br of the Gunnison Country-:r &inford George J. Hoffman, Far. Times, said the caller, a wom Leroy Keitt mnington, Mama an told him Gunnison National Charlie Bell I)ISCIIARGLS -' '"' Forest Supervisor Jimmy VilSam Kelly Sanford: IOns and received $135,Ara Edna Morgan Juanita Chavis I 000 to recommend approval of Franrec G. Sta!ktrd Bnbert F. Goodscr. the plan. The Country-Times -.,- _; Richard 1. Williams Ernest Mxxi) supports the proposed cxCharlotte Frank, Deltona -'.1 Arthur S. Walter, Deltona &-..' pansion editorially. Mary Stuart, Longwood 1)avid Wentroble, Deltona The newspaper reported the F'elton Barker, Oste-en Isabelle V. Kounan, Lake iffer Feb. 12 in a story on an BIRTHS Mary interview with Wilkins in which to' , cu car rs a r: Sanford: Wilkins said, "I've 25 lawn ,vihout nack-breakini Mr. & Mrs. Joseph t I)ebra sears n this business, I have a Thousands o Warmack, a boy family and a career, and I've tovely centipede ha,± DISCIIA R(; ES devoted life to what I'm b-en stabbsfled from Cent Sanford: doing. Do you think I would Seed and many lawn exper: 1)elorcs J. Pickens jeopardize all that for money?" Sunday's high 83. Today's lo consider centipede tIle be:: Annah Lee Bell 61. WIlkins' wife said Sunday aIl-rouni lawn gracc in !h. William Ii. Biiiet clouds' through night he was under a doctor's Partl area Grows n sun and parta Mary Ann Butler for influenza and couldn't Tuesday. sIlade Grows in any soil, nc' highs mostly in the care Ella Mae Carter or poor, and requires link: low 80s.. Lows in the 60s. italui talk Barbara Madison mowing Comes back ever. Vilkins told Lawson's reportprobability 20 per tent. Elijah Manning spring and recuires a mm t'r that he had requested invesEXTENI)EI) FORECAST hiobert L. Moore mum of fertilizer Plant your tigations into the niatter by the l'art Is' ('loud)and in lid. I)ouglas Morgan new lawn or convert your ('hant'e of a few showers U.S I)epartnients of Justice Mary Ellen Trooper lawn with CentiSeed W'dnrcdiv inii nt-rr thi. cntith 1 lnra Warmack Thursday. Highs '.iW-- CeniSeedEstar Thomas Akridge, Altamonte li's mainly in the lOs north and i't'.r lOibs C.-'-: Springs Free HeavyOot. 80s south. Lows in the 40s cxhthgnhlld Ilarberie, Deilary rii-kino Sr...... Cl A (IQ tremne north 50s central and 60'. (3mrtstinc Nielsen, Ikltona Evelyn M. Rohart, Deltona to low lOs extreme south. TOMORROW'S TIIW.S Helen M. Itemusat, Lake I)ay(ona Beach High 7:11 Mar) a.m., 8:10 p.m.; Low 1:22 a.m.. Ernest 0. Barwick, Lake 1:42 p.m. Monroe THE ORIGINAL Port ('ana ural --- High 7:23 .James F. l'angle, I ingwxd CENTIPEDE C'S FP 7:51 p.m.; I .ii 1: Ii iii.. Wilbert A. Senuucl, Orange 1:35 pm. Bayport — 111gb 1: Is am.. Jesse I.. Channel, Titusville 1:36 p.m. 1Mw 7:38 a.m., S p_ni. .a MARCH14 16 for were - Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 pan 'JEW building, 179'L Longwood. Sanford Girl Seot Service Unit, 7 pin., Chaniber of commerce. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30p.m., Florida Power and Lii'.t, Szr.ford. Smlnoie Ibus Club, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. Casselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Sununerset Recreation Building. Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Sue Ann's Capni. Parents Anonymous, for troubled parents, 7:3 p Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry Longud Ar,-:i r1'ma flub. s,. a. Qu.dit in. i-I and SR 431. - -_____ ' -' ______________________ '- ,(i _____ ', _________________ ____ ____ ____________________ ______ a ______ _____ ___________________ _______________ WI:DNE.sUAV, MAItCI1 1 Sanford KiwanIs, noon, Civic Center. Casselberry Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m. The Caboose. Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic ('enter. ThURSDAY, MARCH 18 Home lawn care seminar presented by Seminole County Cooperative Extension Service, Rcom 1, First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. Call Agri-Center registration. for League of Women Voters annual meeting and 10th birthday celebration, Altamonte Civic Center, 7:30 Ak"tholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford (open). p.m. refer summer, and area - Lawn HOSPITAL NOTES __________________________________________________________ VW Plant In Cleveland? Mayor Ralph Perk said after CI.E'/ELANI) API returning from Germany that Cleveland has a 50-50 chance of getting the plant which he hopes Volkswagen will build in this country. Perk said on Sunday that the Volkswagen board of supervisors is to decIde April 23 'rhether to build outside (;erinany. Ib' said any site selection would come alter that. — Are They ______ '. ',15. up to 10 per ccnt of its annual energy usage, estimated by the exchange to be held by bank. holdings of only $500 million in 1949. The $35.2 emphasis to community shelter programs, but he Claims, _____ administered personal trusts, foreign in- billion held by open-end investment companies, the opportunity had passed. Today there are Caution: Jogging may be hazardous to your stitutions, unregistered mutual funds, and the mare commonly called mutual funds, contrasts allegedly 230 million designated shelter spaces health, like, in the nation, almost all of them unknown to the with $1.4 billion In 1949. OrsowarnsanIndianaphys1dan,whoclaiin Noninsured corporate and state -local flatly that "(or The growth of Institutional power has, of the large part been eaten by rats or sent off to menand anc women, Jogging IS government pension funds alone owned 15.3 per course, been at the expense of direct individaal other countries as U.S. aid. one of- the most both wasteful ', 'dous forn f cent of the total value at the end of 1975, or exercise. ownership, although both seemed to prosper s, ,.-'D. u; ii,. '"''b " For one thing, says Dr. J.E. Schmidt, btliuuii out ui Ii kItdi dlUe ( &I1 liuiliUll (UI all until the great debacle of the late 1%Os and the the bureau'•J is now called Defense Civil Jogging NYSE-listed stocks, can produce varicose veins, "With every earlier years of this decade, step, Preparedness Agency), there has been slumsome days institutions are believed to with every thwnp of the foot, a column of blood Since then, shareowners seemed to have bering leadership. The present director, John several feet high pounds the vens of the legs like arcount for threequarters of all tie furious ac- dropped in number from more than 30 million to t)avi, has been in charge, It seenu, since 'he a battering rain," he writes in an article in uvity that in recent week, has produced record about 25 million. days of the crnssbows. HIS credentials include 'oltime. Playboy magarine. Moreover, if clots or crusts It should be noted that institutional ownership the (act he was once a mediocre governor of 502 So when you are told that the stock market does are present in the vein, the impact may release it'th Dakota, He has been unable fir a decade not mean exclusion of individuals. is to interest anyone them into the blood stream and cause them to be reflects a broad range of nublic opinion, individuals who make up the in C.!)., a failure that could institutions. It Is swept unto the heart or lungs. especially regarding economic prospects, have consequences beyond this editorial dig. you they, largely, who benefit from or are hurt by The same poundi can also burst, or her. may reasonably be somewhat suspiiious. Yet crippling (lie CI). bureaucracy because mate, the spinal discs, as well as put strain on In truth, the modern stock market often of its ineptitudes will serve only to compound the the arteries and veins holding the heart in place. represents the opinion of a relatively small What has occurred, howiver, is the In. agency's weaknesses, C'urrently C,P officers JOHND.LOFTONJR. exaiii MONDAY, MARCH 15 ______ existing resources, the "vice president, mutual savings banks. Tney owned $225.2 billion institutions, common trust funds and mutual of their purpose. When America first looked to energy" would pay for his own annual salary at the end of 1975. savings banks. In 1975, 32.9 per cent, them for advice in the frightening Fifties, they very quickly, says Chapman. Not only that, but The remaining 17 per cent of the concentration The $105 billion in stock held by noninsured tOld everybody to build bomb shelter in the dividuals and the s;•.'.ket place, intermediaries who make the decisions for the individuals, - I- L) I' Monday, Mirch IS, 1976—SA __________________ _________________ of the breasts to droop prematurely and puts undue may have a fiduciary responsibility to the Strain on the uterus, public, do not necessarily reflect their views, °Hf ain't here. lie's runnin' for president I wish they'd ALL (Ufl for president!" _______ - old law in this era of mechanized agiculture and c()rlMlrat '? f. • - Soviet Union Suffers —Jane Casielberry _.- WORLD Evening Hsrald, Sanford, Fl. With Government Rebuttal Tessmony . - - fl: 'C r 7 r Guessing? - "i -. - - 1A - '-4 r - :. 1 ,_. ...,, .,t. .". ... -- ,-. ' % I I. ' " " a-"I,' V.. I a. 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The Raiders are borne again College's baseball team tasted 8.6 defeat Saturday afternoon Friday against Florida JC of as St. Thomas Aqulncs College Jacksonville. 011 t)e rest of the way. St Ariu'nas raiked Seminole P.4 ,'h 2 A 'u' I Barry Carothers came onto put 3 ' • I I I one respectawe 0 school track in Rat.i" U . . -. Florida prep basketball is a reflectirg on the way his Baby • II .I . . all-tourney team. (1. A I 4 I I ,- -- • .,' . - I VI Q U • I S e C I \/ I U in the ________ -- Notre Dame. despite Adan trled Virgia by five at I I 'I 1 I ..i I a r e C) e 1 Vegasburied Boise State 103-78. Sixth rarked LCI \ -' k' tr the — Ron Carolina A&1 etenuinNCAA enanpion, Misivu is not the easiest foot-9,0-pou1 M:secivius out seconds left in regulation time. Tyson then added live of his points in the overtime. Playmaker Jim Rappis turned scorer with 20 points on Q over Georgetown. Mike Russell l4w5 ilt 4n,ain 1 uesda nu"' , - t-.t so it's no secret neapor s far 40 points as Texas Tech man- the basket, And the tactic oer North Carolina nmth 35 with the trick) name the points and 17 rebounds. Now, r4iain reason his team is in -- ; :r6': 7S CCU 60 60 ' :C' ao 6) S7 ' S - Kentucky had a tougher time zilian Marcos Leite's 34 points ----- • i ti cs i.4 i s s i v I N I' L S a great challenge for us." Gavitt. "He sometimes tries to This is the line-up for Thurs- do too much on offense - but he Thompson cuts loose with serve Ci Gaviu plans to spring it on surtire a late Niagara rally, time. Thursda night tisecitiusis a oung pla>er e re pla>ing the best team nith litt'c exptrience and he in the countr nthout an> can sometimes keep both teams 20 20 Donald, Hubbard, van. ...--- ter who was the Southeastern National Invitation Tour- alloning the big center to cash The Wildcats scuttled the State and Connecticut came ng -_____________ 1-L,.. • Rutger: pa?C1Ch1t and handle as lus name scoring 16 - 1 Mu'queue vs Western Mich- 84.68 romp over North Carolina CORO"IADO Calif APt I ' tional Football League opened Missouri s Texas Tech 'A est at Los Angeles - \e Square Garden and Kentuck beat \iagara 67.61 \orth Cart> Acctrdirg to official rales the limit is 36 bc1t in past > ears turned back St Peters 8477 Prior to l74 there nas a The Pacers, a charter mem- games since their captain and game absence because of an in- day's opertin round came at final doubleheader tonight above the regular roster of 40— s'mnoicI. 2B-K'ng, Freds, 6-foot gual-d Mike Gorman and -. Rutgers' perfect record was cinnati most of th way but the lied the Biue Demons by scor- l':try over San Diego State. but it's spelling success hr the - LI• _______ _____ - ps State 87-77. Nevada-Las nith a l4 burg early whipped Western Kentucky 79. 60: No. 3 Rutgers. the naIion' ('LlV other undefeated quintet, had the scare of its life before nipping Princeton 54-53 and -- i o F Herman 2 OP-SI Thomas 1 niaue -- diana The llcosiers nilloped PIaer of the Year \la} nho ton s ['etc \Iollos a little used lead \otre Dame's Toby and nosed out Wichita State on \o 17 St John 5 90-70 and led n.ms hampered b a broken re&re guard missed the first Knight then tipped in a nissed Ricke) Green's 20-foot baseline an advance of the top four jump shot with six seconds left. teams in The Associated Pre'i ctern \ticigan trailed Vir . Stm,nos.1. EdnO I B FORt' ST CITY - I ake .' 4. — 4 Raiders go the Orlando T.iesda afternoon for .sier gamni' 11II Eyan%.dh -. could turn into a shondown be orids but the Scailet Knights nhenthes failed to inbound it in second half ing in the nings is none other tneen Douglas and the Ho'.- nho ltd b 10 earls in the see the allotted time with tight Michigan came from 12 a __________ .. Baton Rouge La nhere nait 0 K,c::,.s,minoJ,. Hubbrd lb one hit Seminole plays at Valencia Brckwr ri - • --4 - 3) affensicl to retake the lead. Totat Jeff Brockway &uc'e In two Smanoie . Earl Tatum The Warriors tightgarnewithSanD'egoState ie Smith and Scott Sims one conunitted orth tno turnoers in the second half after leading apiece in the final minute as the on to the next round of the ta!- gene, Ore. _________________ was little more than a warmup 3 rrd Noctli Ctrolina 7- - for Kentucky. Seminole is 8-2 overall, 7-0 AB R H ROt before he could get anyone out M'hcnsy, . r'OmmUnIty College of Fort Myers, '-0. in a match which onl) Raiders with more than Bra nt I e eer triumph in the \ational SarCUSe 69-Sb I. ollegiate Athletic ssociation At Tempe Ari.z No 18 tn ( P fl).-u Our best tennis, happ to be able to get that leel of competition ' sa - * nation - Ken. - t.iz ¶..' - - . b7 inner oter \irgtnia Tech In ?ohI1 Qui Bai \eada Las Vegas, v.hich a (1 sonng reall) know hon tu nalk on na At Lanrence, Kan., seenth scored 33 points as the Hoosiers erapetl 1108 points a game dur champ Bernard King out with ter non s the time to tell ranked \otre Dame needed the pled ana from stubborn St ing the r1ar season took a a thumb injury fell to VMI de \enton luck of the Irish to nose out \o Johns nith a 2910 spurt mid 48-39 halltune lead oer Boise spite Ernie (,runleld s 36 Perhaps taking a (UC from 15 Cincinnati 9-78 and \o 10 as through the second half and poured it on in the second points The winners shot a blisBr ant s 1abama footl'allers \lissouri shaded \o 11 Wash On e beaten Marquette halt Fddie Onens topped the tering 66 per cent and Will B) nho (math non a postseason inglon 69-67 Michigan ranked stretched its ninmng streak to Rebels nith 24 points and Jack nun Ron Carter and John conte last season \enton 14th squeaked past Wichita 22 games nith an easy mumph ic Robinson added 20 UC1's Kro%ic combined for points eighth ranked tigers State 74-73 at DeMon Ic nhil' o er Western Kentuck) behind Richard Washington collected Missouri's Jim Kenned) 9 () tean in t 4i - sereclausestillconfronted the I - I ' -, - - - traded, sold or released - fcr . nineyears. The Playerc Association is willing to settle for a ____________________________ ij six-year rterve clause. The .' —p players, under an arbitrator's -• ______ - . - - team n e stale . - made at the negotiating table The thorny problem of the re- - T'""2 Seminok (onu ) (olkge laed its best mat of the ur flight d lost 9.4) ot e aiers are Thin area U u.stJuniorcoIlege I ' - . -- — -1' — . B •1 , -___( i: - ;: - '' - A management source told of the National and Lee Mac phail of the American, also - - - negotiations are taking place. until a specific time, and then best interest of baseball. The negotiators issued dour reports . - i' - iv ; ______ _1 L. I \ 4 The commisioncr has the !iller indkited. hnweTr .. '' lcan'toffer)ouatlardd4ate, problems "I hope so But there is a n nether it is Monda or Martin Miller .'xecutite di difference of oninmon among ,,L, ,., said Suniy in a surpre a - . - -gMI ST ! TI iiThhu iAP, at the end of the 9th negotrnt The Assotuitea Prc,s that the —Coinmsioner Ilowie Kuhn ing cession owners' deadline was Monday, is exp"cted to step in toprobabh before ntghtfall That c're a long wn train ha d t and order the opening of irg U'e ki tothe padlock "said nould open the camps Tuesda) baseball c spring training aoiul (,ahrin the chief ne- and gibe teams three neeks to amps nhule negotiations con gotiator for the owners get read) for the April 8 open tmnue betneen club onne and There is no (frastic change crc the Plaets Msociatmon oer a at all, said (,aherin We re Kuhn nas asked about the - 1 ___ --w • t' F -. l finished nater Central Catholic, btit ing this sear is that these kidS I ke Brantle second n ith 75 Ints 15 out of Florida A&M High can take it in lo basketball and v e ha • ______ -. ' ---a enr ' g e "" ' tournament — reflected in his and i ' ' " °' ________ - - - • SWI . boiubinL, the 5unland tc.arn l D'scount Marketing stopped edi I Ii I • ra n11erso and lIld) - -v - -- - . " ,J- -...a .. - 19 BsPpMoore (UM) 17 Boone (H) Rodre Sermon I3oth nere Human (Lvi 1379 7 Gettell (Sc) SHOT PUT - 1 Swnney 35 72• ' 6 11 7 Bplb tSP) 14 I) 3 Sr-tt,qi IIT11I " Dr i s'ers Lejnell merce defeating Forest City Martindill and Ron Jeffrles r > Saturda night at the Central Jeff Smith another Sanford ______ '41- . I - - ' • . missed the pla>offs and hate knee inJur and hate been held points in a resere role Guards aided \ MI stunned ninth ra'i} y pmons Orlando I (Igewater L*kcBranhiey(DArviIfrBanjLI vhippmng Miami Jackson 85-65 7 HO CM) 1 Ptantand I _____________ - L 12-2 grabbed a 12-2 basebill victor> t:: ! y VanBushji,h O*en) 2 217 7 Missouri, arid( asper, W)o s Plantation - 6 00 Snnfcru ONI rebounds In the championship liii I.ON(W00[) I ______________ MacArt'wr 1 406 3 Rockiedge • F(iI,L'I Cli _____________ et tnruI-t t 30 in th' dLccua plans for the S&iiiiriuie pelition. - -- xklt'dge 4 51) winner in National Hot ROd Asaxiation history by cp __________- Lake Branfley Di FO*ICr. Brown blew an engine Ii his first run and Harrison lost LaheBranhIey(TtnUrP4c!,,man — t,',,tpOpø4, U 39 and controling the tempo 0 Ml t.\ll u — nur' (,re' i kid from Birmingham I-as non iLt tLtt s tht nt%t stLp ir t dr1 koniin nail si toprote the others from the : 7j a- ________ _ g. y // "- 4 - 4 5g C44rP [ , L* S gir 5OtUdlI I .m1note riigz ,, C Idwell Jones ob- 30 points and added 12 great golfer After ou e non rune tour ,,, thetourfortheirown hadheen , , as the I..akers equaled the high the demanding 7 04iS-%ard Blue M ,i.,i __________ three under par its Rozelle Rule that a team A i i u 8O 'i'' S I don t near those kind of Grecn said I hope to nm one him fic in front nith four to iubmusttxcotiipensated b • ' -' there nas a strike Last >ear against Pierson Taslor Pc as Rut he staked himself to a front running ike a -' J A For1notparsthpr41hac.øn BeachSeabreezethisafterrioon nho nins more than one of the champior Jack \icklaus and brief]' in the final round, but think of grent pla>ers I think of in hi', s hi d th cast of oung and suited up less than the 'Ahi ham had four sin les Kareem Abdul-Jabbar hit 13 most $604) 000 But that sa S (,ren said after his 18-undr Japan last \o ember lyman took — ;: -p; 340 nith a neapon Ga Itt calls least 47 n ith Coach George Al But in oril 'ite full seasor,s reci,rcl setting ictor Sunda tii ame Artis luiiore was1c for the \RA this season % I • manager of the Boston Cdtics RACES The Hundred Club of Mas I t7flt r$n. p !.L"d Ir * !CCOndS with a speed of 72784 miles per hour -. '• '• '- ner s platform at ttt uth \a II tlonal Couegiate At1etiC .t'..• • ' 90 00? 3-..-, 2 I 4 201 O3) MILE RFLAV I - 8r narnr CL1 I Lake 8ar,t I I James Warren reacheda cpeedof 23622 miles per hour beat Jim Bucher of West Chester, Ohio, In the finals to .3 with a nex' natinivd record tUrn c"! 1 'it C State and Yvestern Kentuck> mark of 7 feet 3 inches lit 1 ailed three times at -i nith 10 - '," •' - , in stock I J - pionships - but Americans nhich got a meet record setting peting and 58 managed at leas, record of 761 2 hopes for the Summer 01)111- Saturday. easily coasted to its took modified Aiithon> lien of I-in1;ld, NJ daimed - _r- J(lf)CJf1 major MIHA event of the year by taking pro "P -____________ _____________ . •s nhojoinedtheSpirmtswin Pacers 119 "- urgarazatiun nith 2 lb ' 1 Tennessee got a ninning mile co is a sophomort from offIcers and fire fighters re Iav • mm e 01 3.1 603 1rom Uuanda Fast Afric 'i 1k n is - - '-. • four hi". II Sanfrti £Rt'P tlrlvpc* .lnhnnv Brown sand ILsanilv Harrison and their bId to gain championships in the fir - - . still 11001 itistluli y B'lI'r Gilbert) - ______________ The Celtics nent at 'Aashing The Bullets dominated the sec i. 1 — 1rom being drafted b> other Panna Flamm and Beck's shots C —=- ; . • L M I Carr added 17 point-s ex ,..! --- 't%en reg ars oc e ou or tI-c season ihile 6.2 guard Aeritt added a tie for the Pacific Division (Stevens Marks (Lgi Steens hit a home run and and Pete pitur Ia, - , 4 " ouisi e him we et cau ht nhere ne Barnes scored li of his 24 I roi enci an mts points,' he added. Without nhe St Leums rno%ed out to a team %incent) s o stra a reserte squad To years go lotte against Oregon and Hol \ h OVIF 1)0— Trinity Prep's ______ • and nioed Malone cornbined f 0r 5 vs McLennan of Waco Tex - ,_ Orlando Mike Smith won 1'° necticu out ast and the final pla) off berth The n ithout Ha licek bu still leads mar'mn for the Kings Archi their games at Dayton Ohio 1 3 Pnr s is 2 Sanford 6 36 Seabreele 7 070 2 00 indet from a field of 16 teams 'Ai,,er • P'irk Hi ,'li dde ited SI,mkon(flM)l51 1000ASH ate \rcnl a 5 scratching right game of Indiana 1 Burch (MI 69 7 (18) 1' 6 170 HiGH HUP 'Ac re ollege basketball tournsznent chad Williams of Rickards, and McNutt (YP I I 26 1 3 CaId*eil on Lake Monroe, ninning both ar om an osep (ik I 37 2 DeLand 1 ,,. ,, 1 065 I naut and freshman Anthon> - - SHUTTLE HURDLES RELAY JUMP tions _______ 1'IGHJUMP - I N'ckman(LBJ in Pon) actior it 'as Lake LONG JUMP - I Branch (Sal 72 Portland center Bill 'Aalton Satunda' haeto oust one of the leagues wa thael Hudson of Jackson, and throuh a 71.60 championship i Jazz came up nith its thid vie The Boston Celtics are learn tori in three nights Pete The new look Spirits of St - Lota,s are naking their run at yHayn.sey Honorable mentions went to HBP-Oawrns Palmetto and Vince Campbell Saturda> nith I yman finishing - •II Kenneth Jackson of A&.,M and tht title before loahig 59-58 In _______ - h _____ ________ _______ jfl , 4 1I00 2-A champs placed sharp Buhr of Bradenton Manatee South PLantatIon iSP) 90 Lake Branhiry (LB) 75 Pockledge (RI league olficiall) opened its end to tingles to spark the Hoberson of St Augustine St and &-foot-4 Joe Childers of fal Deerbone. the discus and minished secnd themil Hayn('%t 1*) en 1ormer i John Grant of Malone and Carl foot4 sparkplug from Jackson \likc Barlun Ronnie Harris LIt' I s impressi c dist in t. honing their track talents nith after Fridas s seven finals successfWl defending his pole Wheeler In 1971 Oiiiiisic Jorual Ainfi ice sta the expe'mse of America's I, final events Saturda, take place tonight 'enssee was missed three tries at a world 60-yard high hurdles time of meet record 8.30,91 to beat the throne Ernmitt Herr) -1j But there were enough -0729, and Auburn freshman :iuirh of 8:33,6 set by Villa- from the Lnited .tatec Ii 'd by mnirk t 18-4 tive-/trm'rlcan winners in the third nUb 14, fo ont w LAD IES' NIT £ 4uhi 20-year-old junior from Jones- set one of Saturday's five meet Mark Randall, Steve Lacy, ahead of runnerup Princev. natior! ice hocke> matches ____ Frmta trip'e jt..mper Arnold - _________ th - - - - - _______ - . - I _________________________ j gave tillanoa a triumph in the l4p of 48t a feet to conclude the urdas nere Louisiana State s F ngli'hman \ick Rose defend THURSDAY - _______ ___________________________ ;p. �E vntng - H erald, Ft. Legal NotkeLegal Notice Monday. March 15, 1976 Tell" Lw~x. P5J1% s Km] SCOREBOARD Pro Basketball n - i ICTITIOUSNAME PO S Is Sni'lffilo ng WS RIEF _ruuiIwu.Iiiiriiuu.__J H The Associated Press - - - - 1.,-e .,.. i', 'i j*n iU - iiiC ........J Darrell Waltrip also driving a (The rolet of lrar.k'in ID Tenn., after Liking the lead ap around the oval. 'i wao trunning Waltrip all day and I knew I had the ace won and I didn't vant to take an c nces the last 100 laps." Yarborough said. A . kv - Young, Swider Set Records - INZELL West Germany — Americans Sheila Young and Nancy Swider established world records at the Golden Skates international speed skating meet Miss j- - , Young shattered - _- . th a me of 40.68 seconds and Miss Swider broke the 3 000-meter mark In 4 - • ASPEN, Colo. [Ase-Alilarie Nforerod of witzerlp-nd won the women's giant slalom by more than a second over Danielle Debemard of France and clinched the World r_~ip tide in the event. Imemar Stenmark of Sweden clinched (lie 197t World ('up with a 1ctor) In the slalom ending ltaly*s five-year doininadon. M ____________ oore him," lie said, looking to tihe Churchill Downs classic May 1. e can take Inc plea s- ure out of him. We've been s ping mint juleps since last [111(1 G o l den St Anq. li Open Win 30 3 l' Orleans State 10] Phoenix too, Milwaukee 106 fiveniatch Otfinger, Cook Top Dogs Buffalo SIXTH 109 Bobby Unser Wins Indy 150 PHOENIX,Ariz. — Bobby Unser hung or. o nip Fancho Carter by two car lengt1is in thle Bryan 150-mile In. djawipoonfis car rocce. - Selective is) 6 90.3 60; 3. Soul Train 1 7) 4 80. 0 IS 1) 46,40; P ($-S) 111 20, 31 54 EIGHTH Portland SO New York AS 26 634 a Louis I' 5-4' LOUIS 111 Sin Aritont S3n ? TWELFTH - 1 Couleur (4)900 6 : 7,1 N 5 Marqurtte 79 (7) 10 10. 1 20. 3, T e Altenciance 3,714, to force the rate to change dies on different horses. the department's rule that Infected horses must be iden horses infected with the nernia-causing disease be ei, tified with a tattoo mark inside the lip or on the neck, which ther quarantined or killed. NIrs. Denmark claims dis. Agriculture Department figures the animal. records show that more than 5W of 618 horses with swarnp Iler horse was one of nine fever in two counties have been found starving on a farm four killed since 1974. YearS ago. Second Chance reDr. C'mrcrce L. Camptittell, covcrcd and wan hur, , c 111,ow - - L Mrs - South Regional Championship #'irS Cot 87 31 $9 Iransylvania • Consolation "' Department of Agriculture tests fic r Swamp Fever are not conclusiv e or accurate. Mid-Aflarilic Regional Championship 70, Wairrier 6S Consolation / IS e I' TENTH —$16 B I Topper Go (4) 1300, 1200, 1020. 2. JLG's F feeffeet (, ,I A 60. 4 20. 3. Bornfry (7 1 510 0 (4 $ ) 67 10 31 47 ELEVENTH 5.16. A: I Ripple Put-C (S) 1 40. 4 60, 4 20. 2 Texas Fy (7) 4 60.S 40. 3 Lotta Quota I I P 7 80 0 IS 7) )) 10 P (S 7)73 70 ftP 524S SO., 31,42. Grove City (A 5 with 5 7) TWELFTH - 1.#. 0: 1 Cactu JOY (7 1 6 K A 1.0, 3 70, 7 Pj%h The sPlac r Great Lakes Championship tirp r 61 Avnla,vi Midwe:? Regional. • i 71. I) $20 560 1 S,opriant (6) 340 ° 1(13 6) 703 4 39 7 FIRS T—S16BIXdF Consolation Wind y A Montague Quaint s; s summer circuit courl, Seminole county Sue 6. 6 SW Red Devil S2. 1. Cata, No. 75-1411 CA-09-C N Carolina Arijo i Clem 10 I Golden Polly 12 Gator ulvert Co THIRD - 5-16, D: ' " NAIA FRANTIC about (TI Championship (pp,fl St 96 G I4ii(1eSon St 91 Consolation I.-nccoln Me last week. I could looking for the specials i Pro Hockey a really dreaded geiting started. Patrick Division ONE AFTERNOON MY DOORBELL RANG. It was the neighborhood --_'-- - newspaper carrier He invited me to become a regular subscriber . When I ----- ,., told him I was too busy to read the paper because of my busy schedule and trying to save on my shopping, he suggested that I check 1he ads In -=--- -- - I ;tur t1i' 21 2 S 1? 11 In (0th - ~:aooselberfr yr Winter Springs Alfarrionfe Springs :~:'d cost. In addition, my grocery shopping time is much fa., ",ter. I know where 'he bes' buys are I THINK MY NEWSPAPER CARRIER IS A GENIUS You can bn l iS ~Iy 12 46 10 34 160 290 Wales Conference RUTH TUECH Ang L 13 30 7 73 31 78 11 13 1,,sn lin0on 71 3if 9 51 I'll East 72S 233 297 261 Ill IS? 9 75 ai 33 44 14 11 711 12 sure ;69 83A 9212 Altanionte S;yings - 2.0 215 4-) Ito SHIRLEY MILLETT '-T—kv,~- C Division $mythoit to IAGREEDTOTRY THE PAPER,and he was right!! In a few days I ha d found some wonderful values, I knew just where to go and wh af the items 313110 72 731 21$ Wbi.ire to go for all thi- ahniit the paper each day and make my sn!ecttcn before I set out to shop tInta 1(1(01/k! 1l((i(t)1, 10 14 104 301 Ito 2S 37 9 *HIRLE Y MILLETT Solo ru'l Now 322-2611 F orest C i ly Evening He"d r Sermon 4, 5 224 24S - Dei ______ 29 es3 On - Fhr n - -.roll - - - -w ]1 Ar.n 61 0 96 concludes GOI~ Pron: Evogen Front IWet? Door for Cash, Subject 70 WHOM ITMAY of Seminole Sanford. W%SiOln Florida, the atxive - rhe1jea the described per , #Of the 717 1 A 07 214 271 M 12: 7 J L Ultra Joe V 6. 5 TWELFTH 6, 2 S; A S 7; 1 Ahim Mineola it bring cropot Itfm% of Said John E - 1%, C: 1. jim fitastler Clay Delaney That laid Sale K'o, Sapporo Pearl 5 ?. Daisy 35 28 6 76 756 734 Count L ,velir 4. 3 V ,Olf-,'(( 6, 4 10 Writs )t Polk, Sheriff Seminole Couonty, Florida tisie 6 S Putuu March ii 73 79 Aped S MsrI9,4r1Ok Roc ky 7 7 Till Doll 1; I Marate eggy 4, DEX 71 Goldsboro Elementary. IMird place awards went to Audrey Stallworth and Zachary Dunbar, both of Sanford Nliddle. Judgits were Roger Jarand, director of speech and theater at Seminole Weal of all De I Germ a Sanford. Husbands and guests imoited. kh MW -- CONCERT SEASON FINALE PLANNED 4 Amoug the Seminole h1utual Concert As"clation new board members ra ill led Saturday eseisingare Dr. AlbertCann, pictured with Mrs. Cann Iright) and Jolene Bmbaker. his. Brubaker is author of the one-oct play, "A Slice off the Old Orange," to be performed May 7 and 8 as Mutual Concert's salute to the I Bicenteunial and final r—AneJou in the 1975-76 season. Tryouts will be held Saturdy f;oom 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Greater San- Orange Lane, Casselbcrr) on Saturda) from 2 to 6 p in for members $1) and guest ($4) ford Chamber of Conimece Everyone age 1') intl 'r k 1r for inslor parts or crowd scenes welcome to In And Around Sanford blue, for no reason whatsoever, absence of unilormil) Abby should determine life just as easily have put them Seminole Iligh School Class of and death The indIsldul away to be used onl In case of '66 Is in the process of planning should be In the hands of God, emergenc) such as unexpected its 10-year reunion. If aryone epefl5S %,ho ga.c !Uc and whose tunekituw', Itit a ddress of lass I work just as my husband members not yet contacted. tion It is to take It. T'here are Increasing ourn. does, and I pay my share of the the) should call NIrs. Tommy that there Reun on holy Judgment Is that the my husband decided to destroy Goodalone savings to purchase ca t a t the local animal shelter. DORIS " DIFTRI( teacher, and a proud Correspondent - - ____ -f7r It - [)IAL 3ZZ4525 , ot -4 r~.4 RAND OPENING 0* Miku later reported his teacher and principal were delighted. -' V - VJRY ,.." S SPECIAL OF THE WEEK BREAD GOOD MON.THRU SAT Vienna Rye Bo" Pumpernick el French - Potato Sour Dough Reg. 621, Glazed , OF KATHYS UNIQUE - - 99 Reg. $1.14 By The Doz. Only At This Price FMAY-MARCH 19th Register Now For Free Prizes To Be Given Away Grand Opening Day I Ir FREE PRIZES ON DISPLAY TSHIRT 91 TACTICS A In Employes of Depanment 874, print and wire board of Strmberg-Carlson are decked out matching SupervlsorsolthedepartznentareBubGoOdzflanafld Art Krebs. Nearly ZOO t-ehirti and 78 jackets were made for employes of the Sanford manufacturing p!nt. NOWI FREE MACRAME LESSONS OPEN OPEN 10 S-MON WED FRI SAT TUE THURS 104 MON.THRU SAT 66 2012 FRENCH AVE -- VA I The cat was t- ken to tile Red Bug Ikmentar) School UPSFTINTEXAI I read ,ou constant!) You rabbi and m with dignity, as far as I know, I teacher's cat had died. ike DEAR UPSET: Since you are are good for what ails Arnerica. Immediate family. I have no there Is none. heart warming stor) is wanted to proside her with 1 A that Keep it going You'rt the cmplo)ed, you can tiase cresilt is reason The to fear that someone will try cards Issued In your name! The related In the Youth Ranch's replacement, but the Youth Protestantism Is 1mgmented greatest. do rne In"before iny time. Good bless you every day all equal Opportunity Art 1passed 1110-st recent newsletter. It Ranch staff was not certain I role to Dr. Nornian Vin- into denominations, and there Is in October 1975j gives y ou that concerns an 11-year-old boy at such a gesture would be apon this the way. - Cordially, cent Peale, asking him to state a sand) of opinions the Ranch, a lad named Mike. preciated. NORNIAN VINCEN7 PEALE right. natme very the Protestant vievv on a per- Issue. The Reluctantly they gave perThe student was saddened the news that his misision for Slike to use his recently by 22W mum Eanfard, Florida OEX$3 T& Steakhouse on U_S. 17-92 ________ D of the City rot Publih March is -- Sanford Pilot Club will hold its next dinner meedng March Fund for the police Depat i tmeont of City Clerk --- - Pilot Club Seis Dinner Meeting Legislature Jr. - - - i Legislative Acts mm -i Friday from 1-5 p.m. Sets the C i ty Of Sanford, Florida H N4 __________________ i;j' Community College; Carolyu Parker of the Seminole High School English department, and Jack Homer, executhe manager of th e , Sanford Area Chamber of Commerce. The two winners will val repre5ent Sanford in zone competition In Orlando Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Howard Johnson Wes t. West Lcloninl and Tampa Avenue. The German American Sixty students up to age 15 competed In school eliminations, Society ill host a Spring speaking on the topic, "Totaorrow's Promise." Festival at its clubhouse, 381 OF War property. -- the Annie Russell CONCERN F lOrlda _:1 Theatre club president Second place winners were Terry call office Monday through Richardson of 'sanford Middle School and Howard Harrison of box toppock, Fleridh to apply to the 1976 of - parts and crowd parts for Annie Russell Theatre at Rollins College through Starch 27, is as sharp, dramatic and pertinent today as when it low scored its original success in IM9, inaking a name of its -.4 leading .actress, Tallulah Tammy Harrison Ileft). representing Lyman ItIgh School, and Bankhead. Tim Barley of Lakeview Middle School ec-elve IropWes for For tickets or information winning the Sanford Optimist Club Oratorical Contest from Dale Notice is hereby given of 1, Highway Robber county Courthouse in Sanford, - reasonable hope for il"y recovery, I do not %41sh to be hers who might question this bills, so I think I should hase (Sarah Wight)Lyons, iX'i w kept alive by artificial means son's right to de with dignity rcumstances, had a say in this matter. But he 20th St. or Nirs. Jimmy In other words. "when Good His responsic follows: but I should think that the great Jwt made up his mind and Nenisha Barr) Lyons, 617 DEAR ABBY. Calls me home. let me go. As to the official Protestant majority of Protestants would destroytd all our credit cards. Nlimosa Terrace. both in Copies of that document have What should I do? Sanford, as soon as possible. been given to my physician, my point of view on the right to die subscribe to the above. Sitilonof the Florida Legi;Iatinfor raiiatmg to the kellef and Pension A] 1 Bud the h,ghrSI b4ddrf. S 2. 111 . Gold Ore 6 viion 74 S; 6 VMUS A Ilm offer for sate and sell to WIN&INkiRS the new French food intention elia 6 3 Going Easy tO to at, * and all existing lein; It the OftPieCtty Commissionfthecntyot ELEVENTH S ) march. ENACTMFNT ORATORICAL document that simply states that IF I should become terand my physician of the City Commission of the ci ty t Sanford. Florida to apply 10 the 191t at FOR M - i rtPe&l Of all Legislative A(Is relating to' the Z ly of Santoro Jim A 2 Alert*% Joe 9, 3. Sum Section 32. Township 20. Rtainge 3o, Fireman's Relief and Pension Fund Apache 11). J Mineola Iris 12. 5 Top Subdivision SW, Bloc k OAK t City Con nolision OM Legal o5f Ihe CityOf Maker ¶7 P*otiak king 6 Lot 78 lie's r anfNd, Florida EIGHTH - 5-16. 0: 1 &14ontaguo of Lots 24 to 21 lying MWLY of a line BY H N Tamm. ir CNogrof,4, 2 Berkley Wiggles 12, 3 described as botto swly cor lot 21 run City Clerk Evul 4yn Go 10, 4 Whoory Shan 1, 5 NLY along w Inor of Lot 27 34 1 It N Publish MAfth IS, If.VJ6 -' -:t., A nm lio AAi,, r- " 'f "" "t Ic 1011, La~e Waymon "eight% High NINTH C: I M A - % Gal 6; way Add PO 4 PG 24 2 Poor Am 11. 1. Karen Kay 4 And the vociersigned as Snerlfl of NOTICE OF INTENT TO APPLY Tiny Tide S~ S. 'en Lilly $ 6 Seminole County. Florida will 1 folio 34 57A 3167 Seminole county, Florida. more Particularly oftcribed as follows: ' D it 39 1 63 2SI ZVI For Home Delivery I? I Tm Seminole Bicentennial Saluto A Foxes," being presented at U- twitit RFADEILS: I have Noticio,is horrebv giwrn of intentq-jn Cavrnanian following described Properily Owned by central Florida Water ~ytol ams. Journey Man Inc said properly beinO located In 1 2. 2 2IS WL fPli.GFGA HILDA RICHtAOND s lith day of Florida and and women, as well as minor 'A Slice off the Old Orange," DEAR ABBY: Out of the Fior,øa 10, 4 Joe Mischief A. S Tryster s 2, 2?0 70) Division L Sp,infw, Kay'i Buff y 6 7 795 WHA East A 10 1 Bouncy Eckert 6 TENT04 - $411, A. I Jar*in II 26 II 76 26) 241 (I - Pr t*d division - one Bicentennial is a one-act play depicting the histo'rical break-away of Semino!e County from Orange County. It was written last year !\Aost Protestants A pp rove Right To 8, 6 Jack Hotter 10; 7 Run Defendant AD 11976 Lucky 10,111 DebbirC I P40T ICE IS HER EBY GIVEN that (Seal) FOURTH - $-I m: I Italian by:irtueoi?hos.ceqtainWrt; of Mory W Hawthorne, Stallion S 7 Mineola Big Mac 6. 3 Execution issued out of and under City Clerk Alerleci 12, 4 Binfgaf 6. S. Buddy the seal% of said COUrtS upon final Publish - march 15, 21, I9y6 BudlO,6 Golia'sHealhers.? Lake judgment% rendered in the aforesaid DEX 11 Flora 4. 0 Irish Sheila S 2 couris on the 7nd day of July A FIFTH 5-16, D: 1, Aviator 6, 7 1915. 25th clay or July A D 191S and uncle wime 1?. 4 Grebe the I Ith day of December A D 1975 4OTICE OF INTENT TO APPLY Manatee Bonnie S S Bates 6 6 respectIvely, which aforesaid Writ Pet S Easily Done 10; Of Execution Wovere delivered to me LEGISLAY ION a of Seminole county, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN SIXTH file NY he City Of -- Very tiruie. Rumor also has it that when Adam found hirnself outside the garden, he stow th--re stunned and thought: Didn't I smell jasmine and honeysuckle just before I took that first bite? held Saturday at the Greater by Seminole Iligh School SIICCA by Act 111, a. Sanford Sanford Chamber of Commerce student (currently Seminole theatre group. A May 7 per, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Community College student) formance is scheduled for All members of the corn Jolene Brubaker, In response to Concert Association members, munity are urged to try out for a playwriting contest sponsored it will be performed for the this premier production. by emirmle Nlutual Concert public on Nlay 8. "A Slice off the Old OrangeTryouts for a variety of parts, Association (S.NICA). is SMCA's salute to the IV play will be produced for including lead roles for men Bicentennial, and will mark the conclusion of the 1975-76 concert onds All interested persons are City Clerk 01 - ' I' It has been 36 years since tillian Hellman wrote her play of a rapacious and scheming southern family just before the turn of the century. 'ill* little pvocewwrs - the latter slicing will be noisy but takes only sec- , 4. 4 Campbell Conference AS in one of conlidertwi The City of COWS41ilbirrry has in its possession an corigin estimate of the Construction Cost% en gineer ing and administrative costs in the amount of S6O."OOO the - $7.50), introduced last September. J, )ntue, with its obvious French 311usion, means, well, nothing, according to A]Slolnick, Revlon's vice president for fragrance nurketing. -It's just a word that sounds Set For Stage Note ~ If you freeze packaged ht te pitted never get rofk-hard or stick to provements Costs method ot payment and the assessments aginst each property onec w may be a.c:rtained at the off Penny Evans Plaintiff Lockman says,' because your sense of smell is the most powerful of all. And you can't intellectualize it.. You sme ll wrrething but you may not be aware 'Little Foxes' confectioners' sugar. heard as Ili the propriety a" Sto 6 4 Sandblaster 4 S Va lid Central Fla. Water Systems Inc "I WAS ALMOST another rack turn Property to be assessed and it%,amount fobeassessm f0eaChipaitce-1 Inc and apricot l'he name was chosen, Baffle says, "because it's a great expression of warmth that's been wi th us fora long time" to involve members of the ap*I community of all ages and both sexes. - \I , cool. Slice Into bars. lioll 'in 00vtMilify of making file son Walker Miller EQuipment Co, Inc Plaint i ff I- right side up; plastic bag, they are easy to Ace thin with a sharp knife o, appicar before the City Council and al F :orrctaWater System; Inc -,11 Confectioners' sugar S!ir together the flour, bakulig powder and salt—Beat eggs slight ly ; gradually brown sugar nd vandia until extremely thick rnd a pale beige color. Gradually fold in nour, then prunes inixed with nuts. Turn into an 8 b)- 8 by 2inch cake pan lined with wax pa per and the paper greased. Bake in a preheated 325Aegree oven until a rake tester in. serted in center comes ot clean...30 minutes. Turn out on wire rack re mo ve paper, with City of Cattelberry; in the City Hall, at which time the O"er% 41,S eSSed be pattern, Lockman says and the customer receives her perfume In a numbered package with a card enclosed with her name on it. Like all Patou scents, it's produ ced in France persons age 10 and over, will be prunes, thinl) shved 1 see Note I I cup %alnuts. thol4ited niedium-fine one another I in a tight!) closed •fld Other interested persons ms, Plaintiff VS Iti _________ 1 cup packaged pitted lawful continuarncethere ot purI,tjann Cast No. SO 7"utt Keeman Brirk of Central Florida, SECOND - is, 0: 1, 'Beeks 6, 2, Central Fla water Systems, Inc. $1 erce NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE four sci'ks well as educational, and seeks BAILS 10 legislative announcement of the County Court Oran, County vs lmprdchment i 67, Niagara 61 Ovi DEX 77 ore Miss Hemingway will personify the free-wheeling Babe in a several milhon doUar and campaign for th e scent ico'ogne $549 50) whi ch comes in an Art teaspoon anil1a Publish March IS. 22. 1976 DEX 10 earing will be held on march 29, 1976. at 7:10 Pm.. or during any Pictish - March IS. 1916 County Court, Orange County 5 7. 4, LanA Louis* 6,, S, Tod's At 6, 6 NOT just picture myself fighting those crowds EW 1311UNE TAKE NOTICE that a Public EJ?304 0enir TOhIGHT1 S ENTRIES Championship -N Phone n) 4330, ( ' that, too" salute that's bound to be fun, as cup flour t7aspoon baking puitider teaspoon salt large eggs cup firally packe~ light brown sugar and TO Provide for the assessment of all costs as per Resolution No zits of the City Of CoNS1,11ilbefory, Florida Lend Deoelopment Adminittralor ,ou I here's _________________ NIvat Ind Slaw Sandwiches ew Prune Bars lk',eram,c a sphaltic Concrete on a base with drainage curb and gutter y. 8jotn HP Ill 6 00, 3 60; 1 Hi Ho Bill 1it A beautiful woman in an e xc iting ingredients Historical Play Salutes Seminole r Seminole Telephone 1233660 Seminole County. Florida Each order is registered., like a bride's silver of its vroliwin who iden6fitz wigi Mirgaux Heiningway. nthesizing these natural scents in the laboratori. Then, too, chemists d long hours experimenting with chemicals which produce their own, singular fragrance field, therefore, is fertile Ago Special 1976 S: Jack C. Morrison As Personal Represen undine arc Cope-sot the proposed regulatOnS OM Contiguous or , are available for review In the Land described street located within e Development Division. Room 413, of city oi Casselbsirry, Sminole court theCourthcoulein Sanford, Florida, ly, Flrida, to *if I rum 1 30 A.M. to 1 00 P M Monday crystal 60*1 Circle from the East hfough FfidaV at the above Pavement fine of Wintier Park Dfi,,r Easterly for 2W lineal tert to the Th % public hearing will be held IA existing Pavqd surface Of the said the County Commission Chambers Crytisi 80*1 Circle. of the Courthouse. Room M. San YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ford. Florida, on April ?. 1916,07:30 that the City Council of the City of F M. or as Soon 11wrealter as C41,101 bitiorry. FlOricla, has deemed it Possible advisable 1 0 improve the abotor Planning and Zoning CWSCFlb#d Str000f with ?9 ICCI Z, NINTH - SI6 A I Southern Pr i's Il 1560 11 20 $10 7 Sneaky Consolation Mantifiela St Carr It M. I? J! St 63 CCNY II Denmark has hired law . . 3171 5-16, C: I wyclill SEVENTH Faye (7) 5 go, I tio, 2 60; 2. Bosco 121 680 $00.4 I:4lveIica(3)S4O.,0(2 7) 7111 P 17 2) "20. 31 10. E ic lot rH - 3-1111. a: I r Phardoom's pearl (1) S so. Ito. 290, 2. Pec Cis Stormy (8) 5,20, 3 00, 3 AA A 'S David IS) 3 60, Q S 1 8) 16 00: P 0 1) Division Ill Eastern Regionals the case to court and argue that - of ire r into sports, active and interested in romance and all says, to entice the it P4 otoc,otAdmnstratlonMerhS County. The proposed revisions provide for SO XTH 14, A: 1. Spats(?) 17 60. 6 20 2 K'S M c L Od y 11) 6 00, A 20. 3 &.ening Out (6) 6 00; 0 (2 11 Division If yer Ellis Rubin of Miami to take My Newspaper Boise 1380 P1*1)39,0 10). New Enyldnd Regional Championship Bric1gorpoorl 96. Assumption Contal3tion 83, Ouinnip.a( 77 barred frem compoptition. - Lunchbox AND ZONING COMMISSION $-16 0 I Mixer B (St Available con special order only. the perfume costs rire $175 an ounce because 1JILaxe US1I1MLhU1;, "a go4dol bionom in iiui, arid must wait for dethcr top - Ulaccarat, of course) and gold pLate fragrance, designed, Barrie fascinations lies in the Fix Up A rt challenges Ito( Deceased Attorney For Personal Notice of Public Hearing Representative The Plnning 4nd Zonirg Corn A. Edwin Shinhciiier, (A mission of Seminole county will hold Shinholsoef, Logan SECOND - 3-1. C: Ir K's SumpIn public hearing to consider and Nioncriet. 18) 14 20, 5 60. 3 $0. 7 D G,'s Red 11) A 10 40, S 60. 3 Ben Murphy (6) 4 40~ ritcommending adoption of revised Attorneys PO Box 2279, Sanford Fior,tm Subdivision Regulations. controlling DO (i I 1 17 2 40. 0 (1 a) ss to. p I# I I the Subdoloofsolon of land within the 32171 THIRD notes [he - perfume that lots of women would love out a totally to nose - r SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING unincorporated areas perfumer, the .. Laura B Morrison 231 90. is secret whisper across tables laid with crystal I" new aroma." In April, for instance Faberge will launch Babe, a various combinations he caa devise. Science helps him overcome t he cost of in / Jr fative of the Estate of FIRST 1.16, C: 1. Jo Ellen E(keff (4) 20 60, 9 60, 9 00: 2. Gold A.41#-OA110n 121 7 60 .1 20. ] P ure Peppefoone III. Memphis st i? UCLA ?4. San Diego St 6A unIaor- '\ persondt WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of the first publication of this Publish - March 8, IS, 1976 DEX 31 And the combat for her patronage, therefore, is nose floral, green (grases), mossy, ',olatile That dissipates quickly and To the ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS NOT 51') FILED Mary W. Hawthorne, City Clerk Handle have That required at least a thousand attempts so the scent is called 1,000 de Patou. It's practically a WLIP . qualifications of the pprionai reprewnlostive, or the venue or jurisdiction Of the CO4Jft. SATURDAYNIGHT W Kentucky 60 SINVA us Vcois prizes, but since the able diagnosis, h' tum 13cc LT copy to eat on president and chief operating officer for Faberge, Inc., "Ile biggest change in the fragrance intoday's women duztr, use more than o.- e frigrance." ,ears become aware of the modifying notes which last longer but not as long as the bas " e notes. These are th e most tenacious and represent th e scent af te r • validity Of the decendent'S votill, the (Seal) S244,616 most an 77, Virginia TKh for the disease, which can re71111".760 1 Bannon's Duke (6) 11110. recorganaalion of the various or. ing to save the animril's life mair dorwnt until the animal 67. OT 0(1 5 1 1 0* 20. T IS 16) 14 4 40. 31 62 ficles Midwest Regional the of Subdivision again — Us time from a state is overworked. Then. he says, FOURT14 S-114, M: I Kiml Moss MiSWfi 69. Washington Regulations, clarification of certain '1) 22 00, lirlo. 6 20, 2 Wyciiff Dtna definitions. reduction of procedural Ag - riculture Department order the virus flares up and the d13Michigan 74, wichaa s! 71 I i 10 1110 NOTICE (6) 371,60;, Noire Dame 19, C-roc,nnAll 11 6? 120; DO: 3,P AImbrosia Ili AM 20; that he be killed because he has ease can be trnsinitted from requirements, and clarif'cation and TO: Ail property otoorners and any 7"81 Teich 0, SVracusr-Soto Hans orpipansloon of required ;ubmitt Is, - -her atirsons inilefested in *if lots. Swanip Fever. FIFTH -S-16, 0: 1, Lake one horse to another bv flies or West Reol"I a utsign standards. and reqvieed 14) 6 80. S $11nift and parcels of land% adjoining 40. 3 20; 2 G Mls -Nirs. Denmark says she's try- by using dirty hypodermic nee. Arilona 1113. Grotgelown 76 - ' ma Bob 15) A D 1976 O 0 (47) 6180 1 (4 7 5) 1510 1'4 47 NCAA cure 3607 scents noote is the imtial, dominating scent which is the ..,,ierionsintcicrc Clerk of the City of Casselberry, ,%Florida. DATED this 1t day of March • natural no the amount Claimed. It the It cIarn Is no' yet due the da t e c will become due &hall be slaltd If confingerit or the claim *1 unilquiclated, the nature of the un representative description of each property fragrance, it never entered our mind to bring out a lavendit,-r or musk, a 1wriwite, toilet waier or deIJvr uIficitnt copies of the claim to be asseism and the amount to boo assessed to each parcel may be ascertained at the Office of the city Accord'sig to Richard Barrie, executive vice Excluding a single note fra,ance such as -. 10 whom a copy of this Notice of 1 he City of Casselberry has in Its Administration has been milled for Possession an enqin"f,s estimate of the construction costs including required, WITHIN THREE MO!0, IHS FROM THE DATE OF THL engineering and administrative FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS costs In the amount of NOTICE, to file any objections !hey All interested persons are notified tilsI 'he 2 31 Division I First Round East Re gional Connecticut go. Hoistris 7e, OT OePaul 69, Virginia 6o PutgerS S4, Princeton Si VAAI 01. Tennessee 75 Mideast Regional Alabama 79. N Carolina 64 I rod i ana 90, St John'$. N Y. state veterinarian Ind head of Second Chnce got his name the DivLrion of Animal In. four years, ago when rancher dustry. says that Swamp Fever Bonni Denmark nursed him attacks the red blood cells and back to life after he was found caused the animal to become starving to death on a Dade jaundiced and waste away. 3 00 Patou s president, Richard t.ockrnan "By d esign we're in th e least number of outle ts of in thD 'inntrv Watn nir nwe'st nY rl'ne generally cnrtcists of three considered 6 80 360 an ounce, it's "the Rolls Royuce of poerf urnes," says woman between 18 and 34 who is responsible for an Q mated $5 billion fragrance industry herbal and oriental ~ musk and ambergris). titinQ From mass marketing to patrician trapping, there" Jean Patou'sJoy, introduced in 1930 At $100 endless American To begin ivith, there are several broad categories • possibilities So much for tectmology. Welcome. now, the crjitor cr 's agent or arnorne, ma and the hnown scents on the Amer ican market today, plus of 10 the Clerk 10 enable the Clerk to the assessments are 400 well The explanation' Test tubes on the one hand, the on the other. THIS of the : r career woman, more apt to wear dresses than pants She's not afraid of her seivality" Mmd you, Revlon isn't ignoring the woman in an additional 100 regionally popular fragrances You'd th ink by now eery conceivable aroma would ha ve been rj ,jyørp4 and duplicated But - be described. The claimant shall raking Jack Wo,dnesday Go (2) 6 so, 3 00 1 Wa onga Bud IIII A 00. 0 1 2) 26 10 I ' College Bas ketball 4 visability of there . prdnts on her way to the executive suite. That's who Charhe is aimed at. And the same Is expected next year. \ certainty snail be Stated claim is secured, the security snail Provements. costs, method of S I6C I Joyful ger rh Today's Games Antonio at Kentucky Tuesday's Games :t ct heard at to the propriety and ad. 71 53 4), P (3 ?1 10140. 31:67. TFNTH - 5.16, AMystery (7) A Ito, S 20. )to, 2. Canyon (3) 4 40, 2 10. 3 Favorite Fantoom (ii 1 4 so (2 3) Is". 11 21, to Virginia 1 2 59 .169 39 Sunday's Results New York 110, Virginia tool, Kentucky 130, inc,anA iig ' - 299 which time the owners assessed a nd (7)520460 3M h .419 11 33 38 46S NINTH - / ey may te n Monday, March iS, 1976— lB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl air, more than three times the usual annual yield the n3fr.e and aodrest ui .,it, Other inheres ed persons may ap pear before the City Co d 33 40. p (2 4) 01?: lie TAKE NOTICE that a publir 31 94 40 iana St O have Each claim muit nearing will be held on March 22, 1 Montague S-16, B - Or demand any claim Caloselberry, Florida, 400 2 Creslip (6) WLPct GB D-:nver 39 Si 35 38 RCOU! 4-), 1 (6 7 _. 117,20, 31.44. SEVENTH —JS-16, C: I. Out Law 680 , ittn statement o above court a titsessrrent of ail costs its ) New York at Houston Phoenix at Chicago Detroit at Golden State - FIRST PUBLICATION OF NOT ICE.folilewith theclerk WOMEN last year, M new fragrances waf ted into the nation's 7 and must Indicate the basis for the oulteft. and to proy!dr ler the claim, 15 40. 4 60. 7 60; 2 Koo Dynumile (7) ?6O2 't o I 11d demands against the estate are base wi,pn 2 0 Miami type CVb and S 16 A 1 MIsty ISle (6) Drive required WI TH IN THREE MC IllS FROM THE DATE OF T1IC E BY NOTIFI ED et of described streets with n asphaltic concrete on a 10"xiii-xv, (1 8) 20 80, P (11 11 12,30. Crystal perfume companies, estimates All persons having Claims or feet, 1100 lIneal YOU ARE Pam (6) 6 4oi 0 ABA Or Last Chcince irig N1ARTISSVII.IZ, Va. I_ D. Ottinger won the Ute Slodel Sportsman event and Jerry Cook took the Modified ev Niogw( 'nat the City Council of the City of Boy (Ii 1700 "u lie contends there is no 36 00. 31 68 Tuetiday's Games licward Koch before his racing San Felipe Handicp, easily V 4.3 t-c9afl, %uti California's winning the race for Derby-age -----top three races for 2-year-olrLs horses aboard Crystal Water in 1975. Sat urday 'ssta "rt was his Cr%stal Water, 17.80. carried fi rstsince.De c. -' a n d despite Iii pounds o ver the 1116 miles gh weight of 122 pcunds, b, in 1:423-5 and finished five Carne through with ill ill,- lengths ahead of Beu Talent. n Portion of Oakwood Drive a diStanc: LOS Angeles at Cleveland se feet and FIFTH S-26, D: I Lake Hops 10) Porflana 1 1 4, Detroit to) Today's G ames , of tO 550 lineal I-.--- tative sattorney are set forth below ChOcOlAlt' (5) 060, 340 2,40: 2. Mineola Herald ( 1) 420 240 3 5 00. S 60; 3. R isky flutlalc at distance 120 pretty and the fragrance is pretty. The wmmn we're marketing it for has r-wre traditional values. She's romantic, more apt to be a homemaker than a Adam succumbed and women have been spritzing themselves ever since. The Fragrance Foundation, which re pr esents 50 address of the personal represtn Golden 640 100 16(); 2 WyCliff Gold (I) advabIe l improve the above III Los Angeles 137 Is is for d. Florida, 32771 The name Seminole county, Florida. TO Wit: A portion of Oueens Mirror South a S ii M I 1401 - , Division, the address of which is Seminole County Courthouse, The per Sanford, Florida, sonal representative of the estate abounding and abutting upon the following described streets located (2) hIndedAd4rnth1It apple. she dnnointedherself with ui trornatic blend of oils distilled for her by the serpent pending in the Circuit Court for all lots, land%, and parcels of lands adjoining and contiguous or , FOURTH tO? Boston 09 City 114, Atlanta 113 New e , 70 CI-EVEI.AN D — Rosie Casials and Vitas Gerulaitis won singles matches, and the United States swept past the ,Soviet Union 1~17 to hold a cumulative Iri. j7 lead in the - IS 2) ss 2t 44 1141liD -si 0 I Over A 5~11 owners Seminole County. Ficrida Probate - 121 S 60, 3 70 3 Rondi Harri (5) 100. DO (3 8) 130 0 (2 l ) 27. S p Seattle 11). New York 103 AP) — Show horse NIELBUUHNE, Aunralia — American Donna Young shot a two-under-par 70,for a final total of 2G3, and won the Australian women's golf tioumament by nine itrokes over Chako tiigucW of Japan. ______________________ Portland b Saalas and producer the show in the featured Seco d ) ByELUEGROSSNIAN ne Herald Services NEW YORK— Rumor has it that before Eve administ ration0 eestate LAURA B. MORRISON, of All property S ii C I Franconia TO 3) 00 740 7 Red Chantill y and any ott'er pen interested on SECOND which C)utbov,Is McCune Young Wins Aussie 32 35 77 19'i NOTICE il 493 1 4' 1 6 40,4.803, StIlle Soper 11411 400, 0 411 151,z 3) SI 10 T (2 3 41 496 00; 3132. 34 35 Phoenix Ye - - IN THE ESTATE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DEX ii 0 I Moccasin - $ 4 80, 3 80. 3 McKavell 12) 3 20; 0 0 S) 17 40. 31 03. sunday's Results I knew it was bound to hap. pen sooner or later," he said of wi n No 7,C00 I an' ne rvous , . out t I think everyone else was anticipating this one more than I was.,, - Florida Statute% 1957 S Wil lia m T. Roy R : S - ADMINISTRATION TO AL L PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Florida* in accordance with the prov;siops of the Fictitious Name St. PubIIth March uccess Qf Smells tirTICE OF the Circuit Cour t Sen'flC Coun Y. A 60, 2 60. 7 40; 48 70 706 31 34 54 stti to a come from behind '- FIRST Pa cific Division Lnws a Denver in'i ii, •it Ant.0 INEW ORLEANS — lzuie N'loore of Columbus, Ohio, feattd [)on McCune of Munster, I nd .. 218-204 in the championship match to win Ue KOW New Orleans Open Bowling, Tournament. 7- - register said name with the Clerk Of SATURDAY MATINEE 29 3 433 27 II 391 2', 26 40 194 21, 20 46 .303 9b4 Detroit than $58 million Pain' after e get through $6 000 32 37 L61 10', 28 39 .411 Chicago Sa%mlas issued a warn. victory in the fifth race at &anta ing to Kentucky Derby fa vorite Anita Shoemaker, 44, won his first rate near])* 27 %err' tiho Since r1ituJ the "They'll call him 'llonest then his horses have won more ycar. 'aprures iaorn - N Orleanio Atlanta hadn't won in nearly three Golden Gate Fields After. )ears I figure 31 7,000th - $150,000 California Derby at ' H ouston career inner, piloting R oyal Kansas Derby 11 a horse OT Leing the best 3-)ear-old West b) winning Saturday's .".' - stone when he rode his Telly's Pop staked a claim to 19 A3 5 43 2?7 ]IS SAIIFOROORLANDU Msiwubr Kans City makes passed another mile. Derby Twnfo Sweet ,____,.________ _____________•' In Re: Estate 01 LAURA 11 MORRISON, SALES AND OVIEDO AUTO _ 1. OIv,sOfl cI,tOu% name Cl Flor i da under the Dog Racing Western Conference Midwest Division On Sunday, JGckey Bill Shoe- didates for the Kentucky it minutes 40.85 seconds. - t wo- length 'victor) Pop finish. "It knocked my steering two Inches O center, but the car continued 'ohhandle added. Yarbmough finished more than a full tap ahead of Calgry JO 2S 4 94 300 213 3S 3 Cleveland hasa lit horse to go with his hit 1116 miles in 1 423-5 lIe series Ile 's co-owner of Telh 's $5 one of the leading can lt U 77 2 9? 3t5 276 Central Diloolsion comes to thoroughbred racing, Nlena. who rode Telly's Pop the ' , Wi n Quebc Washlon Oullalo "We're going all the way, his sixth triumph in eight ca. Nitly," sa%s Telly Sivalas, reer starts. The colorful star of (dc"Every time h runs, he's 'vision's Kojak, a novice when " said Fir, anciSCO BRISTOL, Tenn. I AP)—Despite damage to the steering of his Clievrolet, Cale Yarborough coasted to Us f irst (,rand National victory the 19i6 season in the Southeastern 400 here Sunday. "My only problem was when I cut a tire down the front strai ghta way and hit the guard rail on the first -- prcssie 2 667 39 29 .574 so ) 31 29 S61 61 1 32 34 471 12, York Ml*nt Jule is Wins Southeastern 500 Yar)'w-.rnniih •.1a o f f or WLPcI.os 43 Philphia - Vn. Eastern Conference r His Steering Damaged, Cale Still NBA SEM INOLE CouY FLORIDA PROBATS DIVISION Notice ' is 261; engaged in boullness at i4l N. Colin rgo SANFORD 323 7651 r33 LAU RELAVE. Ph.322-lS96 SANFORD i- , k4, A �- =-..---='= __ - - .-, - c . 29—Evening HeraIJ,Sanford,Ft. TEL E t/ISIO rI I. IS TIN ego Monday 600 4' 6 9' NEWS ASMANBEHAVES €1) MAN AND ENVIRON2 01fl (1 ltsnoiirvjdaylortheShtvics, MENI' has an artnounoomont that makostho occasion evenmory1thaafreay 630 12 NBC NEWS 6 CBS NEWS MAN AND E'JVlRON. is - she's gcng to have a baby (Rh 9' RICH MAN. POOR MAN CO4dUSiOn, The livg 01 tt'o MENT final time in 1110 %T3tIC C(X3 disioncithel2hoiildm 930 4. 6 MAUOE nothing but good interlions en she hves an e*od but paz alter vi$iy he wont to prison JIMMY SWAGGART SHOW ious Proant 1000 12 JIGSAW JOHN; 2 iion a aiber w$o makes book on the side is slain, :'.'esugatcw SI Join (Jack Wit en) mu&t tract L'sc born his batbrrshopcustOn10rs and his tting dents 4 6' MEDICAL CENTER The luttse 01 Angels Nest, a San Francsscodu'sc. lSIfldOut a vengeful police officer d oft lts for service clue to its dOctors practiCecilmfltuerlfla -.- -. -. IUSIICO for them ) 7()QQjJ3 1005 W MEL TORME AND satecihisbetngfrodfrcmhis VOOYHERMANThUSotM3 time yeats 01 music, DUVA'_ COUNTY CHOO1 BOArI(r FoIlOSSOd by C4tonecl News, May t-1animan, aiLilias, YogA and - ft prewntng a ur.quo blend ci t band wn.1, tional and pop music as onty Tormo and Ibmans Young misenng wd band can 9 ON THE ROCKS: "Old Fth, Now Fish.' Fiantos. a tow risk inhabitant of 6Jarnesa, a nvirWnisn seosity 1100 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS 1105 EL) MAN AND ENVIRONMENT institutat, teacheS his ffo shutins IutUo tricks tO gain 0 C0t4)le Ci pOifltS in the OInAI against the esI- Iislynerd €D P1)V1E. So \anjg, Bad' Arv Frris, f So roJ 1950 (tcwassagnodto gill's c ional ioflS helOw). i12) 1121 (Mon any) THE DOCTORS: 90 ninuto special odton!eatsingbothtl,retisn Nicx DflI (G&ald ci aide or dth OpoatiOn, and the 643 12. HI NEIGHBOR 650 t.4' NEWS 655 21 DEVOTIONAL 658 121 PAUL HARVEY 700 I 2 12' TODAY (Local flOWS at 725 and8:25). 41 (6'I CBS NEV (C /JU. cafn) ft SESAME S BEET 9 G000MORNING AMER. £ '00 4 CAPTAIN 6' K.AROO 0 SCHOOL PROGRAM. MING 9O t2) PHIl N)N,'JE 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 9 VIE ?.4jn Mar nIhc Middle' Robert Mitchum, Fran Nuyen. 1964. (tues) BUy the Kd" Robert Ta1or, Brian (rev. 1941. (Wed) "11'ie sack CI1d." SCPa Loron, Atdtioiiy OIJIY1. (RaW) 1959. in) T giers' Joan Fsine. Jack Pa)ancli 1953. (Ffl)'Co'saej .. L; Eiizttbutfl layton, Frari Pkxgan. 46. 9,3(3 €) SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 10.00 12 12 CELEBRITY SVEPSTAXES J'J 4 s RIGHT 12 , 12 HIGH ROUERS :4') PRICE IS RIGHT €1) 700 ci_i 1100 2) FOR- (12. WHEEL. OF 'rtjlsi 6 GAMBIT .9; LETS MAKE A DEAL 9) ONE LIFE TO UVE €1) (Mon ,Tuos. Wed, Thin.) LILIAS, YOGA ANO You (A) (Fri.) CONSUMER SURViVAL KIT (R) €D ROCKY AND FRIENDS(jflev-v'. ""' ' 400 2' IRISIDE 4 GIUJGAN'S ISLAND 6,; MARY HARTMAN, MARY RA.RTh1J.il fZ) MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD 9. EDGE OF NIGHT ADOAMS FAMILY 43Q. ()I L4J MIKE D )UGLAS 6: MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 9 THE FBI (A) €1) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB ft (RaW') 2 + LASSIE 530 1130 '2 12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES LOVE OF LIFE 9 HAPPYDAYS(R) €) (Mont, Wixi., Fri.) ALEGRE" (Tups., Thur.) 12' U €fl ELECTRIC CO4 9,) BEVEFLYHILLBIU.IES €1) THELONE RANGER _______________________ tim 610 MART SPECIAL:"Homesexuais—Oljtol the Shadows' David Frosi is theIst andamun,jhcs'guests wI be the parents ci honiosex- as a widow, she OS to n back to San Francisco andher daughter, Besi. 9' 0000 HEAVENS: 'eM')e") 1200 9; NEWS 2 ANDRT. 41 LESS €TJ BIGVALLEY ertiro generation of film- makotctssiderod one ol the Tiniest docurient&ians. 'T Cjj cer' ni,' fi'it against the relonttess a Imm adventtous lie, she doesn't bargcln for a wild JO txiggy a js flse .D DAYS PJIOfl hostS ttsIi1heaitedIookatraco's gldenWa.f-oisitingthetrst 50 yea's of porjarrs and events ,hal shaçed the modl 8) TOMORR( '9' ALL MY CHILDREN EL) ELECTRIC COMPANY 12:55 "2T (1 (12' SOMERSET H0'E EL) SCHOOL PROGRAM- MING €D MOVIE' (Mon.) i'kjTIorJo PASTORS STLOY 2'0O 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 2' 12' M)C NEWS UPDATE 9.00 2 t2 JOE FORRESTER' 'Wme to the Gxdo.is Furester arid his young ct- Tuesday ' Morning 600 4. SUNRISE SEMESTER. Mon. Fri) READING AND THE INDIVIDUAL hues) CRACKERDARREL (A) I'M'S.) WIlY' (14) _____________________ (VYDJ 1ARGAINMATS 'TlL'4:30P.M.-$l,25 '__. - ________________________ - 6 .0 2 SUNSHINE ALMAILA,C 6 15 G. SI,.RaSHINE ALMANAC 625 (Pvbi) WITH THIS RING IT..... TSu ..,. E.. S A , . ..., ,n..pivuc (4j Garfield. 1946 (Tcas.) StOry," Ac G1.11'1es3. 1963 British. (Wed.) "My Wd Wish Race." t'is Morgan, Mono Daft (Thin) Reti.a'nto Pa'acise: Gary cx. 1ot,iv1a Haynos. 1953. (Fn) Men 01 the Gay Cooper, Julie ltsrilrvs 10cR 1 30 (2) 12 r4 9 206 "6'' Of WAShINGTON OAKS SECTION ONE, according to the plat fne,eof as recorond In Flat Book 16, Pages 7 Anti nt 'Is!' PL.tii Pordt f , Seminole County, Florida has been filed aganst you afld MARTHAAPINEVAP,lSandyouare rc'guired ho Srriie a copy of your written defenses, if any, lo it on SMITH. HULSEY, SCIIWALBE & NICHOLS plaintilf'i attorney, wtsoe' address is 500 Barnett Bank Building, Jacksonvjll, Florida 372(17 on or before AprIl 19th, 1976, and file the original with the clerk Of this Court ethrc be.ore servce on plaintiff's aticrrut'y Or immediatc'y heraftcr; otherwiSe a defiult will be entered against you for the relief uta,,.,, ueu in flit' cornFlaint Or " -- -- -- 1976 DEX $S "''"' SEEK & F1I :'HE FAMILY OF OSIRIS -=- 9 pR + o i.' u.xs q, •ice., ,,*$IcJ.a• I E I 'A" " " m." ' ' 1 I I ' ________________________ Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the ad of which is Seminole County Courthouie, North Park A. Sanford Florida, The personal representative oh the estate t PATRICIA ANtI BROWN HARDIN and ALICE MARIE BROWN WILLIAMS, whose address it 2009 Oak Aye, and 1302 Forrest Dr., Santord, repeCtbvely, The name and addresS of the personal representative's attorney are set forth below, re' - i ward, The Boob Tube I' P4OWTI'S'OWITH FREE SWAP SHOP .. [ Atum '+lathor Nun (Jpuaut AP,.4L)FLEA MARKET IEVEiY SUNDAY 9£ M .1 CALL 372)724 up, clown or dlagoeaHy, Find Anubis Thoth Isis Harinachis Ttvna'r,-tuta ,vi*n.pi I iJ' ..,, esth and • - Horus Seshat Osiris Ptah .. I l '''V •s flII!I! .i.i. tIl P. .., -- __ UI IIIV OLflJVV .',.. uii,'.wn Qf inc persona, representative, or the venue or lurisdiction f the court. ALL CLlMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Patricia Arvi Brown Hardin Au,c Marie Brown Williams As l't'rscxsai Represenla tivi' of the Estate of (,.i, a. a , i,,IJUIJ,,fJ riui_ . - PautG. Brown - -. rv.j,'.wIJ -. ______________________________________________ 'j/ ____________ >1 BICENTENNLkL ___________ 1" 4fIlIfE E?I(,'4 A d417,i? I £&A , --•-- _______ 1976 Delenctant NOTICE TO DEFEND TO: CHARLES WILLIAM DUNN after S ,'uld if married DUNN, flit wife Rt'SidenCt- Unknown Las? known address CaIn 10133 Northwestern Avenue Ortano, FIOrid,j BUSY BEE CHILD CARE SUIT TO 2117 Holly Avenue FORECLOSE &iORTGAGE Pbone32J 7S10or)27O7 You CHARLES WILLIAM — DUNN, and if married DUNN 9—Good hi wife, and all those (llimng any _________________________ right, title or interest by. through or MURCOTYS under you, ore hereby notified tnat a Coniplaint to foreclose a certain 5? SOJSiiF 6Y3)or 372 01sf mortgage on the following described Property, to wit. Lot 156. iss the North 420 t.t. T RA I IWOC 0 ESTATE S Sec One. as per plat theredf, OS recorded in LPNs. Aides. Ade PEat 600k IS, Pages 77, 2$, of the NurseS, PH's Companion; Herded immediately Pb!it Records of Seminole County, 6210636 Florda, a k a 10.633 Northwtstt'cn As'rcuq', O'Iando, Florida, together Director Coordinator for United w'lh Range, Refrigerator and Wall So4,tflestern TribcS Inc. Corn to Wall Carpeting iOOtCd therein p'e15ensive Employment Training and therenn Act, su grant Preference fla been tiled aganit you. and O'J person of American native are required to serve a copy of yOur heritage, Job description and , Rcpesenfafive, Douglas Stenstron'i of Stenstrom, Davis & Mctn$otts Box 1330 SanfoI'd. Fl 3717) lcttptssq: 3777)71 Publith: March I, II, 1916 DIX36 _____ 6—Child - - ' _______ - Things to Eat - - - 18-Help Wanted - - - answrrorpleadingtolheCoinplaint 015 the Plaintiff's attorney, PARlCK McGROTTY, 1701 Brick cli Avenue, Suite 301. MiamI, Florida, and file the original answer or nicading in IPiA offiCe of he Clerk 01 the' Circtjit Court on or before the 2ithdayof March. 1976 It yost fail to dO SO, iudgrnent by default witl be tiII,i'fl against you for the relief in the compleint DONE AND ORDERED at San ford. Seminole County, Florida, thiS 20th day of February. A. 0 1976 ISEAL) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk Seminole County Circuit Court By Mary If. Darden Deputy Clerk Pblth Feb 71 P. Mxrrh I9YL DEW 133 . . . AMENDED NOTICE r ,- . , %.uly UI ifl(h Legal Notice ___________________________ , , ØI)IUI. I y, main c,, both ..,,i JVi"'VI County. Florida YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the City Council of the City of Canelberry, Florida, has deemed it advisable to InStall new sewer Im prOvements generally described as 755 feet of 10 inch lrwpr man and 335 feet Of 6 inch sewer main both along Crystal Bowl Circle. within the City of Casselberry, Seminole Counly, Florida, and tq provide for the assessment I all costs a's per ReSolution No. 331 I the Cily of Casselberry, Florida TAKE NOTICE that a P.Jt:l; hearing will Lx' hcld on Mar(h 29, 1976, at 7,30 PM, or during any lawful continuance there of pursuant to legislative anriotjn(rment 01 the Cily of Casselberry, in the City Hall, at which time the owners assessed and other interested persons 'nay appear before the City Council ,tnil be tie4rd as to tlit prop, *'iy aGvisebility of making Ihe urn provemenls. Costs, method 01 payment, anc the 4%'•cs'-tsts against each property owner Willhe coo.idered. The City Clerk of the City of CasteIbrryhasinherpos$I ngineer's eslimalc Of th con struction COsts ihClUdiflg eng".-ering and admin;stralIv i1j5t5 in thi- amount ol SI Ii57 74 All intreslid pc's Sons are riot lied thitI Die dcScrtOtion of each nrnni.,,.. Mary * HOwihoyne', C'ly Cferk Pbllth l.1arch IS, 7'), 1974 OEX$1 .. 21—Situations nix io 115 I' l.'sntiff, vs. JOHN 0 LIVINGSTON and SAN ORA LI LIVINGSTON, his wife. Dr te nda nts NOTICE OF ACTION TO: 3081ff 0 lIVINGSTON ''lit SA?II)IIA C LIVINGSTON, hi5 wife 1017 River Grove Circle Mu'mphs, Tennessee 3117$ YOU ARF NOTIFIED Ihat in ,sOion to forec lotc mortqage On the following properly 'is Seminole County, FIord., I 'st I(S) DACL/1 .'.'UOD, h AflOtTlopi, acrocd.ng to the Plot tht'i'ent, a'. recorde'rt ci Plot Book 17. .1 10 company training 8, location st up Investment 0, 1600 35.000 Call collect Mr Carson II) 574 S'70 2 Bedroom unfurnished AdultS preferred. Free water. SI. 3151 or 372 6670 - '----- VENDINGROUTES E .r"ilenl 'f'2'"'''"''s' -' (frI5 ....... ". -DEALERSHIP _______- — ,,,,,_ taT;;';';;,,,"; . fault will t,r cnt'ctcl .Sgainst you liv It-" rel:r I iii mini,,j fl thr p, then i'.(Ali Aithi,t I B,(I*,th (turk of ('(cult Court 8y LitIiiii I Jrnhns Ot f;uily Cl,',8 Futit' M,irtli I 15 7 7 rirv ii , - The Best Buy In loan Classified Ad DILIONA Ncr eclividual homes I bedroom. 5 133. 7 bedroom. 1150 Nopets Phone 371 1010. Stemper Realty -WE SELL SUCCESS- -- 333 57 vatt. - ____________________________ — - cuucvu 34-Mobile Homes -- 3 freroom mobile home, 2 baths $100 pIus 535 lot rent, Carriage Cove' Trailer Park. Phone 373 0535 - Legal Notice xury Patio Apartments STUDiO 1,2.) Bedroom located on large. shaded. ptivAt ti' ljrfl+Shfsj 5I3 rrrir,'h r (1,., ,i 3?? Yiv2 . BEDROOM SUITES 7 BEDROOM 35—Mbile Home Lots TOWNHOUsES FROM 925 W. 25th St. SANFORD 1505 4 V,ri.v.SL,sn:i.r,c) Resort on trseriveq ftt',ji.jtilul oak shaded b's FiSh, swim, boat rentals and free moorage ACuit 377 U70 37—Business Property 322-2090 ---- Prlritrir'aIl 7,'.i".uii 1 'J W. Garnett White 2321 Par. Or 32'? 211$ Realtor Alter f't5i ??97$1 __j,77399) 3220610 IcRFV 1Ioh v-"' to JOHN KRIDER,'ASSOC 107W Commercial Phe')?3 7$$1, Sanfora Reisterstown Maryland 21136 (lily Yfl FORECLOSE MORTGAGE I W i'c5Mariner's 'Village You, CLARENCE E. WIRTS. JR CLARENCE ELLWOOD WIRTS, JR., and if married WIRTS, his wife, and alt those claiming any right, title or interest by. through or under you, are hereby nolilied that a .Omplaint to for,c lose a certain mortgage on the f011Owing described property, to wit Lot II. OF THE COLONNADES. 4'ika New 600 sQ ft blo.,k building for rent, 3100 month Broker Owner, '177 SO7 ()o Re,iI Estate I large 1 & 2 Bdrm. AptS.FUI . IPOOL BILLIARD ROOM 2nd Setion, Occotding to the Pl,t tflrrenf is recorded n Plat Book IS Kish Real Estate ''SERVICE Ill YOPID THE CONTRACT" Li Page Ii, of the Public Rect,ds Oh Seminole County.'Florida, a k a On Lake, Free Boating PlO DEPOSIT REOUIPED CIsti'rs Cove, Castlbrr,, Florida, together with Westinghouse fP4 Range KS13ORXQ1 I. Highway 17-fl, Sanford Across From Ranch Houst' WestinghouSe Refrigerator (PIe PT 1I1LLXG), Air Conditione' Luxaire Inside Unit Itto CDLO?2FEJ), Cond,nt,r Unit OUtSide I No ECOO7IOKA) locatrd 'MCIAL 'JECIJRITY SPECIAL 2 is tirocimn, I t,stts h,nt' near IOk front, schoolt, shopping, hospitals. '.1 in yard with Iarg" Shade 'mci's 7 liedroom, I bath block rcumr plus Florida room. Terms 511. 900 JOHNNY WALKER .' acre wooth ;i fliii' shady tlI.i ,irit 'j ii "i'. I ( "'i f II '' Forrest Greene, Inc. $)06$S'1 REALTORS _____ - - Aluminum Siding I II 'A PA RTM [NT FROM 134 3776457 MONTH land? fledronmt I or l * 'Get 'm While * * They're Hot'' * P('.'.L II ;AT I It Batris ALL ADULTS EASY LIVING QUIE1 I.PdO SERENE - Modern Facilities *116 E Kitchens Localed West of H*. 1797 A' 1120 FIoria Ave Ph 133 64W PREFERRED AREA. I DR.? bath, 7 Story stucco, guest cottage pOSSibililiC',. 119,SCI) INCOME PROPERTY. 3 911 home .i,,!h nice mobile horni' renbul I ,srqp lot for garden 530,000. WIlT REALTY Peg Real Estate Rtokrr. 171 I4 3220779 377271$ t23 7893 lera house's na rural area No you qualify' 6 p.m. 1971 VW Thing, avocado green. AM FM radio, only 16,000 miles, vuy clean 57,693. Phone 372 1631 I Dea let I 1200 French Ave. 323-7340 I, - __________ J Vni,,i,* Acreage Tracts, small 5. large Williams Accounting Income lax Returns f'. rrss 'Ia, 1797 I've Pools PPvrc' 3?? lu) DRIVE 18.1 IV Service 702 I.e 0,5 Blvd COSsClt;crr P"'r. Ill 9'.4t - PERSONAL TAX SERVICE AND Roofing BOOKKEEPING lndiyiduil _______________________ . 2 East Road, Hwy 17 9'? (5CC entrance, F,y Pints1 372 7199 ___________________________ Roof Anti Carperi'r', lit-par F tee cstiri-,d-s call 173 4)69 rig -______ REALTY. REALTOR, Small arid ott lob spec'alsl F'rst class workmanshp N.i ob too small Call Ill 1350 Landscaping & Classified Ads dsdn'l work there Acrrs. Fla For intorination write to Apt 601. Geneva Gardens. 1605 1'l wouldrtt Lawn Care ____________________________ . Ch,na Glass. '.'rtl Dolt Rpa.rersg Call Nettie at 3726972 -- :L lt',iChOt' ii tor 1189 tO PIT PIT INN Pu.urcl.ng &(,.Oo,,,,n Pr, 372 4,757 - - PAYIOP4'S CHILDREN'S wc AR Ph 377 I3I 1610 Hsaw,ilhA * SWIMMING POOL SALE * Pool diStributor muSt tell balance of 1975 pools complete with sun deck, (ence and fitter 3118, overall Terms aviitabh' ClaSSified Ads often ______________________________ & CLARA HALL'S UPHOLSTERY now O('fl t $01 5,anfoqd Ave Specialists in 1ufting restoring, & 'epairng Alto sewing mach,n r,)ars Ph 372 9771 -..'-'- i C arpenfry. Remodeling, ,51,i 'ens Custom Work Licensed, Bonded Free eStimOte' 373 6031 l''''i'.jf,iph Ily 'st.',,'.,q, I r.- '.ttjit.,'q ." ' '' ' . "' ., (o,i..,,',. . i' Well Drilling "ii, I - arpentry, Concrete'. Steel, Remodeling, Roofing Fre,' Et'imate No lob too large cut Small Call Red or John, 373 3001 Garage door Icr sale, 7' high. 9' wide, metal roll up type 3230907. 9 Ic' I 30 or after 1 Gilts. knits, Christening rorans Photography Platter Patching & smulatt'ct ti 'Cl. 5, Slufi" sp'.' sally 327 $0 - 'JOHN - --______ FREE GIFT WRAPPING All Baby 32) 9115 tOwup, iu SI ILINCi IT P'A(S (ASks PLACE A CL ASSI F lE DAD NO.5 (all 111 2611 nt 1)1 99) payments of $9 Se. at ______________________ a:tory Tran Upholstering as's,mc balance of $101. or 17 SANFORD SEWING CFN 107 E itt $1 , Dora lucy. ii diagnosis Free tmiS%,On System, 402 F Ce'lery Pet Care adcitons requ'rements at is mu h,s general con avalable SIr uc I on 1X) UT U Air Corsdilin,i,'r Almost Hera $100 177 39A .tIJ Epert .lutomapc tr,IrlSm,%5,on Overhauling All work gvarante 322-6457 workmonsnip 'n your remodeling and '. j.g - IIR('%74 Pt 57 OdTWOL 2362 P.*rS Or,' If you're in thC business of bstlldn'? your busifles Use the Sale Golden Touch 'N Sew 5 Easter Tailoring, dresses. na's and matching bags 372 7419. Trq.nl ExterminalingCo -Complete Pett Control and Term'tirsg Fr Inspection All Pest Control. 10 oct Discount 3?) 795,5 low offert you th SOme Quality - t 3778563 Johnny Walker Merchandise - fiSi Sewing Transmissions _____________________ Pest Control Home lmprot'ements . Sew.ng 'able Sold ne . 5 Sn,cjer Nursery I Land Alt,rat,ons Dressmaking, ladies'. sca.'no We are Oserstocked " men's. children's Drapes. Quilts, landscaping plants and we tic u'osterng Donna Canada, complete Iand'scapng service 377 0707 ?2tô or 644 721.6 1 Doll Repair (h.Oi( $0 acre'.. partly cleared. wooded Near Grnev Was Plow 17') 500 Exci-ttem' terms HAROLD HALL REALTY REALTOR, 373 3774 Anytime ________________________________ I or 7 lots, located on C Cryst,ul View Inch Arbor 3?? 3111 t'I m U5 s"'' 6 & 9 for 11) 6700 - Lii's Aitrrat,on sop Orzie,' for be any ' 50-Miscellaneous ('SI( P3084 IAP.1OCLEARIIIG Bulldozing, E icOvitrig DIrt' work F II Cit too su' 372 3943 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Very desirable tsu'Icl.ng lot inLetiigh high & iry. Expt'rt roof repairs, flat roofs or shingles All work guarantee-ti BROGDEN ROOFING Land Clearing Carpentry - IS f. Radio 8. TV S.m,nnl. i'i en. .LJ ____ -,__- Business Tax Rttumns TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON I Iorrnrrl8 84,rrie't s f3c,uty Nook) SitE Firs 1?? 5712 i1 h, ip ,.n lflI P.itlrl.nq, (I)OrS J ( Saturuay lob 'ndu)vit flings on retc' work, rId By the hOur, or by tne iot, 377 936% --_- ,— 'F LLS DRiLLED. PUYPS cPMIPII(IFR S'V3TEMS Plumbing Werepa'randServ,cq' STINE MACHINE & Supply CO Pt u'.'t''i. c Bill. i:. 009 a'''. I PIp or'. fI ii' ' + ' .1 ' +' I Pressure Cleaning Iisstall csrpc$ and vinyl, wa'I towa1' Fret' E5lin,lt Call SEAMS 'ii Sanford 372 1711 .- + - aakc your Budgel go furlhcr, ¶hp th( Ac3 every day I ".":,,. -., ' , ________ cellent condition, sl.I00. 373 $061 after standard, air, teat, clean, Il,6y5, 322 7261 after 3 u.', 43—Lots-Acreage M.UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Srt"krr 103W 1st St 373 4061 or 373 0517 eves 1971 Pinto, I speed, lw miles, e'x Sanford Auction .i? Beauty Care down paymenl, monthly payments less than rent Governmenl tubsidi/ed to gt.'al'f'ed buyers Call to sr-c , 1977 P,nt Runabout, low mile's, new tires aid battery, 31.500. Phone 349 5356 evenings Income Tax Serv. COn (O,tr yOur hOme with alum sting & soIft ,5te'm Alio Roof'nq. Gulters 70 prs Eup Faq,' Sti !'(3 Co 151 936) Trailer, lO't3S" ----- TAFFER REALTY Meg Real Estale Broker 3776635 '-'heel covers, suspension package, Assume payments. 322. '.371 after 6. 1971 Econoline 300 Van, S cyl 51.995 3?? 911? WILSON MAIER FURNITURE ,i7J $353 BUY SELL. TRADE 311 3lS( First 51 3773677 1100 F 75th St 1975 Dodge Van, autømatfr, air, I'S, tinted wndows. white wall tires I DIRETOR ''.'•,ti.. ','' By Mary P Durdc-n 0'.'py Clerk Publish Feb 7) & M.iroi I. I IS 1976 Pt AL TOPS LAKE MARY '' oay Of February, AD, 1q76 EL. I Arthur H. Bt'kwith, Jr fink Seminole County Ciri,i.t , ' WE TAKE TRADES SANr'ORti 3 Bedroom, 7 bAth ' firrauhliui Oivi'r lot 547.300 321.0041 Is nc.'cl screened pool, even a bo%ens.'nt or 83 1-9 77 7 7dthdAyOl Marn 507* U tal to iuctiam,n, ii, default will ii' '5km AQaint soi. for the rein V'n1 home, SI 9.900 ti'rein and tfsefC'.,n Bedroom JUST REDUCED SBedronrn,7%toryoldsq All within walking distance LOTS AND AC!EAc,( I W 75th St , Sanford ________________________________ By owner, I BR, 2 bths, Hidden Lake. No Qualifying, small (Sown, assume payments 373 8531. '113 $5700r114'4805 JUST A PHONE CALL A WAY __________________ 1969 17'ióO'. 2 bedroom split plan, I'. baths Set up in adult park 53,000 or best offer Phone 37) 0)93 anytime fireplace, new floor coverings, (i'ntr,'ul F lot id,''. MULTPL(.L.ISTIN&REALTOR 1919 5 French 17) 4991 321 1196, 377 1964 377 I,39.17 116. Drapes •Clmptting Sep. Dunin Rooms Chico 8. The Man EX ERTS READY TO SERVE room, carpoct, Shirt ing, payments I1CS 32 Phone 37) uiSl or nights 671 5369 double lot 126.500 Stemper Realty Sedan DeVille, owner, loaded Fir$t $1,100 tk", it C,sIl harold, 37] 7970 LiDIS of bargains n Furniture, op pliances, Miscellaneous. Don't rr•55 this sate BankAmericard ',',i5tt'r C r'arqe arc t'pte I 177,400 41—Houses or Unfurn,' Cadillac 1970 Aonday, Mar, 15, 7 P.M. chars. straight Chairs, tiling cabinets, as Cash and carry NOLL'S Casselberry. 17 97.030 1708 C ARIBE-- double wide, 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, central air, raised screen acre lot with beautiful double de mobilr home 3 Bedroom, 7 baths. garden plot all prepacd Only SOUTH PIPIECREST- 3 Bedroom, 7 baths Owner mOving out of state F HA financing available $22,000 PAINT STORE- Business anti real estate, 175,000 or will sell one for 5)7,300, inventory anti fixtures included 1945 Buick Electra, full power, air, mint condition, 1430. 322 $631 AUCTION SALE or central air, carport, patio cover. Skittifl.j new carpet, adults Only. Paymenls 150 61 Phone 377 0051 Plights 671 5569 AcrH near golf course. Fern,' Crive ott Markham Woods Pd Tree's, high and dry Horses o k. 3.6.500 per acre Owner. 661 6693 central heat arid air. atfic fan, tue' low miles, $1,650. 371 0031. z IMMER, I?' wide. 2 t*'drOocn. COUNTRY LIVING at its best-- 17 Shop, or Suitable for motl businesses Rent, $lSa week Days 372 7(177 or Nights 372 6700. u%t 3503 Orlando Drive Sanford. 373 S700 TERRY 62$ 0711 BUILT by craftsmen-- Lovely old 7 story, 1 bedroom, 2 balh home, "wrj .' 72—Auction ¶'i'el desks. s',ccjt desk & criars, secretarial deskS & IS YR I- HA F IPIAP.1CPIc, GREGORY p.tOBILE HO','ES Sale .01 U 921177, Longracx'.'.' ' Wood for If 1' r, 1972, m,nt AM F M, wre wheels, Plo charge All admitted free Come browse esery Sunday 9 to 3 at the Movielang Drive in Thtatrs.. Su'h I? 92 Phone 333 1216 pci Igroup Ball's P.ario&Org,sis Salej. )0I W 1st 372 7255 -. -- TIME for swimming- Foil home.) Bedroom, l'i bathS, large family room Reduced to 179,900 i,g '.56 SWAPSIIOP FLEAMARKET nyorue can be a seller or a buyer PianolOrganSales6 Serv We buy used oanos 1. trade LesssPatio. organ, guitar. accorciian. ,i'.uirt' 80-Autos - 70—Swap & Trade ________________________________ 42—Mobile Homes STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If CI,sssit,ed Ailt didn't work lt,'re wouhcln'l be any FISH from your own boat dock. Lakefront. 3 Bedroom. I' baths, Florida rooms, central seat and Oir. 1. beauty. 537.500 furniture' NOLL'S rcsflrn. f,trrtnrd porch, large lot, 5150 pa5rsrnis 37) 1)lb 21317 5 FRENCH (HWY l77) TV demandet in Ihe Cofnnlaint DONE AND ORDERED at Sat' 24 His 3239410 Furnshed 2 bedroom mobile home' Casselberry ,rea Adults only, Phone $31237). GoodCondution Call 37) 011Safter 5pm ________________________________ __________________________________ -- COUNTRY CLOSE IN 1 Bedroom completely carpeted. range & refr'qerator, 7 pantrit's Scre'neci porch, Irut treet. Only 516,303 ANTIQUE FORD TRUCk 1' 9? 8 11 4706 ______________________________________ 60—Off ice Supplies ( REAT ASSUMPTION ________________ Used office furniture with tamilv x ru Pr, i'' 'uSrkiva LandIng Resort on scenic river. Fitti, boating, canoe Adults 3fl 41715 ___________________________ -I'll - 3222420 ANYTIME REALTORS MI. S PLRp REAL TOR SPRING iS SPRUNG F,ifltA%ti I bedrOom, 2 bath Over looking lake, screrneci patio wilt 16' 17' heated swimming pool Privacy fencc'd 117,300 hi 'ri 1111 ' INC An, Ouanhit, Ia. , C ,5','.u'lt'p'rr ' -. 59,,4AUsiCa! Pk?rchandise AT idrr-y Suon1 ana JIM HUNT REALTY __________________________ DEW 1) aiC Slanted to buy u%d ofIIc ________________________________ __________________________ vacuum home —_________________________ heat, reasonable First, last and 5100 itrp.o%it 630 4677 after 4 p ni - br 7 Bid' oon's Adults only - CtC,in 3 BR. S bath, central MULTIPLE LISTING PEAL TOP 15(93 French 3771991 Eve 322 1196,372 1161. 377 1914.377 1939 cent heat, wall wall carpet, en closed garage, large fenced lot Reasonable price 323 $913 after 19/1 Chevy '.Ton I Speed pm Call Sanford's Sales Leaoer - 79—Trucks-Trailers ''- DAVE 5' 173 V.1/I) I 1970 Lynncraft, 22' Cabin Cruiser. depth finder, Citizens Band, toilet. All 8 cyl Chevrolet engine equipment 372 58.40 after 9 System. ornpletely fenced yard S71. 377 _______________________________ 33-Houses Furnished- , Furnished PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 1513 Peiri Dr vi' 170 ijo A low cotf central room, -____ We Buy Furniture P005084 MARINE I9ThHwy 1? 9'? 377 5961 frigerator, garbage disposal. lamily bI iy 1or used fumnitue, appliances, .V5i ii'lS. Buy, '"'ri I ,,rr'1 s M,irt. Ji . '-it ___________ -- ' 3 BR. Ii baths, dining, living room, _____ I TU Ovirdo Duplet, turn Or urs'urn Ideal lOcator, Peasucioble 363)771 S - BLAIR AGENCY 373 3166 CASH 322-4132 55—Boats & AcCessories tERRIFIC POTENTIAL! Adda little TLC and you've got a show place 3 bedrooms, Studio apart mt-nt, kitchen equipped, central heat, paneled family room with f'rcplace. Only 539,500 DUPLEX-.. 7 Bedroom concrete block, excellent condition: no City taxes fly owner 377 66'C 373 2920 ots—vvanieo iC') $25,000. tome, furn orunfurn __________________________ - AKE A MOVE To this 3 bed room, 2 bath home with range, me Realtor Motorcycte Insurance Phone 373 eO(* ('Ir,rT'VS trt;m ISO, 131W. from 513, Strvicc' all makes HERBS' 'TV 1200 S French. 32)1731 ____________________________ Component Stereo. Sar,sui tuner amp., Teac tape deck, pioneer Speskirs plu's ,ucc'sSorifj 323 7765 carpeting, kitchen appliances, extra large closets Reduced 10 iL.SL ESTATE Pl,ce2tcdroom block --'-. 78'—WQtorcycles PIGS FOR SALE $73 Each 53—TV. RdiSIereo . iOOPS' Don't overlook thit 3 bedroom, li z bath Isorne that's only 3 years old Cc'ntral heat ar. CalIBart ________________________- + -':. OUIET SIDE STREET Large o',e't-at.' : lrts. Led room fra.,ie house, kitchen op pliances Beautilul homeste. Priced t sell at $14,300 A'Sume 15t mortgage Unbc:icvat,le' II is truet Neal, IreShly painted, new roof, 1 P"drorim CR on double lot Like srp.'t Call to see 3 Bedroom. I bath, fenced yard 6430562 eitro 31— Apartments UnfUrnished Phone 327 5913 alter S p m Unfurnished - Stenstro m Realty Ds,s 327 1171 Broiem Nht 373 0413 ________________________________ 3 tledroern on large lt on lakefront -. opt. near large? DR hospital 1)55 mo. Call 323 9033 Immediate Cosirt 1976 ri—HOUSeS Mothr all 'ih,iri' r,onie ,th sirrr 371 C'42 - ('() Total PriceS. $14,950 Small price for Others Ptsone 377 1671 67-Livestock-Poultry 31, 321 00) Phone)72 0575 JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY Furnished I bedroom, living em., dining rm , ideal for retired Couple Near town. No pets 377 7610 alter 1)0 PICK UP J(JNi CARS F1TE 37? 108.-I GE WASHERS PENNEY'S DRYER Both for 115 throughout Central A&H, Payrv.i'nts Ill? 17 monthly Plo n Cash f"t ,',rr' ct ir u'nk cars ',i' tow .Iaay 7 clays week. C,uil collect, Orlando 365 7131. CAMPBELL'S POODLE PAD 71.67 Park Ave 5r?I. [fp,'.Jp' P set vtc i'. us.cl ,,i.i(P nt's P'OflPit. V APPI laplrFcll'1 11697 Days' 322 6173 pfit,ihtS- 372 73S7 quit1, Call Mr Anderson. 363 S710 . ' 29-Rooms - EA LTY BROKERS ? '' " excellent qlity lur.1i temperment complete, heits'y maple. irpt. '1 77—Junk Cars Remeved Doberman Pncher AKC pupS. 52—Appliances Multiple Listing Service I ______________________ BEAUTIFUL 3 bedrm. I's bath home, draped carpeted & anytime weekends - o4herwo'a ford. ScminoeCounty, PIoqIda, Ui'S (Ii Furr.ished duplex, Lake Mary area. 2 OR furnished apartment, nice yard Children and pets OK. $130 month 7'; milt'Snos'thof iSbn I? 92 701 Sunset Drive, twit to William's Accounting & Ta* Rentah Sntorci, - ' - Service Open Sunciy,9to WHITE MOTOR CORP. OUTDOOR PRODUCTS JOin our (hin of tore and link up with us We can put you In the lawn mower, tractor & bicycle business Over 100 products to sell Investment 113.300 Plo franchise tnt's Loll collect. Whe'clpowe'q lilt), $33 1011 30-Apartments 1 ' t'r'sJs, .,r,';, n• 3 retirement home, bedrooms, 1 bath, kitchen equipped; 7 car carport double ut ilitv rooms Just $11,000 . .S'.orn,n, aprr Route in SanfordWort. 4 firs. daily, earn to 37,000 yearly. 19,000 up if you work more Vs.ry Secure Sm,stI business Si IC-I 3 '.3.1.6 f Ideal c'' Reconditioned BatterieS, 512.95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 S,snf fled Ave 65-Pets-Supplies DECOI1ATORS.109W 1st St., 377 7)35 and air; 2 car enclosed garage; kitchen equipped 534.300. _____ days week. JIB Auto Parts. East Hwy SO Colt collect, Orlando 565 21)) R,'nt flu" I u're Lu-c'rc (Irpe' '' 't.,'r'r t.s only It SO per day cARROLL'S FURNITURE ' Realtor 323'5l74Anytime bedrooms. 2 baths; cer.'ral heat DUPLEX fumnishi'd or un lumni%ht'd Ideal location Reasonable rent 365 377) ________________________________ 3 (Ii droom, carpeted, 'ntraI heat andair.Convenivntdowntownafld hosptct $163 month plus deposit. 133 5663 - AUTO BODYMAN GO to wOrk now TVTECHNIC,AN ha been filed against you, ani you are required to serve a :opy of yl)e' page 3$, CA 7h ;'..,j,,, Irti%d5 of Answer or pleading t tPip Complar" U" 'flP PJantIf' attorney !"mlnole County. Florida. h.is tx'cn filed against jou And you PAIR ICK McGROTTY, 1701 Brick Avenue. Suit, 301, MIami art' rcguirtyJ to t.i'r it copy o your Florida. And tile the original *t,bti defenSes. .t any, tO it GEORGE E. NOV15, Plintiff' orfileadingi,ltheoffi(eof,tleClera Of the Circuit Court on or before the .sttnrni'y. *h0" addrrtt it Wi".tg.,t Pl.sia Dciv,', Clermont 1 h)f,(l,i 32171 :ui nr lii'fO, April 9 anti fili' the Ofiqin,jI the Clerk of t. 31A—I')uplexes . 64-Equipment for Rent - fl'int 76--Auto Parts Used motors sold and installed Also 12 acre's cars for ports. Optn 7 177 $057 SI-Household Goods H3rOld Hall ReIty ' .:'-';. ' and 'f m9rri WIRTS. hit wili 119 'tancv,g'Roj.d fREEDOM FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a Unitca States cof-pernh,on, formuly known as riRsr FEDERAL 5AVINt5 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 0- TAMPA, , ' - Needed immediately CASE NO. 74.314CA.09.F Lrqe corner lot with niCe 3 tearoom. 7 butt. -or mc lnd garage. central t1'.11 ashi ,ir, ront ti,cio lS Hwy 17 97, Sanford . ;ti/1 .,._,____ 7144 ALTJSMOttTE SPRINGS 134 13t HOOt) TRACTOR COMPANY_- . 3 year old home. n.ce condition, 3 DESkCLEFK ..,.. UII I 1. SAN MO PARK, 1, 7, 3, bedroom trailtr arts Adult & family park. _____ - Joam, Used Furniture Ic rein, P,i rise .wuiimy, J ucuroom, I set. 5.15, Color TV. 523; Bed, access Lake Markham. $13. Hollywood single bed, $75. Nice round chrome dinette, i SHADED- 3 Acre homesite Choice Drawer • RETIREMENT 1.IicS, 53, h4i,, l.i' :n new SPECIAL F'jtfl'1I' Furnished 7 bedroom, nnhc',utifut Dinrtle, 179. Horculon Pail. Avc Convenient lo ttorr. Rrclinrr, 119. Maple table, I 516.300 chair's, $175, Also AnUgue's vULP CiPLA '.I'i We are sure one of these houses wII make a pleasant home (or you and your family -. 3;') 5930 Beauty Salon, longwood Room to expand. Inside decor very pleaSant Equipment 2 years Old. Si.703 6.11 MI? or 377 13150 • rVlUrUI, --- lovely pool, Ravenna Park 133.300 #op lip Carnpe'r, Montgomery Ward, All Accessories, 1350. 373 Sales, Rental, Service Ill Magnolia Avenue 37) 1)&D Bud Cabehl .5?,S'I.lbi' 75—Recreational Vr'hicles FARM EQUIPMENT New and Used Ford, Kubota, Pettibcurie K itchOn Bathroom Cabinels, Count taps. S.nks In%tallat,00 - 775 7635 CLARENCE ELL WOOD WIRTS tr&g&.ni - - 'e""' Ii(t'nS, On highwa', cellent potential. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN ANfl flD & 7 bedroom aparin,t.nts. lurnistled or unfurnishCd Newly redm'orated Come r A'rpdrt RIvd Sanlord 373 13 Weekly ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER Posting machine r bookkeeping ' One - •'" '' - , - CONTRACTOR'S LQU1P'.IEPIT SWIM- Super 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, NEIGHBORS Newly reck-coraled, remodeled 3 tiedroom home, large family room, cedar Siding and fence. eating bar, new carpeting, new roof.centralheat,14,cq It lot. Owner, 3730327 BAMBOO COVE APTS sq Transportation - 63A— Tractnrs& Heavy Equipment Oflytme central heat & air '' 1,1(5) C rr,uP A AttpOn Every r'd4y all? Noon h1grIaa, 43 Flea Market, Sanford (Anytime) Assorted Colors $2 Sq. Yard Sanford Auction CLIFF JORDAN.REALTOR 1311777 Clean 3 bedroom, P, bath, avocado refrigerator, blue carpet. wilhout use Of thcrpcullc 15001" 5173 plus cl"posl? $31 3763. _____________ 24-Business ppnrftinifjes I Pried below F HA appra.sol, rn maculate 3 bedrOom, eat in kit then, well kept lawn, double' garage, prIced 10 it'll, only $73,900 F.ves 377 0617or3fl 1517 bedroom LO'ty 1 furn;th'-d, a'artçno'nt, Tender, 1 e. 'rsq care for CIderly, man Or lady, in my horns. E'celtent food Phone 7 Oppc'tu:, PEALTYINC 72-AuctIon - USED LUMBER- Siding, 7z4s. 3iI ills, lavatories, commode. uriflls, bricks, Ia$x1t. Will make deal or sell by pii'e Call 377 794 Solid walnut console AM FM Slereo snd turntable Real nice pece of f',rnuture Prione 377 4631 LOWDOWN Sanford Charm & Value Mo1iday, March 15, 1976-38 61-Building Materials New Vinyl Flooring HAL COLBERI Payton's, 377 1301 - Gôd RAVEPIP4APARX 11 ACRE grove, 12,200 per acre " jj'" ___________________________ wife, fobeassessadandl assessed tO each parcel may ascertained at the offfrc of the City Clc'rk of tt'uv City ul Ca' Setberry, FtOjdj DATED thIs 1211', day of Muocti AD 1976 (Ss'4l1 -- COOKS ttq,i,'; 3220611 river privileges, only $15,000 7317 Palmetto Ave LOnqwood I/'.43 FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Notice is hereby given that I am EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIa. engagedinbuslne%satlOqE Crystal CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Lk, Ave. Lake Mary, Seminole COUNTY, FLORIDA. County, Florida, under the fictitious NO. 7553CAI9.G name of LAKE MARY LAWN NOTICE TOOEcEND EQUIPMENT, and thai I intend to FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP register said name With the Clerk of TGAGE ASSOCIATION, the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Plaintiff, Florida In accovdanc. 'ivilb It. provisions of the Ficlitiosts Name CLARENCE E WIRTS, JR. a k a Statutes, TO Wil Silction $6509 CLARENCE ELLWOOD WIRTS, Florida Statutes 1937 JR and if married WIRTS, his Kathleen A Gefir f'.lst; Marcrs 13. 22, 79 April 3, Defendant 19 /8 TO: CLARENC'E E. WIRTS. JR. a - sewer 7 Neat appearing sale's persons witti ear for local demonstration work. Tp rorninq'. and ChAmi. ftr v,,l'ement For inti'rviewcalIs ____________________ 201 Commercial ' ... '- 'e LARGE 7 bedroom house. $19,000 1 fledtoom fumn apt . Ills month, water and garbage pickup in clud('cI Sec alter 1 pm , 9)5 Park Aye Salon. 2310 B Oak Ave Will Iran. SALES CASHIER Like sports? This will be a fun lOb I Irrr Stripping ing a PeSiclpnti,il & BuSiness F 5 I4I.ii C i,'aii J7i 3951 3 BR Brick Home 110 Magnolia Ave LARGE mobitehomeonll,acre lot 7 BR, Air, AduIl No Pets - 11,jr Stylist with good following Apply in person. Life Styi Beauty Full knowledge of larm eQuipment an impent S Real Estate 322.7643 Pi'i1 -, I BR apt , turn or unfurn AduItt, 593 3772296 atler S and k edt ' Uardens upon ,. Call $67 - SPRINKLER FITTER Design exoerience preferred SALES REPRESENTATIVE BALL REALTY MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, SO-Miscellaneous for Sale . - machlneexpefience will land thiS lob SECRETARY Purl tome Must bt od typiSt MECHANIC Great job Good money. MANAGER TRAINEE Fee Paid National Cornany Eu 41-Houses RAYMOPDM BALL Peg ReI Estate Broker 3'? 3611 AlIt', His 372 7137 117W 1st St Sanloi'd --- One bedroom turn. ant 2nd floor. Convenient location Preler r1"sture lady 607 W 17th St Opportunity for youth groups to earn extra money. Call 371 0375 u.s E.T.C.E.T.A. Oflice, 1310 West Colonial, Orlando Application be Its by March 22. 1916 -. Aphonrcallcouldstartyouonanew TITLECLERK Must have bliling ezpernce and title work. Excellent potential 1 Bedroom furnished apartment, Casselberry area, Adults cnly Phone $31 2'2 + AUTOMOTIVE BOOKKEEPER Career lob for top notch person . To All vocrt, r.N ,irt ,ir, Othur person interested 0 &l lOts, lands, andparcelsot lands adjoining and contiguous or abcurldlng and abutting in%tructions may be picked up at Jfl 1470 ________________ Nrc'd 2 people to maxe appointm,.nts by phone for our rcpresentaliy,Hours flexible, pay open Call 371 0325 a 4)-Houses - - $123 Apt 7 and Profitable career 3765. WE DO! FOUND- Giasses at Pinecrest lennis court, Sunday, Mar. 7 Identify & pay for ad. 3726053 - . '" "''"""'"' ---I Iax I BEDROoM '0T SAGE apartment bldg Hufti,snct nuSt he 000d al plumbing repairs, tb bookkeeping Free rent, no salary apply 4 to 6 p m 17)7 Park Ave , $97; WHO CARES? 32701. al atonoCrystal B.owlClrcle.withinthe . I DUNU. PUBLICATiON OF THIS NOTICE. may have that challenges the ...t wit,, Inc VItYt-I WILLIAM 333 feel Of ,, are fI57 PUIILICATION OF TillS NOTICE, to file any objections they J' I CHARLES 31--Apartments Furnished Couple lo manage & mAirlta.n 10 unit fltment, Monday, Tuesday & Wecines,i,s from 9 to II a m 86? ,,nh. # I t In;!. '.c)" return of lady's diamond pin, lost February. Sanford area. Reply to Altamonte Srngs. FL Plaintiff, FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST ,.qv,u. _,.,_. PART TIME permanent part t'me, plt',5;,snl ernployrntnt Call icr ,sp ___________ 4EWARD-- No gucsti"ns asked for corporation, required, WITHIN THRE MONTHS ,, w.'P ,,,, SIflU$1 •odY - 5-Lost & Found . - SOUTHEASTERN HOME MOR TGAGE COMPANY, a Florida the following described new sewer improvements located witnln the City of 4I'uorrry, emino,e County, FloqidJ, to wit. 775 feel of 10 inch sewer .-nain and .'dminl5tratio 'LAI%' ----- CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, NO. 76$l.CA09.B . to whom a copy of ths Notice of has bern mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MON. ThIS FROM THE DATE OF THE ALUCKY _____ I Florida DATED mis 1st day of March, A 0. 1976 Mary W. Hawthorne, d,'tiver sufficient copies of the' Olm tci the clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy to each personal c'present alive. All ptrsons interested intts( estate 5:40 pt, ascertitnet' ll 1159 Otficeof use City Clerk of the City of Casselberry, Each claim must be in writing and must indicate the basis for the claim, the name ausd address of the ueditor or hiS agent or attorney, and the amount clpimed. If the daum is not yet due, Ilse date when it will becone due shall be stated. It the claim Is contingent or unliquidatrd, the nature of the un certainty shall be stated If the clam iS secured, the Security shall tie described. The claimant shall ECONO 5:30 TO ' tobea5sessedafldtheamountfo, assessed to each parcel may be (Our? a writren statement Of any (lam or demand they may havt' '4 PASOFISSTUDY - ' ,, ,,..,,,,, provemt'nts, Costs, method of payment, and the assessments against each properly owner Will tC considered. Itie City Clerk of the City of CasseIberryhasinhecpcssessin engineer's estimate of the con struction costs including engineering and administrative costs in 'he amount of ap proximately 561,00000 All interr.sed persons are nolified thatthedescripli000fe,chproperty ,,', ''I G1I& f!11 + , tI Scm'uole County, Florida, YOU ARE HEREBY NOl IFIED that the City Council of the City of Cassel,erry, Florida, has deemed it advisable to install new sewer im. provements generally descr'bed as: 4,614 feet of J inch sewer main aløng Iris Road, Kentii Road, Lilac Road and also 19$ feet of $ inch ser main along Oakod Drive, All within the City of Casselberry, Seminole County. Florda. and to provide for Inc assenn'sent of all costs as per Resolution No. 301 at ttie City of Casselberry, Florida. TAKE NOTICE that a PUblic hearing Will be held On March 22, 1976. at 7:30 P.M.. in the City Hall at whichtimetheowfl('qlassessedafld demands against the estate 9 DAJLYRO __________ rn All ..., (Wed ) PROFILES !N EDUCA lION ____ aI 1015. l.iiji,, ,ifl1 p.ir(IS ni IaIWt adloining and contiguovi or abounding and abutting upon tpsc following described mw sewer improvement located within the City of Cassetberry, Seminole County, Florida. to Wit: 4614 feet of $ ini.Ps sewer main along Iris Road, Kentia Road, Lilac Road and also feet of $ inch wer main a'onci Oakwod Oriv., Itt THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 763$ CF Division In RI: Estate f PAUL 6. BROWN, Deccac NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY PIOTIFIED that the administration of the estate of PAUL 6. BROWN, deceased, File Nurnt,q'r 7655 CP, it pending in the PuoIseu March 15. 77. 79. April S. DVflAtMf5 ntt're%ted in lofltofOrectosejimortgageontn, + ft THE EI..ECTII)C COMPANY and F'ith March I, 15. 1976 DEX 39 r, - - -- NOTICE OF ACTION TO: JAMES F. EVANS whose res;tjenci. s Urkri.,n YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an WlTNESSmyhandandlhe0f lh Court on March 11th, 96 (Court Seall Arthur hi Bekwith. Jr UT I"V IV(UiT oury By Lillian 1. Jenkins At. Deputy Clerk TURNS '0: nit? City Clerk petItion. DAYSOOURUVES AS THE t tjt, (Ouity Florida. Lot ii Block 1:00 145 857 iCNEWS :i , Plaintiff, following property in Seminole G) NEWS 4 LATE NEWS un. ARCH FOR (4) MIDOAY 130 porat ,, JAM[S I EVANS, et 12 TAKE MY ADVICE ) 12i) woes G&way Bay. 100 2' 12 'roltonRow 9 DAILY !'tORD 8:55 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION HO. 7i9$- CA DIVISION: .JAC KSOtIVILLE NAT IONAL BANK, a National banking cor 12-30 01 ARAN: Robert Flahonty. who Irituenced an fleiner) she wai'Wa EB THE 0000 OF Ol0 SIOVO Afternoon 2) ) Legal Notice GT CBS NEWS 4 g j,nn4ij Prr Ctf (A) M.uirie (guest Lcxotta SWIJ tells 1k Angel(seriesstat-Ca'l ride arid the alvances Ci bcsty trUCk 'r fl.4AN MARY MONDAY NIGHT 9 830 14" PHYUJS: Phyllis (Ocxia L.1Afl) fA Wi tntaln futiro arid a!') rns,ptl nat wwi • iirectcv w PiCCADILLY CIRCUS' The Goodies and the NOTICE e'; Wanted 18—Help - u other interested persons may ap pear before the City Council and be heard as to the propriety and ad visability of making the Im ADAM 12 €D 1130 . 91 GENERAL. HOGPITAL W (Mon) ABITWITHKNIT (\ed)WOMAN ALIVE (MOfltPtigT's)THE MOTHERS IN LAW(Fn, any) FORM BY' S A N TIO'J E FURNlTLcEa)pKsHop ,. 4 6 MATCH GAME ft Thin) CAR• 18-Help Wanted ;ur (Iruspi t.t' li'is phøn1' No SlI slrair,ht salary, a HOURS Ave., Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of BATEMAN REALTY. an that I Intend to register Said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminote County, Florida in accordance with the provisions Of tnt' Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section $6509 Florida Statutes 1931 ( flateman Pibtish: March IS, fl 79. April 19?6 DEX 16 €D(Frt ony)SENIOR SCENE 300 I2 ANOTHER MondaYonY, u_: 2:30pm. (4) CO) A IN THE FAMILY 4 Ir'r RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. . FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in busine at 263$ Sanford 19) THE NEIGHBORS OrlQndo Winter Paik 831-9993 322-2611 DEW 12$ __________________ strprsngromarriagooltwool the major chw1ors. li4' (6) THE GUID4NG LIGHT 11 SCHOOL PROGRAM- (R) 12 TONIGHT 6 CBS MOViE "The Legend of Lfzth C7wo Novak, Peter Finch. a'na tells Ci a mus sa'eon star odtragIcyMomaking a for a rvyiv has been 2 2) ii2) THE DOCTORS. (Special Show Mx'dY, ° + TO; Alt operty Owners and other persons interrstc'd in all tots. tand, and parcels 01 lands ad.ning and contiguouS or hboundlng aid abutting upon the following discrlbednewsewer improvements located within ?he City or ças%elberry, Seminole County. 41c line I hru 5 times Florida, to wit: 3lcaline blhru2Stiflles 735 feet of 10 inch sewer mIn and 2c a line - S: JO P M. R .00 kM limes 335 feet of I inch sewer main both MONDAY thru FRIDAY (52.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) along Crystal 130*1 Circle. within the City ol Casselberry, Seminole ILanesMinimum ATUROAY 9Noon County. Florida YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DEADLINIES that the City Council of the City 01 Canelberry, Florida, as deemed it advisable to install new sewer im NIr The Day Before Publication provements generally escribed as' 7SSfeet of 10 inch sewr main and Sunday - NIoon Friday 335 fe', of I inch sewer miin bo9 along Crystal Bowl Circle, within the City of Casselberry, Seminole County. Florida. -- ______ andtoproviclrlortheauc'ssmentol 18-Help Wanted all costs n per Resnlutinn No 101 nI the City of Cassetberr,. Flolda. . ______________________________ TAKE NOTICE that a pubhc IAct1wJTl4AoiNINc. PARTS MANAGER heariig will be held on March 72. 1976, at 7:30 P.M , in the City Hall al Must have cipinlenCe in all pñases Perhaps Atcnoic Anonymous ichtimethenersaSssedand Canileip of agricultural equipment and other interested persons may ap auto parts. including rtceivIn, pear before the City Council and be Write p o Bt 1113 stockIng and counter sales ora Os to the propriety and ad PermantfltPOSltIOflwitheX(ellefl! Sanford,Ftorida37llI visbility of making the Im benefitS Contact Per fringe provemenfs. Costs, metho of ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll r,eI Office. payment. au the assessments "We Care"Free, 6417027 f A. DUOA I SONS against each property oner will be "Hotline." AdultS or Teens. Oviedo. FIa. 3053633611 considered. hb n t ugulCipportuntY Employer 'he City Clerk of the (its' i)l Did you know that JhnnyWaIkeris n irij home r'rndtiflQ? 5Ue CaSSt'Ibvrry hiss in her Iossession ad in business Directory under Did tabby have a litter of kitlins' engineer's estimate of the con Home Improvement. Sell them with a fastactior struction costs Including Classified Ad Call )fl 3611 or 331 engineering and administrative "Giapefruji Pill" with Diedax plan c0t in the amount of $11,532.74. thin _______________________ convenient more All interested pecsons are notified grapefruit. Eat satisfying meals REAL ESIATE ASS9CIATF.S that the description of each property and lose weight rAUSTS DRUGS. Experienced 6 Nrw,y Licensed to be assessed and the amount to be Join "Sanford's Sates Lc'adec' assesd to each parcel may be IS Al COHOL A PMOBLEM STENSTROM REALTY ascertained a? the office Of the City I YOUR FAMILY Pat k Or. REALTOR 322 2170 Clerk of the City of Casselberry. A , A If' . itoricta. .1 trti.o, or trenui t rutdern MANA(,Li Iii4Ifd ri!r.'.,,.. DATED this 11,1 day of March, dr,nkeqs Conservative wIth some A.D 1976. For further intc,rniatjon cut ifl tSf 7 management background. Fan (Seat) or write tastic potenlial. AAA Em Mary W. Hawthorne, Sanford Al Anon amiIy Group r' 0 pinymen$, 701 Cofnm.rrxI. 11 City Clerk fbi 553. Sanlord. Fl 3?7l 5176. Publith: March I. IS. 1976 ________________— DEX 10 Cunk & WaitresSes wanted Full or Singers part time All hitts. Apply r lI THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Produ(tion Co person to Marcilla's Restaurant. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Nationally knon -. 2SiS S Frech _________________ looking for fresh fl(A talent. Call Seminole ." . -= __ C LA SS Fl E D A DS NOTICE - '-'-"' ___ - - Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notices hcrcb, given that we are engaged in business at Rh Dcx $0, Markham Woods Rd Longeod 32750. Seminole County. Florida under the fic1ttlou name of PINE APPLE PLACE,,and that we in. tend to register Said name with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Floric. In accordante with the provisions Of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section $6509 F Ioridj Statutes 57 S. artjl M Johnson James 6. Johnson Publish Feb 73.Merch 1.1, 15. 1976 2:30 YOGA AND YOU :9 SUNRISE JI..4LEE 635 i41 FAI*P1ANDME 6 '12) UVING1V%ORDS .kwdachoothersaositortho'. 19 ARC NEWS €Z) ZOOM Ti RIN TIN TIN 7O 2 10 TELL. THE TRUTH 4 BTCHED 6 CONCENTRATiON ft FEEDBACK 9 WLO MLDRWOF ANIMALS 'Prate( cjTwi $2 ROOERTYOUNGFAMI. LY DOCTOR: "The Wn&'tegday Game €L) STAR TREK 7.30 2 ;'Lr; x;r-cM SP' mt.'f 0,' t:itj (31r 4 HJ_YVOOSOUARES 6 MATCH GME 9 LETS MAKE A 8'0O 2' 12 THE RICH LITTlE SHOW GSt 6Che& on, Ron the Slvers. a °Y 9'Q 'c' 4 6'; fl14()OA Ruth C,rdon 5t&S as 1110 fllothO( C'. Canton, R7oia doomiw, who vouches for her SOflS rVelere Wd efficiency m )fltSI 6' S(MI1R!StE SiMESTER ft LILIAS. and Gloria MY FAVORITE MARTIAN ft p P1IN. Legal Notice S A ND HIG 1.1 L I H TS Pafomat- (Rictwd Yrguoz). volunteer or a Spec)& loot patrol tal in the heart ol a Ch.canobarrlothattsn..4odby fear. 4 6' ALUNTHEFAI141LV: Evening 2 4' ____________________________________ ____L!L6 Jiay.MIrch13L r"--.r' '-, ::' ['I' Cleaning Specialist Prejt,,rç spray waSh Hc's,5j Tr .'. ',' ',t-.'t,' 84cnii' I1:,ti 112 '''i 'r..i S 2'?? 122 :1, ______________________________________ Window Service ________________________ ''I '-'I +','I+,,.: f '1k' HAVE P.SOR( Com'ort Replace your olo JALOUSIE WINDOWS with ;Tiofe I'tl,cit'n1 Single or is'up'ls' hung ar'.Ll'.-ra' !'1 9971 Warehouse mutt be emptied HOWl Call war$'souse collect, dayS or evenings, ask ton .',lr WIles 303 29) 6112 To IJst Youi Business,.,DIQI 322-2611 or 831-99931 ...' �-- ____ ___________________ 4&—Evenng Hera Id, Sanford, F I. Monday, March iS, 1976 H 0ROS CO P E ] wT4T.1EmE __________ 4'f .--. ..................- NaI1 3: ________ Synonym (ab) _____ WR1AJMWR AW I) - - - - .. ____ 7 S)It3 Wg i.. -1_- HAC) ' 33 - 34 P4eayrn 27 Ge reQits 2 3 r — — — — LN iNRL IPJ 1 CuP tin' 0ur Iti: _____________________ ____ ________________ 19 If you define your goals and ; ithout being of- are persistent and patient, you , can say others. I)o it toda fensite Toot our otn horn CANCFR iJune 2Wuiy fl) whiieyouhavethelraliegiance. Higher ups know that if a job AQUARIUS (Jan 2Feb 19) r r- r- r 1ö 15 ____________________________________ lh %U1)lF MUKPl1 Ili raid Liff %%rlter I skill hate reited $14 million since the inception iIl be funded out of franchise retenues, ineluding no to us twice 'Moore said He added that reports of the lite year program officials said those For eledricity, cabietision and others the drainage project tou1d cost $68 million "The City of Sanford wont arbitmrily abandon "The power franchise is what built the marina probably were incorrect. nce other projects un. A Nissible cutff of federal ret enue sharing iapit4d Improvemetit projects in the esent the and the (it ft Cnter" Moore said No e hate derthken by the city had ended up fl I _______________________ 20 - You take responsibUltles cumulated can be put to use seriously and will help them today if you look for the proper atenue It m8 take a little md yourself — 17 1 19 21 ____ it fimul j _______________ %AN, ThAT NEW I' '1EARD SI4E STRICT - BECALIS - - cI r — - - — — — — — — — — — I / ____________________________________ A \J __________________ ________________ ______________ by Stffcl & Heimdohl ______________ flS THAT 1 ME 14EV, BOSS, HE FS ET - ______________ ' COTTAGE CHEESE \GURT PIS( FS iFeb 20 M ch 20 aurself in ' • '"' di t1l(l - _________ - — ____ MiND IF I. WATCH 2 — — — '5 Al I A M T liP II ' I I fl fl III # r SC6L - U itt lawrence F I mh M I) / Dr. _______________ a decrease in cholesterol. My ________________ ____________________ _____________________ TPORULLJTTLEBA8Y HEPE 'vU HOe.O THIS ) CAN O'X% NA1R IN TEN EXT1NGUiSHEJ r-" SECONOS r J'7•" $4QW A9C*JTA S4AM'OO L SI)! CAN USE M'v' A AJ6 i b g01 aea iddin p ____ - SOMETMES rsrs ( ''OU I4AP Q('J FiPE' I e ic an t.s , j CI er VU a 'eat e ____ ____ .. _______ - oIiriissioner .-. - es t ' ________________________________ say they will support County staff, Neiswender was Neiswender an Intern with the City of The title "executite Thustide I ____ ____ ___ resulting lack of direction for administrator carried too much fat orably viewed by nost Richard te executite assistint $uthority county officials - -- - - assistant, Neiswcnder will hold position and will be responsible for all the day to-day operations of counts government of spades the gall bladder and bile ducts \eiswnder ment The county's 30 year Id show that ace Oswald I did He jumped to six lie would hate made %%est \orih Fail South immediate increase in ad valorem _____- , ., Roger Neiswender is the No i for the (lirector of county cxecutive assisthnt' position a called a county manager or detloprnent, Neiswender has I wouldn't pass and hoped Ihat on the high side of normal" fhe doctor stated that the hth which is caused by Incrcase bile letd is apparently normal bil'rubin increased destruction \'•_••7 / _________________ • mntIt idual _________ and turing Roger Neisender scheduled to come before the board __________ as its new executive assistant County commissioners in - ______________ __________ I the elected to open my S 3 i mird with only eleten high *Q975 kddrdl ret enue shaimg funds uuld hamper the piecemeal out ____________________ £4 2 t __________ ____ (it) ______ ___________________________________ said Nesswender is his lop choice However, d'cicponou!dbethe' first one degree in planning and a murnole county s cx Hattaway said he wanted to wait to see in six months let's go do it" bachelor s in business ad historic step what other corn missioners had to say later Initially both Kimbrough and ministration from the oppose Swi C h +k k £ • • Y • $ J ____________________ We on t know I ho much the project ouJd of that project would be difflcWt without federal cozt until tte get farther down the road," Moore funds or tund.s from scmewhere Said Both M3ore and Knowl said It was doubUul that t d liKely ____ - ifloN '1 sa Id the r'""cit 'wide ,, dralnaLe proet had been placed on the shea after being (enter to apply to amortize bonds for the city hail" Asked about the effects of a retenue sharing funds cutff on the proposed cItywide drainage _ 4 ____ ___ 1 U Us ()'%%%l 1) and I1%\lL' l( ()K A' A yiai lift ity IIL mild reqwrilimezi for cdpll project Knowles said is '99 per cent complete ' ____ ___________________________________________________________________ glance You 11 recall A small package beneficial to all __________ - Sanford s ne city hail, nor other projects already 1e P Moot e said today under %%ei) city officials said today If the Funds are done away with, the cdv will ilie federal revenue charing program is continue to prot ide those capitsi investments that — — — — — tork or carecr appear tery come — — — — — __________________________________________ — — — — — _ ( — — —— 16 ______________________________________ if embarking on a new project 21) Others find you re a good iT — — — - - __________ _____ - ___ are best expressed of Yow id toda) as you otht throu today, they'll make sure yot Ge 4 Surme iFr) - - oncerfle(Isith the DOWN Armed !wces 3 Lamaist high io ) JOIJ Ul(. ' 76 52 Dernors k - -TT - -d For Tuesday, March 16, 1976 fluJhnb ¶\\ - Ef1'G1AM IM lived (2 16 iare tropcai - Answer o Prev'jus PuuI S nakes 1 ir -a--- ' / e a had operated under a system a er aS on rac on the plot and donate both well City Attorney Gary Massey, the issje of fluoidation befort ____________________________________ for a second well, treatment Massey said the federal loan ___________________________________ ____________________ 3 iS ___________ I I' DREAMED I Gà -- AND A BEAUTIUL\ CAkE' A, / * -\ DEAlt Rl'ADER Itilirubin Is salmon in ) VV ,q 7/, / ' '__J ment at the 1'inehut Hotel in isa pigment that cuflies from I ,Ih •lemo)JoIJln ifl•1-. wC rluIII I - ' ' rormorcuiuorTnaiononu1ie and the bihary system send Ed lillard an old friend but at Brid one I hate neser plated with newspaper (L scorirg ant master points or The adult human body number4g GailonesandGall I ' / cr ( I IL I )i new rid blood cells ete ' 7 I ____ 4 - stamped, self addressed en ' A the color to the iindmested ____ __________ ,:' -_______ ,0 0 Box 489 surprise hun if the decision is of plan includes increasing auxiliary power and high howeser approsal probably Sanfoed as hoile' ulcatesthatthewaterhtsel hasdro pt1 pp 'om ,,se 1 .er• someone who C mno1e 1 Countt ' , I , p • - - I tCS ° (Photos by Mkk Darce)) Michael e Sai ites tfl $354,000 federal loan through $200000," Conklin said, adding guaran ec setUng the deamne said "Ii the U S Farmers Home a well and land would be worth The attorney assured that the has now reached a point where Hattaway said However flattawas said he Conklin of Clark Dietz and money, would hate higher debt Sanford on 60 days notice I 10(15) tshen the hiring of the would accept a donated well hate lobe upped further I come before the board ' e cr' 1c County Port inmoru the letter sets forth in promote and publicize in additional $200,000 t'-"'" _______ through bile If the bile ducts early inlife Many oftheyoung e obstructed so they cant mtn examined after death in (Itiilfl then bihirubin in the blood the Karean War crc found to will increase, have significant fatty I hise just de'trilxd the ho esterol (IC[X)S1tS in their ______ ____ ONE WAY I \ THE OTHER WA V I _____ - --- - - - - - -- -- - - Interest cap remosed so that its I f i I $ * 1 / _______________ ( t I (1' t I I • -=9t. ---To F ea u re - ___ _________ Bridge lalendar Comics trossword U - ''.' t --__---- - benefits for all (male workers U S Nasy precision flying team, the Sanford dmnattug their efforts with those of an aerial n Asution (.ommittee announced today. comedy team, the J Comedy Act, and wln hen I e county a Newly Installed committee Qialrman J;m walker Joe Hughes, a daredesil who has (Ion( ____ - . &-A A $A S-A 4-A " I - ' ' I -' - -, ,At p - 1A %%I TIIEIt ____ ___________ $ 18 lucy wsll be backed up by the Red Ivils, a and sisitors will be treated to a sanely of pci' I toserage for its female stamfer I- legislatise amendment - - ornet Ilockct Car, a manned sehicle with a tinddemonstratioby adrlllteamfmange ____________________________ . Monday's high 55, today's low . - . ' f iI / II _____ __________________________ —- I - L____ I ' _- I afternoon or Ioalght becomthg tot mostly ta _______________ FIELD TRIP The entire sixth grade class of Sanford's LAkeIew Middle School winds 15 to 5 m p.h today ________ renort from SCOI'A attorney mlithry skydivers who execu target and team will appear Sunday Beer, soft drink and. 10 THE ZOO to spend about four hou obserting the zoo's extensh animal Rain probobifity 50 per cent $ I - - M / ______________ 2 -i 'Un ___________________ ., E ' INE)EX inford-(cntrdl Florida Aiort will be the Special a small biplane tked strktl) for 6Y; SOME --, oodward as ecu ;. ., time by an insurance Ixilli) - __________ . legislatise act which created the Port Authority Acting Monday at Its monthly E a s t e r A i r S h 0W meeting, board members unanimously passed i proposal 1 - -- - Betty f - Onh Bacon toted against Tksision " ________________ hater supply at the city" hearing on an ordinance per - : cheek too many Umes" Bacon contract was being approsed better have been - hood cells orbecauseal:slow cholesterol deposits In the _______ ________ ' - The action came after the underthisoionthecity would the contract for puhase of appears to (eel that we are releasing an open letter to the proposed amendment involves presently are set up at a necessary in order to make - Sanford ther's edge In DeBa, ug I - The purchase is part of - by Dick Tumir he wantstokeep his thlesterol county s operations ' I carries oxygen ani carbon NY 10019 1' Ititer onnai lesel water N V 10019) CARNIVAL cells break, their iron newspaper, P0 Bo 1551, _______________ _______________________ We respond one spade This is diii ssstems an is ar One phiter although I did put in Prauie the bile prndiied by the liter of&seasethedoctor has wisely CkCCCL - son's case was by ( h4iirmn in 1 hriiii ic S o aith in I seconds Also performing will be (1 Uvt concerts on both days at 1 pm The Natal A thru ughout tht tiow h Hill iIh tnt Ii i t)et&ls and tides on Page A _ _ _______________________________________ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Friday, March 12.1976 BEETLE BAILEY _ 1 1`.0 , 1 .~N ____ ns*er to P,.ous Puzzle ___ __ (54zzps / . .F,I:IEIZ514~ ., - - - -11 ", "7,11 ~, t "" 4iI a .. t I 1. 18 Entertainer I r't — - dr amas esceedingly -- 22 Base - o''- '- E I ____ ,S Indonesian of 20 -- carilu : Near East veNcle J flood feature 'SE b y A' r. .onsom .1.1 I 31 R&O OFF) INISTEAP CF 5 / \ ~ 49 I ) I A ( 1 (o ) - a-z Li 11R RECO,W%16N~ — E_ - 15 6 — — — OX A H~Nv"EP 52 Fust '.'I 25 26 27 12 16 Opportunities for gain could P1)0 COinC from unusual source — 18 I - 01~ I-W 3,__~ — V, 40,11111xz_~~ - - — ___ 38 40 0 ~ io~~ - YOUR BIRI"IDAY indirect methodi If roadblocks March 13,1976 outflank ','hem. _____ Ul . By BOB hAlVE) an or and is seeking in CXCC3S of Cox was acq uitted on both their hands and Uuit Sgt. Foster ' 7 -1 LENIME CHISEL NA, FULVSN' / - IN 'rER HOUSE' contusions and legal authority and detained ____________ - I ,;~"!. K / * ' ZrI It.,'\ ~' ~ ~ I P4\ . ' I.Ø_______ L i -_ - (~, .-) Stre tc h e d Skin Causes Wnnkles I , - / I • 11 Lairenee E. Lamb, M.D. - 1 I' DEAR DR LMB I have been o a o-yo diet all m life - BLONDI Chi i J.Li If, I n-ei S. 1 LLJ(E ) A t (r4OrGOoof )JI' LITrLE I ( 'rDU 5klOULO A1tAic3 MEAL ct_ ( TAI<EAWALI< INSTEAD i 111, ~ I Z * ' 1 11 4-0 1i - ~ ~ can diet and not have 'wrinkles and ver y saggy skin around the face a I — %k - r- u ,AaZfV0-w:1 - exercises I coWd do while L_ dictmg that could prevent the THAT MEANS I'M )i 63ETTING A HORSE FOR tr--' ,i LEAF CLOVER IN MS BRYAN'S LAWN! ZAP ,4~ late? 6. - ,- & ( I ,- .1 ,. I~ - ,I____ / ' ,if ' - P. r I Neither vulnerable I stay away from those crash diets. Thie proper (Let is theslow,stcad)type%hlch enables you to lose a small amount of weight every week and this way the skin can .v' .) elasticsac. If )-ou fill I# 3V .Pass - 1- r-- - 0~ _~I75_4 - - - -%_--f ~7_4 4,N T Pass - 6 0 Pas-, 7V 1:as Pass OW Pass P.ils P253 rv:,.% ...,,-; ,.,~ . -- - --___- . -____ - - - Count) Coinmission, Director of Courity £ 2- . --- AS :.çt % - - , .. - ii - — ;_ -_ - - -- - -k - --- - ~= - SPRING SEASON - TV - - !_~~&_ .~_;t =- &=~_xa ~W!Rii , - 1- =_ - 151;~ ni _~W&_?__:Tf_ =Z , I - :t- _____ _____ _______ .( J_ ~ A4g '' __ ~4_ i'- p. AM - -ft 11 — ___ d %---% 1111" f., " ____ - - ( -.. thouse fret! - space. .- - __ - - _ - __ a- - . .- 7: ç - , . ILX -, FS - • II — — a •o • AHCHIE -- ~ -. - -- ~" _- . r some ability to repair itself. As J by Bob Mulildild A~,,YTH-NG THE A MADAGASCAR LIKE BRA'JJ4 I ' _ 4 _I _ JU57/*C`Q0 () WANGLE 2 ~ I C,I JUG ! YOU PE WAGTiNr, :-GA ~rj,Q TiVE STAMP T Q-4 NG TO l e HERE'S ONLY VsEy?,i 5 KIND OF STAVP THAT ! FOR MY EXPLftN IT TO LLECT1/HIS Ouwv' 11~v F.x- srAyps! HE*5 INTERESTED _______ 117, _____________ should the AICC decide to and Linda See. In an effort to insure even more beautiful locate major new office springtimes in the future years, the Greater Sanford Chamber of facilities either at Five Points or at the courthouse site it w ill still be necessary to provide .. Neiswender points out that • __ - -- I 1 N:~_'.~--~, —j ,, 5Z ( _V I -_J ______ - to / ______ C ,iç) ii c - .--.-. Evaluation It e . - . IF 0 511CIIAEL HATTAWAY in South Seminole County for There is no srecial (bet at all omIssioners Richard According to Williams any new structure should Lie located (ountyAtty.Thom.asFreeman, where the majority of the - citizens of the county reside, or ln'.ol'.E(I in locating courthouse at least in the most centralized facilities on sites other tMn the HARRY KWIATKOWSKI courthouse in Sanford. ... favor some type strwture at Five Points Freeman's report. simply location possible from the viewpoint of economics and future needs. - ~__ _____________________________ L _________________________ Today Participate that . a- __ -Z - - ,~v_ _ i __,I_ __ =- f -- -_1,_ -~ - 1 - 1_j,-~ _7 ;=,:7~ -, ;Z~~ - _ ! _ . - I - b Bob _9_.]__., ____ ____ - _Z T--___r - 1 hel ree are so hI ghl advertised not __ Four Seminole County - "a, • V I I I "i' , - i7 o.. I ; ____________ j ______ , Z __ _____ _44 ~_ r I 1 k"4f I 0? .- 1I ItIlGaHT! 0 .. rMey, * I body but also a considerable unount of muscle M - 003 SIHI, ON3 SIRI ~ t FRO 14 4HiNA e 4 I '7 WHERE m ch(lown in rArticilude in a state SeinL"!i :ch--o! hea'ALI; con- health and teacher develop- sultant-coordinator, the project ment project, Ralph Ray announced Saturday. Ray, assistant to School Supt. is the result of a contract signed o I fall after six counties, including will be made available gradually to all schools in tht. staic - - - tr come people thar others If this Elementary will be a control students' teeth, dental floss, school in which the pre-test and post-test will be given without teaching the curriculum and illustrated printed matter, The materials not expended will be retained by the county six participating counties will be recipients of free dental materials A comparison ill then be made to e aluate how work with the F".orida Dental Evaluation in the four schools effective the teaching and il1 be made by first gising a pretest then teaching d'ntal health frDm toe niattrtak then materials hae been The materials consist of giioies, slides, larg itiodeis of III I - Plead No Contest T0 Ga ming Ch g I I V_ _____ ar 0 i ____ -- - for future use regardless of the cents for The health utter, number 47 Wut Lasing - ! .~ - I Vi I Eight central Florida men Casselberry; Hardy Hudson, of i. indicted by a statcv.ide grand I ongood, Kees Scant, of 0 .. X / 3-/2%.......ft vtv i , vx ; w ok^. t!,,,r ,_ - ___- __J "I woul . Sanford t o misdemeanor Attorney Ford Duane entered wager - ng. a no contest plea for Frank 1 I I I County Court Judge Harold the and Or court took the same action as in the other cases. by Garry Trudeau ____ II LAT come5& Stir- t Judge d _____- L 1 - -~_~ ___ - - Z~: _,:""li,- - - le . - .- - ~ I I - dislUzn of their ttses next '' __mf 1 ~ Fj~ ~__ ,_- -1 ~ Z .., ___ - '- F - ;1 % ~ -1 -I i r-i . t- Z i~! - A v -f_f - ALM I V1 .1ople1w. 4a vp" 1 -~ _,A- V" - - - - _,.., . .; . ". I ;:--W - ., . '\ ' - , , . ., , 1. .. - " , t; . ''s) ,]V f; I ~, - I 'r `L~!`t , - .,"--. ~111111M li - P41110011", - ,~ . -V __ ._ ~~ . I ___ I - - -- __ _hZ~;~~- ____ ___ ~Vc_ .--- __ .M-M) /ti'y'fliN&&J ______ -- ~. iI I - 4_~ ! ~ 11 - I )'J_ __ I1 1 84CK -------- - - __________ --. I %!, minu'tes past the 4 30 pm Ho.ne starting time of a special Horoscope meeting set for Friday before . -.-'"-4 men on six-months un- week when Best returns with each man ' - __ __ __ ~N 71 r tF_---, --'~ ~ / Best identified his clients as Toni Robin3on, Rober'. Cour- i• ____ __ - 1. i __ T. ;=T~_~___,_ - V - . ;;• ?-'-- ___ -11 `_____, ~ - ~ rk_ A -_ ~ ,,, ~I ,~Z~ " ' - - - 4 :1ANN . --".T-- - ,=-%-1 A~`T-~'- -'t,x -'CC-. ?;;~,.- ~ K.a,, , , ._-4 Wj ~I I 8_13 - 11-A 8-B , _01 - - ;3 ,.~~53-- ~- . . '4ilii:~,~-*S_-,,~-- •'i , ~ a - .- _ . I -!r_ . I :.-, 1. ~I ~.i- " !4 ;.~ ; ,I, ~~ - _.-. -1 __ ,_ .. _I . r--, . 1-ilNi Sports 5-6-B B 7 -__ ''-:, W_ -ME 1~_-34 ___________ - -' ______ 1-4-B ~ i~ _ __ __ dth'ber?tely absent, Sorenson said the council lud to meet by - _____ Saturday's high V, Sunday's . - ,9 - : ~~_-i, ~_- 7A~~= - - N-7 r-~ __ I ______ ~ FV I , —X k M q ~- LAKE INIARY - Mayor Clock coluixin on Page ,r,,A. Walter Sorenn has called a I\I)F' spwal intUng of the city - _ -. .., i R , See Around The L - -4 . - outspoken columnist whose consider whether the city will Bridge , r ' purchase bulk water from the Calendar. City of S,anford. Cornics ' E,If I- ~ ~ ~~* % ~f 1; ~ NEW COLUMNIST tomorrow ,~,~-4 %.,,~ -i< " )~',.? - - I =4 __ J * rEP-91501ilillill! I.- 1--lo ..01 - I -#Ilk .*, ... Water m .1 1. - 40 / On f.L - Ki*'.~r_. ir , -, - .4Z_'4 -~ j. ~_. . -itw ~, I- / In Dispute , * 101~ the Judge Johnson withheld i4• Who Is this man? It's John each of wagering Fridi v and [lest wanted to enter like pleas didn't office droppedi second count for eight c ients '.'. appear in court, , , - I __ .. li~ __ - - '. - Lake Mary ~~Z - _~_.4 ~_ teaching methods are geared 1 interest the different leeIs t1#• _ es actiities hate pleaded no Firner Youngblood, of Winter contest in County Court at (iarden IV "SJAOAMM . . ,""""' 11., rA . part in the curriculum de v elopment. Materials and ith ,6Th the Department of F ducation to coer costs of inatirials and ork shops 7 _1 ---.A6Vz4F - through fifth, in the four elementary schools n ill tAke jury probing illegal gambling Longwood; P.A. Pirkle, and YES, 9E AW 70 CAI L --_. ' -- __ __ - _o .- work and screening, All grades, kindergarten et aluatlon In all, this curriculum project was funded 8 ~ I against each man. II) (AVEpl6GfRSiT,_ A16111111i this project, according o Mrs is that one to tliree of the Association, the Department of Education and the Uniersit of Florida College of Den tistry to r "t"i, - Another possible benefit from tablets which reveisl p1dque o' Monroe-Wilson Elementary I - Gr a m m a r schools hae been selected to participate in the State Dental Curriculum and Health , ,1 dietthata%oid the pitfalls of . S .) 1`1A - 100 tooth brushes dicclncin Sanford If this project is success ful, C jaws and ta-th with oversized test train teachers for teaching dental health. Seminole, had been selected by the Department of Education to or giving the same test as a post develop a curriculum and to According to Marion Snell, e . Diet. Send , a long, stamped, Whell the muscles in the face ielf-addressed envelope for degenerate, the wrinkling is far mailing. Address your letter to worse. So the only thing I can me in care of this newspaper, suggest if YOU want to avoid P.O. Box 1551. Radio City facial wrinkles and looking old, DOONESBURY - _ -' --__ Teacher Development project. r , V.:~.,~,~~ . Wk At" A t elementary schools have been %'villiam P Layer, said Lake Mary, Hopper, South Side and - - — . - newspaper . muscle is kept tight suggest Is ftit you avoid those maintains its tone It will help to (Tash diets that lead to loss of prevent skin.,agging 1 plat)mna muscle as well as fat. A lot or inuscle I. keeping a ru.e contoured face For information on how to Is the maintenance of 0the facial plan a sensible weight control )~ FRANK AND ERNEST sill - - - ti which is developed better in - Wiffianu and John Kimbrough have said a centralized hwation wuuld be the most feasible site for location of any new facility outfining the legal implications %.•. ____ -____ facdity at Five Points. Also. His report follows one by - - otr South s four notrump he at Bridge do this 'asn t taking an rial chance P 0 Box 489 ghtening and relaxing, or a peons gets older the elastic and over, you can exercise the issues in the skin become -, 1. ,tz c4ou " 'P stretched anyway even if one faci.a. doesn't gain weight. The older a person 1,,ets IN'- more wrinkling See if you can le&rn to tighten tie or she has when excess fa,t is tae muscles in the neck as w ll 1051 'OU do this sometimes by I would prefer that people grimacing, using the moutli Lind didn't getfatinthe'it place ja w area There is a layer of create this probhn But shat's thin muscle attached to the skin done has been dont around the nik and face area -e~j I-< - -' office space i needed at present and that shortage will become more and more evident in the near fut ur e At recent board meetings - , scniell,SOOsquarefeetoIspace The ?eissendev report was .Arnerica against Great Bri- warrant contnuing on to Dental H e - --- _ Analysis and ____ 1 but magnificent blooming of aztleu in the Sanford area, admired here by Seminole High School students Sitphonle Connella i left) To - . I the south wing of the cour- legally be located elsewhere in thouse the county. However, record keeping functio ns m us t remain -Add to floors to the in Sanford-the officially and Sh eriff's s bwldin? and all. legally designated county seat, Rent space in Downtown Neiswender's report is an CD details were worked out by me . . X Thin alternative. the report te, Elementary Pupils - sc,rk out the details and to Michael Ilattaway and Corn possible decide on the most missioner Han) Kwiatkowskl feasible of the alternatives ha ve mentioned the possibility --- I t - .14 LUIUSUJ - ~ Monclay-at a work session to both Cornmission Chairman ____.I III ~ _fa year,thechamberhopestooffercloseto4,OuoplantatosaUsfythe enthusiastic demand. (Hemld Photo by BW Vincent Jr,) . emPt)* it, it's going to %Tinkle. , -. __• * =~-r_ _;u 11. . f. j . ~. -Buy or construct a branch growth of Seminole County and facility in South Seminole county guvernment and the Other alternative listed in the County. realization that additional a~ !;~ the S acres at Fise Pothts Is a WM retitintly Wd 1,6W azalea plantii at cost to local resideuts. Next I --- -_ __ __ I t jUSti(C . Commerce's Business and Community Affairs Committee [lobby Nail of Houston grand-slam bid, Roger house free for office space. the cour(ho' into compkx - - successful nuisance bids of all sure of six you need three to time when playing for North one odds in your favor to . Z_- _________________________________ ____________ a library, library offi ces and What appears to be the 111051 branch facilities for the \cisender report include Int space for a facility in viable of Neiswender's alter- Supervisor of Elections, -Construction of a new Soo th Seminole. natives is construction of a ne 1ropert) Appraiser and Tax building at the present cour administration building at Coflee or." thouse slit Ne is ender and the board ioun osned land north of ill meet soon-perhaps -'= Thcansweristhatifvouare 11 - -_ . r'• Jttj &%~ L6S."-ir . nativus to relieve overcrowding at the courthouse in Sanford. L - - tIfllflOii ile . Development - 4 - - . ... .6 - A second alternative suggested for con struction on the 85 acres at Five Points is a lustice complex and or a lail This alternave, the report says, would leave the court - - - % charge'of resisting Sgt. F,ter -Addition of a third floor to stated, says branch offices may ln.il4-paedetailedrepou to - -V - -• know shat your chance fc'r success should be to warrant a made one of the most - - .. - An Arizona reader wants to other aris Go to the mirror going to stretch and if to and see shat you are doing and stretch it too often it's going - and doubled (4)tntng leid -- 7 6 = _' - . I I ¼ pair of without violence to his person in ti 1h FI)PRIIKETT Herald Staff Writer ~W_jt~_r 4 a ~ _-_ .r — 4 - •• __________________________________ -- - Almost ail experts have a way to hindle Blackwood in. ound the eye, cheekbones and it full, it's 1 AISXM~~ ; _ lr_ ._V7-M-:: ___ C__ British arrived at the heart grand !Iarn, and to add insult to injury Bobby's partner ''ii at i. diamond Pais You can also do facia! - - U- ___ ____ to double him at his real the reason the mal as best it size of the muscles in the face. You can do thi s by facial ng the jaw •i - .__ - '--2 4 s pade b id. Pass 2v - _;_: c,1/ip/!r 444-- I hase been plasing that same em v.i th 1the r conc uding that hic spade ids the •• Courthouse Space Solut'il ons L'i*s te _ - -_- - - - I. - - __~ - AQ9 Q4 A6 exercises to help maintain the DEAR 111"ADER - One of the hazards of obesity is -- " 10 A AJ8752 SOUTH is 10 ,A_~) ,~ .I r. - %iTinkles at this age or Is it too by Al Vermeer .-- 42 " , 73 £Q94 special type of diet or sorr.e gradually shrink back to nor___________________ VIIADW! MY LUCKY DAY' - After having this extra weight fnr a year and being 44 ___ . 43 W est North Past Soath - ) . 46 44- ~ terference. The Jacobv method ic to double the in terference bid to show no aces pa ss to show one ace and bid to show more t ha n one ace P011 L ( PRISCILLA'S POP ---_ feet4 and now weigh 150 to 155 - I -- I -. !-1 LUCKY I 'LL WALK N MY SLEEP -~ ) j ff_rt!__. ~_ _____ -I .1 411, I - ( r1 K 103 EAST Lamb gained 15to2Opoundsaboem) usual weight I never have been normalform) height lam 5- 'ELL,M.V'BE I , '1 4` 7 ~ ..V O~ ' ,7 Zs . ~ 0 - _.. _- ) ~.a __ J I £ ________________________ L - 12 #KJ10952 - I 1 - (M , 1-i I ('T Ii- (N%% U I) and JA\ILS LU 08 • ."~ - ') > tL _)`~ I W _i , M e 11K*`% BRIDGE AT in the county court case, Foster !!d 'h2t the efflers h. 3 n. iuemix.-u to responded toadisturbance call intervene in the assault upon at the Cavalier and "gathere't ____________________________ - -, .!kf/ _________________________________________ — - -• 61 _____ ( SMILE' i' 17-92. Sa nford. bif" Possibie Alternatives Listed . ;,.. " - -- "A_—-1 1. _ ' WIN -V. ~11 P EEL LITTLE 1 JUST ft 57 - l_______________ - V_X .f.J_VV_ .1 - assaulted him with T,*A6. 1_ . _____________ 111&. never tried to exploit before ., _______________ 56 , • LAST FOREVER' ________________ &Hcimdohl Stoffel - Cox in our handi" and placc(i which Cox struck Lt Richard him In a pctrol car auxiliary policeman claiming abrasions about his wrists, neck him at Sanford City Jail before and loist time from work, in. handcuffs. cutting and bruising Nooney and the officer s Foster denied hitting Cox but expenses and he was assaulted L the officers and face and that his shirt was he was arrested with on CiWU4 his wrists In a sorr statement b State struggled Cox and said he placed nun chakus a year ago at a motel lounge. torn. misdemeanor charges of 'as unlawfully de prived ice on restrained him, placed him tty. Abbott Nun chakus are a device of A I ferring's of f arourxi Cox' neck "to cut off hLs Lester M. Cox, in the lawsuit Cox has asked for a jury trial assau.1t and battery on Clarence freedom by the officers. oriental origin made up of two March 21, 1975,.Sgt. Foster said u rider arrest and took him t air." lie said the device was filed b) Altamonte Springs in the ciil action assigned to Rumne) and Sgt Foster (ox claims the officers ooden sticks connected by a he ob6ered Cox bodily carry P0u1Ce station remoedwhen the prisonar was attorney J. Michael Mathews, Circuit Judge Kenneth Leffler The civil action states that illegally assaulted him with iengti,(if nexibie matertal. Ruinnev otit thie door n,' I tfl(In sworn testiniony taken in the patrol cir. lord, three poikenien and an bruises, 55 54 by IIL also claims that I(cid n ~ -_ -- ..z lounge at Cavalier Motel, US. May l, 19Th by Co' attorney on July 25, 1975. Cox was ad. (i M IC - . TAW I I r • not authorized b any known of assault and battery on Police or state reg u lat i ons," Rumnev and acquitted ii Judgt. WdL1ice Hail 'nie iawswt ;,!le~es that C sick ,Sorc and disabled " 0 County Court files show th counts on July 25, 1975 in a non. assaultedand battered him "by Cour t the use of nun chakuq a d't The lawsuit alleges the of. court arainst the City of San- lan that lie suffered cuts, ficers arrested Cox without an . u t —' BUGS BUNNY -1 : ss $5,000 damages, arrest on March M, 1975 by Lt. Richard oone), Sgt Wt°Lr.. A 33-enr.old Sinford are-a Foster,Patro1inan(nrdunIt.iJ man has filed suit in circuit and auxiliary of ricer James Wy- provided you um your fine mind talent& I alleges that as a result of h Heraldstaf I Writer hIRrtt iSent 23-Oct 231 could rove rofitable thk . __ r es -.4 11'tLS (Feb 2OMarth achieve your ends Is through ____________ - 0 Your best aphroacl tO(1l) to 35 36 37 - .. . . - - Lounge Incident Cited ~ that are a departure from your Work or services that you normal routine Steer clear of perform well today should yi e ld a larger return than umml. put VIRGO (Aug. 23,iept. 22) your heart In your tasks, 29 30 — _____1 I - I YJ I - - Z, , _ same Iiina aiterwi Something mutually profitable be happiest toda) doing things ._~6,-_ i_Z ,~_. ___________ I LEO I July 23-Aug. 22) You'll may result. 22 1 23'24 I - Sanford Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents _~ — There should be advantageous 19) Share as much time as uses for those bright ideas you possible today with persorLq get today relating to your work with whom you luive stront 1 or career. Don't forget them emo'.ional bonds. The ex. : over the weekend. should prove CANCER (June 21-July 22) periences rewarding. . itions for pe AQUARIUS (Jan. 2Feb. l9 :swn are still very s a good day tf) get together favorable for you today. svith 50ctes who are )OW t e""O po,nt — 68th Year, No. 175-Sunday. March 14, 1976 •, .- - 900a veitiim Fresh contacts at this time cc Wdla'crprovevaluable CAPRI CORN (Dec j GFMINI (May 21-June - 28 ___ To cxplcclitc a raitter of !m- SAGITTARIUS 49 Mthstrr 27 Frribellish ____________ JE Zer pOSlU%el} 51 EX-sola er (coil I l ) \ STR I KE __ ~j 1% ki'll hesitant to talk shop. TAURUS (April 20-May &I , T I-, - -- - Surprisingly, the larger issue is today, the better you should be able to cope. o:) on major targets. Play to wjjt 48 — — SCORPIO (Od. 24-Nov. 22) 47 Sciruiin,ze 7 8 9 10 11 1 converse with socially today could be in the position to do ou a favor businesswlse. Don't be porthtodayyothmay have ta 2l)Dwf(r*LnvIta use some bold, imaginative today where you might have the measures Think carefully. Act opportunity to meet new People 26 Tapeworm (VAI I . 1 11 Z..- - ; :I r I .", i,,A;Utt* w PF".1-- I- - ilblo form) 22 Capital of routine) 1 lii ((4j'q/ SAID OUR CAFETERiA 1_~ ,- 'I 42 Dispatches 24 Useless byLarry Lwi HiVES TO RECOMM END JCH'i) NOR T' LIJ 36 43 Mer chandise 44 Open 46 Staple food f to capitalize on the advantages ___ 0 11 ARIES (March 21-Apil 19) -,r-.. 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I . ~ . _4 I -.-- - - V _. rAe Ati "'_-_ ~_.. \ ., - AN . -I ._---, .-" , ,~j - Bodies Of Mine Victims May Not Be Recovered Soon Beef Supplies Building Up _ r an;1 ftt: ;rt. are building up their inventories of grain-fed cattle, meaning consumers will see more choice and primegrade cuts of beef In the grocery store, the government says. The Agriculture Department said Friday that as of March 1, 8,121,000 cattle were being fed for slaughter in seven key states. That was a gain of 48 per cent from 5,48l,X a year earlier. The sec ates uroduc ahoit 70 '-'s grain-fed beef. Although the new report did not include price forecasts, department projections indicate producers can expect some rfuvry to cattle prices this spring after markets slumped in the winter. Nixon 's Ghost Shadows Ford CHICAGO (AP) - The political ghost of Richard Nixon continues to shadow a campaigningPresident Ford, but Ford Is trying to make the best of it. In a high-sctmol gymnasium in Buffalo Grove, Ill., a student questioner drew cheers Friday night by asking Ford how as the protector of justice, he could have par. doned Nixon for crimes real or alleged about which the public had no full explanation. Ford drew louder cheers by responding,"! made the conscious decision to l'an&e this the way I did for the good of the country —not for Mr. Nixon's good ... and I'm glad that I did it." Companies Admit Payoffs WASHINGTON (AP) - Three more major American companies, including the giant International Telephone and Telegraph Corp., say they were involved in making Payoffs to officials and customers in foreign countries. The three finns, ITT, General The and Rubber Co. and Westin2jicutj, torn 1d intprni Irnvf -. - __ . . were made as a result of the disclosure of foreign bribes paid by other large American firms and as a result of probes by the Securities and Exchange Commission, A fourth firm, Universal Oil Products Co., reported Thursday it had made $290,000 in questionable overseas payments since 1970. r, as vnn5a.awia - - Supplies Await Decisions W ASHINGTON (AP) - Almost limitless supplies of renewable energy are lying around on the earth 's surfa ce waiting for the political decisions needed to de ve lop them, ex perts say. Organic matter from plants, trees and wastes store the energy of sunlight . This energy can become useful forms of fuel, heat and electricity through biocorwerslon If there is commitmen t todo so, the experts said Friday. Several hundred persons representing science, )verrunent and pri vate industry attending a three-day conference on biocon verslon heard reports on a worldwide need to develop biologica l sources of energy. Talk Wins Calloway Case WASHINGTON (AP) - Howard "Bo" Ca llaway, P'-csa F,id'3 campaign cnief, won pe rmission to ex pa nd his Colorado ski resort on government land af te r personally arguing his case bef ore Agriculture Department officials last summer in his Pen ta gon office. The appr oval reversed a previous U. Forest Service recommendation. J. PhiUip Campbell, retired 'indernecretary of agriculture, said Friday night that Callaway requested the meeting to present his case hr expanding the Crested Butte resor t in western Colora do near Aspen. Illegal Contributions Charged WASHINGTON (AP) - For the second time, the federal government Is accusing for mer Gull Oil Corp. lobbyist Claude C. Wild Jr. of approving illegal pa yments of company funds to politica l Candidates. A federal grand jury indicted Wild on Friday on felony charges that he "did willfull y and un la wfully consent" to contributing 15,000 to the 1974 campa igfl of Sen. Daniel K. Inouye, 1)-Hawaii, and $2,500 to the 1972 ca mpaign of Sen. Sam Nunn, 1)-Ga. The charges carry a maximum pe nalty of two years in prison and a 110.000 fine for cons ict ion on each count N ~_ J - ~, ^_.- ~. ,*,*,-~,w I I -. 4-Es - NEW YORK (AP) —Business has turned brisk in some of the major retail chain and departzrent stores across the country. The surge to buying this year, which was reflected in the profit s'atements of three big companc. arid government statistics this past week, follows a rise in employment and an easing of Infla tion as the nation necovered from the recession in the last half of 1975 In February, retail sales nationwide rose 12 per ce,tt (rum u year ago, the Commerce Denartmenj saId. Ewnngllesuld Sunday. March 14, 1976--Vol. 68 No. 175 Published D4l and Sunday. .*c4pt Saturday Chrtm by Th -..."---. - YOUTH BASEBALL SEASON OPENS ________ IN School Frincti Ave rA _ww-_ , WI ' ? I - ~! I '. t AI.TA.MONTE SPRINGS - spread out as It is. will continue to withhold 17,000 Acquiring some method of "There is definitely a need. in delay damages, $2,200 owed public transportation for But, this need cannot be met by another firm for completi ng the citizens - particularly senior buses running up and down SR. project and $16,000 for a pump citizens and young people - In 436 to Orlando. People are not station ge nerator which has not this community is not a closed going to drive or walk to 436 to been delivered. issue, yet, said Mayor Norman take a bus to the Altamonte Commissioners also apF Io)d today. Mail," he said. prnv a payment at 98,953 to nut, Itoytl said, he and the FlDyd sa id he c'n see why the Tuttle-White Construction ana city commission could not present system does not have Lee Construction, for work on "jump up and get two buses," sufficient ridership. "They the $11.5 m1llF.,n project of turned down by county corn- have to get the buses to the expanding the 1.2 million gallon niissloners this week, on two people," he said. 'People are daily capacity Kell er Road days notice. not going to walk six or seven sewer plant into a 7.5 million Saving the county corn- block s to get a bus, probably gallon daily capacity regio l na missioners had be en "flopping two blocks would be the system. around" about the Issue for two maximum." Floyd said he and other ofpars, Floyd said Altamonte In other business, Floyd said (trials wilt be In Ta llahassee was given only two days to the city and Associated Monday attempti ng to "cut red make a decisi on on w hether to Building and Contracting Co., tape" holdi ng up state money finance the service. general contractors of the $1.2 for the project'There are other ways to do it million North.side sewer distr ict Callin, the hold-up "normal 91 - peovide public transportation installation of sewer lines, have bu reaucracy at work," Floyd - if we deci de it Is feasible, come to an agreement on the said he does not expect an flre are other forms," he amount the city still owes the problem. said, firm. City Attorney Joseph Davis The mayor said public The project area is north of reported that the circuit court transportation is very im- SR 436 and east of Interstate 4. may (lIsrnlss city charges portant in an area such as the The amount agreed u pon is against Mrs. Jean Bechtold of City of Altamonte that Is as $64,217. Of this amount the city Spring Oaks for allegedly violating the city's occupa tion license and zoning ordinances by operating a baby sitting service In the residential area. Davis sala the city or- pute I 'I . iii 4 clinances are vague. said the Iccn4 k ,i,l a the city's hand for the tinie p PENSACOLA ( AP)—.State univtrsities should re.cpond to money problems by fl unking out more students and not by limiting enrollments , Rep. Grover Robinson, 1)-Pensacola, says. "Open access to our universities in important, but I don't th ink we owe any obligation to a student to kee p him in school unless he meets competitive academic stanLirds," Robinson sa id in a civic club speech Friday. Th e Board of Regents has proposed a 10 per cent reduction in state university enrollments, but Gov. Reubin Askew said that won't be necessary if the legislature adopts his state university budget recommen da tions. Ethics Panel Weakened TALLAhASSEE AP—The ability of th e E thics Commission to discipline officiaLc Fr m!sconduct ha be en seriously weake ned by Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin's opi ni on th at it cannot recommend temporary suspensions, Chairman E. Harris Drew says. "We're left now in a rat he r intolerable position," Drew aid 1'rida "The idea se can't impose a suspension ixses a real problem in the work of th is commission." Thepa nel recommended recently that Gov. Reubin Askew suspend Homer B. Sikes Jr. for 90 days. Sikes subsequently resigned Th ursday as a Putnam County comrnmissioner. _____ Speed Limit Challenged FORT LAUI)ERDALE Al' i--If you receive a speed i ng violation for exceeding th e 55-mile-an-hour speed limit, at least on an interstate highway in Florida, th ere's a good chance you can beat th e case. While highway patrolmen continue to Issue citations to motorists driving over 55 mph, some court officials say the limit is Invalid. Th e issue came to a head last month when attorney Leonard Robbins of North Miami Beach, cited for doing 70 m.p.h., won a legal battle over th e speed limit on interstate highways. I MIAMI (Al') - Two doctors, one a psychiatrist and the other a cardiologist, have been named by a fed eral judge to de termine if former state Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley is able to stand trial. Dr. Ralph l.azzara, chief of ci'rdiology at Miami's Veterans Admiminjstratjon hospital, and Dr. Albert Jaslow, a private psychiatrist, were given t he task Friday by .Judge William 0. Mehrtens. O'Malley, facing c ha rges of extortion, mail fra ud and lrn-!tx evasion, was to have gune on trial March In Mehrtens' court. _____ I-IEARINQ -. 1 '" .- -. tU ?4-THF.EAR • upgrarie 5fpj 1 I,' Discrimination Claimed ______ _______ ______ 4-I N .61-fil______ ________ _______________ k4ond Class Posl* Paid at Sanford. Florida 32771 '-1 rne DIh.tffy. 53 Mjtt' 3 6 'lt't, $Ia O 5?! 4 8. Mni In Ftjia an'eas rne deI,vtty. API other ma Mtr, fl7O. 6 MOMP's. Si, 17 ,Onth; 57 t __ ____ m " - __ _____ __ ___ of 13 18Ricl.tid Gregor~- William, g F 590 Vjmcjn St., Virgil Odell Gilley, 20, of 1820 Longwood, is accused of 'I Se11t> -4)1W i!t'femolants art' Mulberry Ave., Sanford, is burglary of an auto and at. docketed for trials this week charged with burgla ry of a beer tempted grand larceny of a before Circuit Court Judge garden and possession of citizens hand radio at an Robert B. M(;regor at Sanford burglary tools. Altamonte Springs apartment in cases ranging from forgery Wiliam Scott Thornburgh, complex. arid burglary to illegal drugs, 67, of 21 S. Cortez, Winter Dennis John Lewis, 26, of 500 larceny and child molesting. Springs, is scheduled for trial Queens Mirror Circle, Paul I.. Rougeux, 24 9 on two charges of lewd assault Casselberry, is charged with Maitland, faces three counts of on a child in it case involving possession of controlled subforgery and three counts of fondling of two 10-year-old stance—hashish, uttering a forgery , girls. Keith Lee Sclieuring, 18, of James Steven Kerr, 21, of Sanford McNamara, Luther Judson Route Two, Is charged Pendleton Drive. Forest City, is si, of Orlando, Is accused of with leaving the scene of an accused of burglarizing a Coca- carrying a concealed firearm, accident with personal injury. Cola Co. office and the grand Emrnitt M. Fierro, Marie Jones Francis, 69, of , of larceny of a pocket calculator, 621 i. Sixth St., Sanford, is Orlando, and Nathaniel Charles video tape recorder, typewriter accused of leaving the scene of iliomnas, 37, of Maitland, lace and other items. trial on charges of grand taran accident, Raleigh U. Akins, 32, of Arlene Vallee, 34, of 101 ceny, nttelnptLd grand larceny, --Orlando. Is charged with grand Temple Drive, Longood, is -'v" larce ny of two televisions and U accused of grar.'J larceny el fiiear,. ii. Coiniinssion of a to a money, teren belonging felon)' in connection with an i 'asselbern rcoidt'mit in Sept SR-126, incident Jan. 19 in Fern ['ark in Richard Milith, 8, 1974. Ovjecio, (aces trial on charges which an air conditioring unit Listed as a state witness in hatter)'. resisting an officer was stolen from a construction the case is Calvin Yates, ad- without violence and resisting site and shots were fired at a mUted member of a multi- an officer with violence to his man who tried to stop the theft. county "steal-to-order" theft person in connection with a Booker T. Washington, 49, of and burglary ring that Sheriff's Jan. 17 melee at Club 436, 106 Bethune Circle, Sanford, is agents broke up last August 1\ltarnonte Springs. charged with aggravated ______ __________________ "•-" :"""" -' .. . ourt Tna Is C - battcry anti aggravated aw.iult burglar) Itouls, Larr)i;.- g ii receivin withakiufe upon his concealed firearm t.IULVII iji.j its uii u ' PC C. Washington. stolen property and Possession player stolen from Lake Mary Minder Lee Ponder, 46, of 215 of a firearm by a convicted residents. Tuskegee St.. Sanford, is ac- felon. Delores Butts, 26, of 1320 cused of carrying a concealed Robbin Ann Campbell, 22, Williams Ave., Sanford, is firearm. Richard Faanklin Nelson. . cd of aggravated assault David Lee Kimes, 26, of and Mildred Ellen Redman, 46, and aggravated batter)' with a Orlando is scheduled for trial on all of 453 Pendleton Drive, knife upon Alfreda Addion, 34, charges of possession of Forest City, are accused of of Sanford. a . . W_T . -__ . S _ *- A.L!-- ~__.E, - - - FANTASTIC BUYS I-'. .Trees 995 95 Trees 3 5 I I'l .,.,I'- Trees i SOME TREES NOW BEARING FRUIT ALL SHOULD BEAR FIRST YEAR LEMON TANGERINE - BEARRES PONDOROSA "" .MYERS Hearst Trial Expected GRAPEFRUIT DANCEY • ROBINSON •$ MURCOTT Marsh White Seedless Marsh Red Seedless • Marsh Pink Seedless : Ii ____ ____ - - __ ::: .T: ': :: -- ___ To Finish In 7 Days SAN FRANCISCO iA1' With Patricia Hearst slowly recovering from a bout with flu, the judge in her trial for bank rubbery has moved ahead on procedural matters aimed at making the trial's eighth week its last When Carter, who has cornplained that the trial has lasted too long, asked defense attorney F. Lee Bailey how much time he would need, Bailey smiled and said, "Only twice in my life have I gone beyond 55 minutes." court sessions Thursday .'nd Friday. If she Is still sick Monday, Bailey indicated he might suggrst getting the trial under way again without her. "This trial has to come to an end sometime," he said "It's !ong overdue," U.S. Dist. Judge Oliver J. The 65-year-old judge sighed Carter reaffirmed Friday his wistfully and c-racked, "Mr. , ••• Irltt.'flUou to wrap up uit' case t)ilhIL') you ye aireauy IO'JcflC(l within seven days and send it to a sympathetic spot in my heart," the jury. With the sequestered jurors Carter's timetable, depen:iven the day off and the ailing dent on Miss Hearst's recovery, Miss Hearst recuperating in her calls For the closing arguments Jail cell. Carter kept opposing by Friday at the latest. He has attorneys in court all day to Iron said the government plans annul instructions he will give to other full day of rebuttal, and the jury when it begins the defense will have a day to deliberation, day and a half of rebuttal, Carter, who once predicted The gosernment has sought the trial would last three to four in .hnu' Miv.c 11 ipiril necks, noted the trial has vert to terrorism and Lok part already consumed seven weeks in the robbery of a hlibernia and warned he would not allow Bank Iranch in 1974 willingly. protracted closing statements. H er attorneys contend she participated because she feared for "As my father used to say. souls are saved alter the first 20 her life. minutes," the judge said. Miss Hearst was reported feeling better Friday "but still lie then allotted each side 3' hours for closing arguments feels terrible," said defense atand suggested that when the torney Al Johnson. testimons is completed "Oil UP 'Ihe 22 sear old newspaper '.ow' pipes, gentlemen, and heiress fell ill Thursday. She no have at it." longer has a fever, he said, bu t stillcoughsagreatdealandhas lie announced that he would reserve one entire day for dos- -aches and rains all over her ,._ .1.... . ._ ing argumcnts "We'll start at 9am. and run until 5 p.m., or 6. or 7 if we have to." ('ourt normally is held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. U.S. Atty. James I., Browning Jr. said he would need at least three hours to outline the uvcrmuncnts CL5e to the jury - __ _____ ________ _ ______ I - TALI.MIAsSEI-: (Al') —!ilachs cannot allow gains to make th em complacent because discrimination still exists, say speakers at predominanantly black Florida A&M U ni versity's Founders Dey. "We as black politicians must be political crusaders agitating for highly Intensive political activity," Georgia Rep. David Scott of Atlanta said Fri da y. Political po wer Is our only lever and if we employ th ti lever with creativity, hard work and judgment, we can use it to help achieve many f ar-reaching economic changes for our black people and for America," be sa id. SOMETIMES YOU NEED A HELPING HAND - -• ! -. d - - -T • - hearst's Miss illness prompted the cancellation of ,---- • - - "' . - Av-loev Awl'" - - '7-: -- -_ . I f - L ; ______ I ~ oft ,-;~ - -' .4 Reason 5. If the IRS should call you in üt 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 prepared. H&R BLOCK: THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD 309 E. 1st si. Ph. 3224771 LONG WOOD 150 Sanlr.ndn Springs Dr. Ph. h31461 Open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. We.kdsys; i-S Sat. 8 Sun. OPEN TONIGHT—NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Other Area Office In Oviedo 33.6737 •'t - I "; ' - Henry Block has 7 reasons why you 3hOUld come to us r income tax help. .r"7 rA.çt_4 -'!' ' --' - 1,i_ - - .,, k. ;-;i' :i T/" .11 I IL - lif '! - I . . -• SI i v ________ 0., 1u th rnd5 and the arrest Judge Names Doctors ~ - ______ ew to .9 II nn . *a, --Defend....t . 21 eT F0r Circui1 - g __' TALL.AIIASSEF: A1 i—House Growth and E';ner Chairman Hyatt Brown sa ys consumers can save $10,000 for every $1 he spends on ex pert wi tn esses to support his plan to reduce electric rates. Brown, D-Daytona Beach, said he has invited professors Jay Livingstone of Georgia Tech and David Ewert of Georgia State University to testify to two coimnittees Wednesday on his bill mandating a $60.3million decrease In electric rates. Br own said he is paying for th e witnesses out of his committee's budget. lie said the $6,000 cost is a good deal because Llvingstone and Ewert are charging one-third the fee t hey charge to represent private companies. Flunking Of Students Urged ar I M edicare Subscribers Claimed ',i Eli U)U l( NE A I' -Researchers at Florid.i In.stitute of Technology say th ey have taken a major ste p toward finding a vaccine for syphilis by discovering a way to grow the organism in a test tube. However, scientists at the Natior.al Cent er for Disease Control in Atlan ta sa y th ey have been unable to duplicate th e Fl or ida group's claimed breakthrough arid will send its own researcher to FIT later this mon th to furt he r study the work. Dr. Ronald If. Jones, director of th e FIT research team, said Friday that th e group's su ccess in growing syphilis in a test tube wi ll allow scientists to study th e veneral disease away from a living animal for th e first time. Experts Costs Defended 8 P ead N Contes t Gam in aCh pi - Molesting , - DISCO\'ER Child ~-J_lz~*- _____________ .. - ,~~~ ,~ ___ Lon \ New Bid After Grants ' Price Warning ii college boards of trustees, a state panel says. The Florida Public Post-Secondary Educa ti on Finance Coiuuittee said in a report released Friday that all th ree ty*s of schools are making pioneering efforts, but fragmentation of control allows competition and unnecessary duplication. 'l'-'''mmnittee was hcacjei hv "tj - f,,. • Ralph Turlington nd included Senate Education Chairman Philip Lewis, 1)-West Palm Beach, Board of Regents member Marshall Harris and former Senate President Jerry Thomas. Vaccine Progress - :--- Include Forgery, Drugs, .- - on I",,l'w Suggested FA I .I.Al1 ASSEE i A P p --Voca t inna I and adult tril ining ui public schools, CoiiiIiiUiuty colleges arI(I vocational schools should be controlled by community ' B} AUDlE!fliRpIly with burglary and carrying a 39, told deputies Friday th at her Herald Staff Writer concealed weapon, and sub- residen ce on Lazy Acres Lane being, but in appeal will sequently was booked Into the had been entered during the probably be filed Friday apparently was not a regardless of Seminole Count)' Jail in lieu of day. She said the burglars took which way the cciirt rules. good day for drivers of "We Water Southern Bell Telephone and bond totalling $5,500. items valued at $680, including did not tell the attorney to drop Burglary net $680 Telegraph Co. vehicles. Police a coin collection, a television the case," Floyd said. (Continued From Page 1-A) reports indicate that two utility In Sheriff's Department set, a gold necklace, a sil ver The charges are still pe nding trucks owned by that company activities, Virginia I. Finlay, beacelet, and other jewelry in city court, he said. mayor said the city requested were involved in separate ntr,,t upu accidents in Sanford. order to complete applications In one Arrested for Throssing Hocks accident, a Southern Also in Sanford, lLrnard for federal funding to expand Bell (Iriver was charged with gwood s and update Lake Mary's water failure to use due care after Holt, 21, 901 Sanford Avenue, was arrested early Saturday system. striking a pe&astrian, and in the after William Even if Lake Mary officials other accident, a utility truck Ilassonpatrolman was told that Holt had approve the water purchase ircurred $350 worth of damage thrown a rock through the l.ONG WOOD-- The city repair city streets frclii Sanford it will be at least a aft it collided with anoth after According to the record, er window of the Gaines Boutique, council has called for new bids Councilman J. It. Grant year before the water starts rehjle. In the latter incident, •' conhowever, Fisher's estimate Ninth St. and Sanford Ave. on a tar pot - a piece the automobile driver WIS flo%ing. of tended the "city was fixing to previously had been that the Ilult reportedly as lored equipment used to mix tar to get taken." charged. equipment would cost 11,8Th The contract calls for Lake Two bids were received For plus Police reports Indiczte that freight of Mary to pay Sanford 37 cents the equipment including an low bid w $1about $0. The utility truck driver Gary Stake, per thousand gallons of water. 28, l than the apparent low bid from 11. F. estimate. was charged after his truck Sanford officials notified struck Etla M. Hayes, 88, at the Macon Equipment Corp. for Lake Mar)' if the contract is not Intersection of First Street and Fisher said Thursday he is $2,124. executed by Monday the offer Sanford Avenue, around 5:20 To While Cnunt"j!ma "~ntruiing to i&ui iiIu prices bl n Gerard will be withdrawn. Althotwh p mn Cornell and Parker Anderson for the equipment and Found Sorenson believed he had (Continued From Page l-A moved to refer the bids to one tar pot advertised this week un a charge of carrying a Mrs. Hayes reportedly was already been authorized by the .;truck while in the crosswalk by cealed firearzm,, but defense Public Works Director Ralph for a somewhat lesser amount. city council to execute the the utility truck, which lie said, however, on further The 16 men had been attorney CJ. Cullom" has asked Fisher for evaluation contract he said Friday city making a left turn from First scheduled for jury trials in for a continuance in the authority to purchase the better investigation he found that the attorney Gary Massey told him Street onto Sanford Avenuc. Count)' Court on the wagering The firearm charge stems of the two bidded items, Grant "pot" advertised did not in. this authorization had never Mrs. Hayes, of Beam Towers, charges this week. from a Nov. 1 ri.. by sheriff's insisted the bid was above dude the extras available on been given, ftiC statewide grand jury agents on an Altamonte Springs estimates given the board by the bldtkd ones. reportedly suffered a possible also Councilman Bert Perinchief broken hip In the accident, but indicted two men on felon)- aportimient in which alleged Fisher several weeks ago. ______ ____________ is in Atlantic City attending a on Saturday, a Seminole bookmaking and maintainl.ig a bookmaking records and apGrant said Fisher had professional conference. Memorial hospital spokesman gambling house charges. paratus were seized along with estimated the tar pot would cost Sorenson said Bacon earlier in said she was in good condition Luther Judson McNamara, lists of bettois who used th e $1,600 to $1,800 and the high bid thedayhadagrecdtoattend and undergoing surgery 53, of Orlando, and Jack telephoned sports betting of $2,495 from Highway iARRI1EALIYE E ST meeting, but when telephone 1 The other accident Friday Crenshaw, 38, formerly of operation. Equipment and Supply Co. was L ~~~ SUNIN calls were made to his home that Involved a truck owned by Orlando but now listed as a Las The raid resulted after far above that amount. officials were told Bacon was in Southern Bell occurred around Vegas, Nevada, resident, face wiretaps ordered by State Orlando with a fraternal gr1,up noon at 20th Street and Park trial in circuit court on the Supreme Court Chief CLIP AND SAVE mmmm mmmm Justice F Persons at Mrs. Lash's Avenue, according to reports. felony indictments, James C, Adkins that furnished I business oflic said Mrs. Lash McNamara is scheduled for the basis for In that incident, patrolman an affidavit for a ' was at the co ur thouse pur- D.H. Whitmire charg trial in circuit cour t this week search warrant ed Bessie . I A1"lE N lION ! - I chasing license plates, Terry Preston Smith, 1300 W. Eighth I said. Street with violation of the The city has received ap- right-of-way after her 1965 Ford ~ I— I proval from the U.S. Farmer's struck the truck. The report 0 I , ~_, Home Administration for a indicated the truck was being BICENTENNIAL $354,000 loan to provide better driven by Elbert David Max___ __ , ' ' water pressure, expand water well, 110 Valencia Drive. u' .serslce, increase water main i('dlC Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of... I The automobile reportedly '-.--uur-- size and provide a flu hydrant incurred $450 In damages. I system. The upgrading Is also •BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS,. to provide I nc reased preIsure Smokey Say:: r for Imr€fi,jatirg purposes. .OxYGEN • COMMODES Sorenson said the federal ______________ agency approved the concept of [BURN9U L'vtE z •HOSPITRL BEDS ^ .4 • PATIE41 LIFTERS o the city running a line to con. ISA %t4GEusj ect wi th the Sanford system at W}1FELCUDo 1l;h the: •.n.n HA9IT / • øiIfI EQUIPMENT 0 0 -U'.r thai. i-'M As Prescribed by Your Physician pending 1130.000 ti, I .ke Mar,'3 own plant. X _________ ___________ I HEA9(NG Al D ,' Obtain these services under Medicare I In recent weeks Bacon, PCT P'OP4E? flACK GUARANTEE I derring to Sarlord as 'Big I 7 I Irother," has contended the I We Bill Medicare For You I!X I CALL DAY lty should look towards liiiI 3. I roving its own facilities, InFOR APPONTMFNT 8 34 8776 tmr this is a better long- I 17'* ,_ -~, __________________ rii. _______________ _______________ I mnge iiution. Mrs Lash has ,I'- AlprI Id that she has not been I rovldeil with sufficient Teniq away I flailed informa tion to vote on daatr. áHi C. ,o,, sOn __ __ MEDICARE SUPPLY CO. ___________________________ lead ,g:,, I foreii fits! __ Ill East Kentucky Ave,, DeLand, Fla. I lumsommmift maw CLI P AND SAVE - In D d Public Trans portation 2 Telephone Trucks In Accidents Lake Mary I - Oil-Producing Firm Training Control MONDAY. MARCH 15 Fish Scalloped Potatoes Mixed Garden Vegetables Juice Bar Roll, Milk, Butter TUF.SDAY, MARCH 16 Spaghetti w-m?at Tossed Green salad eeO Peas "'--- __ , - Altamonte Still Seeks had applied for the sio,000 herald Stall Write r ('ETA Funded city planner post. They include former city WINTER SPRINGS - The councilman John Booth, Robert city council Is again reviewing Williams and Douglas F. Boag, applicants to replace City all of Winter Springs, and Planner Dianne L Kramer. Charles Strange and John C. "r -, both of Maitland. I Cirswell tapped last '..arxYrry'Pean't liars cek for the planning post, Funding for Mrs. Kramer, Roll, Milk. Butter be came the prime candidate for who was hired last Septem be r L:;juch( WEE)NESIM%', another pncitinn with th e to aid ir. the prepa ration cf the Franks county. city's comprehensive land use Fre nc h Fries; Taler Tots plan, was to ha ve expired June Winter Spri Th TIOI-S ngs Councilman 30 Mrs. Kramer, who is ex. Irwin Hunter. approved by the ('ole Slav ting a baby, first told the ('ount' Commission for the I'rune Spice Cake -itv council she would work $10,500 Comprehensive uniti Roll, Milk Butter but last week subEmployment and Training Act mittedMay, her fliUJDA' MAItCII 18 resignation, which iCETM position, la ter Oven Fried Chicken became effective F riday. rather than give up hisdeclined seat on hipped Potatoes Council is again expected to the city council. Hunter Green Beans been unemployed since Sep. consider a replacement w hen Dessert—Mrgc. Choice the subject comes up un der the tember. Roll, Milk, Butter mayor's office at next Monday FRIDAY, MARCh 19 Carswell, who was hired as night's meeting. 1Janburger on Bun m' city planner pendi ng CETA flaked Beans A workshop is scheduled at funding approval by the coun ty, Tossed Green Salad co nsequently moved up from 7:30 p.m. prior to the regular Dessert Mgrs. Choice his No. 2 spot as applicant for mee ti ng to discuss a personnel Milk. Butter the county job. The commission po licy ordinance. is sch ed uled to decide Tuesday whether to hire Carswe ll. As of Friday, live applicants Pedestrian, Car Struck is *r_ .,!~N 044.-- rorft Menu 11%, JANE Lake , Il may run UUT PANAMA CITY AP i—A complete American pull out of the wncld's largest oil j'roducing firm was Ori step lUvl Saturday following a conference noted for its cloak-anddagger exploits. At the end, the oil executi ves negoti ating for nationalization of th e Arabian American Oil Co. left as th ey had arrived - in secret. They were hustled Friday onto a fleet of corporate jets bo und for New York, California and Saudi Arabia, Ignoring newsmen who had camped out at th e local airport for seven days trying to get information on the meeti ng . Arabian Oil Minister Sheik Ahmed Yamani had huddled for five days of conferences beginning Sunday xi th officials of Ixxon. Texaco, Mobil and Standard Oil of California, XQIli -I- "Play Ball" was th e cry Saturday at th e Seminole Boys Baseba ll League field, where some 40 teams representing seven communities of Seminole County opened the 176 season, which will strr'ch over the next 10 weeks with games daily except Sund ay. Last year's all-star trophies were presented to the tune of Lyman High band and steps of th e Seminole High dance team. Herald Photo by Bill Vlncer*t (1 Jr.) SEMINOLE Applicants Eyes .-' ".mi 6* .;_~ !~~:__ $ ~r6Z.~'* , TTI ., ~"_%. -1- ft - - .r_ _~—.4 . ________ Winter Springs tI - , . ;- .. -•s. -- . .-X_-_%_"' ,S*W. -' - and I -, . AM ERI CA Retail Sales Rise Sharply A rivIer , caris k~e V-4w -_ P P4 1. ~ - r. teniporany entomb the latest 11 victims of explosions there. Another 15 men died there threc days earlier. Robert Barrett, chief adminlstrato- of the U.S. Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration, said he thought the mine would be scaled because it is "too risky to go back n there right now." Three of the most recent victims were killed In an explosion Friday while trying to find out the cause of a similar blast Tuesday. The other eight were trying to fix some of the damage. Officials were to meet today to decide when the txbes of the latest 11 victim can be recovered. mc FLORIDA IN BRIEF 11, !1!4 I!_- OVEN FOIU, Ky. AP) - Fvderal officials and the owners of the Scotia Coal Co. face a grim decision today whether to seal a southeast Kentucky coal mine and 11rhj. 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IF" isk 01 " \ 1. __ - ~. ___. - . - .3 - ---L- -- Sanford Office DeBary Office 3090 Orlando Dr. at Airport Blvd. U.S. 17-92 at Hihbank Rd. DeDar-y, Florida 3271 (305) 684148 Sanford, Flovida 32771 (205) 323-3710 ; �4A--EvnInq He(ald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, March H. 1976 Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. 1 W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE FEDERALLY GRADED HEAVY WESTERN AGED BEEF 9c MARCH 14-17 S-LB. BAG f, MONDAY PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY... Quantity Rights Reserved WINNOIXIF STORES INC COPYRIGHT - 1976 - - I USDA CHOICE BONELESS DELMONIC STEAKS FULL CUT SlIP ROUND STA L13. S BOM0101% - GROUND Fryer Breast e BEEF Quarter Beef Chuck (Fin,. for Biatliny) 1169 lye Steak jnd Chuck _ - - - V4, " Sip.rbrond Regular or Sto F1, to Fat Cc,nc,. Cheese Ucory Sup.rbto'id l.gular or SIC F., to.. Pot Cotta ge $139 ' CUP I CUP IJ —I-. -- IONEISS SEEP CUBE STEAK $ 89 USCHOICE LB. B.,f All Chch inclu ding 7 flon. Cmi., Sup.tbrond All Flavors cut e 87c Chuck Roast.. aurt e * o 3 cVIPs - SIiceJ Bacon 89c 1 7V S HID;Y Bacon R•ig.l 5n.0 11 5,.., Bon•(e Half 0.on P.rth or 9"_Brisket. . . B ee f Curl . All Vo.,,,.1 Bdcfi LB. 49c 39 Whole or Buts Po'i,o. ((7 22 t Avu Hiclor) Center Hom Slice H,ckory S.'cih.d ,' i' Smoked Ham 1-LB. 41 PKO . l2o' Lb. Fresk Pori Shoulder Boston Bun $1 39 IRice.. r - - 99C 99c , niijy - \ / 71C .((4# CORN $1 00 / CABBAGE - TASTE Or SEA WHIPPED TOPPING 00 2 :;; .ç\ %10 69 ONIONS •• FRENCH FRIED PARTY PIZZA _ — 39 LB. BAG S 15 89 HARVEST FRESH CARROTS I 0 S-CT. SIZE Fma. 4 % - "S 9 4) I p jjjj....3jjs $100 \II I')kFIl) l:y Hi: - Tea Bags • • • ) Frostings to so. to Tea Bags . deaner • • • 'Cle a ner HEAD £ SHOULDIRS LOTION •' IBCT FKG 14 3 95 c T 1D1fiu (00 CT - AL ABASTER PLASTIC iUMuLR ':;'- IZC 1,yOtlIrmnO.mn 49 c • • • • 24..PK PKG. Cl 80' 75c rUpurD $129 Maxi Pd Rhts Reserved Facial Tissues Dressing . . . • to Dressng Lipton Soup .. • . • • • •• PkG 943 280 CI. 79C )ó•oz. IITL POTATOES '1O LB S Afl -- BAG - SIZE N oodle with Broth 30-CT PtCr, $189 . I6ug 3'Sl HARVEST FRESH - • . hc'n. Thowtood l ioind N Quuniity • HARVEST FRESH IDAHO W.uhbon, Itol.nn )illy R,g,lor or ButlIr Flavor 89c - - -•-- "Our' CLING FREE SHEETS $1 30 CT. A. mol -t IHHfJJ, 17 Mini Pads . ppc,79c . . . New Ir,.dom SHEETS 12-PK. PKG 69c 1 0. .,ndo bo,, f/jfl/2 :_____,_w,! • CLING Pill tipso. • APPLES BAG 79 SHA (,i,1J11) V' I LI I 59C 2-LB. BAGS HARVE ST FRESH $109 HICC C LB. BAG POTATOES Pxa. $299 10 fIl A,,\ HARVEST FRESH YELLOW 9-01. SAtUTO 32.e. LU 1 DINNERS SUPERIRAND PK3S. 41 TAMPAX 29 40-CT. $ PKO. - WILKINSON CHROME DOUBLE EDGE 0 '-J — ruLlutrn DA7 D HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA GREEN ALL VARIETIES MEN AS CUT $1 " C WHOLE 99" as 49c IT'S LEMONS am ON — Am c. WINN.DIXII STORES, INC CCPiRIOHT — 1976 F 49c LB. C'c,ck,n Good English / - COFFEE CREAMER r 16 u $1OO C TH S. REGULAR OR SUPER • l TABLETS ': ULTIfA SAN SCENTED, • OZEN Muffins..... ; - 0 RED DELICIOUS / , -, "••'/ / ' I - USDA GRADE "A' FRE 591 PKG. THRIFTY MAID Ttt1 Mo,,) AQUA VELVA $123 UNSCENTED ON POWDER Sausage . . . . . ;: PEARS I -' 1ARVEST FRESH D'ANJOU 1 /.#a d 1t1 C 8 8 Sunnylond Ft.sh CrmuIJju' 1' $119 wberI SHORT CAKE I'llhpIll II' /- TABLET S ". /T? !\ ' !'J TOMATOES Cereal....,.:, 71c $100 - 36T FUDGE BAR '1. f,— WAFFLES - 12 ot, Cheese Gcul..0 unif Luujhu '•' ALKA-SLTZER PLUS fe-CT. $ 69 PK). 99c -i $109 C eese Kraft' hole C 1 IIeese. Stra t San Whole ' PRODUCE DRESS EL'S 1-21 $J69 12*t apped __ JUICE 10 SUPINPRAND So •cbrond Sliced, Ind..duully Wr _________ APPLE CANS 3 b I 3'II!1 2 Pears SUPERBRAND ii-'-• — 50091%rS Skim Line Sliced 69' Ham LoaL. .PIG SLICED PORK CHOPS . 99c W-D Stand Salami, Spiced Luna.,on, Olive Loaf, Pickfv & Pimento, a d Ctu..s. and I - Frun 6 THRIFTY MAID PULL ¼ LOIN SLICED INTO . . . 99c Dinner CHUNK OR WESTERN CORN FED •. Pork Roast PKG 99c Lorrio 3 .., $5 00 or mar,. SMOKED HAM . .. 99c .5- R "' and All Beef Reg,dat or Thic k Sliced PINEAPPLE SHANK PORTION Ham Steak l , :l (45. or Variety Pick cto icm, DiftP Ales 299 PG B1ogna -a a a 0 swill mo l ot -J& TWIN OR POPS - FRESH __ V - - ASTOR CRUSHED, ... to Chippe Meat. 1111 0 I W-D Brard *.pular. All 5•• rbot . — $149 LB. Dinner Franks - 79c C W 0 Brand Cor.,md ,,f I A1 S "I Pork Liver. Fish Fillet . . t-c-lif Fish Sticks 2 Box $129 SIRLOIN TIP - ROAST or 2 . 36 WE) grand Sliced Cook ed Picnic or W-O BONELESS BEEF ROUND kegular . Sliced CORNED BEEF LB. Cop,i)' Al . 0"o, 9 — PINTS "FOR ST. PATRICKS DAY KP4IEP ROUND I Smoked Hims. Turkey Roast BOX Ham • • o • • I-tB. I-LB 'wflt 7C c '• Sw,It F, ,5u'n Wh,' 5..,. t V 12-PK. PKG. 1°' . 6 p.m. -LB. 3 PKG. BONELESS ROAST S129 , STRAWBERRF 3-LB. IEF CHUCK CALIFORNIA Tit1 HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA 49 - THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY - SANFORD 1610 IDGEWATIR Di • OLARDO - (*IA$DO GOLDEN TRIANGU f?.0 Ccfl III SOUTH ROSLIKO • ORLANDO NI DORA 4 =11 I -'- P 9 P.M. 419 E. FIRST ST 26-61 DEUNEY ST • f HANDI-PAK PURE LEO QUARTERS OR - U W-D BRAND 1'411 JILGRADE "A FRESH - 9 a.m. (j__I__• W-D BRAND _--j..' , SATURDAY SUNDAY MARGARINE ORANGE, SEMINOLE, ,' OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, BREVARD, COLLIER AND VOLUSIA - - 9 a.m. SUPERRRAND 'TER I)Wt L,mt 1.1$30 o psi c.ui 471114F W"' -mom=" 1111111FA GOOD I ND SHINE I PRICES Sunday, March 1.,, 1976-5A NEW STORE HOURS DIXIE CRYSTALS SUGAR [11)IiL I I i(..)O ) I - DEL MONTE DEL MONTE TOMATO CATSUP JUICE 59c U.S. CHOICE FRESH WHOLE ON RUMP HALF ' -' IN! CRACKIN GOOD .. CRACKIN GOOD SALTINE SALTINES TOASTER PASTRIES CRACKERS Ii • LEG 0' LAMB LB. Lamb Lb Sirloin Chops . $22 CANS ,..' Lamb SJ'ouldip, Blade Chops • • F~A1~4 _ 'r 46-oz. $1 89 1.-r-p Pickles P'i.t-mr DII 3 79c Sc!It . . . 14 • , • 17 WO i .-.' •-)'m' J 1if, -L 0.... Dulling Frosting Mix . . '" 59 ! ammollsom 0 C -: ." FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. - .t';'' -•..--.' • ": , 010 -- �- ---.---. -.' - - -- - - - ____________________________ rwening Heiald (l \ F kr \( I Many adjectives ha"e been used to describe UP there I went to school In Orlando It 's home " i,Ron Jr He has often been Invited to speak by Central t Li raw awi sud, the 1111)51 receflL at t cunfe'ence 0f vuvu atical \\F ORE) Fl 1- l A\ l'. 1). t)()\ I.E. l'tiblisher U. Rich IMII) LONG, Editor IJ.l.IAM I). ( 'UHIHE, Managing Editor pee." But no matter what you call him, John Lofton Jr., Is one of the nation's most ouoken, had- 9 htotiw IkIiv'r Week, 5Seenls: Minth.$2.4O: 6Mi'nths, $11.20: ar S2R 40 fl M iii In F ll'rutl Wit as tR'mt hlitr UI - _______ Thte in Mosco atched ho The 4uiiong t1 descrlbi him as young, conservative and cx- column was then made available ezcluvely to the , ,, g __________ compared to some of the public glanis who have H - smre statewide 0 exaggerated Turning to %hat he ai1 a k !r.ev hve been nettled t IN BR e —Richa TOM TIEDE tryde were under control of rival band.s of U s X I e ar(l M. Nixon against contin- where flow. E'lmnml Brown Jr. and is aiming at carping a bloc canipi Opinion polls in both Califor. to quit. period." policies of austerity and the i palatable to the people in their own countries refer€nee to "opportunists." lie said it would be a i 0 t.nLrasaI uroiearian inrna1Iona1isn1" çor Communists to taKe part in estern parilamentar that ans support the ha e received Lom MOSCOW ______________ — in the past is in jeopardy For them to reject Moscow doctrine od only encourage the Communists in Eastern Europe to do the same \I r B I ne gae ' th rez cexpect ed ed enseo f f th e po1ic O en1e 4ic11 11e i. oping tO s1an as ialS legacy, blaming the United States for the impasse in strategic arms negotiations. He also blamed _____________ j _ ____________ lie" that the Soviet Union is threatening peace by building up its military Although Brezhne' sk auunoani I ' •e%iuence , mlkr . h Uugei, uaC te Florida pcirnary. Ui n as who he . one time commander of the South - .., . ., from l967, later vice president, suspected narcoU Lord, . gentleman land grabber and, at / - bon s iant nmen, can(iiLItes for the parts's nom into Liltforni.i's Dcrnocratic goernor / : .. 1eal and wthdriven snow reduced vibil1t) hlardIn of the UntversY of California. hi nun beings conslderod a' intlis iduais and as - . ' . , - l jJ _____ -- - said. s later he sent his wife and family to hawaii fJ / i' ' ;/( -:' - L 4 :::' .;. ,*:::: 76 e e rs 0 e ___ __ s• e flOt oy mitted North \'ietnaum to squelch the Republic of Whether this as Mr Brezhnev s swan song - pression that Soviet commujusm is a'so not ready strength of arms to impose it wherever the ii rl\ i o r ,i,.,s ers se, Ut cent civil rights and prisacy But how many were the result of tin Ke1le, we think can be counted on to curb FBI 1i - concerned, is the proposed n congreaslonal commiRee which TOG ETH ERNESS compaales were ordted to cut dtsdends I dimishing either individual energy use of population size, or both. II - I .1 I % Strachan Is Admitted the same thing as handing oer our future as ho ta t th er k p0 is • us t tt M ea na flS i-i ave fI i &' i I I 11 Ur IU SALT lAKE CY (AP — Gordon Strachan, a White oUvat. am nutngagin which promise much more effcient and safe retired in comfort The last premier, Ngu)en Constitution Mrsn(t., • •)1fl 17 f the diUon• Qirlstensen said a majority of the board felt Stractian n •• achi't rst ,1, primary states. • "S e knew these were not our . peoplet tr to say that thc) Di., 20510 II to provide for financial disclosure call Dr Rape on Oiristmas Day when my use ura urn or is ngerous Z639North%IonroeSt., a.aassee, Urnversi'tv of Utah Law Sthoos for each college lecture appearance. p solsed In Vietnam did suffer Nearl) a million and would provide an alternative to the I ding Co Ut"ti f each d he t t th Semi i • O$P esemng savuig my isU3fluS meT ready a n rs a 0(1 s1u o thet.'re mosin" . 'iround antwiv '' ' d en1 $ r "in o 'ram md sev- i sgethnan unnner center easier to bury, and the Premier, after a • e con Ce"t date s ' ._ an4en ,reece apple of technology and must learn to adam Shortly after the start of thL, year's session ?vfrS Freeman Wnndll [1)1)114 atlon All It tt rs niust bt sign (I with a sw'gerv to Anglicize her eyes, once stole fR number condemned by the Ky administration to years Please write your senators and representime when many feel they are neglected or intelligence report accused Ky of running so the Identity of the writer ma be iii Print Tb. F s ning He raid also eser es roulorni to span raquirt ments ' e Heuithdkr hae cn Nobody can seriously question our needs and the interests as elderly people The deee, of the house of Congr are not con more b4llols than do other age coups in citizens didn't deserve mention In the WIN national, state and local elections throughout the (Whip Inflation Now) business Austerity, after special Interests as senior dtizens whenever Into that act' In spite of all that, howcv, we now seem to • /( 1. • ________ While some remedies have been found for Itt 30 .i 9618 niia (I gu n Ha ,aZ8-yearolci rooferfcracontractr said he and m arrassing the popular shade varieties, the Norway maple and ii ____________ I 1 IH'( irrrf on 7 6Ciiti'rr. 'Ncd4iI-JCardfl -- Strn tuik ørnJ ____________ I ___________________________________ ____________________________ __________________________________ ________________________________ _____ '1 CASSEL BERRY FL 32707 Hood Tractor Co OrlAndo Fia 2K4 - Ut p % iou Ft hit I omen '' •• 123 1800 scue ' Semslce 647 1212 _______________________________ - 4l7MaliaAvi " , y a ____ - HJJ P'Iiet 830-3111 Tat 90$ 7M7-0037 or 901 7S7 501. - I1 7986 32' 1401 h1upsLil 3?2 111 'i nonpolitical speech here when he beard a noise behind P 10-8111 A picture of Ford fell from a wall of the StraUord Hotel 1'(i I' 834 Altamianta rIiIg% 1) artment 322'fl Fin 12,01 d - (aunt) Animal li"um 1 '0 Il"iis. Of Fiu Building 1 altalnast 32Ot U - HOSPITAL NOTES I MARCh! 12,1976 ' U Security increase Lackily, those and other servatRe or liberals As we all how, there are ', T , ('atina I) Alexander Americans over 60 acted politicall) We got hLubllcans, and ce versa In both paes voting-age grandchiidren helped, too torate to rate each candidate on his or her In 3ut such political actions as we took to save dividual economic stance la he or she liberal or ourselb were simply acts of desperation Our conservative' • l, v. , I r I of The beneficiaries of *twslI programz arc thc soaring property lazes, Those who pay rent tore Along tl'e line, taxpayers received a tax- received only $50. A strong effort was made to fault? increase our out.o(.p&ket costs for Medicare. 'there Is no doubt in my mUxi that ad. AnevenstrngercampaJgnwa). relate to the health of thecountry isthe flC$S booth, let's vote for thou wh k C ect n fleas tas good care do with that until they get intu offle. of its ow intet But it turns out that when elected off'cials heIpingthco e care of ours — Y g, tolivebetter' Rrockton 51. Bunnell, Apopka I tInti 51 Fhoiutis Apopka Stephens & Mrs lammie Hardy l)lflifl1( A (,rannto Deltona ( ascelberrs hlobert I Moore Mildred A Piper Deltona Christine 0 Sims RaIi Miller, DeBary I li4ibeth Kuebel, Deltoni baby John I girl, Sanford IF ngeborg 5 Pc. Chicken • I - Mashed Potato hIodes & bab girl Osiedo BiscuIts and Honey Plus Brenda J Hobbs, Longwood 'flKnnas Pinch, Longwoud Mars M \1iell Oranl'e(nts - - $ Democrats What we failed to reali was that names lii matters concerning the elderly and political parties have only a tangential those In need, we must ask Vill I be iot[ng (or political parties Ia to win elections The job I Juanita Chavis araJ I Das is AIPiIISSU)\S lt us understand that dUferenee Running sick and the unemployed e liae seesi that our recession to pay taxes In 1974 So that program did us no covers what is manufactured, what is used, how servative legislators of both partien is nnhtnv ' '1' The al of our fcd income keeçi eoin tn ?Hr. t t rin 1 0 Iner it is t: who gets to us ii It darts i to reduce ual progmamj, pacular1y for t Th usts to us of both private health care Income taxes in 1975. We seniors aren't permuch money may be made ad kp(, by whom, aged. The questMn is: How much of that Is our own and Dick back I irt on i iasia 3 tOt a litach 32931 pickIng a line from the popular love song tlmmn t 60 itactIy cloudy with showers '-fr. . - ¶_-" I suntan 1.ossc nrar*U Variable probability 40 per cent Sunday .P---- - W I(n(hard l)bor,nh \lr ILL liUtTlis 3PENOAILlIAM • ii,iii IW lii iur LUIT I rn ri rsaaiiia ,. ciirn. nc,cAru Beginning Monday, March 15 --- Mr & Mrs I)asid (Carol) Mr & Mrs William Ios iI fur Mnuda and Partly (loud) with scaitered showers Wednesday. Sanford: n lOs and lower SOs. CaRla hlagan rsda Nationally-known columnist whose hard- LX \lihnig4in TILa )OPM—FI A AT Tilil PM - -u------ proar1 That took the form of rebates in 1974 - "What's (he latest? Are Lj together again?" - • cast - Only Gravely gives yousomany eatur eI $maItTrcIor, Small Price Il 30hpdiee %ltjininiit S r - ____ ______ _____ • . md Rec(u -30-8ih! - "&tII,-. . sanford - rry arns ai a rried In we iemoriw noom meeting in preparation (or Tuesday's Illinois pr1mn 'Well the President has had some falls before," said burdens of our country courageously We have Fordina ricochet and are now taking It hard on given a good accovnt of ourselves In our coun- the chin try's wars Months ago, when the President and I I ______ In State officiaLs at first weren't going to allow the per cent of the sugar maples show some in - I ugust a t consent on in kansas City" I: • . pointed out In Boston, there is no perfect safet} midwestern states but Is also appearing . Wash ingion. D.C., 20515 lA aulce• 608 E. . O iena I t w k t the details from their own dormitory" student interest in an altemna hasing segetmnriin r'aLs at 4 concern Icr human life Is some of their at- world 53 possible ____ former stewardess who thought so little of her whuch will be reintroduced this sessIon It did interests of our country I • ,, ,. , . mitliJ, i'UI1.) and his wife, in tastelessly matching black 81 patr1oU &m $ r governor: "There's a long way to go, there are 50 states in this • yproducts, -- Ill ''L I ltamonte Springs, 32701 Tel 1-2&6 A sLgethrian dinner center t4ird Caribbean bean casserole em Illinois, dressed his heth — ____ law In Utah. - II _____ rIstensen said Strathan got the majority vote needed - - _____ VERSATILITY 'fl i I}ing in their teeth, the know dent said, must deal from a p ifut (flet Building siton of strength in foreign pol- better %1iiI1gIII1 1) ( J1 Ford beat Reagan in pen Ic) A confrontation with tt uf f in Soiet Union is too risk) he marks in New hampshire, - I !3U1 "..S8 Fed.' Massachusetts, Vermont and ldiflg OaIa 3260 Florida though neither one campaigned in Massachusetts • I andfteaganwasn'tonttie ballot t .5.. Rep. hi'hard Kelly peciai in Vermont. 1130 Lnngwnrth iAPt - Student interest in ye- Pearsons dining hail. because it gest meal of the day at noon. , wsnCS rers• 'etirhnismn his led to the ns the largest donnitory eating Amon are been admiUed to the bar In U yearso m ca 5er•ice e se gnsen to my ,. h h ,1 anu 4 T. UI 1.,ave never cau ILAwern at. wiien i. IIU.1)4UIu COthuUSuOfl engine as a UuuC menace iJaCft UI we w r In eed of edical tte U th t th capacities, and the Vietnamese masters who These volunteers demand need and deserve the strictest _________ ___________ Irnocrattodrop out since the I m glad Ut '(lid it" with the Russians campaign began announcing Jkro, cain aign Reagan, who has ass3ulted Shrl%er, Wallace, former mann er InsNo CroImi his own nate's priniar_in — detente with the Soviet Union and 1ore- f)' i'r }l'r ' w mpaigi i.e ' rred 11arr all te on the f the M iikson rch 21 , tes who had ('1' d s nd1- Kissinger c attack Thursda on Dem ratic ballot In Illinois primars hlein'lkatedJ 'at supporting him on the ritic s of thi 1iduiiniir ition s As h ipp dro pcd out ptu orth Carolina Saturda) relationship could be under a strai according to some reports Kissinger is said to be conceed that the Pmjdcn('s Failure to project a sufflclentl) fceful Image is weakeiilng American _____________________________________________ foreign polic) Impact v e He also nores another basic law, and that is Such a committee, at best, could not avoid leak the most sentise matters The comttee would discourage volunteer - _____ did for the good of the country ticalary what he said were Hurnprhe, the party's 1968 the Chkago area. Ford arrived • in Illitois Thursday for cain- the controla were imposed nght by some remote pobIlity, steal enough Thanks Doctors , .,.. , tynes of legislation. uu-ge suer-. IL LommnuiLsis At present, the Florida Constitution contains trnn th U S 'Efi"Ials whAIson- su ____ _________________________ _____ The announcement said the anti-Inflation guidelines baslcaily restri vidend paymenta durir the 12 months lurch center at Mount hlo)oke Now a ne months resident of suburban Urges Support leader responsible for the flow of arms that per- in Angola the brute force of weaponry to overcome - ____________ Wrn to Minnesota Sen. Hubert ('enter has oo studeats regu- dinner ii a student's own dor- 'oniplete with coconut, chutney about his fitness. lie has said - ____ csidcnt Nixon was III, that he outrarks his intrapty maneusering, Ford Ford mpaign to misrepresent atomic energy cannot Su1ve with it" ce this is accepted, he told the nt meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Boston, there are only two avenues of escape from Inevitable tragedy c is to change our pluralistic sociUy into one that is so completely totalitarian that sabotage and terrorl'un can be prevented. The Who can forget his final testimony as savior? With Communists rushing into Saigon, and U.S. He's Been Looking Through The Wrong End Of The Telescope leadersh' say: "It the cowards who are .asmg Wiui uie A ercans go, anu uiose lies - ______ I riday It has oroered 31 companies to restrict their dis' justice (as they perceive it) theough ac of sabotage and teorIsm." I. II baslc law of peaceful atoc energy "A I the first annhersa of the end of the war in ' Southeast Asia neas (April) many remember the name with constetion and some shame An Amcrican government favorite for )ears, nonetheless rejected b> the Vietnamese people as an egotistic incompetent, It was about this time a year ago that he emerged from a forced political retirement for what he called a last minute effort as 'the savior" of his all but call for a world treaty rejecting the use of force in ______________ Wkngton Sen. Henry Jaik- studen In suburban Buffalo presidential candidate four said he's nning, but has left : - ____ - t .;'; _____________ ________________ ____ At another point, he declurt, paral)ed from the wai down campaiIng th Pennsylvania. Ikiiiocrats (eorg Wallace plan to rim elsewhe - his former Jesuit cenitnarian hac former Mem militiamen and Palestinian errillas, indicating at least passive acceptance h ayld takeover from S)Tia anu the 1bdnese left. . through tor- woWd run as a favorite son for votes in Tuesday's presiden. primary, claims in the absence of slate authority behind the 57)ear1d \loslem coup leader, • S? e legal and facesaing wa to get the 6earld Maronite DON OAKLEY Uriiii!! Sunday, March 14 tm—lA lresident Ford has defended Pennsylvania, where Gov. MU- delegatioflof28O,largesto!any, ance policy for peace that we serve and zn and If that were UdalI, who are not nning in his foreign polk, his Setar ton Shapp quit the race for Brown, , said he wan to cannot afford to be without in not true I am honest enough not Illinois, sd the withdrawal The Moslem parliament speaker, Kamel Assad, sum- Ing _ Sn1ord_Ft nsny __________________________________ defiant esidentSuleiman FanJieh and end the cR11 war So no matter where you stand, ou are sure to _ By ARTHUR U. ROThEIN ination were elsewhere Friday, primary cod kive inajo un. snd, and add) th:t his re:o1 vi' Urv Insur ents Ask Parliament are sure to provoke thought on both sides addition to Shanp Quits Demorrntk Rc -_ - __ _______________________________________________________________ ___________ e e re lasted more than fie hours The parts chairman, turning 70 this year seemed determined to sho -__________ 'tfd actitloners of the New Joures IdeaiogiaI delight in fle Lior to that, the )oung writer had serd an w ' at odds th the cditorial Policy of those ller $ verbal slingshot. of years ago after the Republin Party folded its hometown," the3yearld columnist said "I IdUo controerslal puhb.511er who is most often d and bluntly what Is being eUy in other quarters," The j ° sd dews. As a resWt, accordmg to Lofton, the paper spoken commenthtor on national affairs Communist Parts Congress ere impressed ith ZC"9tIV anu he finds virtually no issue too hot to handle. In fact, it was during the Conservative Union con(erence in Orlando that he chose to e on his o A bit heavy, perha. But at the same time, Ionid , d will appear exclusily on the editial pageof the I emng Herald begrnning Monda) of cR11 wrongs, ready to do battle with know4ll Tne Cioc t0 tides: hIgh 6:03 n.m.. 6:28 p.m., low 12:06 p.m. Port Canaveral: hlgh5:48as.,n., 6:1? p.m.,Iow 1 12:01 p.m. or , Bar- - - - - L)IS(lIAhW,LS • • • I rleip v in me race ____________ ________ I - . 1 JCJC1IIIC I.. Johnson Anna E. Tau!ty J.C, Vaughn Edith Wallace -I i', $ :L: 1 ARCH OF DIES . 'e �'u'ws4v" pm, i'ost 3J rme _ V SATURDAY, MARCH 27 Longwood Walking Tours, 10 am to 430 Brad ee-Mcthtyre House and historic district pm, SUNDAY,MARCH 28 Laugwwd WaWq Tours, 1:30 to 4 p.m., Bradlleeof "r VVC can your put d piano a space this small .yi us 4 ui LU .0 t LVI CHULUOTA SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB — meet at the Corn munity Fire Hall, Chuluota at 6 P.M. for Potluck. SOUTH SEMINOLE SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB — meet at Women's at 1 P.M. COMING EVENT5 ST.PATRICKS DAY DANCE to be held at Altamonte Springs (3vic Center on Wednesdav Matrh 17th at 9-no P M. JAck Drummond and his bfind Will play for this dance following the buffet dinner. You must purchase your tickets 500) early since seaung will bellmlted Reservatlons close Monday, March l5at noon ('all M. John Kurier at 81-0044 \lYItO,FLOREN SENIOR CITIZEN BENEFIT onMARCII 27 Mr. Floren and his band will put on a one hour stage show at the Sanford Civic Center followed by dancing Ticket donations for the performance are $7.50. $6.00 and $5.00, and available from Club Directors, First Fed. of Seminole S. & L. locations as well as at Proje ct OASIS and Stree at Colonial Plaza ind Altamonte MSII . I •U 1i ' fi7 w 4 IA __________ REG. 5 99 - I ' ) / '1 ) Bram Towers —Sanford - meet 1st Wednesday of the Month -- 1000am BXYZ Club - meet 1st Baptist Church - Activities Building Longwood — last Tuesday of the month 12:30 p.m. Cauelbe Sunshine Senior Club - meet 806 Mark David Blvd - Licselberry — 1st Friday of the Month - 10;00 a m new club - all welcome Central Senior Citizen Club -Church of the Nativity - Lake Mary — meet the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the Mon th at 1000 am Chuluota Senior Citizen Club — Gammunity Fire Hall — 7(h I Fills Plus Club S* 7th F) i Ad ntii I lrh - Forest City - Golden Years Fellowship - meet at the Community United MethodstClnirch—Casselberryatnoonn the last Wednesday and give It *161apby Alm — C ' OIL i _______ , ' '<\ y\ " AN, -Fl -J , - AND 4 " . /4 1 V A / 'y "y '' I - - _ , - C WI H SHUT OFF — ' Blvd. - Alta Altamonte - meet 3rd Thursday of the Mcith at WCsnen's Club 8Overbrock Drive _CareIberry_at 1:00 p.m. - rIA$HCUB i. a < a .. ? -' . 4' /'1(' - " 'i( I' N >' 'j''' — 1sf I ( I, t." k '),l'( I ''a u$II: C ON (SOME ITEMS LIMITED) EEOA' 41CAi aLVLr JA M IN - V S , ' Apr 4o _~L, I F SMAtURY . __I IS READY 1....- 0 - . ---- - •1 — r I 1u.I,np - zi~04~ N. I a J.- A ctually, th e b 1 the m Little these da young man pulling up his socks Is three-year-old Chris causseaux, bat boy for the Art Brown Pest Control team In the Seminole Boys Baseball League, which opened Saturday. Chris' Mrs. Don Causseaux, keeps n eye on th ings. diersi mom, blUhl Vineent Jr.) Photo .) June 20 to play in the junior dkision. The senior division %% ill jilso 11,1ve the j t birth certificate, - - - • kk it 11111121iII11=1111, 'A - - ''' ' ' '- '':-- .' '.'V i ,I '. - - b ..; ,$•4 r '- - c: .. 7 '- rilr 4; •; 44 i. % r ZiA_ in ' --!',2 J ' i .. 1' - -i. ... Shuffleboard mood Sunshine, competition Inter Parkers Swee Fr end#' ' - - i A Winter llvk couple - Bob IJo%d Obine. parK 2 He^,If and Kelsey, Sue aegen*au!d. 11cre were 56 team entered 7avareS. 1. Al of sesen Fie and siX r'ms to ofidate (irIs must t 11 on or their way to the lop saru Coronèco I Mr SrwQu 0.1, In in tie ottrni' a nd next big defeat Joness 18.8, in a hIctro before J une 20, and cannot be I i Fridav's windup of the Friendly nuitch will bc- MaLcti 25-26 at I Anne LaBtl1i and LIoVd Obine, Conference baseball clash, on or before June 20. 197 16. City Mixed Doubles shutOrange City. In the meanwhile, Sant Friday, at lynian. All girls who registered and fleboard tournament at the Edge*aief, 3 T.Infier Hahnr the Sanford Tourist and 3r.ne C' i — phi>ed in 1975 do not need to Sanford city (ts toJones 150 6x- 7 4 bring a birth certificate; Consolation Top perfortimnee by a San. matches Thursday at home however, the ones, who aiv 1 Street Street. Camptell Park 2 Hinton IP. registering for the first time in ford entry was a first place against 12). JACklion, Wright Daytona Beach Flettv Owne Manley Neverlew Do(k (4) and Crumpfort, Fendef, the prograin should bring a showing in the consolation Peabody and March M at s na Fotek. McKccvr I Mäniil exploded with three big innings .i 1XII - * yhounds Y ( a It: .4 'A - ' I i4y'ut'( \ I '_ ''i •' MODEL 3500 REG 99,1 - c ' ''( V ' '> over Fifty Club All Soul's Ca"c Church n9w nweting at Redding Gardens Rec. Room -every other Tuesday of the Month — 10 (4) am Sanford Senior Clflzms Club -meet at Sanford Civic Center Ist atiA Ird Tuesdays at 12 now. South Seminole Wfor Citizen Club - meet Ist Tburstity of _ (' ( I!. — )Iji /C't.II FAN Ix ' ' ?' m. --_- , \\ 1w " 0 -- ; ' i i,, \ '1' ' c i .'•': £ - 28 .. 16 OZ REG 1 89 - 4 . ICE v 4,x R Herfolld b'fi'llj , 1, a'i KILLS RATS Uwams VCW tJvely -Swi3lites Club meet at Highlands Club Hause - 615 Shepa rd Road - Winter Springs - 4th h-Ida) of the M !? 't a New —- READY MIX A.M.E. Church -Franklin Street aml Geneva Hwy. -Oviedo - TIM^ '1 ' __ _ - )1 '(i' j !! I - I 1(4çjt, (? " ((f (; ", RE G 98 -: _________________ " ' "V . ' I' 1 OUTBOARD 1 0 ) _____ DoCON Altamonte Springs Friendship Club Altamonte Sprtngs Civic Center — Magnolia Avenue, Altamontp Springs and 3rd Thursday of the Month — 10:30 a.m. AugIi Elders - St Augustine Catholic Church - 3 Sunset Drive - Casselberry - meet 3rd Tuesday of the Mon th —10 00 I .." _1, 32 OZ. I\I play, 1001-4 but e e heard plenty about jf bogoodthe, are" Tipia said "They were ranked fourth matched Tallahassee ltickards we were sixth when the against Titusville Astronaut j Y 'IlIusqjL i?a hive the advantage of being in Rickards turned back gi. , ntthe btidu itruitumviii. hw ihe killer Rivicra Brach Suncoast third straight year. We are new 71-59 Friday night. Astronaut edged Tampa Jesuit 57-54 here' ' Jhii , Jack.sonCoachJakeCaldwell Thursday. insists thdt an champiortship ' game must be t ossup. '_ 4ff) Lassie Softball I Tapia couldn't hae asked 1 'l more from his F.dge titer Registration Set ' Fagles s hen the) hipped in .'viously unbeaten and second. The Sanford Recreation ranked Bradenton issemifinal Departnient Lassie League 52 in FF rida y night's a n d Softball %%ill get under way on Dion Rainey at 6-foot at 6-foot .6 domi. April 13, with a 12-game Cint Curtis 11, ted the backboards with eight schedule. TryouLs will be held onMarch and nine rebounds. re.10 -it 4 p.m. at Fort Mellon M i spectively, and scored 45 points softball field. Girls who played between them Rainey with 25 in the league in 19Th will and Curtis with 20. Our guards Mike Gorman automaticall) be placed on the '11 ICW1I anti Mike Muller did a fine job,' All girLs have to register, Tapia said in spreading the ho%e%er. Registrations are redit And Curtis came alive be i ng held at the Sanford to phi) his best game" Slanatee was crippled when Recreation Detuirtment at the r star playmaker Reggie Civic Center, or the Westside Buchanan picked up three Recreation Center on Perpersonal fouls in the First SlIIlfllOfl Ave The two age groups served by j quarter. > careful play, he sur vived and led his team w ith the lassie league Softball program are the junior division, girls 9 through 13, and senior division, ages 14 through Ja ck son t i ii 16. The age(v date will '-" aI",' , Gre be as follows: girls must be 9 0 t a. t, _4 ~ears of age Vil of btfure Jwit: 2 and cannot be JcK3on 'Vt" tMIA& am -- 4A 14 x i Faen I seel p "2' Y' (r1 Clubs, Addresses I I • __ bracket by Anne LaBelle and Campbell Park in Deltona 0- -. �- -- - ..-- aII Players say they are fiflished running on the beaches and working out on Little League and junior colleqe fields, That's most of the players exéept the Atlanta Braves, who say they will continue their own drills in West palm. The rest of the hrtse aiy aiv guurig nome. .... nejJc' rie :-: --- - - ------------- .- .;______ _= Sunday March 14 16 S ii -- ------------------------- . 2BEvnngHa 'TT-: # It's not thit Tom Seaver, darling of the New York Mets fans, is asking $800,000 for flis services the next three years. Or that the Mets can't afford to pay it. It's just that after drawing a blank in the first negotiation, the matter hasn't come up ,'y I erri i - -- lVo Jo y .JIuu. But in West Palm Beach, that after it start." ui .as npp.lrextl) hoSome of the payers, iat..i hit ken by the Attant Braves, who (inanciall;' by th' nwnPr' Picn k in kn .-. ç , fl UUL (Uflfl('. iaseijj Uo&nmtsjoner L n - - II , ....... there s no .Ti' ti .1t'.int u. 1U g\tIIIJI arriveti iii St. 'e'. should make the wrapup of the tersbw-g Friday and there was 12th National Collegiate Athietsome feeling, especially by the Ic Asjclatjon Indoor Track players, that Kuhn might order Championships a little more in. the spring camps open for the tererting. good of baseball. He has that UTEP, which had two mdi- power. sidual winners Friday In the meet at Cobo Arena, went Into 5attrslav's (ih • f'),' IJ ir' 1, i r''' 'r ii III I i """ MIAMI tAP) A former Dolphin defenaive back says there are unhappy players on the MIami team because head coach Don Shula lacks understanding when dealing with the - — L ' - s - r a • 'I squad, 'Right now, he has a lot of unhappy ballplayers. Why? Players have been seeing situations happen to other playens.,, and they realize the same - ' • to qu.alify, missing his last try S - . . . . : _____________ ______________ .. .. - 3 -" .................. .-, - ... ... - it - •. '-: . - - -.-.. - ______ ____ - - -- - - - - - — -- UWFISeS I ii 11 'S V IA)N(W(XJD - Valery J. had 14. Those two dog.s between . ---.—, Sunday, M.'irchl4,l'76-38 Distance Field I 1 Id 0t() F s rt. .-. .- _______________ -: I. & G Farms, last year's I oer, next to the bottom theni have more victories than kennel champs, which had only kennel at Sanford Orlanao seven other kennels put one winner and ran out just - Thursday night by winning the Both dogs are runnfng In grade alIdistance medley corn- A which pays the highest purse petition for the second year in a for winners, ., row. . -4 flIchanl Hawkins and Loyer sneaked by I). Q. Edward Sou7a Continue to \Villiams 42 points to 41 v itti R. have good seasons as well. Both (o)lires finishing third with 40 kennels won eight races during points. lAyer won the sprint leg the week for the second week In oF the riiedles with M A's a row to niove 'in r kor) _____ F0t11 . i --________________________________________________________ and, until Friday's dramatic office at Ikiggins Field every out swarming with players and nesmen "He said why didn't I come by his house at Indian Shores. I know he is a super pitcher, maybe the tt pitcher in hase _ There appeared, hoc', , - fexa'i.El sxne light at the end of the _ b .........• .. urn ph ord C/a irn s Sh u/a jfl j\J( 1t% / A N LoyI ' - Ic do. They're not club camps, talk about it. dub workouts." If the owners were upset over the players' action, it wasn't evident at the negotiating table. There was no progress accord. I - ' ST. PETERSBURG, (AP) - voted to continue' informal spring training lockout1 talked Baseball shGwcd mixed reac- ST. PETERSI3UR(;i1 (AP)— Major league hid single- tliiy. lie' hasn't come by." "A couple of months ago Tom baseballabout workouts. The Braves McDonald acknowledged that players ran on the beaches, 20 players on hand,have ol going home and walling for tion to the news that its players Baseball's current player- was in New York and we .t hnndedly supervised Informal .............................................................................................................. played tennis and golf and the Florida stadium gates to had decided to take a hard line, owner stalemate has put a cold down to talk about a new con• training for some 40 bi Scarer's reluctance to come by "We're staying," said open. "That's too bad." commented chill c,n catch in the back yards today Atlanta pitcher Carl Morton, Eckerd College the Mets' headquarter5 one of the game's most tract," Joe McDonald, the leaguers Steve Canton, the Phila. National League President celebrated love affairs—Tom Mets' general manager said here. possibly could be traced to the d after pitching club owners a the Braves' player represen. delphia Phillies' star left-hand. Charles Feeney. St'aver eind the New York Mets. Friday. "We didn't make a He has worked closely with fact that the field Is shuttered f;Lst curve they hoped would tative. "We can make it for a Cr, said the pla)ers should have American League President lelp It isn't so much that Torn great deal of headway and mu. Marvin Miller, executive direc- for player training as part of jam. break baseball's !abor log meeting litti? while least.45We had a ago. taken the a"tion a long time Lee MacPhail took a more non• Terrific, winner of the Cy tually decided to discuss It lat. tor of the players association, in what the players call a lockout, of at about minutes conimilal view of the more. Theplayers,, linngoftraining toda iFriday), and there are "1 talked to him on the phone Y(ung Award as the best pitcti- er. solidifying his contemporaries 1t was the only thing the "Weobviouslyhavenocon.ol er in the National League last informally at their own expense no problems. ind he told me Ic come over to "A second meeting hasn't behind the cause. players could do to put pressure no involvement whatever," year, Is asking $800,000 for his worked out." and seeing no progress at the "' were supposed to meet Eckerd College where he Was "This has been an excellent on the owners," Carlton said. MacPhail said. "Whatever the the next three years or Seaver has become involved earlier this week—I am very working out," the Mets' general junior high school and Little Morton said he was not disLeague tamplexs WaS over. turbed by the decision of the "The word has gone out," other clubs to cease workouts said Tom Scarer, the pitching and predicted camps would ace of the New York Mets. "The open olficiallv next week. players are behind it "And," he said, 'we'll be ready Evening Hera ld,Sa.'sford,_Fl .JITJè'4 CHANGES ft a contracl cIl'nPd I II I - - I rcmxIte(l nsv Invit:tii-in that he come by the office or thing might happen to them," that we arrange a mutually agreeable meeting place. He Lloyd Mumphord said, Mumphord, who was dropped said he was very bu.cy and that from the Miami roster last year maybe we could do it later. and joined the Baltimore Colts, "Whether It's a $200,000 still remembers the six years pitcher or a $20,000 pitcher, I he played with the Dolphins and am anxioti.s to get all of our ''Iliii'. w hrid vth Stua. UVi Vei Ts Is.' - - jfld. mi iii iiwy IItItJ LIII t uth !'bT.A 'S Moose for 12 place' ith five ' i; point.s. had his only poor race in thut the 5-16 with M.A.'s Dennis duringtheweekandJa Kahn finishing seventh for two points stayed in fourth with six wins. and caine from out of the pack Ralph Ryan rounds out the top live even though he slipped to with a second place Finish in onI% two victories. Thursday miights 7.16 cornpctition for 12 points. Hi surprise of the week oto finish for canw from one of the bottom It was a ,. • ''. '..' • ,iC, C5' ..' s V flt'IitW n th used\ldilI to bcBut zned by George race betcen IM)cr's Manatee Mandeville S orn e Lo' ve Lost For B U II s Fans-- His Name Is Bob! . fly The AMociated Press }'hilatklia edged Atlanta 109. ltoi' added 17 and Joha MenThere's no love lost between 107, Houston trimmed Buffalo gelt and Al Eberhard had 16 ... - I' , -' • 1 ' " •' ' - rdIs ri their f:in i-..................._ .....- •' it'iittr.1 .. unless its Bob Leve. l'rtksnd 11l0l and l.os Arge in to uiies of the first-place . J I _ ______ ' - -. Pt'.; ' ' . Merry. But Manatee Peggy with players in all Instances," btisy or that he is waiting to see Is. will rely heavily on its distance The next boxing show at the Orlando Sports Stadium will he on March 23, and matehmaker Bce Trampler is ting to make it a "North vs. South" affair. Trampler explained late Friday, "and right now it looks like I am going tobe able logo with another trioof 1O.rounders, points. They won last year with ditionally obtained the rights to Olympics' Marketing and vision rights has been fore- Then in a 1und junior middieight fight, I have aeady title. "The other bout I am trying to make Is Miami's heavyweight As evidence, Muniphord cited Friday by ABC Sports and a rights despite outraged cables of the organizing committee for duties last year. 2O4 seconds) and Samson Ki- pending International Olympic asserted they never got the cluding the two U.S. Senators winner on his hands. Wells is coming off a loss In New York's ond with 10 points, had tried to postpone. Illinois, which got a first from Madio Square Garden when the No. I ranked fighter In the 154pound division apparnly was robbed in his match with Mike Nigerian Charlton Ehizuelen in 1tosnan. the longJump( feeti, was tied Retton NAIA the large crowd that was on hand to view the important match-up A familiar face is missing from the fishing scene on the St. Johas River. "so. 1, he has a lot of pride in hirator's decIsion in the Andy the second best qualifying time. NEW YORK Al') — Over the The release, made by ABC position that any bidding proce- it's his way or no way. McNaHy case, Searer would be The Miners, trying for an un- protests of CBS and NBC, who Sports President Boone dure has been rendered impo Sometimes, you've got to conk able to play the next year under night. In tnnss. love means nothing, anti that about sums up Isie Fishing Camp, passed away this week. hi1e the crowd booed him on. 653 third-quarter bulge. Conceivably, he could sell his Camp and the mouth of Lake Jessup, stopping hIs fishing long awarded Catfish Hunter by the where the largemouths were biUng and was willing to share his me of the players, so was y Sells to the first Winter Olympics In asked that the approval be res- played Miami down there, Ben- Ra ide r S to c k the United States since cinded and the bidding reopen. had no business being In the Squaw Valley Games of 1963. ed. game, because of an Injury. If OAKLAND sAPt — Wayne No dollar figure was released But Wilkins insisted that you remember, he got tackled Valley, one of the founders of ' driving lay-ups and Sam L- onl taIls of the' gariie, lifted second place finish. 1) '.5 doisismition (ii the bark- l>htladelphia over the Hawks. Houston's ('alvin Murphy the competition, Richard Hawkins and Ken Brotherton, tv\cKenzie floor lie' t!id, however, make integrated;' Motta said. "The fdo r -all', "This may not have been our iiiissmg on purpose. My only land behind l' te Maravich's 27 to last. could keep him away from the river and the fishing which he loved Hlspasslngwlllleaveanemp(yspotinthehedrt.sof many dose," said Coach I)ick Motta. theinieIves that the are pt-os." Elsewhere in the National Pistons 117, Bucks 101 River, causing school bass to come alive. All fishing camps in the area from Lake Monroe to Puzzle Lake report schooling activity on the increase. % I.akers 113. Knkks 95 Sanford-Orlando, risade a McKenzie, a 15-year pro hockey Kareeni AlIul-Jabbar paced strong move on the leader veteranwhowasoneofthefjrst \frs Tate from fllinois hauled in a total of 80 fishIng from the t'tk of the season. And while Association four years ago, has Strong is still 11 victories ahead been acquired by the Cincinnati of Scheele, Scheele pulled down Stingers. enough seconds and thirds to McKenzie, 39. as a member creep within $100 of Strong. of the Minnesota Fighting Strong ofles most of his Saints before the franchise fold. to hit and speckled perch catches continue around the brie has its desiguated hitter. Foot- but I enjoy it and have always avenge a 13 los.s to the Jets Bvbber.Asthisstorywasgoir5g draft. With Minnesota, he shellcracker bream are starting to bite. Sam Conlglio landed a were tied for fifth with six of the nine Olympiads held representatives of all three net- Mere was starting to get to interest in th National Football The fight was Wells' thid straight on the road and the victories so far this season and ran out over $2,400. Auto Parts and Machine Shop 222 MgnoUa Sanford feet 6' inches and Kansas W.Va., who has a lifetime has- anin, president of the bC, or experience and expertise In half doz of my teammates Friday. when the declons are be the secard of the this Lac he was rendered. Ic i:53, local paper but the best he was ahie to get most of the winning times and Coach of vious bests. Eleven finais were ven a one-sided decision. say Is, "I am glad to get back to Central 55, is the National Association Placid Games had been and had superior contacts with did he take Morris out?' I said, partners Al Davis ar4 Ed At Undsay's Camp between Lake Barney and zzle Lake. the Year. vate and non-competitive thus Insuzinga the top vote-getter in each of the standards and Ideals for which Don Canham, University of Fairmont State has led his Florida. At least here Croydon B. Dunham, vice meet director here, wasn't con- trues In the each of the past 13 of NBC, charged that "ABC The former over Canadian Champion is known as one of the strongest marks in this light heavyweight contendor Al Bolden, Sammy Ruckard Junior Middleweight champ, Mike Baker. The Vlxent-(jaar fight figures to be a war from start finish, with the finish coining sometime before the 10th round - — oS just the opposite," he said, the playoffs, has Nov it's been proven," he said. • Some events are down and some are up every year." Arnold Grimes and Emmitt Berry were UflI's winners. Crimes captured the triple Jump In a rather poor 53-5' making Davis chief CXCC- proved catches of bream because of it. salary of $100,000. MELBOURNE, Australia American Donr.a Young held a nine stroke lead over Japan's Chako lllgiichi alter shooting a record eight-under-par 64 In the second round of the Wills ()antas Australian Women's Open Golf Tournament. - PETERSBURG (AP) - Boston played Donnie Anderson scored the contract on grounds that Davis and Mc'Gah made the thin made up for it Wednesday and Thursday. A party of four— Lou Gardner, Arnie Marnell, Henry Bianco, and Milton Stone, .'isitors from Chicago showed some of the deal without consulting him. - period power-play effort that n' over the Washington Capi- 'onds later at 6:. wasoffandon,"hcsajd. I'll Johnson and Bobick would both be making their local debuts. throw the hammer In the currently ranked No. 2 in the state. Olympics. "... MEXICO CITY Championship Tennis tournament, Maybe undefeated like his brother, he is a fine fighter who holds wins the pole vault, 60-yard high over Pat Duncan, Ron Stander and the former light heavyweight hurdles, 60-yard dash, Ligh ___ r IUV1UW(1 wiui ,'. - . . . - . into the ring." Vincent will next step into the ring Tuesday night in Miami .4.... 5.,. 4....,I.. ...ji.. Tt.i .iil Li auwrt of Termite WbUIL-L5 big showdown bout with Nani Ma'rero. Also on the card will be Mad Dog R's, Ed Gray, Ed Turner, Tony Greene and Jerry 11111. Tampa's Tony f,icata was dropped four times in Paris before las nwriager, L41u Vmscusi, finally threw In the towel in the eighth round. Licata blamed the loss, to Jean Mateo, on the fart he hasft fought sLice he lost his world's title fight with Carici Mo.-tzon. That b*it took place June 30, 1975.. A George ForemanFrazier tight is all but signed. It should 'aJ'e place L'i New York wiLl, both men getting $1,00Q,000. Fast Eddie Davis fought on the same card with Tony fiesta and he too was halted but the reac for his loss was a badly zut eye. The Tamp.9 lighter was thead on all three cards when the bout was suddenly t-ermnin.at.etf. ,. - . . . emphisPushes Austrians Win Downhill . Vincent's monicker is "Mr. Excitement,." As Joey explains its, "i have been the only fighter is this area without a nickname because Iwantedlobesuretoget 'tone When Iwas voted "Mr. Excitement of l'175" I kmw that was the right one frjr my Image. I Just finished spending several hundred dollars on a new robe and trunks and shirts f'r my corner men. They all have my name, my riicknaziie and my sponsor's name, The Clock Tavern, on them. I want everyone to know just who I am whenever Istep .... seed, rallied to defeat Marty Riessen 1-6, 6-4, 6-3 to move into the semifinals of the $60, 000 World Championship Tennis Memphis Racquet Club a.saic - a uisIocatec jaw and tic' one is sure when he will be able to fight again. Joey Vincent Is taking credit for Perez's Injury but Thco says ft happened training, weeks after he defeated Vincent. It is official now, Jo Borg Rallies, Whips Riessen run, distance medley relay, 1000-yard run, two-mile relay, mile, and mile relay. __ Eddie Dibbs defeated Ken Rosewall - at 7:16 oF the final period on his l.eague game. broke see-saw action ) Colorado Austrfans Franz Klammer and Brigette Totschnig won the men's and women's downhill events in World Cup competition. For N FL Team ASPEN, NAShVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Another push for the creation cf a National Football League 5i4ji franchise in Mciiiphis will be m3de next week by Tennessee Gov. Ray I3lanton. Blanton said Friday he is hoping to meet with NFL Corn. missioner l'ete RoztJl In Callfornia in an effort to perauade the kague to ccpt the Mern- - — phis Griulitts of (he defunct World Football League as an expansion club, "I have been supporting the team's efforts for several inontliz," Bianton said. "I begood thing with the Grizzlies. We don't wan to lose this exceptional oppor-t&znity for Menphis" lieve we have a Swim Record Broken Moscow East Germany's lu -ike Tauber broke the wcsnen's world record In the 200-meter individcal medley with a time of 2 minutes 18.30 seconds clipping a half second off the previous mark. - Moore Bowls To Top Spot ORLEANS Lowe Moore of Columbus, Ohio, won sever, of his last eight garr,c and -as in first i.'b'e after match play in the $65,000 New Orleans Open Bowling Tournament, NEW - Ole Miss Fires Three Coaches OXFORD, Mis,i. The contricts ci Mississippi head coach Robert "Cob" Jarvizj and two of his assistants were not r'newed. - ____ scoreless tie and carry I'hoenix .1 Nonllqucs 10. Jets itacers 6, Stingers Iteal (inutser and flejean h(en;ild Lcckrc scored twice tioule scored three goals each in the live-goal first-period that ________________________________________________________________________________ IVtci - - - - - -. • NIGHTLY "Lots of blues In the surf, channel bass and a few trout in the Halifax River, snook and tarpon hitting in Tomnoka Basin, and drum and sheepshead off all the Datyona bridges." Sanfo.d Plaza __________________________________________ , _______________________________________________ • LIVE RADIO BROADCASTS proficiency. "I'm not corn- ____ ____ ____ me to put me in on the power play. ____ __ RECREATIONAL VEHICLES. __________ _________ HOt PaCe _________ =;- _____________________ ---,-- J_ _____ ________ _________________ ________ Washington - given by Wayne Brady at the Shop. "Fishin' hole" Bait and Tackle B The Associated Prcs ______ ____ __ - ___ Sanford Rec Vee __ __ _____ KANSAS CITY lAP) - An agreement enabling both the Big Eight Conference and the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics to hold postseason basketball tour. naments In Kansas City in March of 19fl and 1978 has been reached w!tli the cty. City Councilman Victor Swy. den said Friday the Big Eight will bolt! its first j-tscin tourney at Kemper Arena March 3-4, 1977, and the NAIA will stage its annual tournament there March 7l2. Dates for n. $4.l*-44,) %. not announced, Under previous contracts with the city reserving Kemper for March 7-12, the NAIA was given a lrolectlon clause pre venting other collegiate ketbull in the facility for three days prior to the opening of NMA competition. Stadium Cycles Revv Match 20 OItI,ANDO 'Flying" Finlay Wallace heads up the speedway cycle entries for the and whiting for several days. Merle Keller, pier nuinage-, said weakfishhavebeenbitingwell,aFewSpanishmackre1,plentyof Wed. & Sot. 1:45 - Indiana Pacers. JILcI Iistn in tin ('nsrh $ I , , S I - - ___ fltth , - _______ _ _____ - ___ - Sa1ari I * I I I a • • ' — March 20 program at the Orlando Sports Stadium. Wallace was the top rider at the recent seven straight nigh'.s speedway racing at Daytona's . I 3TRIFECTA -- - RACES I I "Flying" Finlay came' away with (he mnot money nnd thc most main event victories, Wallace will lead the un- defeated Orando Cosmos speedway team up against the on z'umnpano Suns in Saturdays event. Tearti speedway has been the hit of the' winter speedway series with Florida fans. Last summer the Big tight Itacing begin.c at 8 p.m. requested Kemper for March 4- Adults admission $3, children 5 this year for its first post- ages 6-12, Il, and kids under 6 eason toumnamiierj( admitted free, I - i__— I I - - ill1', - - - - I S •.• •. . : - of Cycle Speed Week. With over fifth top riders at Daytona rch 1 9-20th ----- __ htr goal records breaking any ties. Tampa set a league record In the fIrst round, Miami and when nine players each scored - I I: - Kingfish are hitting far offshore with charter boat anglers bringing in up to 200 pounds of fish per trip. The kings are running the 1, "" It'sadrwmers 5, Torus 2 trimmed Winnl- Itninanchych and Bill Clement, (icvelantl 2, Phoenix topped Toronto 5-2 and Indianapolis beat Cincinnati 6-3. ____ Ufl N it open in the Final two goals, t o within:' :49 late in the - The iet won-hs record scored three. This gave Miami 'Le the two-day competition a bonus goal for the 7-6 final over as nach of U! DIVERS .1 weIghing 60 pounds was reported caught on the charter boat come-from-behind 9-5 vIctory it Hiley'sCamp. They kept only the largest and still had a hundred Flames from the WHA at the eluding 254's in the middle pen- nati Forthe foarthstraight time. big ones for their freezer. s'art of the 1975-76 season, --_________ Jack Smith, Oviedo, had 48 perch and Mr. and Mrs. Van snapped an Atlanta record with Schorcktook70lhursday.Othercatcheslncluded48formurmon tits game-winning goal. It was SEARCHING THE SEABED, Wright Sr. and Mr. Hudson of Winter Park, Lloyd Howell and "111,' iIflt'c" Ztrd goal arid grandson, Greg, O%iedo, 12. Jerry Golden, Sanford, and his CHOOSE ROLEX. 11th on the power play. The fishing partner Stanley Reese of Maitland (1)0k 68. _____ previous mark of 10 was set by Many more strings of 30 to 45 per boat were landed according Iftthb> lA'IU'r. to Lowell hliley, cam;) operator. "That's about the only regu_____________ ice time l'v had,'' St. San__________________ American Soccer League's periods, the score remained 6ind.or tournament, a1. Miami edged Boston 74 and Each team was then given K.C. To Host ham Neale's slihut -- Washington took on Miami goal with 20 seconds Iet in Saturday to determine the regulation play. After two five. regional champion of the North minute, sudden-death playoff irttrit's and lIIIhws) Robber siMs Shalers Csadcrs Sauveur is a power.play first goal early in the sct'ontl three goals and (arr Sain Slow fishing was the story from Lake Jessup during the windy ation Quebec Set For St. Peters burg ST. St. Iecent rains have brought the water level up six Inches In the ________________ BRIEF school. Hawkins and Uncle, Joe Jlawk(nstook a string of 10bss weighing pending an appeal from a a Colt regular in the fourth tract ind the Atlanta 11ams have added. here expecting to win because I who can get the first big shot In. ,,,*.. has between its representatives and celled. ..Sfl -i ning to ________________________________________ UI.1.,-.,.,4 1'.,.... 1,. L _i law - rn CBS contended that such was been scheduled for March 6, prosided a special satjsfact!on. an annual rr.iddlcwcight champ àIsd Uui throw triumph—in the morning rock-fisted fighter hs a record that rhows everyone of his wins at Eastern Michigan University has criie via the KO route. somne2omlJe5may.....<ameona good heave oF 65-8. Vincent has a similar mark with 16 of his 19 wins being scored before the final bell had a chance to sound. Berry, a 20-year-old soph-. omore from Providence, WI., Neither man is long on defense and both have been put s.— with Davis now the controlling most desirable Olympic Games and went on to represent the club. rrs who have gone into relays Vincent.Claar Pure War? (I'nr an Olympic year. television sial to see it." •' 4 BIG PERFECTA I •\t 1ie S •. a __ 1" Iii;? 05 I . 4 THURSDAY I SI I 110!, -•;;; ;: ' 4:' LADIES' NITE N A S I.1 - S I ,1 II . . S ffli iL41I ,: - - �- -. _________ - ____________________ ________________ T 1 gaiiike I !eil Notice -_______________ ______________________________ _______________ -- PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE _______ Da%id Jones 13 recognized these ja ____ hard') p as a 37-)earW adult, depl off 3Opoth get do , his approximate pla)ing --- - M4r(h PubI DEX DOROTHY FUTRELL tI aenc ci football m his NOCEOFSUIT -- — I!'ial i ea Estate IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH OAR D EIOHTECNTH JUDICIAL CIR II ' P,TIl Y DAVID CPO'SLEY TO ' -- — -: - lfl ?2O3 -- - -- - - - --— - n ' v ii... I 1% ' :- ___ _______ / - ' __ ''PT" __________ r , — I our arca e agrud to a number of contlons and - dllmate some of the condUlon5 and IC ault i i • - e am_i - - ______ - i __________________ ___ F ame in Canton Ohio Da,d ha e no ad ' -- -- — I he that -M ' been Drs we don't ha e SantOd Sernne (&$y TGAGE ASSOCIATiOacor Tht hUrsng will be hd on Of befe April ?nd 1976 and file ?r r IWithlCI iSCri omernt Clefk th Circuit Cnurt 5m,nole SemnOIeCDUn$y Flor ;such as aide Elijah Pitts Mirn times an experIencJ real este broker specialtzin in ness tra% elers seeking a ton problem so ig • daesoIvettub! through lortable home from mb Thtname a default will be e'ere Thefieldofnegoj0 15 a ery delicate field, and there are 1In} indo flw hoI cx nrn P Well known MIaII arthitet, businespeople — Itala)s has - _____________ - - - ______________________ _________________ 1 -4 the Wor)dFootll 1*agu ass Deseon Jones — now utter about his absence fm t game rn fa he is hit DC( io 11eIisheshouIdbeapanoflt as a coacn - NAME STATUTE ,on file with the C erk of the City ; prime rindidte for the \F I s Ta)lor of the Pittsburgh Steeler who hanes the de Fkti? Name Statute Chaef Joseph R LewiS tberre(o,ded ItlI he 20 )ears," )S no use forme any more " gould ha'e a future,' notes Uam before there will be an Five )S ago, and more. Deacon, if the 39-year old ____________ -_- is nothing It's same all 1976 :sry Chaer - _______________________ ____ _- ndos In 1968 he was the school and college sant, as post or esen neighboring toast lando, Winter Park a goGd football ma Several Gcorge Allen offered Jones a a spuial . .ind parade for OEX31 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY the Japanese occupation phins in (Onsidered a CCCSS i%Lflue Sanford CASE NO 7 431CA4 B didn't become Deacon until he piar UI the Im I L I L I bIth Feb Seminole aganst u WITS FREOF , boBs and W)more Tech tea STEPHEN K AF Artr H Beckw'th Jr DIVISION EE PobI S Feb fl 7 TGAC,E A5SOCT be a good cach, that he knows ln nr,t1,nfnsi if any on FRANK TT •1 Ii , . kiioss . EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT IN AD FOR SEMINOLE Defendants default and ultsm?e lud;ment *iII deroi pine and Idaho hIte thm the ' harder tknser ,i • t'lI with the lvent i wit"r- nudway among all commercial , -- - WLPctGB - ___ 0 0 _ 0 Bvtfalo — _____ ______ - I - - ________ -_____ 'e 30 26 Orleans M (*av. - _____________________ Gold 0 37 4 State 17 19 717 2 I NAIA 113 ) $1 ii 37 431 26 Delroil -- 101 71 5*1 6' Ctlan3 ! OrIin MIDWEST Friday s Results NBA ork % r (71 700 rner r '' 0 i n State ,t Hfl.,tr.n GoId ro — Phila N Y Isle a? Milwaukee •l • 10 P (1419770 3171 V.N,:2 10 ii 102 301 179 37 7 11 760 160 CItqk of tne Circu,t Court Mary N Dard GIBBONS. TUCKER. McEWEN, SMITH COFER & TAUB attorneys Defendants V*°cuvtc YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED y COPY Oill to foreclose that certain Attorneys for Pil,oner — tras%o(xIllIhtnu1an)), three colors of marble stones, . '• o L. II Seminole Raceway 1st AO(1 M4rdilh Cheetham h •• • is a epar.ite archttectura1 unit Of MOO Pili) - — 3 46 16 i rgini tro,t PU 2039 9 19 Ill 262 ill V.jit Adjms Divii. ith F ilipino ______ L Bruesr & *1 Sandra J LI S fllh B FIoydo prr Cons?r Co Inc entilation to flow through t i , ' nny of the arcas had been er1-pearl and shades of seadecorate, he said until their shel, osen baskets marble Inc Loti I & S 81k S Santord Farms sioo IUC; 106 — rui4 Clerk of the C rtuit Court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Atii$i rn & wI Juanne. LIs I & SeCdEb,Js *11 be rectivCd by the Vor New c _____________________ ____ Alt' amonte prinçs Fldri , i ilnor plan of the hotel Trch Cl ruBLICN0TIcE a Th W rksh iION a Frlda p 11fl) ot icr - Iutioti' • EIzarth A t.tôaelI to eo W t P1orihwoo C d - of old pieces • responds er 510551) moisture changes. time, onls sshen moisture pr Iretssork screens can separati' Academy Manor UniSt (QCD) Robert W Ryan & wi W , of 3 k sioo 770 Betty Shan 6 Ev.nlng 74 Semifinals Edmon __________ B'dgrporl 93. BenlIey U - SEVENTH 21 47 5 53 P7 salSfictory to the Board and ol t 7 516 C I Lusty The Bid Bond as well as Per YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFI ED EENTH JUDICIAL CIR 2 Page 60 PubIi Records of poration EDWARD S ADOYAN Ctwip aiithip i f4 EIGHTH - OFMARRIAGE NOTICE OF ACTION (NO PROPERTY) Highland l'linois 62219 ROCHESTER NEw YORK Florida cccpccat,on KARL ROLLS nd ELIZABETH ROLLS his wife I to • h cmble the originil fiturs uut oIiortible55lckers(isJ in the ts Mrs Keller for the lobb) II ho the old hotel. C II. & IiriOn ( 19 lOt Suf c 101 CCtIY 94 Rocht'er V - W dener 41 MAtaif i St Si tlic 'nformation that usuall Ions or ssindusss ssitli therma thatthebigpritiseccssise Urni dual action - said, the ratio ssi segetablesof last ear's labors I lithe 139900 s f S% w __________________________________ ir ca c s. orrnua . U _________________________________________ models fea UFO• - f Tl canning bd F Conr,n & nch began P rk &tG4 t Patrecsa II - I -- A - To locate an outlet cut 316 11 1 Phantome ness s.ln(ltrshase an orii the frontsldeolthepanel55ithj 55h1(11 IIILUflS that the pad to ke)t1OIt 5.1W I ioscs in Carolina tinpl4itc and soda ash crt4ited a port Its 55111 hase more than tin ttie shehes There Ilill Kerr of the Kerr (glass sion after a t Agents or EDMUND 1. WOOLFOLK, SignedhytheAgent and the Altamonte Sprinq Frida 37101 defenset II any PitItionr, whose addtess 15 905 clerkoftheabove;tyied CO5RtOflO an) predictions Id "is ears lid duction 55111 be double the niii illtldilied ' tkre is slight llIOSCtflCflt Ot triP pau sen 55tCk ifl5e .lfl(. rt1 •aiiers Instead the V s at uniweticntetl (kill intl stliith porat ion OWENS CORNING (lit unth rsuk of thc I itik tp I er4ltingthrecstsi[a da), SeSefl inc re.sts in t be a! u are rnguirI to serve a copy of written answer rc 9 - • 5cr k ELaVENTH Oen c7) 2 00. 7 3 Fad Spur TWELFTH — i , 3 V t ouvncrn days with HOpuI 4 Park FIOfid* J77$9 (pe 305 647 I& A I LotIa for — , the Boards consent t Co' 0 1 E 0 s Red my and il bids tired against you for t Arthur H BkwiIh Jr cu nts C... relief Thu5niceshalIbepIl5hed, (Circuit Court Seal) By Martha T Viht Attamone Spring; Florid. 32701 Miami Florida fl (17 500. 3 dO - 7 Swrf Daisy 17) 0 0rthd.y Go D 32 - - - -- d' Ii 'ht r lacement lids for the reusavie ga Jars USc u) • ie it for ctra fine CF' Some S4lfluC li ii stain One is to s mets of foods 'h itt turixn nt ii (Will in) -il)r1i&' 1)111 back (IdUti it suth ' cerslng of fs finishing ssork COrpOr,Thon BOfllrJnNc INC production , - otI u Dale Lambert to Linda (QC i BIIC Beverly Terr Mirror Lk t rn in qr tnt P N' of SE'4 i)l IiindQUitt ' u st ' nt West on 25th Strew off 1792 or La * * & Aria J Lun I ot SE 1i of 61k 3 ninth Andra a IC 9 irceIs Sla * * We Have Your "Dream Home" It * lteru,red to sith (1w grain if ou 551511 Ir a , (OUflt for a rclatise Si13 who address isIll West Lyman Cflttrpd again;f u for the ritef W 1 TNESSm hand and lb ICut 0 ir n Lill T lIo55s the underside of that table top report the lids don (remain Ofl 55 is or tt othtr Thu DEW $24 ifucs bat li(I that Jar tap and * J - = Th * m Se,,chrst & l Mire to r - r-- * * Crslal Bowl 2nd Addn 571 100 * iiiI,;ndO Thi Su'nrt, * ' r * rau - - - - - - - * 0 lIvu hi sol Lut ii 01k * Ronitct M L,ustn& wf Marilyn Pu * Ni ii I Inn sql to John Debr * * ______ _______________________________________ ttri ifl il str.iil. it bleach 5500d filler etc , ar de I , lfl(I pine, SUi1T WoWI hnishini' in the Home p 0 4 huntington N V turer, ;ml is producing lids like Kerr a at a mirti ii glass ContaIners like * as a C (he rate' of 1 200 , minute Ist should not se for home Can farmed ( i1in imas I Co Hi %Ql to Nina LoveIl B Northern III & wt Pauli * — -- , * * d III 000 I REVENUE and 1' * nt ( flI to j ma A Grass & htrr sinI that despite the - - K IS H REAL E S reve p F ise ea . . i' otSer i6 20 37 etc 513 500 S PORATIOPI a corpOration GEM corporalion Brd an original por of attorney Seminole County, Florida fr commenced in fhiscourtand u are PORA faN a St b51dlfy tiom such Bonds will be executed -------------- - 0 Isis Src I 575 500 .illey Farms. Sic 6. S 4. summer of 1976 tr)ing to as oid Aiiaricans to turn to home g 19Th Can )OU back sidc of the panel Iili , GREAT LAKES fer these fabulous one £ Nt9Tfl ___________________ , ' Bik M Libe V.ayman HIS Lake •• n • S25O0 rw Enq(dnd a Cinc OR 9 19 North Orlando lii 900 .' , ________________________ Y 526. Carla Ann Owens to John H. drisessas C.m a paint roller k I)bjtI%C is to rrcs ent those cos ers made espuial for lrustee for the croditort 0, an agent or attornev in fact who that JOHN 0 JOHNSON JR hs that a PtIifin for Dtotution of South i Ballin, S Modest Rh. 6 Mi by a facsimile of Fcida 's Res Its Residence Unko - n land • - Th ezacily what you' panis pr .. preriilse that condensation ( That portion ol Lots 1 2 Snd East and furn, 100 per cent Performance NOTICETODEFENO I6 M I Kimi Labor MaterIal and Supply THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO 5TH — 2 A 1 Mrs I Sue 7 0 N nolls St 90 Grambtlno $9 - \ Our one two an flliis corporation civ Clerk blish Feb 77 29 March 7 14 - - will be held I, the may review tnt altecnaliye corn Dey Clerk = • Central Heat and Air fifteen (IS) calendar diy5 after JOHN 0 JOHNSON JR Brasilia S Pepper Kits 6 Am SOUTH CENTRAL ping he luins Ia the and cOmpIetin sidered p • U 719 P6 Hana S Tally Ernie 4 Danny Jax nd - — mp.n wLTpt,GFGA Sw'rl Chimber FOURTH (j 29 31 e 221 75) Picw -- ç an COnStrL'f • — tta* ii Jr L ma be used as sliding doors rid of it e(e')t bs oning har:ii Irt h will shrink anti the 18th and 19th centuries — as TO 01" YARINI PRODUCTS WITNESSmy handastM Clerkof on Wtdnct*y March i 19'6 from up to (Seat) — _______ Rachel E Ward & hb Orlando '0 5360 GofdMedallion 3 LI Squtnt I York iSl*nderi a? (hi CAiT p Championship ah qnlf cowse — 14* COnsolatido - 61 II 00 1 (76 u Vl _______________________ isIas at New York Rangers at V*n NCAAD.vstion II ' 11 70 BP ft I with 63)799 10 L 531 200 FlorIda Corporation. Ct - .1_ - i t Br i '!t 0 Arthur Wm Dellenqer to Omitria mCI Un DA C Par 11. page 45, 1976 March. 1976, cc suffer Default lobe ELEVENTH — 3. A I Go Tom - Id S I viqStofl to Jam 6IkCI Bryan III Unit Ii BIdq Luñj I 'r mel coPy thereef to Sumerin ii) 600 360 3 W cliff 1505W 25th St ir un eroes ' i cooking. bathing andthingslike ,. 1 1 1 $3,983,676 during the same week one year ago Th 1976 (Stilt WlTNESSmyhanCantheslof and you are hereby notifi to file I) ______________ of 1975 Real estate conveyances during the Lot 31 ClUb Fo. aunt Sec 3 57 Nor's Diviin _____________ Ik 6 Highlano Mills 573 100 the kitchen and bathroom. The) I expect to paint a brick wall LOSS sql 2 BEDROOM TOWNHQUES 0 like' trelhsing of oI lattice in tht files of Duke Unlerslt) (uttinkthearnountofhigh Nw York at Seattle -_ • • , 0 area suar PC Suu iflS indos • liUk as tondcnsation on the r,ef demanded i the SCH LBE psue 740 Public Records Of $ 1 Altrt'i be entered against ou for fbi relief rorded in Plat 8o EIGHTH - iiiay have t)UbbleS ifl It. cINTOSH above Uyled Ccurt on o' before SEVENTH - 516 C I Gold onor before ArlI7th It1& and file County Florida to wit the original with the clerk Of this Tth I)) $ 10 5 60 3 dO 7 YeIl The Soh 7$ feet 04 Lot P slId the Attorne s for Plaintiff Seine Activity Ifl Seminole County reat esae was up 66 per cent during the week ending Paces,tter Builders Inc to Elihu hi5 wife, Hd and 1UII' SMITH HULSEY,, (5) 600 160 at. following R,frarato, Ran NHL Wahinglon a? Boston a'?ar noon the r ocey Omaha LOt 10 and t t THIRD - 16, 0: 1 Avedelte 700 640 7 Sm s Jet lIt according ,La :WnHl hts recreation facilities, bab) idertilicd dl _____________________ s!mrt In; LU? e w D the largest ballroom in shat hc is talking thout sugar pine is %er resist ml to ed a plastic ill tile that r , ______ ______ circui1 cose - The West 7 feet of Lot 31 Lots M andftle?heor,gi *ith the CIer of the Crcuit Court on or bore the I 1 f CASE NO. 7&49CA-O9.0 ecv And thtrt ilIhe i lot for tt ntitie niterlals 1ROM 1DAVIS & MIHfTSN that an action to forecse 4 mor ______ _____________________________ ,Irlswer: a 400-room iddition stiik otkrs &I) the) of iwojetts ou ha%e in mind natic nwterial in Itie build ' Plaintiff ____ ____ I' liquid floor polbhes tlic threc d%ail.lble sherc I lie ing rently congtu1ated Dr and M Noan I1elfch for the fine apae of their newly relandseaped residence at 1 Summerlin Avenue (fleld Photo Bill % brent Jr) H EL FRICH H OM E i r a; ieCUti iflenioe IilaPet,t,on 'fllhe Circu? Court of wse residenCe is Unknown rc _, " hdtigtiru _________________________________________________ .ibout 100 rooms Keller .ind his iI( 11rx1 bUsIfl{.5 tSSO(i.itt et ui Ø STEPHEN K KAFKA DEW_1? It tremendousl) "he as %1cpresi4ent for public respond to him, but they i i t i k 1 _____ . YOU ARE HEREBY oTEo Colbert at Green Ba) - could 0EV._115 . Oiu i vme OtthiS ' — asin residenct or i , MOLTON ALLEN & WILLIAMS THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO INC a cOfporaton PAMELA AY aLAIR MI, FlOf ida this Ih dâ Cn'y , ?h:Ihof SEMINOLE COUNTY. CIVIL ACTION No 7S2111C AC9F PAMELA • n t be at least coideret" juge the role Harris, an tIt fh n'ecesf in Wayne P Simon •t Lonw .ts Pitts, Earnel Durden of San You cant tell me, he Sdys, Deacon turned him down Fatonsille Hungerford, the - •o• Henames011ieMatson,flaIl. ,nso. — ______ nisf,icilitii ind (oflCI1I1r1( into a trIdltIOIl look táes Douglas MacArthur before and t(ctLrII txperience But the Real Fstatc Iflflitments a COPY thero0 c INjURANCE ASSOCIATES ew Orlea coaching sacancies in the coach in 1974, his last aive ____________ ___________ tective in we great majorit) of cases DEW 163 ;KOfs th'tflOtiCethefsC CletheaenamCour1a h ?Th nthdate for t because no black rnn base __ - Ui 'it stth suth i broker and ,iflxIoLL1 t is itur th r 51tUitio with tuni An obJeUi%e, knoledgeab1e third tn.inLlc legend of the Manil.i te people. I can tesch ar I can who has sent many men into performer in Nevada bistros. over' ________ stw) R rK RH pta Boot :i whtheCrkof,herc,: i sest )OU Set ilfl theRCfrCu!?Courl a P iii. .io _____ CIk of f for this tear and (Ia * * * * * * * * * _______ _____________ �- - SB-Evenn; Herald nforu Fl - Sunday. March 14, 1q76 -. (o u nt!y from La iici ira ' -- ____ - n so ct i John E Anderson & vt Joyce It 17 Dommet- ich Hills 6th Addn 160 700 Crea er Constr Corp to Charles 6th 73 Fourth Sec Oreamwolcl Ticor Retoc Mam Co to Kieber .1 CaIlca & wf Donna it it IaS U 000 Silva & v.1 LIltani N 6 of Lt 71 S We-fiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt Sec 1 Yn YW in & v.1 Ju' .iu Liii iu 36 ul 6 81k F Duift,tei'ii.li Hills 61h 135 100 Gordon P Aut.n & wi Patricia Its Atldn 140700 COCO) Doyle E Judkins 8. WI 38. 1 & S' of iacated alley 81k 17 Elmer Baker Jr to EImr S Thelma to Howard R Judklns sgl ______________ Sanford, 126.500 Charles K, Summerslll & wt " Wail New Builders, in, to Steven Wetuva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt Sec . _____ paimeHoAe part time. All Sb 5pestaurant Se S $27 500 Spaceport USA Inc toi W Hick man Lots 3 561 7 I II Industrial PirI $90 00 Sarai Oliverlo (form Powersto Dora M 011verio I Mario P4 Unit C 2545 S French 41C a line ittiru S times 31c a line ôthru 25 times 24c a line 26 times 112 00 MiNIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum HOURS S 30 P M 8 00 A M MONDAY thru F'flDAY SATU R DA i 9 Noon - Harry J. Millard lli & wI Dianne iC. $100 Bellimany & wI. Gloria J. Lot 121 S 915 Park _______ P4ec'J 2 people to make appointments i r rr 373 7f 3? O5l?r - Lovely I beorOom LonUwood apartment furflilhCd with withOUt USC of trr apeuttC l0I 1? - ___________________ rIa?, 591.500 Joseob Mc0inty Jr. & June to Marie King Bolles to Black - bed OOtn home large family room cedar Siding and fine eating bar new carpeting nr roof centrut heat Ii 500 sq H tot Owner 323 OS?? , ----'------.--____ _____ 'S BAMBOO -_ NICE HF.IGHHORS ___________ COVE APTS make a pleasant hOmr for you am1i your family. Sanford 3731)10 Cncloed garage; central heat anu __-'---- ',.l SAN MO PARK. I, 7. 3. teoroom ____________________________________________________________ Raymond L. Hendel & wtMary to Lake Mobile Shores, less w 170'. Ire rerordt'd), $15,000 GertrudeV Woods form. Vining& Jackson & wf. Aria. 1)14 £ Nc', oil) Edw Ai,hill& F*nnetnflennifl hh Jamei F to Ethel V. Meredith, 81k 8. Itt Addn RepI. 1k Mobile Lot 16. 81k A, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 2. 169.000. Gains B Daniel & VeIma to C Moirion Jr 9. St. John's Village, 2nd Rev F • --- St Gertrude Ave. & N line of RR run Juanita Fosit 8. Florirt, to Geosgia - b Merle W. Zinck & wf Sarah 10 & 11, 81k 72, Fourth Sec , Dream for 172500 - . S.iur (married) Townhouse Parcel E. Seminole HIS Sd. 111,070. , Inc., lot Passenger P 0 flex 213 Free 641 7027 for "We Care" "Plotline" Adults or Teens - - lilimirk Cc'ns?r Co to V1i L B' 1$. 81k 0, Sweetwater Inc Springs Spreading Oak Village. AN'm OUE OTHER THAN ot igricu 373I66 • '1i!' I .-, . .4. room RduCd to 990(, COUNTRY LIVING at its best- Il - ____________________________ ______ i ii.'Y'aT 112,500, inventory anci fixtures 1 IIEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom, 1", bath i MLII. I IPI LlSTf4r, REALTOR ii 1 i"P' home draped & carpeted ., ,,,,,ui$rIuiiI I " !rr' Z"c out c i 1 ' . . ween 6 & 9 pm By Owner. AITAMONTE 2 P Af4 Y TIME - - ri 4'__s" almost an acre of riverfront with ' P "n 9 ___________ Dev Co Irt Ott Lot 495. Welciva & v.1 Sue. Lot ID 81k 6, Sweetwatei' S. Stiles & wt Eli:. C., 1)31, 81k C. Larson Dcv Inc to Michael D Greater Constr. Corp 10 Weltmer Swey'twatr Oaks, Sec I, 165.000 Sec 1. 136.600 10 I. 81k 11. 0 P. Mtchcl't Serv. fringe benetits Contact Per Gidus Builders Inc to Nellie Jo No E I. The Villages, condo. Wayne Constr Inc ii fl-1 ñ$ Grapefruit Pill with Diadax plan 1). ector tfl ffWt CRUC. .,.,m 01' 372 4420 GENERAL DYNAMICS h Coordinator for United Arm Equal Opportunity Employer .t, ;ub .. ....... .0 . rcL 'rcr.. room Plights 373 0455 97 App'y in px'rsnn, tile i,ie D'mdUlV 701 SunSet Drive. M*t to -, FRICKE & FRICX - .', .. P Laurence & wf Elaine W I' 373 Arthur H Gatesto l-lelenM Oates . - Grant 1100 Anne La Bellman ,xewc tt Annex $16 heritage Job description and '5 ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Fr tamli-s e' friends Of problerr 01 1)A.S'of LotS & W 34'of Lot4, 81k 0, Winter Springs Unit 1. 131,900 ifl , r a S $ See water front property from Top earningS and thence for ad Colonial Orlando Application phone. No sell dining rm ideal for retired - George Willl% for (Icp irlurr trrt anytime weekends straight salary. ______________________________ Realtor 322 lid -" $,., - H Lt 6 6th A Lake Orienta Hills I' A Miller Const Inc to Un 1, 127.300. Clarence C. Anderson Jr & wf Howard McNully, Ind. & Trustee Barbara A. it II, Walden Terr, looking for fresh new talent Call Wednesday from 9 tc. Ii a m 667 Nice7bedroomblock home, turn, or ntt.rri. 37) 7970 24--BusinesS OppOrtUfllttes - ---------.-. __ HES BY 36 INCHES On as Trustee, LotS 11 2.1311 Mqic F nanclal Corp. to Llod A. 5-Lost & Foun r,irrns. 1150.000 Santancto the Sub Beautiful, Palm Horace F. McFeely 6, wI Barbara Spr ns Sec 13.300 Glenn E. Wilson & wi Ruth to SlniancloSpgs,, The Sub. Beautiful. Springs Tr. 10, 2nd repl. of W 600, Campbell & v.1 Glenda H E of 155.500 Lo167& portionof lot6l, W of Ditch, lady's platinum dIamond dinner ring. Liberal reward. 3231)06 - American Restaurant. Beer, Wine license Or highway. 775 aii We have so many leads and ap pointmcnts that it will take B Te ood ands. Sec 7. nc 0 F agthip B. o ama.( n cu o c an S n ec SC F David Morrow & Elai,e to 1982.100 ran.Mvs- e nLw are .1 ober Orune ey & w . Identify & pay for al P1 6053 This Company has been established since 1905. We offer top immediate after earnings, but also a permanent sect're future with unlimited - NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM ACII V IIJ(.TAI I flWITUC'I'APl rritsj . S41,0O IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING T h 11 , ____________________ Florence I 1121, BIk 1) Evansdale . ___________ ane ai mer. It 8th Harbour s ci, $100 a mo Jean M Keltey sgl to Patrick F $100 Divco On Inc to Donald II kelley sgl LI 33 Walc*n Tern 1)l.Y. PIoUs 8. Wf. Joyce, It 9 81k fRoger E Soule & v.1 yuan, to Camelot Un 7 i' vO 3720760 . 0n' - - - -- ____________ ---______ ---- 9-Good Things to Eat _________ Id 300 N FRENCH AVE PH 322 2611 expand Inside decor very leasant E ui ment 2 ears otct 14.700. 6)) 6442 or 377 1380 lot $47 5Q home shady yard air con SHADFD iAciehomesite Choice I Howell Woods 0ev Corp to of 72 8th 56 Sanlando Sub Patrick F Grtnt £ wf Clair K it f' lutful Palm Springs Set SOBUSHEL 3'? 873) or 372 0367 - ,cLTAMONTE A4EA Wooded 0 Wi " ' i ___________________________ more Veryst'curesmallbusiness 54000 29) 5346 OUTDOOP PRODUCTS Jolnour chain Of stores and link 323 5774 Anytime Multiple Listing ServiCe , "'" IKE MARY BLVD - location, easy terms $il.3O 24 Hrs 3 2394 10 GREENE INC REALTORS 373 6.lc) MD 322 '. - scio __________________________ V U5.all I UC11 ' U I'' IC tIOL * than rent. Government SubSidized to quilifieci bu ers c,si to see you cu.niiiv' assume balance of ANXIOUS SELLLF4S the ha e Furniihed 7 bedroom mobile home, Casselberry area Adults only Phone $31 232) 4!Ijjt DUPLEX.-. 2 BedrOom concrete - _______________________ . 33 6l)aI or 373 CSl7eves. . A 3 Bedroom mobile home 2 bathS I SchOOlS, extra large lot, large clost Zoning permits prUfMt'onal office. j!5 •11 . (,,,,,. • ..._ 7 Bedroom localedori large shaded privatetoi furnished SISC month - Apts.Furn. or Unfurn, garage, Paneled family room with fireplace $39 500 ONLY THREE YEARS NEW? Spacious home with custom kit aii.ner's . Casselberry unfurn 3 BR 2 bath II Larry's Mart, 715 Sa',lvwd Ave. . ' .4. UI. I rivacyfence sprinkler system A IX sutiful I'oflle for only 147800 Furnished or UnfUrni%P,CIAPARTM[NT5 ,... - PPOne"2 1621 rr' ' . . ' 1 -tG We F r 3773*64 DAVES'373 9370 vvin "ci to buy used office furniture $450 II Come browse eveiy Sunday 0) -'fI" _______ 1T ; -'' -iF" - - _____ ______ C on i.rxl or stei drSks, execu' .e desk & chairs, secretarial desks & custom with built ins large family room overlooking river huge - - sic 372 91)1 373 8570r 53.1 46O s;d;no 2r4, Lots f tirin$ ri Fcjrri?rq' ap ___________________________ Monday Mar 1 am P,tas?cr Charge accep'eci 'Ri1TRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT Residential & Business F 'cc i'st mites Blitz (1cm '..,.. - -- - - . - cter'i. 12.695, Phcne 322 1651 (Dealer). 1972 PintoRunabout, t miles, new 323-7340 349 5556 Ford, Kubota. ettib0ne ALTAMOPiTE SPRIkIGS 53.4 1341 TRACTOP CO'tPANY - 722 7261 i 'nn r L A I LUU riencli ve --- FSIEE GIFT WRAPPING All Baby Gifts Knits Christening Gowns PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 26iOHiawatI'a Ph 37' 1301 - -- 1971 Pinto I weed low miles c' - Heavy Equipment - - sedan, vinyl top, comple'ely __________________ WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY SELL TR DE ________ 1600 Ph. 3729129. - deal or sell by piece. Call 372 7794 (anytime) - ____________ package Assume payments 37'? 4374 after 6. ____________________________ A ('T (\PtI -.-• Owner loaded Fir-st $1 100 takes 7 P M -- - mint condition 1450 3778631 Ca-cs-it' rr, 17 9?. 830 4206 --- - _______'u-- ' P4 01 Oviedo Free pick up & USED Lu'.'AER bedroom, 1" bath home on oak Garage door for silt, 7' high, 9' , fl'lO I'S -. Cash for wrecked or lunk cars We cabinets, as is. Cash and carry ' 20175 FRE'ICH IHWY 17921 I - 120' tron ________________________ BR. 2 bali Tk i ii(Y -_________- 774U ___________________________ - ' Wekiva - Fish, boating. canee AdultS 372 part time positiont available . - - Forrest Greene, Inc 5G-t'iiscelIaneous for Sale STEPPING STONE HOME Homes - IE C. T(P ii-- ri - manager with your oftite and JACk' SONVILLE FLA fl' ______________ . 34--NObIIe TAF F ER R EALTY _____ on is qua y F!"? ---.r- ,iviiitatjlc' 571 117 PER MONTI$ $100 deposif 630 1677 after 4 p m - Retirement Dream Will receive a salary, commission, company training 5. localion set. override renewals, as well as up Investment of 16C015 000 Call company fringe ben,fit $vth as collect Mr Carson II) 576 5370 Ifospitllilatjon, Life Insurance Mace tedlcal and Retirement Mcirr,lng Paper Route in Sanford S I amer ciuiprrcnm goes. FISH- Country 3 Bedroom 3 batri -- INC - _______________ - - 2)31. "(V - j ____________________________ (904)76.4 '612 for Mr. Carl - . name brand merchandise 114.500 DELTONA ndivilual P41cc includes inventory, fixtures, I bedroom 1135. 2 hOrii for this plans great We can not 3270) , Reasonable Price 3') 191) after - I 33-Houses FurnIshed Fulfill your life long drum, have a WHAT IS DENTACARE'?? EWARD- No questions akrd for return of lady's diamond pin, lc,s' Dentacare is the newest most , , SELL THE ?4E,dDEPlTACARE 1 T - Used motors sold and installed .'.R 1970 Lynncraft 27' Cabin Cruiser, _______________________________ M M'dqet 1972 mint ConditiOn - WHILE SUPPLY LASTS - collect, Qi-isncic. .54. l ii r nCCPSSOrIeS - diyS week JIB Auto Parts. E'.t - __________ 55-oudiS - . Murrri A Goldberg t'? Joicc A Owner says 'Submit offers maculate 3 bec2roirn eat in kit k -_ __________________________ • - 133900 'rc - - $lSEach Phone]n bXI8 tiin.r r' ____ Did Tabby hive a I ttcr of ktte' Sell them with a fast ar! glassware, depression glass. CB I BR 7 bath' Hidden ____ ____________________________ 67-Livestock-Poultry ------.----------.--.-- Wooded site, ARD SALE Sunday 9 to 5, '" assume paymentS 373 USI . - - __ eath on paved st,eet. ,lt Yard Sale Saturday 9 to 3 70) West for 117.500 t'''nrj 7Sf" St Wifl i, 45- , - Ward All ACCCSSOM 1150 373 7769 377 1064 _____________________________ a. trrit P4vi'd Streets 110.500. 3 BR Brick Home "" By owner 2 Bedroom unturni%hCd.1,,, 37) 32 AT - 2769 - ____ 9993 CAMPBELL S POODLE PAD IV. 1700 5. French, 373 1731 I or 7 lots, located on E Crystal _____ 75-Recreational Call Mr AnderWO, 365 5710 $25000 Now 123 500 Excellent Component Stereo, Sansul tuner Call Sanford's Sales LCaoer L. i.1 ' - Delivery Extra at These Prices - __________________ Vehicle ______________________________ $100 $75 ___________________________ US 65-Pets Supplies RCH13 __________________________ SATURDAY MA BiWing $1 Sanforc Airsirt Doberman Pnber AKC pt,ps prtly cleared Ij - _____________ Transportation - 1 FrIgidaire Dryer 15 lb I Kcn'r.ve()ryer t GE Port Dishwasl'ier W. 13th St., Sanford. neighborhood. fireplace, new floor coverings, Rnnt - _________________________ high 8. dry _____________ ______-- Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpe' Shampooer fgr only Si SO per day y proper y. Carpeting, kitchen ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. rv 115 Color Iv's from ISO. B&.', fr PiflCCd Sunday,M.rch1a,in1 - SALE I Frigidaire Washer interest. Owner $06 376 5690. to 173,950. $27,100 0wF iM 10 ACRES 19 750 8cutiful COLORADO high mountain valley Best hunting & tisning then equipped, front screened porch nother BPP Warranted eqUipped; 7 car carpc,rt with PAINT STORE--- Business and real 3 )97 COMP TI TIVE WAGESAND LII3LRAL FRINGE ( 1 Evening Herald,Sanford, Ft. - 52Appliances S V Hardwick Broker Deltona668 661) FISH from your own boat dock Zttncfrnrn Dô, h Lit1efront 3 Bedroom I' baths 2 U Llk)LiUIlI lQ Florida rooms Central heat and T WO FREE ROOP, S fouseas Ou d air A beauty 1 I e Use as extra bedrooms etc 2 TIME for Swimming Pool horn' me in qu e neigh. neat k" ' upte'x_eme" lims .j lake p StoCking and counter sales, 1976. - iaet ie $25 down anc 175 per month. )fl 2I Alter f-I 2 baths Owner moving ot of l4it f-HA financing 3 Bedroom, carpeted, central heat Se) u and operate all t,pc' O sheet metal equipment Plan PARTS MANAGER bedrooms, 7 baths; central heat - rctire,-nent .i th 6 7S63Park Dr. REALTOR 372 7420 location ideal I Ik I U - £1 £ I LA Experienced & Newly Licensid I 31A-f)uPleXes d ReasOnab C iiip ir Dr Rt'.ilt story, I bedroom, 2 bath home, Wkiy 3515 Itwy 17 97. Sanford Briclgepoit mills. L £ 5 AiIi L Windsor & wt, Margaret to % 'Vi, Orlando Appli Co Inc to Donald Sweetwater 0 i T'ain , _Thomcson. 377 6752 .'" - Auto zecretary required. sistenily to close tolerances on arui ilevetopineni WOk - - XeCUtlVe Al A Can Help James E. Woods & vi Gertrude to E 2301W I", acres of N ",oll it S. The Colon years experience - , P-A(EL)Y i ft' A OF1IN' Kaufman 1. v.4 Linda C., it Iii. So Adc to C8. 122.500. Thomas Bernard. Beg. 30' E of NW 114.700. Winsor Manor, 1st Adon., 141,500 Ticor Relocation Mgm. Co. to cot of NW'. Of SEE. of SW'. of Sec Nettle S. Johnson, gI. to Shirle. jcnn W %tt'ro 8. WI Frarces to Martin A Ratchie Lw1 $hsrn.i A N I 17 SCO CharlotteJohnsonlocker(Marrled) ______ - . - -- 43-Lots-Acreage JIM HUN1 REALTY . David A. Maurer 1. Judy to Edw. - 41-Houses 41-Houses r HAL COLBERT ______ - f-tours IleIbie, pay open. Call 321 0325 hi turn op,.. sis month, _._.- '-' DEADLINIES 1$ ACRC gro _______ clUded See alter P Ar,h,necallcouldStartYouona new $67 and profitabic car.ef I' 3755 - , K .Lot 1. 81kG. Spring 1k Hills, Sec 0. Bramm.r.sgl..Lot36 & NI' 0137. 4l---r-,uUS CO&C US APPLIANCE SERVICE 64_Equ,pn1 nt for 831-9993 322 2611 Woodland HIs., 1)00 cot. of Sec. 720 30, run W. 7)1 S 140.000 J. 0. Payne £ wI. Martha Jo to (QCD) Ttierese S. Brennan, 173 S etc $170 Herbert E. Hilton & wf Barbara to 41-Houses ____ . Wintet Park - • , ____________ ------. T ________________- ''' r Grc.itc'r Cci tr Corp t i i Larry 0. Syrnons £ wi Linda 0 Lot Mihard 1,i:arcth & wI Vasanthi p -. Odando Seminde 0 fl S UlT%. or unturn urn r S and OPI. i - C I Thy' H 1 3 r ( !-' TICOr Relocation Mar erneilt Cc i g - - - - (ronttnucd - 't 17 tc 1 Q"V 16 Flea Market Sinford •., , ever.'ngs .cIlenj_cgnditioxm, Phone 321 _1i - . . - -- --'Y .i ' . '- EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU ..- " - .' -=--- _ ~-__-;_. furniture Phone 3fl £651 - _________________________ - IS000BTUAIrCondt,one - ____________________________ - f;f,_ .-'- - 29-Roo i lflP Expenced Full time Need im SUPERMARKETS SEEM TO BE RAISING O,.partn ' nts 40 DEPOSIT REQUIRED JoI Unfurnsshed Modern Facilities ONLY I6I9INSTALLED tc ______________ untIl tht re ntarI out .Iothlng stores, of sight'' I - .L. "'"'" 363 3771 Experienced in ChineSe cooking AUTO PAINTER 3 fl _- I BEDROOM COTTACE Experienced in all phases Can ,, rent $100 month Broker Ownir _________ - ____________________ RorAss3C ._ SJIIIC tilIng is happening iii Po nt Pr 377 74i '1 372s7 Si-Household Goods '4ightI 67$ , $ 1 -'-__ STOP AND IHINKAMIPIUTE it ______________ S10637 Phone 3770051 or nights Landica in 8 landscap rig plants and *t dO omp(,telandscapnqservie _____ ' UpPolsteninp )72O7O I IT) 1 t to travel PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK thur doilirs 110 farther Some folks thInk that nothing ian be dont aboit It but bookkeeping Freerent noslary One bedroom turn apt 2nd floor apply 4106 pm 1717 Park Ave Convenient location. Prefer , , it and where to get the best quality at the lowest price / 6OO prjtcts art oftcn featuRd in thc newspaper too It1ANrTIIF' 1 'I- , • _____ , Ti '' r -. . . k " ' L acc.$ yin map venden In mn sf,tt Fenced 51 RuNner $69 Maple table ____ ( .. '' 43 Lots-Acreage - - ______________________ sae ._ . 1 1 _________________________ 1 fledrcm Trailer 13 '35 • ORne-#vlvweds )bxdrooms Ibath comfortable home Much a upon C k 321 0041 shopping Sptals On food, lothing furniture, cars and hOUSCS tr1tJ1l,l11 rplr C' SEPVICE BEYOND PetentIal ____ doll ir ID I Bedroom furnished apartment - ____________ V high and dry Horses Oh - 52-Appilatices _____ 254? tlrr iou the sme quality ark Dr .e Pest Control and Termiting Fr "'°° Pt PLACE A(LASSIFIEDADPIOA a'i-cZ" PI:st,,.n g Ii lIt's III lllt1 - 'r___ -----__ , -----.-- --. )TIW'f i lilt it • r, c, -.- - -..,.,.'-- - 372 5641 'iti *1r5 37. - - ------. T" --'S , ''Mj" If you e in the business of building ''' - 't - UhIt fn 3.2 SinfordAy, Specialstsntuftni otograptiy 917) '.- -- '• '- -• ' '- '' - - GLNFPAL CONTRACTOR t fSfSty , sm ison System 402 E Ceter, c Custom Bull? Homes with Many Phns To Choose From -I Free est mate 373 -- Ly'v ''S,- -;c. i Pest Control chromedinx'ttel r, ______________ Donna Canada p ,.,..- . ) Spayed Streets 'Sewers v t. the ion 3779365 _______________________________ SELL Owit LED PUMPS - - - L. =__ - - - �E . 6t1-Evenung Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, htrch 14, 976 BEETLE BAILEY _________ ___ Mort Walker yc " ) ~: --k: 4) v ' I ) ( 210ilodA R,F. s o 1 6 - 4- 1 e fr / j 7 vr,~( -.111- : : 01 i I- t I \l 0 - 29 32 T I Ir- k-r .16 1 'mr p - 6 Embellishes Avarice It i d I - ___ — , — —— — ——— 16 E-71 .)..I oto.-."., I ______________________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 21 by Larry Lewis I '4O..,T4AT O..D CLICHE' WENT 11 a r U I iiNlSKlR1S STRING BIKINIS AND 5E — 38 I 43 - 46 147 I I r~) ~ IN, — I I b RUGS RUNNY (\ - iI 1 I" 4 i 1 I I . __ -0 I. M "T" NQ ')% ''" \ ' hI" I 'i) - I l \OIITII -f I-.; - BLONDIE y Ch Chic Young J 10976 A. I `~ I* 0 FT -c1w ftmq,~ ! ~~' ,/ )IF ,Z II * i; , Zo ~ ! II I I'l _;7"- 4 r .4.1 '" '' v " r" I..) I . 'L -_ - __ I — - ____() i-1 " I ' _ , _ - ARCHIE 4 THERE 'S AJ0THERESTHE O1 HE It ESTE MA' SOME mi ,.1 AN RENTED LUTED CABIN POL nrui Ar DHWED RCtIIE 8utQQt;1 C E C' T' EL/B'S ' ThAT LAKC YOU i A ~W0 THE ft- - — '' • _-j - CARNIVAL . I .. '. . 4 _. , - - - - I I _ 1`1 :LLJ , _wi -_ -_ I .1 ,I ,,I . M , iilr - 'I" - ETE -- - $5, -- - -- - •'_. - '. - — %- -Vt...~ , 0-~,~ - ___ -_ -- __ ---____ L'_ - tc * __-_:-._'1 1!wt __- . . 7 A-7 , -- __.. U ~ V~ .. Mrs. %'1111arn T. Oan) Freeman, a fan of Willia m W i nd om since the time 0 his television series, "My World and — - ; * , J- .. I# -..- ~7_ p_ ~ - _ . - ~ ,c5', , ',' . dJpi. Later, founders of sanford's Act .jf? 1 oreman Heard (centerl and Chiji Johnson, take some tI from Wisdom ifferald Phatos by Jean Patteson) "L 1 - _ , $ I -. ' - J " Anything serious screams for humor funea1s things like that,' says Windom S - ' - . - - -,_-- -_ --- _ r _ _- ... :-Z__ _ _..- - I - --.A •,-..,•.•.', . -. __ _5 -tv - ,- weddings, - Z FI~k'i f-' ' - - _____________________________________________________________________________ ________________________ - - r_ ri - , 4 - dying of a heart condition He is proud of this film, too HLq Thurber road shows (a second one has just be,en cnmr iled) evolved from the television series "My World and Welcome to It," says Windom. He plays Thurber in about 40 shows a year, many of them In colleges, and has , !: -, : i 4'r '' __ r_ I Jr-'ef; ~~n_. I ZA,4r.J .. I - k-. Soon to be released is Echoes of Summer a film in 11 Plays Thurber" program autographed nrtoe tbestre grouP. Anna Lea and .1 wWch Windom plays the last doctor to attend a young girl '' - . __4E . - - If r ________ __ Thurber, he says, he does for pleasure. His f am and / _1' - as a gag. Since then, he has become a familiar personahty ntelevtsionandtnfilms ToKi ll aMockmgbtrd, in whirh he played the D.A.,is the one he takes pride in, / • .-- .. ;,%, , S - '- — Welcome to II," has her "Wisdom - Z:_ -1- = k, ~1 I- I Ja .=L __-. - _ I - - -; I -- -_ - - - - -Jom Talkingabouthislong issocIationw1th the theatre, he commented that, 'it all started as a gag, and it's still a gag" Sure, you work hard if you're a performer, but for Windom, the pleasure fie gets from acting is worth the nd the time away from his wife and ftee daughters ,'-'. • ._• 3 ____ reception host ed by the Junior Woman 's rub of Sanf ord During his brief visit to Sanford Windom even managed to squeeze in a few sets of tennis and sailed a ' - ________ - -_ ; --- t - -' ___________ _____________ - ily, a car Thurber's tribute to his poodle was told with tear making sympathy. The fables Windom related included. 'one Uon and the Lizard," -The Fox and the Crow" and the tale of a cientst and a lemming: th e scien tist wondered why lti ran into th sea - the lemmis wondered why th e human ra ce dich't Windom impressed audiences as much off the stage as on it Mingling with theatre goers after the show, dressed casually andweanngwhatappearedtobean old felt fishing hat, he signed autagrapks and talked theatre f Ii JisJI ______ ____ Thurber's o, Am inimitable sense of drama was cleverly portr3yed when Windom took a handbook designed for English-speaking travelers in France, and turned the listed phrases into a series of tragedies ranging irom losing luggage tn mL!sing trains to being run over by — Ii.." - U) ... - , -L / - ......,. --- his audience squirming In embarrassed sympathy as he rela ted "Teacher's Pet," the story an aging man rel1vI the Ume In h chtlood when he was reduced .-'-- - k own quaint fables, each with a sly but funny moral twist at the end. Windom 's longer pieces were a true Thurberesque Cf )d ,d Liii, . UUii j ernbarramingly real, were created for the audience by Windom using nothing more than hi, taicrit for story teffing True, he wore the eyeshade, sweater and heavy . tpectacles that Thurber favored, and occasionally tapped a word or two on an anc,cnt t)VeItcr But othtr than th at it as th e !es, and the ay Windom told th em, that captivated his audience, - .; - His inkrprcthtionof Thurber's "My O Thr ee Rules for a Happy Marriage," evoked knowing chuckles. He had ' I iI • ., Sponsored by th Seminok Mutual Concert William %indom Plays Th urber' as enjoyed by a small but appreciative audince. Captivated / ' "u -. n s J - by the actor's relaxed style, they were en te rtained by a series of narrative dramas, intersperged by Thurber's -- =-_ _1 iV . - vr: F It: -- i. -" 1I / i. N01P ' T0 B iN ADVEgfl$Itjci, Poach - I f-0 .I ( ,ep ' - - — 11111111k - - W_ - . 'e"Z-16* //V ~ / ) / fis JAF 1ASF I HF HR\ Iferold Staff rIUr i\ the tudicd prfessionalqualits of much of the high shool art Entries were selected by art teachers. or in schools without an art teacher, bs claroom teachers from among that done in class this star or 11ist spring The shos was not judged but sas presented to gise the public an opportunity to see shat the young artists are doing in county schools. - - ft-f ~!~~i~ L t-?% - I ,7;~N.- j..['- . L - ; *. -_ _;~_-. f.j-__, 1_4 -,- ______________ - - ----,--,,, _____________ I - ________________ - 'q I - - - i~& I -I j,E I wonder if they've got anything for Saturdays and after school that doesn't require arithmetic!" -F ''' I' IV e_ 2 . :I . L _ivv •1 P4 fr I AIM IV) .~ r 4 .. ' - i V - I W _. II.p$ ,,. MW , r ,ç' _% -11-.. -,-. I - . -• I • R hm , t& •.. __ ' ".. :' _.4 ._-_---_._ ., )J1.- ,Iv..-'--- _;ox _441 , ., - - __ - -1 -- . - -. C j 412. 'J _ - i , V-1 ' ' 1-. - .0 '=54 t ftlj - - , , - , ______, 1- .1''-A 0 • - t' ti -. W .1. "I ; art coordinator sho arranged the show this as the first county' ide nxhibit of school art Art on display ranged from the sublime to the ridiculous prosing art can be fun as nell as beautiful Charming animals in fanciful colorsscampered among the philodendren in the mall s planters and an os family perched on a pine log, while a giant pink spider and a ~ -- - I Art is alive and nell in Stiniriole Counts ols. and the proof was in the 3.OW items done bs students from 29 of the count y ' s 39 schools on displav Thursday . through Saturday at the Altamonte Mall. , WE REFF-9 7b arHL-14 NEW ICOUNTS" , . ', grisly shark w it h a hand protruding from its mouth uerlooked the exhibit C, s included drawings, paintings, collages mi x ed media, print making, sculpture, batiks. photography and crafts such is ceramics macrame, stitchery, inetal, Paper, weaving and plastics. Work ranged from the colorful spontaneity AF ~. . 6 It- Podium I 4______ pn Porpoise Poison -- ~1~f1 71 I. 1 1 * . ) I 1 %4;.Jr - Student Art'll sts Ex b*t n Ma 4 A , -Z .1 111i, / ( words below oppear forward, back 01 ward, up, dovoin or diagonally. Find esch and box It in. %. ,4 .1,-oft. '.-:~11 I"I . .: oncert eason Associa t ion, /' ¶ ' / =- / I . Thurber ys -_ 1 .... 0- ' '' / -- - & r. L0 ii 0 0 0 G E A U p o DIUN o P o EN it ii A u p p L I Vn N wo s V V NV N D M R L o P 0 P I D G E G B I R 1 ~~ % /?- ,---.. 4soom '. volloot it. ir~ght at the Sanford Civic Center. She was referring to Windom's Emmy Award winning success. "My World and Welcome to It," a television scries based on the fables, anecdotes and characters created by humorist James Thurber, . 3 __ ~ ' - ' A 001AEP0MA0ILP0DL0p - " I - by Dick Tumor c ' P 0 A I C A H N E E S H I .11 G W W 0 0 by Bob Thoves II / - ___________ ACMAMLPAEp0RPIDGCA0 I FRANKANDERNEST_ . - - - t, , I1ODGEPODGE"PO PPo DIUULR0STREERSRC C r I II T A IIIE UV P 0Rp o I J L L \ollllb l - -_ "%iwn I was in college, we never missed your show," one member of the audience told William Windom, - ---..- - tiuc to your own year Its a person you have procrastination. Handie things kno wn , but were not previously as they come up, or you'll have close to - 1 Willictill Windom Pla - . . 01 . r _______ mcnammawT J - - '%~V - gvo~, I 0 .- t~N .flu& ,, " . t _1 _, 6 rnaterlaldemandsofyoutoday PISCES (Feb 20-March 204 11 you help him, do so Don't 6ecide anything affecting '11 t ll thin the limits both you and ',our mate ithout of your auiiIty . COfl uuI ews ViRGO I Aug. 23&pt. 22) If coujd be sharper than you art-,. close associates aren't as couperative as you'd like, make YOUR BIRTHDAY some ances They're 1976 ' affected by things you're not now aware o Someone Osutt and wiser I IBRA (Sept 23-Oct 23) could hase a sery stabilizin 1_~ M rs-IF OERLOO THE LAKE ' _____ _:__- _g V SEAUrIFU '___) , By JEAN PAflKSON ilerald Staff Writer 1p A _______ L'E 'LOOK-is 1 friend is likely to make is too high. put off buying. . T h With ~ b y Bob Montana "____ _ _________________________ AAkxzVxz•AQZZAJzx SEEK & FIND_ ,( ii~_ C,%'%..& - Z= M --- n. .oiom _~ I I _-' "E , ) / I ~1( ___ 51s _____ - ,r"c OF OATS' Th 7., I 4 ( .. ~( 's-. •/1 1 i \ -, - I '' LEO (July 23-Aug, 22) A inflatecl price for it. 11 the ticket should be willing to risk a tV.O response and three clubs alter trick instead of one-trick set a two-club response, L in an effort to improve his chance to make a garne con(Do you have a question act for the exiaerts? Witte -Ask A match point duplicate the Jacobys" care of this Iplaver should not take this newspaper. The Jacobys will risk unIc's he feels that he is answer individual questions the only plaser or one of a less it stamped so!' addressed s who have bid the envelopes are enclosed. Tho game most interesting questions (george Coffin gists this will be used in this column hand as an example and 'vi!! receive copies of South rises with dummy's JACOBY MODERN.) _____ ( STABLE, CORRAL, - know what our opening bid is . THAT It,4CLUDES t_, I ID ) _______ j -,,! $ 6,750 Z, - \ I r , J ,--) 1 -- - S Go 7So TO (1VE PRISCILLA A 140;ZSE FOR lr4ER eiRT$-4CA' -------, iLj V I 1. - -, V Y IT'LL COST __ ., u ua to There's no way you'll change Put a ceding on something you 4I a A practically all experts Vie PRISCILLA'S 0 ,-- ---, " V'j'r4Y '\ 40.1) (THE SAO ) FACE2 Piiss 1 ".__j t_ -'_ L_ 3A South Opening Ir.ld - Q A ______ \/ _ I Pass I '-r' tI ' \,.* ' %tj 1 ~~Jm j _~ % West North Eall A , lioth IV i 5f IJI'1I :E Tup~ ;F~EDW-a I ALL I "D WAS Joio144PAr A rIDAL WAVE 4 (1J1 1P 14) mediate heart fincsse when U king I spades fails to drop If that finesse loses hr is down two. This time it works. lie gets a club discard on the ace of hearts and wins the '' 1 NA'C..OSPLIrU ~~~ ~, 1 1 i1CXZJ)__ I , 91% . .10 '% nal one and a match point player might well take the spade finesse and go down one hcn it loses On the other hand a rubber bridge player chould rise ith 108 • S A 10965 A Q J 10 4 A K9 5 "OtTlI tfl d ~" ;!~,i I ____ ________________________________ _____ k . ____ ____ ARI ES (March 21-April 19) double trouble later. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. Your tasks could oe made l harder today if you fail to Be tactful in approaching with friends today. 1 you must seek cooperate properly coworkers. Be a team player a fa%or, be careful whom you TkURUS(Aprll 20-May 20) ask A refusal could hurt you Select your companions wisely detply. SAGIITARIUS(Nov. 23-Dec. today. Avoid the types wl~o try to upstage everyone, for they 211 Don't pay too high a price to could treat you shabbIly too gain your ends today , Their GEMINI May 21-June 20) fulfillment is not worth step. Leave the pressures from your ping over someone who might job or career where the ybelong get in the way. — outside the home. It's wrong CAPRICORN (Dec. 23Jan,) to involve the family in such 19) Usually you do not yield to problems. pressure If you know you are . Quirie 21-July 22) right. Today, be wary of bowing CANCER to a dominant person agai t take issue with another over a ycxir better judgment. des l SfouIC lAST - HEAR TWE 13 vQ54 •82 — (_LBErM1IJE,SPS J your outlook considerably F leads the ? of A ). ______ F~~~ ..-. I ' — - - AQ854 L - '' % V 0 YOUR BIRTHDAY ar th 14 16 '.' 9 . e If stop tking — BRIDGE AT - 1Lj ____ I — — --_ iL_ \ .J I I - LIBRA (Sept. 23.0d. 23) Be form an alliance with a very careful today not to oversell. As unusual person. Your nei~ ) soon ns offRrs are in accord friend will tLave a wide range of, with Your Ideas it's a clue to interests and wil.1 help broaden I B' O U I) iiid JA1F I ( OB - ) IL V (R '\ \ 1 I __ WIN - 1' ' Don't let in d ecisiveness on y part complicate the plans of peons you may be inohed uth Consider how sour 0 tAPi- Wanted .t new equalu law. Its absurht) gone III td COW "What e rtiIh wanted as plications from 17-year-olds which a obviously designed impossible for us to advertise and was not amused b) the idea Storekeeper. The Sex Discrlmtnatt3n Act, mented Cohn Ilooton, mini.skirted, blue-eyed through toniiddle-agedomen. for a man or for a woman." for a woman and we thought of a man living with her." either sex, proided that they which took force Dec. 29, bans managing director of Hepete blonde," read the text of the ad Significantly, no men applied." have at least live years' exwell that phrasing It this way would Not many women were likely Thi ng' s didn't wo r k ou t SO itiscrimination in CIflplO)Thent Publicity, Ltd., an ad agency at beside a sketch of a trim •otuig flooton said he had 60 appli. perience, are fl uent in German and Job recruitment or, overcome the problem." said to reply to this ad in the Long Ft th e Wellingborough in the English woman in mini-skirts and boots, cants, interviewed about 20 and for Eton college, thci and look like Marlene Dietrich basis of sex. So employers can school at Windsor just west of Mrs. Elizabeth Gage-Hardy, Eaton Trader: 'In celebration )ear-old Deborah in tier e ar , uS luatron at bill ll no longer say in classified ads . llooton'sagenc placed in the inrninatlon Act e cant adcr. Farden - not a blonde, but an London. The school placed an Manv. cl' Instead all the early calls assified ads like that , bricklaying vacancies w i ll no d Slough and Windsor Ahether they want male or fe. ,Northampton Evening Tele. lise for her ,) we'll just say w-c attractive leggy girl fond of were from men who obviously be open to men and women one ma Hampshire nesspaper, male applicants for a job Ex press graph an ad considered one of require a recepti onist." . 111101 skirts and tilt: Advertiser, to heln iii the pantry airu uifliflg thought it as a jolly nice idea alike Applicants must hav to be able to share a flat with a riiinimum of 38-inrh chest appeared in the British press advertisements carefully to the law by the Equal Opportun- ment frivolously and we made vantages," Miss Farden said, room: re a a woman, ... The lady the new measurement and be prepared over the past few weeks as em. comply with the act and, at the itics Commission. set up to po- it clear what we wanted," Hoo. "but it seems ridicu I o US When with another woman." worker has to share with is the to strip to the waist in sumployers t' to evade violation of same time, get what the)' want, lice the new art ten id. "We had serious a both sexes can apply for jobs "The new laws have made it most spinsterous Of spinsters iner." Stoffel & Heimdohl 6, ' — __________ ______ 58 — "" — I, 57 — I 1 1 50 51 52 __________ I I LONDON M%y&, 1,r,.1 opportunity today. Be on your toes businessse. 0 Experienced You'll be sociable and com 21) 11 ou re more s 111W or could lucky at somctng today than municative today, but don't rub it be turn ed off by persons who your competitors, in. A thoughtless remark could ar e not in tune wi th yo ur iendship. current CAPRICOR N (Dec. ., -in GlINI (Ma y 21-June 20) Everyone is entitled to their People who come to your place 19) re like!" to enjoy theft opinion ,,t,Ifl iuiy a . Don t be dlsappointej selves so much you could have tOda trouble shooing them home strongly about is only viewed. . .1 4 by another. , when it's time to leave. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2Feb. 19 CANCER (June 21-July fl) proposition A Listen attentively today if o f ill) . become Interested in today you're told a message could have sopie strings at. there's a portance, or .d. Weigh its oinerits and possibility some facts may tacIv ,, r-efUlly, - . ~71-1 I arc 2u (Fe PISCES LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) !O1SC another toda) you T keep the Your usly. Sunday, March 14, 1976-IC 9 "'"---j' r I -oo I _________ 49 56 LM 44 I - — 4l 39 _40 - ant Ads No Lon er Discriminate 1 1 1 1 1 1 Or Do They capitalize on an unexpected ing Inwardly you won't have tcli, 7 C', ________________ ~,,I,"` = - i __ I .-We ___ / I , 11 30 31 "IC0 1211 3 C4 ¶ E IN _____ 1 1 31 - STATE 1 1 - n _ 26 - (TRANSFER FROM Y '" I1/SSOU,V OH, THE 1 122 1 . 24 - 20 0 I W - — — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Is ~ - — — 19 "li. AWT,- 1.11,61ri I • 9 10 Ii "ITI - BIG 55 — - TIOIJ? . nephew 52 Cams F -1 = -' * 30 Girls name r 13 2 I % 26 Unhappily Number Society ( — 48 Counsel Ida' ) Food regime 51 Auctioneer's 50 (_• 4ou (NMFVTE • gawa= . 1 ~ - 24 Fathers 25 Incite Gobs, for one 4 Shropshire Shoe part More certain 46 Epochs 47 Bun Mile 3 Door lintel 'yin u 18 Plant part -- 35 Saltpeter (PI I 22 Adam and Barbara 2 On the briny Tarries 34 Turbine b y Art onsom F I Nic k name Mild expletive to*nsr,.ips Prod 20 _____ _____ _______________ liallulliulk j3 Gfut.40 43 ______ WOMEN ,j, you're involved in any type of today where YOU socially toby whom you're not n. overly fond of. Avoid a lengthy have to follow written I may I them conversatiuri. Cross words study structioni, carefully bef ore pr oceeding . SAGITTAR IUS ( Nov.2Dec ) TAURUS (April 20-May 7.- . 18 Mote senseless DOWN 4 Mill pond -..& _____ 51 Dutch cheese 58 Game like lotto 59 Crafty 9 Jost,irg. 60 Corded fabrics 10 Awry 61 Saintes lab ) I I Bellow 1 Chess Pec '3 Pjyab? THE BORN LOSER -o For Sunday, March 14, 1976 ___ anew — __ ___ 41 ea 17 Educational I group fob 1 8 Drawing room 1)Penetrate ' ~( . I fly IIERNICfl flEflEOSm' 9 Musal , I ~ : P) - - j q of ___ - HOROSCOPE - A,` I 12 Conti nent :".;;1 ~~ I 70c 41 School j __ ,'..' -- ( LS3M ,3 i3I )tl ACROSS - 4, - _~?~ /)tli_ PAPPEN-_ E%EIZ~' TIIIIE ' '2L,'Th Melodious — = I . p "I ) I I - - —, - Ar' , - __ ,_ -_%Y~__ I-- I ?_ L_ __ .. - T It, 6W A0W7F" 4W A!! . - FOR A MRSONAGE OF MY I N AwAS11J1'ENSS!GAP! WHATA WAFTE' ..0 . 91 1_~', ________ / 1 11 \ ) THE JUPIGE ;S '1.) 1 THE EPffORIAL ) PAGE. 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Lauderdale announce the 11cr Fiance born In Buffalo engagement of their daughter, N Y is 0 i9 grad uate of I rieda Louise, to William inter ar nigis QCIIOOI, Arthur Pflieger son of Mr and - -•- w ____ Lt. 1WJr N Ret.) and Mrs. iiCflt) . onnoc of 102 Laurd Dr, Sanford, announç the engagement of their . -- - .. Seminole High School n1orJieGc:ne will ______ .5 -. - •- ___ .liWeniorethanaweckago gonna beat you." recne and her mother, Ten years ago, her dancing Mrs.JackiMlmiGreene,were lessons began under her in flight to New York. Both later present instructors, Miriam admitted they were nervou.s Wright and Valerie Weld. When wrecks over the outcome of Ballet Guild of Sanfordtheir %enture a scheduled Seminole tB(S) was audition for acceptance to inaugurated in 1968, MIss Mrs. .....--. .--- -, .. .. . -J _-_._._II __ _________ ' - Mr. nd Mrs. Jot' L. Pauline 11cr fiance graduated from of 103 Club hi.. Sanford, Morris hills Highs School of announce the forthcoming Rockaway, N. J. in 1968 and marriage of their daughter, attended Rutgers University. Shannon Lynne. to Paul He spent three years active Frederick CLirk son of Mrs dut with the U S Nas), from Florence H. Clark of 13 Foothill Jam!ary 1973 to January 176, - ... . accepted,Ifeit1dldno.antto bak hogie solkept You n gers Plan July 3 Wedding r___ . - ecornlng a prima batleru 'A'i Plan April 3 Wedding - Student Sets Her Sights High-On New York Ballet nor, Evans, Pflueger Engaged, __________________ ______ ind Pround anfor ___ _ ___ _________ ____________________ _____ - I ! ________ - ________ _____- . _______. __________ -, - . ______ - _____ — _______ annwnced change in a tea -- The bodrd of trustees of the lord Yoman(luh The event Henry S. Sanford Museum- will be a get acquainted coffee Library invites warm, working from 10 am, until noon at the liodies to join a committee on clubhouse. Members are reminded to the advancement toward community cultural heritage. submit the names and adThis endeavor, spearheaded dresses of any friends they b) Mrs. Gu) (Margaret) would like to in%Ite to Mrs Vitale, is interested in Clark by Tuesday. in New York COy, as a student at the prestigious (;eorge Ballenchine's School of American Ballet, The 17-year-old Sanford resident, who Is a charter member of the Ralkt (,ulld of Sanford-Seminole, has 4: _____ be announced later. Stage ____________________ U I inc am! a hiaI years. and plans to attend Rutgers Uniersity in The couple will be m.arrkd New Brunswick, N.Y. in the April 3 at 2 p.m. at First Titus%ille, and the late Mr and a Mrs. George F. Evans of m Toledo, Ohio. A 1965 graduate of .. accointing Jcksonillc Reach , . greea U en a ac ifl Oregon. He 4 ompon airu lerce oi wasan1emberofeswirmn daughter of Stanle) I Wilson O1.,l Anaheim, Calif and Mrs Mae 0 Connor of Torringion Conn, - IC IA)RRAI'iF 0(OV'( t r, fr'in &minole High School in onl) Te "ballet body also performed with Ballet beautiful ranks foremost In (,uild in seeral major cities at acceptance. When the Southeastern Regional Ballet by one, dancers wer' programs, soluntees workers Todd, who weighed in at seven sire needed in the followIng pounds, three ounces, on March cipacities: hospitality, corn- 2, at Winter Park Memorial - _____________________________ -- 1)01115 . With a perfect ballet hOd " Correspondent ' administrative, historical, ____________________ _____ ___________________ Mrs. Williamson Li the for U ________________ / P 1 newspaperst1,ff memberof the The couple will be married )u)nor OUfl{ ii and tuth of JulS 1 at 1 p ni tt h1! - a audition — which Mis.c C.reenc Anwrkan Ballet on June 28 Sdi(l wItS tht hinç( mUst I hi Siminoli high S hool mechanic at Witt a Amoco lifetime Stay away from narrcw skirts The wedwng will bean event and other dose-to-the-body of April 24 at 1 p.m. at All Souls silhouettes. Catholic Church in Sanford. r rie .. 4 : Miss Nena Diane Armistead - \ Y Lc a 1975 graduate of ninole hIih School and is exchan ed wcdd 4oblern leis i1 j - it was announced work is ahead of her, and that to fulfill her ambition, parer' drt 1r -itd Mr irs iLi1t 11) Iunt'tr Recently elected officers of Robert Brisson of Sanfor help others. One of her con- coordinate and (tired the prim. through to senior citizens, is trustees are Bettye Smith, -'.',, toc1in, to the body when no , Beach andE A Armisteadol u __ - . - -. -. ._- f• .,4 -.,-, . . •. - - - :. - -- - -. . 4 - tighten buttocks and stomach, and let your arms swing freely. And do it evcry day Ve rts r e e fl .? g - Noseti A short nose cabe made to look longer by applying a line of cream hlghlighter down center and blending it well ,tntr f'da"0 ____ . I- - I . - .a ______ J ' ' p' '"k? ' - 4 _- / • / -.---- - , . . -- .. tows March 6 at Southern _.,:':zr \t at, I a ...urc. rt.. i, in c ç The ceremony was performed by the Res J Forrest left, hostess at the chapter Tuesday night meeting and susan p.j rights cbaIer rrsldent Cuest a aker Mrs Witnesses at the wedding ceremony were Mrs. S'villiarn strte to sorority members how to make a replica of the Star Latham Jr. ii. 11W By EISA WlUiAM Some years ago in preparation for my book on Rargello I went to Florence to visit the Bargello, formerly the Palace of the Podesta and now a national museum It was part of my mission to trace the fascfriating stories which ha%e grown up about the centuriesold embroidery known as & Willie Ma C Barbara A Reed & Wm 11 Judy Marie Mc!ntrye & Allen. Donald L. Roberts & Sharon , ey ee usc,,en James Jeffrey G1bert W 1111! Jr & Vicki I There's the story When they're too short, they Edw. ('t' 'I 5CU8 .tt iii ta. iing iS). ..iuu,aurnr..R nnll)IER F 1',.A.4 I g By'ANC1J!(J'fl1 , followed closely by Spain. .mas u , find that tomato products will hasasmanyusesasthe tomato, adding to the flavor and , , thick meat - Joy Of - Stitching i - UtC . ' h • .. . . ' - . ".. - , marry a Medici. Whatever its thus turning the corner, - Dear ELsa, . \ -/ ' tI — . - ... 4, - '- :• i' - - " ' \,\Ji Christmas tree skirt and 22-to- coruplished neediewoman and will fit two and three make handsome pillows or brought the stitch with her thread stitches against these chair seats. i.UCC mitard 1!I- - Once you've completed the miter guide lines, you can work the designs from the outside edge or by beginning in the center. Four-war BargeUo often looks like a design seen through a kaleidoscope and is amazingly versatile In one week's class at my School of eed1e Art I",c seen Bargello •r prisoners languishing In the down four threads stitching As an introduction to fourBargello who stitched away from ii'.. right, as you approach way Bargello, try a twoway their last hours before the upper left hand corner of a designwitha central medallion execution There's another border, ,ou will work the last motif first Each side will be a — • ____ __________ 0 oi I P 'nh .> IeYj, c below' the Lnee. Hems that are Gay'le. ,, • atch Length The aerage figure looks best .. 3 Diana Verts and Stephen - - i4 r- •..... :4 - ' '.,i I I I - . 4 - ..-D'- ri r r - - __,, WITH MEMORIES , ' ' - -. ' ______________________________ Born March 9, 1877, in Barre, A party honoring Dean Boutw ill of Sanford on his 99th Vt ,he worked in a granite shop . • . -. + . '4c4, . / ' 4' "- iI+ 1 4 - Sanford Nursing and Con- farm hand, farmer, grocer and valescent Center, hosted by' his finally' operated an auto repair niece Ruth V Boutwell the and electrical shop with his con party was sponsored by the Clarence Sunshiners. He came to Florida In 1954. Entertainment was provided and for the past seven years has by dancer Tracy Howe of lived in Sao. With his )1nd and members of (he granddaughter, 1 oris, he I adies Association led by founded the Sunshiners of Palm Mattic Bolt, presented in Reach At Boi'weIls97th birth spirational songs. Others giving day, the Sunshiners of Centrai ocal and piano entertainment Florida was born, and this has Summerlin ______________________________________ -- .- ' rr er e x ill a11 0 Se and economical fruit segetable, Tomatoes are made into soup carried the tomato hleraldServicec tyhce are relited someone's going to produce - -- -. 1 mr kcs in ichain store' Jack extra touches such as ribbons by the bewildering variety ou marketing for I 'Eggs pan thousand different names and sass, 1 guess it's concei%abl styles, from 29 ctnts tosesers'l that a customer could get a sooner or later Mostly sooner for 99 cents" Well, just what are you But most chains buy from Leonard Meisels director of for VanaaIte paying for uilit c-'ntrol fid a tower ) price garment And 'ou don't Combine the next 3 ingredients, tomatoes to F..urope. it's taste and versatility the 1 tablespoon flour The tomato is native to South tomato Is an excellent source of ; teaspoon salt the Aztecs raised and ate an FRIEDTUMATOFS one of 11e simplest ways to 1 1 cup butter or margarine cups bottled milk or seeds back l'ge Firm one cut off later brought tomato seeds and faorite meat fish salad gardens of their settlements 1 'ite often ur orth America Rut both in Furope and pr only as a curiosity Few prtapiP trtedtast1ngthe,ruttbecaej tomato a santage of Ofl additla of a to t ilon withth golden brown, on both aides and Just tender, Now arrange 10 'a ' cup water fascination all its own and lends work four way Bargello Any with slan'ed needlepoint stit- Once you've tried Bargello of waves of flanie-like and experienced the serene terning can be turned into a Dear A.A.R., . UIfl I ____________________ I !1L Wedding 4ic '' upersws were Clarenr'e and I.oris Eioutwell son and -- '1 Let u% help ( Boutwell has received leasing 2 halves j skillc!t SW3 and shaded colors, you can and tomatoes left in skillet Bargello patterns Change a . •. + A new illustrated leaflet on You may ha%C to take ' - 0fl ---- i' Floes? two ways, by modifying the Central Station makes six servings that can he number Try elongating or alone or on toast shadings. ainas into four equal wedges doing it For example, the TouseBargelloasaborajeror Do this in a very fine sewing center of a four way Brgeilo FIor'da Fnnt Claude Kirk and Reubin Askew and Senator hubert Humphrey. 209 E. COMMERCIAL iJ~' sheerness on the other and - And, Wa'd and Ins confrers cus omers, he concludes, are 19th century the \ f — ( product s frale from Un on that accounts for (is because the yrns cost more coarsest pantyhose, nothing • teaspoon bottled pruce ""\\ s It is ESSENTIAl to start by the two kinds of stitches ,t tratlse ways to use this em basted on the thaonal, a thread done in Tent stitch against broidery), be sure you know at a time they become your Mosaic stitch ' " ' ei 11 1 -, i y On the other hand support Raw nylon has no inherent lurabie because of the andex twisting the nylon on a spindie from another manufacturer it contains, is also the most and 'setting" it with heat so who uses different machines So you pay at both ends rubber band This, in turn, bought before, but it isn't there di5ldtd between brand name- I Vfl O large home, and we los C to 1U 1' F re fl 4' I e I I 'I; I ar ro e Introducing i'' ' and %2 Evans %'' of Sanford rov nd become an J ' I1 I \ our preteen daughter mouth is an rogenous relatives on the cheek, but I for ins husband When he kissed a young We've lived in a number of care of ziiy own social life, she lips last uening as a friendly ' I — _____ I unlabeled It's usually less ensise and marketed more on regiona, basis p ationa START YOUR SKIN DD fl A ' I CARE 'JnfWi - --J. ) -- J II..*f~' Zone, Los Angeles, It's different a oChsoaOti,na,) r'ci scuots o and we realize that some of woman to give to her grandson I b, y for coffee and caPe After all, '/ ' it S 'ra d U fliikiren s home Society Dr The seminar is designed for - ' obi \ AflOY Ba. Mc t7OO I A Calif Enclot, stamped self i #' long self addressed stamped (2C ,-T r ,• / '' j - " d' •1 _, ' i "' '\ ,\O k - - ,,1,,• -- I : ' Ab.qasl Van Buren 131 Iaky Dr ,..' ' P I right for other people to " . \e I t) 'i -. C0ttoitrack'P$ff,0 0 Appo,ntm5 days, evenings, Weekends, at your convenience o a federal east out of It If insltationc anti tail that someone calls as a result ol reciprocate, but I suspect I 1 IshI that sour grandniothtr s 'htlp iiid I I p Y / ' enteruan sou on . • . 101 same him t'ou're not at-nhl9bfr And Hair Styling Trophy Winner is Now A Member Of Our Staff \ , ' — might , ' to him later, he said, "Non 'i' h in the process or wish to adopt a Duflot hL r m o u t h to m Ever one has a ' about adoption, on being porents natural and adop. ' F 'f h Abb' coule itt 'ister b Ail -' __________ r 1. adoption resources and trends - '"I'auu1 frijf a' ,it thinks I ought to meet Fsen though I told ins ' I3rand name -' ' strange for feeling as I do In r dln'icr parties small brunches, she met a scry nice woman parties and buffets, but we're never insited to our guests ii.: Ricky lst up ntachincs are mwt, whether the buy the cheaper pair Rut if - -i '1'-'v.- C) Ill e S '' - • A four week program (liiltlren's home Sot icts of child Its purpose is to explore Unders(an(Jint Adoption, Florida Central Florida the difficulties facing an Ise) long enthusiastic kisses modern world" n the mouth whenever the Sbere do ou stand it) k know the meaning of the word rignt Track • Some mills receive the yarn to what you want John bit i\o Nonsense), and Van tunic' it themselves What can't compare 99 dish for just pennies a sen ing t ur I)F Alt ABBY What has ___________________________________ I - tomato had spaghetti dinner by Frying a eandnie store ho ht a each month of the year In cents Six months later, they go - -. ." 1, teaspoons granulated Today, the Uruttd States is cans of tomato sauce and d f Bic Pantthose a the world's largest producer of sermgfor2omjn4(e5 Pour manufadurj in - I. and hlwubs hosiery buyer for J C Fenney certain standardization in th Jack Pu 1e the same equip. markeingfo wnose prisate label pantyose industry - - a - . \ from Presidents Kennedy, ' \ork the t.in'.as is cornpletels cw .. - F or yours, write to Elsa where the Tent stitch meets the Bou'well at a party at Sanford Nursing and ('ons alrsct nt Center ingredients Cook until creamy - - -. umziicrlin Me Sanford -' Florida. to the honoree by Belle Roasman and a corsage b Mildred Burton Sue Payne organized the feiitics, fancy - I - - "4 a constanty on h:r toes, prc- humanitarian, lw,ed by all who for the entire body is walking. For bt results keep your if - Pensacola, where the groom Li sUoned at Carry Field. 'i ,- . Mrs. Frank iflunny) Grosser _______________ .. • and Mrs. Wilford L Bridjer of Jacksornille _____ "I just sat arid stared at the Ballet Company in about two Iic4, aico a perfonning dancer combined with a fairy god Brubaker whu.h will be a part ch4tractcr roles are included secretary and Fd Shinholser Florida Fair Pier striking wall. I guess I was In shock," years. with BGS, has the same op. mother." of the Bicentennial tribute to be Auditions have been set for treasurer. nee1leoLzfl entries won two she said. "Then I became real Jackie gives credit For her portunity. "Lisa is wt they're presented Seminole Mutual March 21, at 2 p.m., and March tirst place ribbons and three turned out IA ti ih mt arvl jt'v. :' her talented,' k' ..* iiu oer em - - $0 • t)ur it tIin il i \ 0 JJ h %fl)loLk ç,Oé \\9 - c° od It tot . ' - - : - ct Patrick's Day. !ethn•' !ver chain _____ - - - -' 1i =. r+ +• - + + ::. .- - -- - I . t'! �-- -IN ~ __ -- -_ M FFF ~ -I -. . % 4C-EvcriIflq Herald, Sanford, FL - Sunday, March 14, 1976 - - ____ I __ - r 1 '" 11 I ________ 01 ___ JId cIory a 7\VAYEPLAZA\ SALE STARTS 2944 ORLANDO DR. SANFORD SUNDAY . . . ' - 1. t __ I. ,_I ..- -:L l~ 41) I R A _WWI I. B ooms For AT I .. "'r I W". . . _" 1. -1 _ , MAEV E ~ I I #Z I 11W ~' . 17 -ft, - \ \ I - Bi*c entenn ia1 - \ /.' birthday of the U.S. with a bed of Old Glory Red, Old Glory White, and Old Glory . Blue petun!as. Old Glory Red is more and blue "stripes" along a curved border or !nL% them in tubs, window boxes or for formal ones. The Bicentennizi star is shown (in the tllrksi6e of this h-?it tolerant than other red petunias. It continues to perform well even in the beat of the southern states. planters. Or plant alternate sulid colors in beds around a fountain or pool. You can even recreate the official Bicentennial emblem in Old Glory petunias. The equals 8 altered, must be exercised when scaling down garden size. At least two rows of plants petunia hat holds its Compact habit without becoming legg rhe large, r.ftltd fIn er nd at local garden centers dance planning Is important prior to planting gardtn tspeciiIl so element in th' design First step in the planning process is to select a site thit reteies sunhint #F7~.R most of the day. Secondly, keep in mind that flowering annuals netxJ a rich. moist, I I'll I . - ." - __ . _~, i . J, '11~1 1. -1 form points on the star. begin by plotting a circle ] .. - " -~ _______ uh!: I N i~§ ~ ____________________ i~- 7" I.. ~ I; 11 . r vteel tape t)tide the irck Into (Re parts Measure 8 feet, 7 filches (ron the ( enterpoint ilon' t?it borders tanning -- piece of pie." Stake each nt, then stretch twine . I V, ~f )t ~ I 11 l I 1'~ , %, K ~t I ~ I I- __ _N,.( V~ ~ -, 0'.9 ` ~! ~ ~, , x. 7 (4 - ! _ V ~ . ~ , I I -1 I .I 1. .1 'A, 1:~ .;. ;~z , . - * - corresponding point on the oprx-isite erml of the ,;tar. Each star tip becomes a \ - c -r- P-c- '--- . -Ta' - / / / - - t ~ / .N1111 %.~I . ~ -_ ; -~ _V - . I .- -1 ., _~ - J .~,\q~ t- -I 0 I I I , \I k-,- ~ ~ " ,.,, I , V ;~~_,~ A*11_~ ,- , _,) _. , r.4 -- - .. . , \ 1 ~± , ~ ~,. -1. , I ,~_, - , ~ - I - , - centerg-.jnches,indthe oiiLside ed'~,e "inches I f -. >' 1~ \ ~ 71 .. o I)-' I I tt I I 0, \ 1 I? ! ___ ____ _____ - Bicentennial emblem can be umled to fit any garden and will be blooming by July 4 If planted now. PRINTS & flowering habit and compactness But so do Zv =__., - - --- :-r.-.---,----.---_ ,.- _____ _-_ ___ _______________ __ ___V 7 _ I I I 1A, GA_"I_ - __ V4.' ==lit. 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'A • :-- - \ ___~ , - - -:- - - __ ::-..L ____________ I - - ~ % , & a I ' .. • 'it. , IeL ,•_ ' -Xiplo)mient Opportunity (7f, M -, - -_ 1104AON S ________________ - N ff 1 4W Ar 4P I va D . - * WAM PA"M"M, . - _______ 1 ' .' ` i - sign of spring. fAore 1;10L-res, pages 4 and 5-D. CRINKLE Cit yCLOT 11 - ____ - -1 - - TO 6W'WIDE .. • Cinnamon Rans, a kindergartener at Pinecrest School in Sanford, holds the flag during an 0v CA~ iionoaa VVI W LIG11ITS ,"V . - HEAT-SET mqt ,~Lw~ ,,k ~~~___ ___ j;"). ,I- ~ . _ -1 ~~ k . - t~~ __yj~~_ \ I— I -, --. - _A=_ = r ' - __ I.-!I=__W ~ - - - - ___ - ~___7'.- if 'I1JLVJ_ - _ 1 I - prepare artichokes. The I,emon i* 11 - I A -k.- - -- --- __ - MONDAY. £ TUESDAY OP'ILYI ____ -i ' . \ I -------,I 11 , '_ i __ AT ii _%=__~i~ -A L_ -_ I i--~r~-i~--:i~~1--l-*.---U..i- -11*_ __V_ _X __ - - - - - I _ X__v__ - 10c j fORMER IV. DISCOUNT 4 -egetable galaxy. And even if ~ou* vc never prepared one before, you'll agree that this method is simplicity itself 11 , %t1._7- _.-, fc - .-. I1 SHIPMENT - \ ..;__,; 11 _- - _j Pro ___ - _=- ,___ _fr _]U__!_ .- .. I _. ~__&_.-__ -- - M __ I--_~L_._ .-- ------__-4 -V -_ _t. I__ai- -"; - - __ __- _ ______I- -Z- --_-_ i -- , a The artichoke is anoth~-r -,a ' - I. 1,, -. .. I ACE - - - -1 . Z.5_0 IF 2 -- - - I i '# 9 ;;-N, - 4 T=SHIRT _yA A51 I jkomtott it -'-",CC. I IRM aspara W -- $s DOUBLE il~;4i:_* POLYESTER/COTTON ~ H ti ~ ~ M ~_,I I ~___:;~__ : - - VA ''' f!. - , - - - - I - k____T_- - A "-ANWIF.-- - M 9_1 '.. - - - ' - -. -' - . ;~ 1 -- - -- r X 0 ; -% ____ Z.Uj IL M T, %I .. .. .IL * &_01r___Wffl - 1i 3 MACH. 1<.;~ 'Al't - ~ k O,C ( n , - -- __ - . --•-. ; ._ :. .. iV .,, is I %1 .' -- C r L, % ( AiJI _. - I, 11; W - • -, 14 A ft~ k-- '4 ,III - - ' -' . * - I I- IAlt __ 1* ;W4 _:.-%4-_, 8~ .e - L -ffb&_-_ -, k r . -- I _. ____!_!M - 4r ' ,4 zt, ) I - - tT .ii -, •i•• _11L :11,% - I I - .45" ii i P2ia -_ ao*o WITH COUPON ONLYI _. - --..Z- _ A '. •'-1. I I WIDE M99C 1111 MSCOUNT ~!:L; ;~ - ', _% - - • S,1. - --- - - . - DISCOUNT Y p t, 4 ' 144~~ _i_ I CHWAI4 ___ i ' ___ - _____ FORMM It- , I, ' t x. PRINTS I X rX. ~_ 4 - - coI° • 4,1 = - ' CLASSIC -4 k _1c - 'f .Za - • TRANSITIONAL .COLOR CO-ORDINATES I - . .4 i.- 65. POLYESTER 35. COTTON : E MTCH 0 WARP KNITS * 2-3 COLOR FANCIES to INTIRMS 14"x26" r - •-- lt __ " .." . -1 __. _~_ . ,._27~ - : • RN I ) ISTIC.PON1 STITCH RUGS I --0- - _=-7~~ - ______________________ I __I_ ____ _ - ____ ".. . I.. - Il1 • MAtH WASH il i. DOUB J ~ ~:0-4~ _ , : w4t . _ -fz=~~_ 7 _. ____iga:4___~!!L_V _Zt7t_Z~ . -- 45 S 00 $1.49.. rmrved chicken broth and milk Cook,stimngconstantl), un'il thickened about 10 minutes. Remove fron. heat, stir in sherry, and season with salt and pepper to taste. To assemble Wsh, place cticken on DA. , Dr. Ciaude Anderson, invited to come and jIlt-f Golden, Seminole County, ordinate- the lion. Wilhiji If, education aide, Governor's Justice liatchett. Wedne3day afterwn .speaker; Rattenell. secretary, Florida office. Tallahassee; Robert A reception by invitation will the lion. Gwendolyn S. Cherry, Dept. Community Affairs arxi Travis, director. Flendd L,eg,n] tie held at he tu Florida House of Representa. EOO direcbr. Ser%icu, Tallahassee. ar.ford, from -5 pri. : - ____ DENIM ___ I 1 _; PATCH .• 7,w :. .. , a 1 - . -~ -, ~* . .!'-I, ;* 4 , 11. ---7 - __ _?:c -.1 I .I ~w _______ ~L:_- _ , .. ' ALL NEW 00% POLYESTER I IOIMII UNT • Z. -' - RAGSTO RICHES POLYUTER/COflO li~ THERE IS ANYONE WITHIN A RADI OF 100 MILES THAT CAN MATCH THIS PRICE OF 88c yd FOR EQUAL QUALITY.DOUBLE KNITS, MAE'S WILL GIVE YOU 3 - DISCOUNT " D.C.; James 1. Nixon, national liberty and Justice For All." SE Olan Faulk, president of the Special guest is Ms. Fannie Ipt: director, EGO International Concerned Citize Telephone and Telegraph , New Seminole Count) and (,rtjter Southeast region will preside Ilimner luiei'le M ' iorp fir . lobe John'on, Sanford Chamber Host asaocat4ur 'rrJ4ldent Challenges will' be given by Morehouse ( llege. Atlanta, will host a reception for Justic,(. l.ouiseT. Crawford. Robert W. Sounders, civil Ga.; Pluria Marshall, execu. Joseph W. flatchett, at the 7"_-- -__ - __ - -E _;zL_ -_ -- 3 DRESSLENGTHS ME16: ., PILLOWS prepare asparagus. Cut or breakof(eachstalka.stardown is it snaps e asily. Wash thorlghl) Placed trimmed asparagus in 2 la)ers in large Black Leader ~ r % _________________ )ir i =__- . MILLIW4 WHiTE - -- 1 44 I I -,-_ N rrt,-,. meat from chicken and cut into tives, Dade County, Miami, Panel speakers are ,John Equal Opportunity Officers As- speaker in the Thursday Bugga, director, US Commis. the artichoke Is equally easy to out all the make socialion's third annual ccr- morning session; Burnett sion on Civil Rights, and brings of ference %ifl be held March 17-19 Kelly, spccW assistant and ton, D.C.; I,ewis W. Taylor,fresh flavor tthe(tonHnttsc Resort legal a HI ass ft Chairman Hotel. International Drive, Perry, L'qual Ernplo)7nent Op. Justice, Washington, D.C., Ann jo)- h of ~prin~,, Orlando. portunity Commission Wash- Youmans, attorney, EEC) Corp. tngton, D.C., Friday morning, mission, Atlanta, Ga.; William Theme of Tipçns, USDA Farmers Home "Justice and Jubilation." Friday eterdng spaker will , Administration, Washington, T€ V ' S it Alternate ticme i "With Lc !!ac . I(P - .- ____ U miLk 2 2 taWspoon.s sheri salt and pepper to tzsk P1 CIC chicken large C%atI 1l dr)e siucein with r, O1)fl $ cler . ' and1 1 teaspoon .a1t. firing to a boil, reduce heat and es to until d S broth * : i I rol . - __ I " yov 7t 4 - I , L_ a -ers of cooked chicken. fresh asparagus and a creamy Sauce flecked '.* - --__ __ ---- . -1. ___ _W __ I : .- :~~k_ I - -_ ____ -_ e A .1_ _ __ - -, .d j - y I 1..A'1 5 minutes. Blend in flour. Stir in - . I J --. I .. -t- , -_ garlic md tomato cook about ljjjj~ - .. 'O N Q " % -4 W1 ff~to l_ __ - .16L I r .. I :.'- TOSS P I .- ' DECORATOR , . - 11 ( jiik - __,"', - 10'~ . .. .. .. . sa iii FITTED C Dependingupono4eralj dimensions of Your Bicentennial star, planting es Iam au tion. A rule of thumb is to nics plant annuals a bout distanCe apart as their mature height The are cyceptions to this rule, however, deperding on growth - . ~ - V. -.- M~~r . - 9 ; 1 ;E ", ,"Z I~ I e - 1 e TWINS ' MLLS MIUIRRIG with remaining I teaspoon salt _# -r 4,1114 andaddboiangwatertodepth , . V. !,,v - oi linth (oer and sinmer _. * about 10 minutes, until lower ', __ i1~kr_,_ - part of stalk is just crisp. \ - ~~_ 11 . -. L , a , ,A tender. lift out with a pancake I:~,A- 4 ~~~ i IM-WI29W 40 I MNF3;; turner or two forks. Set aside. .. - -11, ---I r '- - J j SOLIDS Asparagus Dishes Salute Springtime When all those tender green daffodils, and a main dish just 2 cups water daffodil staiks begin to flower, full of fresh asparagus. I onion, peeled and studded it' s a sire sign of spring So is This is the season when with 4 whole cloves the appearimceinthe produce asparagus ison hand tnplen. I rib celery section of the freshest, most tiful supply and at reasonable 2 teaspoons salt, divided tender stalks of asparagus - prices pounds fresh asparagus .ind chances are you'll find i cup ter or .me fresh daffodils Just down ASPARAGUS DIVAN I eIoe garlic, minced the ii.sle What a pretty corn 1 3 pound hroller fr)er 1 small tomato peeled bination for the dinner table chicken, whole or cut and cho pped a vase brimming with golden t in plec fl -.-- P ~~, I .r~~ CASES , A P , . 0 ~ "), NEW SHIPMENVI. . L Ul 0" P j - I ~ : , I,- ~--, POLYESTER/COTTON I - ft. ^r 4 rrjt^ 1 i -1 in 2-ft. increments to form the ouVide rounded loops. To increase definition _ ______ I 0 ' ____) IN_ , ) I 1 ~v r.j ~ • 14 - 5 __ - - - - - . I'll . .,q ~ If "4 ,' . .. -i -,`%*,- I, ,9 ~L ., Z._ ~r- l.Cr i - - 1~ ;Z9-_ -_ - I ol, - Im --- - i ! _i: I~ >: i __ ______ 1;::: . # , 11 "; 4 I gYs g I i. f. . .4 ~I ~k. , i .- ) za-, -' ' , I V. r - - --, `N~ , - 4 - ~1_ ~~F-e I' -4 . f I~ e 00 , ~ I ~ ~ ___~ -'%- ." , ,? I , i ~.k ,4 k N A.1 A " kip ;, I \11 I . . a ". I V% I :E 0 9 - - - -___ I / ____ - prefusely blooming plants of Old Glcry White set it 1, - 41, " 4 i 0 4* y * ___ hybrid (_, 11 - .,.V%l :_.. 1 . At~16.. _91 Peturtias are available for ..,, ( i l , Three new ~, C ,,,r.n_tti ,_ \ -L I. , ___ _ I ,- " -" J N` %:%;~'_ '-&~` ; ; 0. , ,.-,?: '4 _~ __ - -4 !Z \I ci - _"' �4C—Lvning Herald sanford Fl Sunday M.irh 14 1976 — ______ ____________________ I ____ ______________________________ or — IA! GIorWhite,andOldGlor) ntubs,indoboesor on the bicksideof this mflUcfleeddrkhmolt ____________ Old Glor) Red is more hcauolerant than other red colid colors In beds around eua1s 8 feet Size can be Fo1loing site selection, find t)'ecentcrpojntTo V heat of e southern states Old Glory Ixtunias 'I At kast iv, o ros of uhnts w • SANFORD ___________________________ I SUNDAY 'Irb:uIJ I --___ - Irt — I I .s ___________________________ 0 3 _________________ I STARTS i JI _____________ _________ SALE UiIftAAflIAIJDODR ii - = - \\ ZAYREPLAZA tround the int'rpi 'ri 'iji i!' -- - - 1 \ - - _______ r-.pi' , 1tbit thout )'.I*h tu1i t. ; Gir ______________ ________ _____ _______ m i n a to z For te r a r y M a g a z i n e No v - IN , Li - - - - -- $ Sunday, March 14. 7—]D EvenIng Hraid. Sanford, Ft __& _______________ I _______ / / / / - ___________ / f,e-. /— / —' / -, I - 1 ___________________ ,, '.,, -__________________ / N \....., .4.. ,,_ 'N I r' I ' / >'ç_, -4' _______________________ In tills series reccgnition i being gnen to those out tandIngOlt studntc en of thom is I i\nn ,trohl senior IeAnn (IIU'hter of Mr and i _____ _____ I I . arc John Lullurn and Mrs cause These contributions of Linda Anionic The) will be 151llhelp meet printing and guiding the creathe writing pubikation (osts All in scmester hours at SCC with a seh3r 1%ilam minimum grade point TeressaMossor aserage of 340 on all college Joan Ness man Sinron best high school literary on the literary staff This enrolkd in at teat 12 semester P I 'K ti e ii I 0 1 S a I S I The literary staff is selling May for 35 cents fl 9 - _____________________— just accepted. lease to begin training in July Osiedo for 4 years and is a llranUey High is no exception ea S - circi I (is daffodil stalks begin to flower, full of fresh asparagu section of the freshest, most tiful supply and at re bination for the dinner table - _____---.-----. - chlckeL whole or ' A .J r ' U • paint Then they took these project for the seniors will -- - - - - I man TriBs'i and I'a students participated in Lyman____ - 1A k _____ • I igisi otur pros ides p ir bill clerks, reading clerks, - - in the democratic process, - ' - - - -. - - / ____ - ______ )' — I, / ______ - - - Safety is a family aft a,, St minnIe high School stadium for (lie recent Seminole w '- I (p1 Jane Smith, Ph' John (.riy trid Psi Mih Burr adult singing group ulkd th We ssuuld like you to par- study British History and the Interior ' '' ' !L - VS L - ____ I 1 I TO / ' ________________ - -- is CO I' c'- 1PG , _____________ In the afternoon Ms. Bar- ' — ______________ IURGA1NMATS.IV(RYDAy1 4'i - ) I- (lit March 6 (oIlunuutintnI the Bear lake Flemcntary I)ty elebration ssill inctudt 'she plas \ls Mueller ssill Sctioolareplanningei[II(,day anal1'choolassembl, tohear .ilsohaseadisplay offolktoys on March 26 in conjunction (lie Liberty Belles , an sselt gathered on her recent ssUh the ation s 200th fir knossn adult 'inging group hiiecntenniil trip _ - .." - dultimer irusic insiting tht _____ AJ' rc ct is cml his Ba&htlor of The students of '; ; f ç': '. .. '• l I - Mitchell %ORTIL ____ - 12 l-- (llristophcr P. I)aum, obtrt Wndy Williams, Janice _____ 4 ; -•' .7 ç p III 1(011 Mi(h— DisidA I two year college parallel __________ s;ho preeiited bills before ss0 lOr many Students - but studies teachers are spon- i Idi r in utti fç -r - ' I rnbrs Riddle Aeronautical puhik rilations .tdnrtlsint' ' senate was an academic Mi Iwee Has Jr ' I " tht Sthooi of Business Bachelor of Science Ikgree in the student .or a career in the FlU s Rkk Walsh was Iteti Hill Chappell iD 4th similarly lauded for 1u13 Dist 'poke on Saturday portrayal of Mirority Leader night and was cited (or his Se hugh Scott assLstanec and rtaff u • I 0t Ste'Inhauser, Joseph Rick Koethe of Stetson was Science Dept under the fly ltHKY LOCkhART -- evIl [)eg ree off e re d (,eor 'e S'anc II) Fia I also c ke to inn gano who - __________________________________- Me Sanford v,as included on the Dtan's List at Bob Jonts Unisersity during the Pull r1i icresa Sidny Richard Douglas I (issards msai by getting an old car, a restaurants V it iger Unisersity ModelU S Senate 200 collegians were from U F - upper ii) per Lent of the studcnt body atademicilly flocook J.imts Capps Das iii (Ms once in a lifetime esent, senior class is their drawing B Baker of FTU receisetj mmxk senate 1 -______ - 'I major assarcts present'd at numerous high &chool ob )OUtomature learn to handle in a graduating class of . _________ ' I alt (.c mtl cn of (,knn P Id P I Angululli. flarhara Barretta, (eore Terry. Janet Warren, Stn - err Technological University community colleges, were One of the best educational Students" 'ihe ssa nrned Secretary Chris Mule, and faculty sson — but only by a role of ______ - - o o sn Rowe of Ri 1 Sanford tvid ecoiitlon on the Dean's List icr a perft 40 scholarship rating at Murray State Uniscity for th fall strnt st€r I ' ' ife ,c r,e au,htcry, car—itssasquitt 8SUCCCSS cnded(rdaygraduates, shewill go on to Fditor for the Year book fionsby Thursday nighissithaspeecti serSe in (he Nasy or Marine Staff She has many honors in president of the class, is Another project sponsored Out Politjral Sdence students by tormersenatorS,.,m Frsin • — _____ a bership, a student must hate inductt'e cla&ses of 76 hase a lot On Septtmbcr sthere she ssill Senior Council and FCA She - — applied for the scholarship a &iause onl) 80 %omcn 11l few months ago and receied be appointed this year she her confirmation in realizes that it sill be dif- transcript, her sthool a. requirements are the ' same ti'1itie, leadership, her for men and women, except -- - The 11 Iinbda Chapter of Carol oni, uaaiu Gabri PH Theta Kappa, national Susan Gambles Barbara seholastc honor society, held Goodwin, Stephen Harper an induction ceremony Richard Harris Thomas recenciy t Seminole Corn Hart es William Ilcrnn Jr, must be tween 17 and 22 rears Rhode Island, or Ohio State _______ _______________ _______ ' i5x7 onis i s ill he dispiny ed dodors and others ho ith have a nomination. - gh appothtment to the U S Nn al cent behind her, which ala) Richard Kelly The honor is sscrk hard, or she woulC not _________ -- SemInole High School crcatic trItthg c14S iIi bt publishing a 1976 edition literary magazine Within the 50 pages of this magazine SIIS studeiis 1 lu h - A I ____ _______ - E ' -.. - 0 ifi Q soclaticon s third annual con- morning session, -,, ,. - - -c I rf - - - ., 1fltOfl, DC, Friday Theme of the Conference ri---'t "Just ice an d Juba at I ion." F rtday e%nlng speaker will Adml ______________________________ ___________________ ---- = - hall, Stetson Unisersity, Technological Unherslty in F lii b - - k pr c pation A mcdi Ib sthtdulcd with qt I -- erntto •' is ..oney Anyone willing to ssee livid, International Drise, I1crry. Cqual Linplu ________________________ -i ____ daughter of Rev and Mrs Milanoch is a graduate o' F lorida Technolo *1c1 l'Lter Mtlanovkt, 1 250 lyrn.on High School ssh&re Unisersity lomil x ss ill present an hoer long formerly played with the elude inembershi in Stud die SChOOL SA' ,, .•• tJniseIts ssill sptnd their month ssas rranted an Artist flo77i Ibert and others The spring sacation from t) scsts i'rformrnce Ass ord on the program includes solos student 'thondi (era shows off ntw hair style after lo<al areas to bring inusica magic performance and the proposal ccmmtitary talks at the school by totting Preparing an "Ameiica the Beautiful" scene far Jackson hose that opportunity squirrel amid turkey (hIcrld Photo by Torn Vincent) national competition among Bay area, Ft sseeks, the F'TU group ssill be Quartet are Katherine ________________ w T M . 17, - H I Myers, longssood, Nancy Benedum _____ THE CHINESE PROFESSIONALS arni 1; Jnniftr IliUm in of ues ui-s 9 —' - - _ I -- V throughout the cGnference I)oughe.s, Florida State EquJ "rtha ( lition Woshangtcn iron 2 pm Tie public iz include Attorney James T. Employment Opportunity (' l). ., Dr. ('laude Anderson. invited to come and meet Seminole CouPty, ordinate, the Hcn William 11 edutailon aide, Gu l vrrwr Justice Hatthtt. v'e-insda, afLrrioori spealcer, Rasendi secretary, Florida office, Tallahassee, Robert A reception by insitatlon sstil thellon GwendolynS Cherry, Dept tonmunityAffairsarkj Trasis,dlr-rctor,Flonda Legal be hell at the Sherton Inn, - - %-"i ..........J to home economic; and Alpha Int.i the mn' rn muon tI t)kt ethobt Thc hop to '- ir i.soti - ivi - - ç _____ - , j - ________ ==. Jii_ I II P------- : / , - - - ( - , , i 7 I I I I I of ____/ / / -- .. / ,o ' - - - - 0 a \.__ -' 22 - <lr... ' ::-' 1 ._ - I I __________ �--- - 71 - - I T) -. - - =-.--- - - - - - - ____________ ___ ____ - . - . I4 C-Evening Herald, Sanford, F 'ri I 0 March 14, , Sunday, !:. -- I r 'JI '.Jlory I .T ._ __ . .. . Blooms For ' Bi*centennial .I . I f I'l-T-1 .__ I - I . . .. .. ., - JW tm , f _1% . I 1. .— \\ * , , * h\ h,\ -,.-*4 ,--.-L._-~ "'. .1 r preiusehbomg of Old Glory White set it apart from all other whites. - I - - - most of the da) Secondi) cursed border or nw them tubs, windo boxes or planters. Or plant alternate Bicentennial star is shown on the backside of this sheet at a stale of 1 inch equals 8 feet. Size can be ution must be exercised when keep in mind that flowering annualsneed1i rich nrnist but elldrained so;). Following site selection, find the crnterpoint. To form points on the star, .in by plotting a circle is,tvurncuis ur pool. You can even recreate the official Bicentennial emble Old Glory petunias petunias are aaihib) at local garden cent' Advance plannit important prior to p1 ID—Evening Herald Sanlord Ft in gardin e'Iptt h ggy - for formal ones The u Old GloryBlue is one blue petunia that holds its 'oinpact habit without be'erning le . The large, ruffle1, tic er'I and ______ and blue "stripes" along a - I i - A-- s-' / I -0iP.%~ \..\ I I ___( I -, __ ~, I I W- - (4 . I W. 7; : I I I , ~ ~~ I, 11i -1 ___ _~ .%0 , ) I) . ' / - - .' :111 . 77,-. I Sunday March 14 ____________ — ) -- - \ - -_ / .*7 — — ~ k I -4 I I . I . I .,,'. ** I ~ - - - !)I / ,I ? , .,. ::! , ____ - . ' ''' .4 -_ / III, I 11 i L_'' . j ~, I; ) >. ~. kv I ,,~ I . ~ I L- ~ § I L 1~ I W _J - (3 '4I ' k $ SS i ~ , $311 _b - ., , - - ' - " 97 (Z - `$ It - 1, -1) It 0 — . 0 P M334 .\ J, - , , I — i~L . * _j 0 S 10 I A' ~ ~: ,,47ii, 21 ~ . e - ) 0 ,) -J) N I. . - Sq -1 I , , ~ k ( -1 — , It ,% I., __ , A . --., — /I _~ "". I --k - lo 40D , ~ t ~ r., 4 L ~~ W qq~5 L)~ 1, - .X ~ ' — __ , - __ & w6 - ! _ - ~___ ., ) - It-. , -. L -. _ - / i 4_1' ,, ..,r - - -- * . I I # 4 . X - t - NN_ , ,,. . .--: - --_- - - I - - I -- I . I ar , \ - , . ; 1) - - 7 ONE% - . . . , I I - -- --- , ---.-- - NI --- . - -. ._-- _r - - I i !-* ~ _ L _f F~4 r - = L # - - I - I , 11 t - - , - ' il.. / - *4 WER _ A _-_- ---=__ . . . - 7 .. - - __ - - - - I . - '11~ - -_. -- - -- - / - f k1w ( . -7, 4 . --I .t t # ; - - - "' - W__ ~ - _.Y . I ;; , - * ~4 ~i , A .,00 'r Ir _7 __ i _ f 11 II * : a . *-. - - - - . . .. p . r-, - . - -ir ) __ : . _o?_ t& J, I . i . - _or - __ - - - f, . am . Ii. .4 % . Ili( , 4#1\ A~ .~ 4 I % -- 'n Q, , ,.,. I I - f I ~ ~ ~t: r - t - &WI-1- -I ~. , - _V'- __ if " * 0 4~., , . __ - Asparagus Dis~ I - I I W,.. I - suddeni) V "i. . , i _, ,1i2' •'. - 1 i _, _____ :. 7~__- __ - _I / Q, 4 - - _ __- .- _ _ - _. - - ,-"I- - __' - . -- 17 ___ . • -WWI __L_ - -' a .-,. - I .- I - . - ' / I _V_ 11 VX . JW N \/ 'r-1 L _____________ it IL - __ - - 7 / ,-. •. i - -=I T* / . I !1114 , 1 \ r tI : ::'4 , . I-1-1 . -J r - ; ' 4r-Z' . , ", 1~ t ,& . - -4 - 7- _ __ - A~~7 * - I ~;jl~ I 1 ~ " - . . ; " i-7 * -.1 )" 4 If I ,.•-,.• r-- --#' - if V __ r _____ .-- - - I. *kv , - -- - -'! .t~r7-, - I - ;~ . , . - - . I I --y" '3~__% r' ; ' V _ - -; r I - I I -- - I ~ .1I '. ~ % Mk.. e - . -L4 = •• ' I . -4,44 9 . - - -1110r! __ __ . , .r . _m I- - ___ 1. _W _. - - . - / -',--,.-- •-- W __ . - ~ I---nq-, p' jL- 10 .Z . _ ____ :;f- . '. gp ~ * - - I _____ __________ ___- - _____ , kwl~' I I / I 0 8 - , -,: 9 110 . daydreaming. .. I: L -00 & . . . I - lint th'rr still harbingers of springs — sshkh makec everyone want to do rtdhlng me than spend the afternoon stretched oat in the grass And that'sispectallytiruelf the alternall%r Is waiting out s P.M. In the office. , N _ ~ W -g 1~ - -.4 - Chris 0~ ___ -. Tim 1))ru% lrnigesofi*iocentbabesjnthewi,ods,frnljcingssithirnbs. , \ NN \ %5, . are Robble Cohen, . Lk-': r - * . "I' 1 1_j' - f - £ 3L ' t. ,,81 . j •' ---- '-i'.\ bars / __ - moves à t . monkr . , - / _• a4 Burk e. Uaske4aU outdoors during warm weather and David Lee licit, 12, dunks oe shile friends gait for the rebound. Thoie lids out there on the playground may not lit into classic, romantic " ______________________________________ on the •. - i)utit.Q ... - , tntt np'tn - . ~t_ yfkkm •I '. . -/ 4ç: , 4o( .4 * '. . /__- - kids, playing around andg ftng off Inthese)eumcsunshjnc, Four.)*r-old Mark Slodgym firi'll gets acquainted with playmate Kattle ' -_,/_ . __ -s to tell that sprim, has: arrived Is that the pla)groutxls are r i When all those tender green daffodils, and a main daffodil stalks begin to flower, full of fresh asparagi its a sure sign of spring So is This is the se.s the appearance In the produce asparagus is on hani section of tne freshest, most tiful supply and at r tender stalks of asparagus — prices. and chances are, you'll find some fiesh daffodils just down ASPARAGUSDI the aisle. What a pretty corn- 1 s-pound bro brnation for the dinner table chicken, whole or a vase brimming with golden , Q, : k , . _- ~-L -- ,-!-___ ~, 4) . . I . - - _)~ I - & . ., I - ! i. _, ,,. - , 12, '. _X__ -, I ,' ,Jit __1 .Fi_-i;:_.=___-.------I ~Q - -. I __-- __ ~ / , ze; I- 0 " - 4.r ./e ~ I A I lz~ Alm - ~ I . 7r - .4 - . _~ I . _! . T -1. i i ! _'. ,:- \ ______ __., -_- - - '1'r V -P!, ,)---- I I -!V_1MW_ NZ i - _ \-.0 ___ N 14 "'\ - __&i 4 i - 4----i 1~ 4__A~ - , . . - . .~ : = )N~ 6 I _. ~ 1 1114 6 . . 4 - __ ) - - . _-0 4- I - .;r- . -__-_ , . --.`i_, I ~~ .1 I I 4, I , , _ yt - I k . I ~ in I %Jl~ 1-1. . - "9W.", 4 -__--7 , I OoAr ~ ,-=; _ ..-- O. . _____ IX - I I I .r - , ;%f ~ 11?I ~ ,~ I I0 . ,f- , * _rzy- 7 , -%. " t 1, F 1p -___ e 20 a. - N OQ ", , C1, 0 -: - ,,i~~ , - - "f - - 0 'Id 'L 1,4 . - A y - ; ~ 1Z * I ti I UJU of 11~ i, vsw <5 I ! V " I. , % I R Z V ;,i I AR10 CY i , 1~ ~ ii ,--_.>, ~, "I t 4 F'. " , '" ,- " : - 11, ff ______ 1~* '-*.-\ , lw 4, ON . 6-i F ~ W ZNNO~~_ - _ l . I .- 4 - - ~ I ,%_4 ~ W % ., I 4 ..- "_~ 4 IV,. f ~ "I , / I. I VO -- " ~! I -~, V---~,, I '' - I - , ______ " ) . I . ""I ~i t4 I - , " , I.,- .r I $ '. _4' - ( ,-- .) \ \ _J . / I,- r ;l L I ~k_44'b \;~~:. >., , q - t,J,.1:' .' - ,'A 03 -, It I . :1 _~~~?)_~ _11~;; 4w,."i 1~p Z, .1 I 1 , -_ _1 -.1 - . __ __ _______ ~11 . I birthday of the US with i bed of Old GloryRed, Old 1 r Whife andOldGlrs lL. petunias, Old Glory Red Is more heat tolerant thai, other red p:tunias. It continues to perform well even in the - I - I'll -- ________________ --. . >--v ___________________________ w " 11 6 . - -, - ___ - - ~ / __ ,I - I 1~, ~ i16 `I ..__ -,___ J -A..I... .i '.) __ L i _ki \ 1~ .~ I,J j t~ - -,I , -_ - - -.4 = i . ~ 4p - W-" ;i~4 __ - ________ _ __ f, 1 ~ t.. \ `6 Three new hybrid petunias are a vailable for the Iirst time this year. I,* I .. .4. -)k_.. , -' -1 ,-7.N. - ~r~_J~!~ __________________ .- ___________- , -!~.]_ ~ [.1; SUNDAY I --a I ~*_~_, _________ L '" , I . SANFORD AT M(kEt j.1 ,.:*So". ..~ -,."~ .~;~"-;*, 2 , - - * "' ( _ C:2:2 ________ I _____ -*~ .~71 - .t e,I'I. _~ ., - 1, I J_;s~ f,_. - - .__a9__ .. _ -- . - I / i . r _:z-,-_--_i~_- \ - " I ".? Li "I . . F; 1'___1f 1 I' , , 7Z _I!g - ' - S ________ , . - ____ Asparagus flit-an has la)ers of cooked ciikken, fresh tomato - seneasa salutetospringtime ft~ \I Equal Opportunity 0 111- ... Equal Opportunity Officers As- speaker In lite scx,iatlon's third annual con- morning sessio 3 'i" n; t ( zrltiin 11ouc Resort len) ,f(I ir I0r i Dr ______ . .. -i r II 112 . i /J I - - Keynote and guest lipeakers rights chief, Region IV " throuphout the conference Iltm0as, )'lorida State Equal '.'-diti Cr;i1itinn. Washington, from ?-I p-m The public iI, include Attorney mes T. P1O}I1U Opportunity invit anti meet lIudtAnder5o 1e "rt, nate; the lion. William . edur-tion aide, Governor's uitice flatchett, Wednesday 4fterwon speaker. Ravenell, swetary, Fluride office, Tallahassee, Robert A reception by Invitation will the Hon. Gwendolyn S Cherry, Dept Community Affairs arid Travis. director, Florida Legal be held at the Sherton I'm Florida 11(we of Reprewnta- SEOO director. Services, Ta!lahasu-c. Sanford, from 1 -5 p.111. ed -fk - - S \ c1 I. 't". - AT F* V~ ,% d i- , - j 4 , 0. ; ~ _-,z ~ ~ _X_ -- Akk, ~ . . ,I~;" e" - J. - , 4W I - / -1,- - - --,) "I., 7 L:- - / =_-_" t--4 =__-z- -- q ---- - Z 1; - . I. % Ik 9 - P . - ______ ' .-MW -i '-_- '" (O . -I U - 'll - ,- - - - 8 I i . . - .3 I 11 - , r g 0 I 11mi 6 ' E P 4t " C . 1 " 1' - - 6 / .~ ~ - _ -— - Is - `.- lie -L N N - I __A -' D '#'i ( I V M ' to .. - , ;'-' ,16~ ' 'c L 11 ' W"CiEllm" -, . At-1 •' ' AM To Vis t C. D.C.: James 1. Nixon, national IJberty and Jusdce For All." SEEDCO. Seminole County ~, Olan Faulk, president of, the Special guest is Ms. Fannie Lou Seminole Count) and Gruiter Telephone and Telegrdph, Nes Southeast region 1U preside hlanv'r, ituletill 'ti's 'i;rk Johnson, S1inford( , lobe ati:xthrof(ornrnercc Ihisi association pr esident is • -• Challenges will be given by Morehouse College, Atlanta, will host . it - , I' -. S -. I II 7' ii r Justice and Jubilation. Friday evening speuer wiu Alternate thcm Is "With be Horace Orr, president of Admtn1strition, Wahinçti, : . - ' . '' ft \ , ' Mv / \ .0 . S __ - ___ . �__ ___ __ ______ - - ______ _____ __________ Ev d, SanfOrFI. - ' - _ Old Glory' _ - _________ ___ ____ _______________________________ ____ __ ______ ____ N S unday, Ma rth H. 1fl6 pLA ZA RE ___ ___ SALt 1 __ 4H \ Three new hybrid and blue 'stripes ' along a curedborderormixthem tubs. window boxes or for formal ones ihe Bicentennial star is shon most of the da Secondl keepinrnindthatfloersn1v on the a scale of 1 inch butwelkfrainedsokt' YT"lI -.. ;\ / ,-/ / 1' '1 -- 1 I . / ' I'1flèIV j ' /; _/ _/__ / / Adtanct' pIani important prior top J - -- ___________________________ l \\ 4) CHACKERBARREL '. , - 7- - ,, . - - 100 2 AMERICAN ISSUES- 2?0 Tarzan s Nd. Caltan isiio C0V013 sliowgvii (1959) 9 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Lrm,aqott, Phoenix 'ISO carrace.Anz 12 SPORTSMANS FRIEND 5-03 ED ERICA O5CUOS the gi he ,oy.j from 530 chos CI a vIIaiflous FL) A BIT WiTH KNIT 9 AMERICANSPORTS 130 800 - 2 4 ED SESAME STREET €9 I2 MEET THE PRESS daffodil stalks begin to flower, full of fresh aspara I _________ 8.-$C) — _______ _______ I UJ South Arnonca, Involving Iiwig 6 REX H4fr,QAD the aisle What a pretty corn. 1 3 pound br binatton for the dinner table chicken, whole o a asc trimming with golden - 2 OPPORT1JNITV LINE 930 2 GOSPEL JE 9 DR WHO m. - - I - 610 Loron Anthony ,nn (SAW) ..i. Palanne icici 2 MOVIE . p, Robertson Dana l+,Iwid TION 0 DAILY '&rjç _________ , - - tomato The 4 6 ___ - sen easasalutetospringtIme Southeast Regional Uei, Dade Ce sociatlon's third annual con- morning sessic Hotel, Internattonal lime, lerrEqudiE' MAGAZINE FOUR ITS THE LAW • 6 650 6 o.wir A PHIt. DONAHUE si-tow EL) MASTERPIECE THEA. 1000 4 6 All 2 12 SOMERSET nuai u MATCH GAME ANIMALS Prat Dog Town 12 ROBERT YOUNG. FAMILV DOCTOR' -mu ldrris will ho cxi f his tPwoo daugtdors tn A DEAL UNDERDOG 1030 400 GILLIGANSIS4,&jO dasc USXO7lVfl Fonzie (Nervy Wnidor) IS in gabgo cans on his Cydo hO the 4 LATE NEWS 145 4 PASTORS STUDY 200 4 0000 TIMES' FlorIda bats James' remedy fOr IxO;eclung Iss iany from the rash 600 when he buys a Satisd'sy n.qf-iI ,peciaJ AS MAN BEHAVES Lenny sees Shi'Ioy with srs to some wsong TURE tmnislonng 'Ch3 2 12 NBC NEWS Ui DATE ws b.notak,nts inn cid 700 alconcorl 0 ON (HE ROCKS Old rish ow rists Fuonlos 730 2 CANDID CAMERA 1130 EL) MAREK 197 James Coco and Geraldine Brooks costar as 3 CI a lunch counter in a Now Vork C4y office building in thiS com 1145 TUESDAY MYSTERY The House and thi 1an" I'4igd Hatfield Gretchen Cor9 hen star Tate of oman with porss.4ioco'irols the do i óostny CI a ung 1200 4 6 ONE DAY ATA TIME David (RichWd Masts) gets a 6 0000 is ttiorosmorotofathorhoodttws 'a1' • f- - k . - - - - I ___ uiimer, luievjI!e GCYfl)w$sOwIllpedormaIdo 2 ADAM i°° wo the , W DEBATES OF THE 7C) 530 HAJITMAN 2 i2 TAKE MV ADVICE -' " -- t'Z 3.:! . ,1 - I ; I . - boning ) -' w4chtookadvan- 1 ______ - ________ I.. - -' -- SemInole (otmt, and Greater throughout the conference f)oujthis Plorida Sttt hiui! "dia ( ilItIon Wishinglon, (mm 21 p in The publit t tocIud Aliotne) Janics T I niilovnient Opportunit) ( . 1)3. Dr Lijude Andersi-rn, invited to conic and mect Golden, Seminole CothIty, ordinate; the lion. William Ii education aide, Governor's Justice liatctru. Wediiesda, aftecnoon speaker; Raene1l, secretary, Florida offict, Tallahassee; Robert A reception by invitation will theflon.GwendoynS.Cherry, Dept. Community Affairs awl Travi.s,director,FtorldaLeal be held at the Sherton Inn, Florida House of Represents- SEOO director. Sanford, (i:': Services, Talluhassee. 5 p.m. - :' ' I - otodavsstrucic$tC ____________________________ union loader Jwiny Reid i" DAILY DEVOTIONAL 9 STARSY AND HUTC' 4 --- — 1100 Wed n e s day ____ 2 12 TONIGHT MAN BEHAVES ED DATA PROCESSING €9 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN 6 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS MAN AND ENVIRON- ___ Horvy Fonda Two 'ftnera bonc busters sign up with a to txe a string of _____ hOrSes 1965 (Fl) , *4 ItARY HARTMAN wjv HAF-ITMAN 9 WEDNESDAY MOVIE €9 fIN TIN TIN 700 VOSII9atOS a dating kdnapng of an oil conari ProsIdwi I BEWITCHED Sc-Ph.stICaIod soc*sity system . ----- : - - ) -' _____ _____ - 'F_- ' -- -' - - - - -' ___ ' , -___________________________ 1 ( - / t 100 m STAR TREK •_____________________ .;' -_-_'- I I S star *1 FEEDBACK p 1Ecr Evening but a recently amvod Russian ( Iutw — 2 4 6 9 NEWS W AS MAN BEHAVI patriotism —: -; ______ 4 PASTORS STUOY ? ,' ' . 'N 4 ,j-41' __ I/ , y' 630 DOCU - C--- Angeles PCI Chief (i1) 830 is °'-'s flaherty who kif'uOflCed sageIicance of & 6 CONCENTRATION ED INTERNATIONAL twodtrectho CharlogMSchhz Plot to- rewlved past when its a -I 2 12 NOCONEWS UPDATE 48hou-s(R) the garage in tilahona BEVERLY HUBILL$FS NEIGHBORS - ocuntors ..i3ti cx The Goodies and the 1 -- Telephone and Teln'raph, !'ae - - - t& ( i In (W1 C) psydiolic killer 730 J 0 situation by ning a seed ___ Spar MLCOdg4,7, xdQO,Mar)aSC,-1,11 -:_--_- _________ r-------y----- cvte rrg, ',t ____ - show Monday •= Theme of the Conference is "° [LU., Fri P - i - .'J!LzT townandi ispoopiecf Plain- home by a geologist escapes ____ ___ _______ :2 ' .''? 12 NBC NEWS SPE 2 CIAL Legalized GYT1bfl9 -. _____ ':. M ' ': "' - STjb*lI . 1000 and ocoiximic VT)3CI on the 2 12 TONIGHT 2 -'. ody 9 A LITTLE BIT OF 12 ROBERT YOUNG FAMI 11 __ AND ENV1 EL) a Nshon model n a lingers! house that is the oti1ed of a 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 1100 HAFITMAN venng Ajan Nali, 1944 B.ographscai SketCh CI Aiionca S yoa? hu rnons? 2 DAILY DEVOTiONAL ,, tf rnutbequarant.nod - ' ____ 11 up a srnt.ng ring before he PRIMARY ELECTION COV- I&l 17 p cent of the 12 12 4 PASTORS STUL. 6 SPACE 1999 rns man teaoshm48hotssIotxea' 9 9 DAILY WORD 500 -t' ) cioctors ct, ...aittun Rhorlas doonnan W$sO vouthos for her sons by ____ : - ' and when BVOtla (flo& t Godfrey carnt)rxigo A small TACULAR rm-ikors, is sidi considered one u- m .i WRESIL . 2 pl 2 TOUR 13PI%,.A us (\n The tutito of Angels San Franciscodinic ismciot 4 HOLLW000SOUARES €1) AMERICAN ANGLER - WF1)\I.1)A i't 12 JIGSAW JOHN ien a ' Ob1 ar 2 WiLD KINGDOM Stsfl S 'Y C sand to tntJa Fn)(,OjSUMERSuRv1v 130 2 12 DAYSOFOIJALIVES 2 100 EL) TENNIS Vc InIcr. - FRIEND seas SHOW Finals SPORTS P1% BEWITCHED 6 CONCENTRATION *1 EEEDBACK 1200 2 12 CAAPIAYOFIS BASKETBALL TRIPLE HEADER Ro>n.tl OPEN FinFnd 4 6 INSTITUTE SALUTE TO WIL 9 GENERAL - ttse ' SATUHIAV I'M 400 WX3CiOS3 OIhi) the 3° 2 12 ANOD 2 12 NBC NEWS J 9 WiLD WiLD WORLD OF lXOtocts a C(WTL4$ tajn tIvoo vongefti gu- -- -jç 1130 ti THE SUPERS 33° 9 AMERICAN SPORTS moroou4thanttready €9 FIN TIN TIN - - - _____________________________________ I . 4 2 f flfl) ¶', 9 mont that makes IhOOCCaSIO 600 al $ 6 YOUNG AND REST 2 9 AU MY CHILDREN ED ELECTRIC COMPANY iurS ) eroon Cioen Don Asiay Donald SUfldaM3'fl?.l11D ;stuyc €1) 700 CLUU 1100 Nth 2 OUTDOORS Paicxm Ifichard Yniguoz) 4 is the myst(wk)(J3 tr 4 800 FACE THE NATION I- j THu WAY IT WAS WRESTLIN{ fl WRES MENT dance t: 8i7 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 4 6 CBS NEWS K,pn (3aly MOViE High Plains (ter ii a E,vood • 6 NBA BASKETBALL 2 12 JOE FORI4ESTER 630 etxicii urnt-lskxJ era in Garfield 1946 (Tui) p,g, Story AlOe Guineas 1353 1100 2 12 WHEEL OF FOR 725 arId 825) 4 AGRONSKY AND CO ISSUES AND NSWERS Caesar WOMAN A Is/F 2 12 HIGH ROLLERS 12 LIVING CHURCH OF ORLANDO 4 EN 2 VIRGIL WARD FISHING xtytiu patrol detail in (ho heart of a - taniTh demise, ndo and 2 2' NBC NEUP0ATE 800 €9 BILL DANCE OUT ing it-rn -, eq a.r 1) ifIf5 parnsarx ISt1II,,JI - lo the gtainotg and çt1er CI 733 i 1000 635 - Aobg,t Mitchum ' '-° Bean Dontevy 194$ (Woct) - - - F lddI -' ' CRACKERBARREL (A) U-' _____ IIalbO(cJlOP Guarlabconven ____ oiattovhocuoatmocR 1 lit Ith[)A 100 200 100 Jolt , 130 oFrwjiosu •'mo cas &ttom noat' ()xts Day. Rod Ta4a RomantiC ClYflO(Jy sot against the background of Californias cataturialsianil ig '6) SUNDAY LATE MOVIE SwIlshAflisiv"R.ctwdKi4oy. Cmon SevIa I 958 Amen- I 4 SUNRISE SEMESTER (tA)n - Wed - Fri) READING 1000 _______ 12' 0000 NEWS - 945 --_- Los Mgotes Philharmonic ii(y ti in e o C n e a u ie MAXE A WISH 12 TBA - tary in Sp.in th OStrich (t 915 - lormancog xontnd by the ttgj ccus yarn Invo,ng €9 'THE o ns tb Salvation rny 1940 (t3W Chancier is Yankeo C.vd War 700 ED SESAME STREET €9 BUGS BUNNY POPEVE AND PALS ____ —_-_.L _______________________________________ ____ ' coxit Sports Events This Week tos sones thV Cart Rr) SilO wantS a "° gtl W,sicaJ fantasy atxM Itie 6 12 NEWS SWOALO 2 ShawsonccomoctyoIarich fu,on ho fr$ons a smafl gw'i and runs for the East. Barbara Halo and Wvnjstar 4 6 MOViE 'ThoWitanl of Oz" Film dass Jucty 91 NEWS 12 KIPLINGER CHANG csdenora.reug,,,,,5, €1) MOVIE •(an 30 €1) WRESTLiNG THE SUPERSTARS ror John Howard iata 90 the appearance ir the produce asparagus is on ha - 9 wen• ior d Hioc fox R-vvtson floter1 DOLLAR MAN Guest: Chtcli Conncws Plans for the Liberty 13011 to he towod wound the nation $0 ce4otirato the a.c. tern stolen byadis.itto.r1ien. list (A) FL) MUSIC IN AMERICA I from K, ______ _____ 9OOOOHEAVENScn uiiE 0000 °i DAYS OF RADIO St ho 5° YOWl CI IXO7alT and 'iits this? shisp('dthiJ rflo Evening tako5 VIO*er into 6 NBA I3ASKFTE3ALL- 12 t;L IS 101*. C.&...,t D. 300 ED IMAGES OF AGING 745 e CAESAR AND IRA €9 The Sparsh Main' Mattoon 0 Hara. Pail Hen- DISCuSSION 76 9 VlEWpOtN ON NUIRI. T ,AR "° c*scoaximo 4 CBSNEWS - I ho decJ.i to movo - cs 0i. Oldest sagog the Iou-i, Sagoguo No*port. 12 SAFARI Twzanand the 'Javo GirL B1k €DFLOAIDAREPORT (1 SESAME STREET (Fl) -. 43gw ' DalTon McGaw Pail B& (1 BOOKBEAr 4 SUNDAY SCHOOL FORL$.I 9 AGRICULflj I)SA "Tho Farm LLtIO bs' 730 2 C1-fUV3CHPOR 4 SUNDAYCHUHSER. N N )) - 4 MOVIE: (Z) DAiLY DEVOTiONAL . °'" 1230 655 .: ( P0 THIS CRESS 19) DAILYOR0 - P1(NBC) ____________________ I i ngHeraki.Sinford,FI 1225 ('Trn ) - irn 6 LOCAL NCW 12 AFTERS 630 L-. - Sunday,Mrcj1J4, Morning _'!"\•_.r-' - Hfad Sanford, f I. I _____________ 1 Sunday '_____ ' _____ _______ 3 conpacP habit wUiout becoming leggy. The large, LL____ _________ I apaiifrornallotherhjtes — ____ _ L refuselvbloorningp1ants blrthda} of the US sith a bed of Old Glor) Red, Old Glory White, and Old Glory ___ - - .4 A I '1 - - -.'-- - .- - A --------. I A. / V -' I 1 --_— - - 1 / I 4; 1 . - 0 - i.-_l--r--- -,.--( Q a. i'- I i 1< I - " '. -_iIi_I'__.i %- > . 4 - -1 -3 - - ' ' - 1 V ---_-_' ' ____ ___________________ _______ N ''" ' I — I ' - _______________________ �_ - -- _ -!k! ____ _._w...w __ __1__. j E - - - - - - - ___ - - * - _________ _ ___ _r ing H!ra Id, Si nford,FL i qc:iiEve!!_ Sunday. March 14, 1976 r ,,_ NONIMM ZAYRE PLAZA I ___ 'O .- _. __W_ l d Glory .. ' B Three ____ ____ . -#. --- e.,,,, ,- ~~"'-'..r". --..%,. ~~ _-7.X-, .#,* - ' _..-V . ._:-" , I141 . I I P -1 ___ —'--- prefusely blooming plants of Old Glory White set it hirthda of the U.S. with a bed of Old Glory Red, Old Glory and Old Glory and blue "stripes" along a curved border or mix them ..ici ~ .4 , .1 .- ,N of the day. Secondly, keep in mind that flowering annual CCdIrICh, formal ones The Bicentennial star is shown on this ee'tt equals 8 feet. Size can be most for xes planters. Or plant ta1 solid colors in beds around t _f m . V ! ,*.q) ;0-v ~q~% \:~%~4 - 4 — , (4 V Following site selection, - ~ ~ ii ~ ~ ~~~ ~ ~ . .., - 0 I;_, , Z - - - - ,.~~t71 OWN .. _ : 1%1.1 -1) I ___~_/ /I•U_ •TV / / i ; I i I')- - I -, ED NOVA -Th9P*n&w&bio Tree, A look a r* crr*oversy 2 DAILY D(:Vr,T"LAA_ LETTSMAJE AI 9-10 %k2socal vw*fy hour Uar I" ..'riger Md song~ Mar C-~ 1 9, GILLIGAN S ISLAND `12 HOC.WS HEROES 4 MOVIE -War ar the VAOrlift "Glone IE",Am Plot>. 22 , "L . . ard John Boy both wils ,r4c; \ . I -I , . I "I "Confidoniiat Boy,vLat,en N___z FMERGENCypIL,s 9 rrwi 2 12 j A() THE PUSSYCATS 4 6 BUIGS BUNNY. ROAD RUNNER 9 TOM AND A:RRy AND THE GRAPE APE SHOW WIDE WORLD OF 9 3D 2 12 THEPuDp 4 6 Sr.ODBy CCjO andbehind the SOM-03 events in the lifo of ;___ __ __ DOW. 1030 9 FREE STYLE SKIING CHMdlopi5p ADC speclal °: o nSiddlook.it (R STAR i 2 Asparagus Di.l When all those tender green AI ..e IL ato fi udnuuu daffodil begin flower, it's a sure sign of spring. So is the appearance in the produce section of the freshest, mc,st tender stalks of as'aragus — and chances are you'll find me fresh daffodils lust down the aisle. What a pretty comLination for the dinner table a vase brimming with golden ____ LI a crócblo Cgrwng Ic h.ç paMK in ca 1972 (U) 4 Z HAWAII rivE-o The ttms ASPARAC 3-pound chicken, wh . I?t14! -. :.. €Z) THE IME OF LIFE 0aiaisIotieatwioi,yJ - - 1000 - - _____ -& -.1 lorro .. _ - -- - J 4)flSSfl) tiiilp wtifyri hi - - Vory urcle is ""dared and iU3PmcionfLfl$Oflhv -' _,~' .. - _. . A I . ! . - V _,ii r t I- . :;I - I - I--.. - ih, ~4 a- 766111 0MARY HARITMAN, MARY - - I- - X_ 1 9 TEi ED WALL STREET WEEK 91010 ~21 r MCC VWXV-D MYS. giJOill as a ra SIWe on. _- Equal Opportuni, ; ! Frwx*OA stairs The Southeast Regional tives, Do Equal Opportunity Officers As- speaker rerence will be held Niarch 17-19 Hotel, International Drive, Orlando Theme of (tie Conference . _. . I I -~ - - 11wa association president is a.OU e - - Keynote and guest speakers th roughout the conference include Attorney James T Golden, Seminole County, t1--'f_ ; 1. ____ y the Hon (vcndo1)n S Cherr', Honda House of hteprsenta- 'WS who uses her tf,vzfxxl : 9' ABC MOVIE -The Tinjo Travelers — The Watch for a cure ,a, a (bady epidemic I DO 2, 12 TOMOFOXM Kelly, sl ffV, -",)n 1hf(XXyj . timn 10 C,jW__3 - 830 14 I "' 0 ckwson. F-I,wm F-dw;vrh IW . "sit city Te lephone an' Telegraph, York; Dr, Tobe Sem inole (iu'lt) a Gr eater -. EH~i _ - ff__ - A $ D - __ . ~ -. - ~ L" - . ~ -tA4 6 1~, d 14 I 'A , C h, . . qw, , Z - 4 1 L";- ..4 , , ', ~~ ~ 1INk ~~j~ _ .. i,7 lk -1 ;I ,~~ v VW ' I - I 4 3 9 V) 1. • gh I ~ II , .A . 1111 I - ___ I-! , _ - . 1 . - _- It 0, A ~ - - 9 -e I . - F-.- : ,q - . ii %'!-,4 ' ..1 X,:k ! b& W. ,)r I I Ab ., i 4 7y .:) < . E c"i Cr . . .2 .g 'V •, I IX c I go gww 8 0 I F.atuns3iiidksle.InC.) ___— _t C _g -. — - — . 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PmrAngeii 1963 t IOl.ng ci Ide in btikaj twvl ahes of n 1130 '6I MOVIE- "A (itti Scandal Sophia Loran ( IICOCPeWIIIer 1930 Cos 4 6 DOC AcktA,t 6 , CBS FESTIVAL- -The Goarg Eel " 1 071 film If am Czechoslovakia -! *'Th Perry, "Justice and Jubilation." Friday evening speaker will Alternate theine is "With be Horace Off, president of 1_'!xr1y -and Jusfice For All." SEEDCO. Seminoie County. Olan Faulk, president of the Special guest ix Ms. Fannie Lou - °1Y0t 1230 ~] L% - 1. ~ .- Constance Bennett '.z _L~s______._ 410. ft~ = __ t_ i_:~0V)41 ,q:H '%. ~ . THE MIDNV3HT _L_ -,-) . I "' him 10 194 hts way to it OcKkx, arid now senee or vakiiin. - Lecwwd Co en illS 2 12 NEWS 9 MOVIE ''Soc arij CD WME- -The Purple PnGIVPBWd Lee its THE COSBY KIDS ØNAERICANUAHOSTM3 W HUMAN ACLATIONS Saturday WW3on U LILIAS YOGAANOYOU - - - 12 11. - WE -, -.= Wi Asparagus Divan has layers of cooked chic ' : 2' ~ - A €D CE I — ci, X 1) €1) SOIJNOSTAGE .kdy Cci. II his work 4, begion bro,aks Out WITH FLIP, .-Oil the roact 1100 4 6 9 NEWS 6 THE JEFFEPSONS A &ind rncwrwic ox ioclos ulo a w*J family *4W)fl and Pie W.fltsr, $0 Iaiio Gerxce s n'ird Oft 5AURS *J FSCOOKINO 9 LOST SAijcEn Adventure tale about a soldier assigned to '&!lcue a Fbndu prince and he ~ 01 .. _, 1 us (111 4 ! MOVIE Coros3Icw c a P4aii Spy Edward 0 R06'Ofl. GI(wgo San s 1939 0 Man w estç Piaz ts,. 9) ALMOST ANYTHING z - - 831) 2 i2 THE PRACTCE COMOdy woos stan ing Danny : I litanne Pies hoito. Bon '-Vlxa (D&W) 1%5 Based f 0 1 ,h*n 0 Hairs's novot cir the 10- 4'9 0 12NIWS 1130 2 12 TONIGHT ft~ -4 . .' \ ,%%I%bl 1 ______ CaM f'ctna scpkv(Shon GloSs) wt, hawig eqas,c1 ras !~ IAJ ~ ~ It~n rt 1. j — I t ~ ~ WV ~ ~ Q _k ~, .~.. ~ 4 ?: ~ I -- - ,;--) I1~~ .) 8SNEWS 2 FLORIDA'S WATCHING AGRONSKy AND CO 6 HEE HAW LAWRENCE WELK SH,v €1) SCIENCE FICTION THEATER 730 2 LAST OF THE 1LD €1) FELONY SQUAD 800 2 12 EMERGENCY The 1200 2 12 NCMI PLAYOFFS B A S K E TB ALL TRIP L E HEADER Regional final _Flarno Ova, In2 6 4 Mlternoon "op uf Mard Gran in Rao do Janiero An all black cw rs fraft 1201') (1 yc,'p yj I - sKftn an Indong the n?". -_ _. 1 Al 9, THE I`IOOKIES (R) W BLACK ORPHEUS urr.vdS the "n Eisx*fwe legend in MOND SHOW fii WASINMGTO WEEK IN FJvIF,i €j) MOVIE fl (j.y . Ior Barbara onhisl Orwe'Ir (David - eto arwtjrft 6 CBS MOVIE 1JVOAL,r$O L A lmJo Ovts Poiiey. MIChOIO Carey (.,arelre bachelor photographer 13 caLjii in a series of wnunq alyqlt,ej 1968 (Fl) (MAnvHi..nmwi MARY 0COUNTRY MUSIC SPE. dAt Waylon JanrIIng. BW Stevenson, Chris Kristof. Pyle guesft m an vee-tw, - Sr 12 SWORD AND SON 'FcoianiiLar goonacwrVwV p, tOik5 fl. lOitwig thorn an the wild 4 6 DR SUESS HEARS A WHO Arwnat,yJ rrpj iAatx)n ci the mtcwnat*xaMy popiim Ct(*efl3 siLiry LbOiA a kind heiocl oieh with dor ______ . S)iMY oo 2 9 THE STREETS OF SAN flIANCISCO u S1OflO(KV1 Maiden) , come widyed in the lie ci a IoenagJ girl wsio crxiw, f or 1100 4 6 9 12 NEWS Siloni comucy Urn dassics lV()fl Great OnhavI Ioatirnj Stan Ltt4 arid (1st ftvcly 1130 2 12 TONIGHT 4 LATE SHthV KW Go Forth Franli Sinatra Tony Cst(B&W)195 Taem. e j ac asahoththCa,onw Y 10 2 NBC NL -WS JAJ . I l To 2 RUN, JOE. RUN *j FLORIDA REPORT 12 GARNER r E D ARIASTRONG €1) SPANISH MOVIE It 00 2 RETURN If) I H E PLANET OF THE APES 4 6 FAR OUT SPACE NUTS *1 'OWELL THOMAS p. 3ER< 9 SPEEDI300GY 113) 2 WESPMNO 4 6 GHOST eij 9 000 BALL COUPLE (1 LAUREL AND HARDY 93 a IIPO MEMBERS .W "10113460 tuplecea 2 PERSTAR D Angelo sets tvs 4 J SESAJWE STREET (n) methods uyl tiwiqtw 9 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES W LOWEU.. IHOAAs RE- with a RusnmIo4,faceIQ ____ :-. Schtizs PO,VIA Owi one. the gwj razwnr, %O ° of S4) — I i =Z te (xyTVuon. soc*al featuring CharI Senile. w Us boIwKJ 0w, - ji 2 CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 4 NAME THAT TUNE 6 IT S ARBOR DAY. CHARLIE BROWN AJflatjd 12 M)CP4EWSUPOATE 2 12 NBC MOVIE Candidate flabw1 Aec$ord daffodils, and a f fl full This 15 we asparagus is or tiful supply an prices. 1 8 1000 2 12 LANDOFTH(t.OST 630 - '1 - _L0. SU, ' 9 BAF04EY MILLER Fah MUSIdecdebetwoonanowa. lion or a welime at sitting on a '" . - R . _____ I 6 - CAROL BURNETT --- - . -1 -X,.-.A 2 4 U l I 4 2 4 612 0 MAKING n_ COUNT I J..V,: -.j A.4 4 " 1= Evening THE SECRET LIFE KITTY My - \\ - - I 6 >~., U.6~_j § . 0 - %A ca I - I i.__If -, '... .4 L ON,* I -&" a liourmt ndo through a MOM vwxed he is back of the frorw .,( ~ ~.~(4 1 i k ________________ -_ ' I __ f II 11_ ~ 1_5, . .) -,I I.i; % I I ,, I ~tI I - _________________ c I, Adtcii $a1T .X)UflNh (D NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD 530 CD POP GOES THE COUN. TRY ; 1 1~ . ! !T * 0<2 "; ; pp /1' _/ , I r ~ I,- V ",z ~ ________ f-Ti \-.1I", I C~, ~):"~ . . - 6 MARY TYLER MOORE C40S 4 6 few 10 reveal his doev. intimate Secret ,, O -_ r 1% , , > % _______ I -_ 09 ~ ,t IN4 ft- 17 a vonir MARTIAN 500 9 HONG KONG PHOOCY Rhodes) (R) ANIMALS 12 WE HAW Gtmts Morse '41 r. _ - I2CWSUPOATE Nni lio;~ (4 - Ii ~ ~~ 12 NBC MCMF 1.1 . "Chisum John Wayne as the suocosgslur owner of a TACULAR: Independent Players Assomd,on To w Connie sfevwn. kr f%5 f$ 2 12 POLICE STORY Ron Loobn -an stars as an officier assigned to the Me squad whcAe wife Is ftOal~ by a 9 WLDVLDOF i. lous businessman a CONCEUTRATION SP~ Civil V h as bilich,ground in thin adapta. lion of a Graham Grnene stay ~ f) 0 COURSE OF OUR TIMES 9 ABC NEWS kTJ WI-lArs COOKING.) FD RIN TIN TIN 700 9 WELCOW BACK. KOTTER Ko" (Gabe KapW; 130" the Prodem ar nosaw who dasn'S One of his students I % Guillotine nrt 630 2 72 NBC NEWS 4 / , I lAY FAVORITE 25M high chod class is plari- -,I 1_. \ 2 an in'vaSion from Mars , - 4_P.7-\_ 111 , -, 1 , ~1 I ,~~ ~ I 1--A0, It11 'If , 7~ - .-- JJ ' U*_ i --'w-,- ill _ 1, _____ . \ _\j __ -_____ ~ ___ - by Doc. who wwxh up treating him fa, a go biaddler arobiem I R) PPaWO Texas 2 VEGETABLE SOUP Fricia a 00 : I - 200 V - - r 6=? ~ 53, I 4%, b L .jN i,x" %jj C.Lj, 6 SOUNDING BOARD U WOMAN 9 PRO BOY&ERS' TOUR 6A SESAME STREET (R) 9 HOT DOG — ' ") ., _____ ![~ io'..,-I'-'~. 1~ 0. ,~! ___ Giroom, PAchag eantiglirl star r-s - Nl' ~, L, I '04 ~ of I ' F - f.4,4.01' .i ~ Z t. 4 - r ~ -XIIIERIENCE -Valey Fargo. T t" YWnjSpy 4 "OLLYW0WSOLW;ES 16 WDN~WwUL VKX:*_o - -1 . [I - _.- -1 __,_ _f I .4 9 ' .( " ft~- i , -. go in 1871 an vv em of the Girea CjvcoKp fire Sam ) I " ill ~ 9 % - -;., '. , . - . _ e levision P ogQmming 1 N8:1 ,A-0 4 . 1~77_1 A0 .1 /Ift '';I -- . 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": -_ pushed by all three Democratic --- - L =~ I!, IL , ttaway and Kwiatkowski. ~ _ - i'v-7, __ __ __ " !M . _,tiA decision. lie said tic, planned to hoi%e%-er, that he has looked sultant E.H. Underwood. Some 250 persons applied for I query Williams and Hattaway. over all the applications. __ __ Kinibrough, like Williams, said the job. As of last week ftit If the two commissioners were Dana FranklIn of Winter Springs (taydreama of the fun and maybe glory of playing baseball, satisfied with Friday's session, eissender is his first choice number had been narrowed to during Saturday's opening ceremonies for the Seminole Boys Baseball League Fort teams 'To me he tNeissender) Is four. Kwiatkowski said he representing seen communities opened the l96 season hieh sIl1 for 10 weeks with games the only logical choice if they Unlesssome thinggoeaarrnss tfled every day are going wi th that system," onTuesdaythatnusntrwW be Willia ms saidhehasnrroed inihrouh it'1 nrrosed to one DREAMS OF SUMMER FU hl run - Justice Hatchett Rea an Face Another Showdown i Vis i Ford managers professed to be more 1 For , - ____________________________________________________ ( -}!f•A(;o (AI) Presdent Ford boked for another victory, t performances, with slated today in Chicago and Ronald Reagan braced for another defeat and the Republican three other cities on the way ton final rally in SprinfieId. By DONNA ESTES ployes for the cost as long i's rivals left the campaign arena to Densocratic contestants today concerned about over-confidence than Carter was appearing in Chicago, as was Shriver, a cand;date Herald Staff Writer courses aren't taken for credit. on the eve of the Illinois presidential election, in desperate need of a big showing to pull back from the brink of Florida Supreme Court about the ballot-box impact of a budd u ing in g P However, Andrew said last It was the Fifth leg of the White house relay race and among political collapse after Fractional shares of the vote in the first Associate Justice Joseph W. controversy over Howard H Calla way, four primary states lkmocrats, a week that the who wasa trunning Chicago Mayor Richard lldtchett will address the J Daley. loomed over the field as he so ront in to , Ford s suspended campaign mançjer who the Seminole tic,, a nt1or! Democratic power to tw County Bar tt knninance he once enjoyed in Illinois presidential politicking, burseinent ro ram thus he faces an investigation of his role in clout to reformers four years ago but was to rebuild it in thE Association at 6 p.m. Tuesday Ford managers professed to be more concerned about overaid Lommission inn. p ressing , while Secretary of the Army, for guaranteed comniand °f 59 Ch.icago at the lied confidence con. delegates ajid was backing C Altam onte gs. approvalon ues ., d expansion 0 e federal an eased to a troscrss over liosazd H (ailaway, Fords suspended campaign convention vote the 1(K) mark A reception honoring the mansaer. Calinway faces an investigation of his role in pressing Colorado ski resort he and his brother-ina&wiate justice is to be held, Carter, Wallace and Walker, a Daley foe, all are trying to win while wretary of the Arm)- for expansion of the federal land 1,-1 w control. at today's work session was a prior to his address, at the delegates, too. Walker promoted uncommitted delegates as an leased to a Colorado ski resort he and his brother-in-law control. Sheraton Inn. SR46 at 14 from proposal t,j relieve over alternative to those aligned with Daley. Shriver and I-larris hoped eai,,a: campaign breather and awalted the returns in 3 to 5 p.m. Hut Daley, proiroting delegate slates committed to Sen. Adlai crowding at the courthouse insec usion in California, after saying he would be satisfied to gain to pick off at least a few of the convention delegates. Sen. Henry . E. Stevenson Ill as a favorite son can idate, hopes to lead more M. Tb reception is &-inford. Jackson, winner in the Massachusetts presidential i 40 per cent of the Illinois popular vote and about one-sixth of the 96 Ulan 100 of the state's 169 delegates when they go to New York two weeks ago, bypassed the Illinois campaign. A rep)rt from Director of nominating delegates at stake in the pilmary. residential nominee. County' Development Roger Ford concluded his personal campaigning Friday. His manCarters dontheCBSpragram'FacetheNatjon"suy and the W. hlatchett ciswendcr lists eight options ager, former Got Richard B Ogilvie, said the President ouId Whateser happens in Thesday s election, the delegates will in he hopes to run first in the preferential primary and capture at Rece ption Committee While in fact be free to vote any way they want at the national convention. least 21 delegates. which would relieve over. win by a 2-1 margin in the presidential preference vote, wWchi5 Under state law, they are not bound to back the candidate for Wallace, on the ABC program "Issu:~s and Answers," said he flatchett will also meet with whom they are listed on the ballot. Ogilvie said tie was aiming to win 80 of the 96 GOP delegates for thwe optioni is construction of expects to do well but declined to say what that means. lie also fr(I And for the Demxrats who will be here long ter the pre Fhcilit on 'unts SOIOC 5 danIll1noIsdefeatouldnotbefaltoh campaign, battered Chcinber bul1ng 1' ormer (.eorgia Got Jimmy Carter, who has son three of the idential parade has passed bs the real contest Tuesday was the last Tuesday by Carter's upset victory in the Florida primary . A natis e of Clearwater, owned lanl Jidt rorti (our presidential primaries so far Alabama Got (corge C pnmary battle between Got Daniel Walker and Secretary of Points The Alabama governor said he thinks he'll have at least 40() Justice Hatcheit is 43 years old Wallace;Sargent Shriser, and former Oklahoma Sen. Fred H State Michael Howlett, Daley's candidate for the gosernorship a graduate of Florida A and M nemlnatm' delegates hen th e Democrats convene next s- University The report Nelswender liarris iretheeniesintheDemocraticpopularitycontest. Wallace staged the most intensive of the campaign windup and Howard met'. presented today follosts a Unisersity Law School of I - 2',.= _V1..".9_ ~:!_,!_. T_ I" Illinois Primary Scheduled Tuesday MichaeIilattasa said the t,ttl cost for almost 100 people is a bargain for the county. County Attorney Thomas p Freeman has ruled that the county may reimburse a- 0 >.' I person registration fee plus the cost of books and materials. Director of Fnsironmental Services lull Dale suggested those into P ei management * positions be given the option to purchasetheirownbook. --- "i-" ~mistant's position is expected works. already has experience with the to be filled on Tuesday, County day-to-day operation of court) Commissioner H a r ry government. uharlottsville Va.. McLaten Kwiatkowski said today. Peace of 'Miami Sh Illness due to influenza third out-of-state person, who brough and Williams have prevented Kwiatkowski from asked not to be identified. were Opposed the new position. But attending Fridllly'3 interviewed Friday. I t .'Arl %oor /' ' it for the courses is still undecided. Andrew said he will T..,,ftr U 4W4iWF h0l County 'os ernrrir it' =-;~'-L I . ;~.W;~-- . 111N , b I. - ~,~' 4 Herald Staff Writer . ", I ..- j~~. ~ at%n r%..& IkMr i i t;n - ~ a. 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Up rn 5i 5~ ;01-N .._- " ________ -- ____ <rn ,__ , q i iV- A a :9 Cr kop, 5, - F ? 0) EJ 44 g: !; ~~ 03 - 0 ' ,' - r 1, X I (.alrndar Comics -_ - -11 I , r --I I - 9 # i C: `4 3M _ Ir 0. t)r Lamb , 5-A Hospital Obit ua ries - r1 , m :;, A40- A ' i . _ .. , il - 1 municipalities - — 1 A1 - -_ - --- - Shouts of approval 3f th 'it - _ i4- - , 4 -~ 14-71 .1 i: W - against the PSC an t elr God was assarded the Bethunc hkd ii -, .. the city won the suit against the - R 2 - _ - 61 loud hikes sthith is to ix held in through Orange founts making it rings ii in the difficult for Winter . I,o%s In the probnhilit 20 per cent. organi?ed to get citizens to the __ t — % -_ - -- - - W__ - . ,.;. " _L=W rr-, r - _ - - , i~~=4, Z,,,.-. . _4x- . -, , , -- L _~i I , iNv %, t A ~Jr- - " 4" -0 _;;~Xf_ - " I . I ; . Ar T - ' - i.~', 1 rI HIR% - 0-. ii:Y4 !- ..Z.y. - - Rmft - I - . 0 _. - .. _ hwnan relations in Got Heubin kew ap inted liatchett. on July 6. The citizens had assumed if only the second Black justice the city won in the courts that since Reconstruction in the I North Orlando Witter aud Sewer Corp. customers jam Winter Springs City Hall toorgarthe protest of proposed rate increase. w&s Corp. R€serves in April, 1971 - - ' . '- -- _ - ___ __ I___ - f "_ --- -_ - overthe rite increase oneofthetizensptested IeDasisandhastwothildrn a reasonable inrrease but were lie was corlunissioned a major In the Judge Advocate Division =~I _; - --- - _ - 2,- _ -_."A ft-.;. . ,, F ,, - - 4~ -1 --- : - - -the Florida Public Service (o,nmissior's IPSC) in W1.4. .I ti trial procedures in the English judicial system As.sociate Justict ,--- , -_ - spearheadc-d b% Roger and M irgaret MeKibben and _, by the Fla-Jax Club fit - VIN Irl I I °arty ft ', -AW 411 those present city and the site of the pub ic ru '. - A-'-'--- ' . ' Of - 5A cost of lisirg index has risen 4-11 only 14 per cent. . "I T`he rewson f6r the Crniqwnrd -- ' - -_ -W* T. -_:. - -_ -_ JX jurisdiction to regulate utilities Federal Judicial Center in in the counts areas due to a Washington He sas designated by the decision bs the Seminole Counts Hoard of Corn Chief Justice of the U.S. missioners last year to Supreme(ourtandthedlrector of the adnunistratise offices of relinquish their authority the,-ke ,areas. Winter Springs the United State courts in April, - - _" % * ' 111 . - _.- - Piland said if the suit is filed pliance with federal rulings ior to Thursday's hearing, the affecting the constitutional public hearing may be called rights of prisoners 1k also served as seminar lecturer to ; ~_:_ - %41 67 9 .; :q ".' I ~~r -- MiKE - ~ ", 3: 3: - cost of water and setter ser sites stould jump 78 per cent In l\l)l \ r Iflolitib. _V_ \ - -I I I — (-)Z j______ '\ ate lie was designated first I'SC public hearing to be held at the start of the meeting, stating utilities have (lOfle. customer by the time of the st, which the city hopes to file assistant U.S. attorney in ifli. 9:30 a.m. Thursday at tile the citizen*s position. Large scale canvassing of the hearing. In January, 1971, he was The petition also urged the 1,100 residents affected by Gie Mayor Troy Piland explained contends the city, and not the appointed magistrate for the \ IM I It WRlM1 — More on Lee Road utilits company to Find an proposed rate increase is the cits 'S position and gate an PSC, has jurisdiction of the Middle District and hiIe A petition was read, which alternate rneans for obtaining planned and organizers hope to Up-to-date report on the city's utility than 200 indignant residents which magistrate he was named company. itts'rnlpil aturi% morning had osr 165 signatures before orking capital as other hate signatures of each civil suit against the PSC The operatcs colds ithin Winter Ombudsman for the Duval of their monthly staler and sewer service inor,- than 100 per John D. Lofton Jr., hard- cent in the final proposal. hitting outspoken (Oluninist, Under the rate increase joins the hcning Utrald tiarn r&quested by North Orlando to/dat hilsfirstcolumn appears \%ater and Setter Corp, subon Page IA sidiirs of Florida (,as Co,the ' ~"I -rm ?1 Z q Cn 1= --I . I'll =L4 Fga .,. ( ________ ir - -i - M i . 4 '2 IT EA J77-it . V . - -t "V a 0-9. 0. . . - --t - M I- 7 0 --- - . 61 ;.a . 9 I N~~, - 1.~ W, ______ D i ______ r Fyv !i-;J, ; __:--T __ NANC Y nooni rald Correipondent - -~ - / ,-' - - _________ assistant K lf,i)l to protest a proposed rate Today - k . '1 ________________ — 0 -, 11 ldlmaiu g. g 0 .. EA P. 0 ro =r . CL a `-` -1 IIt-,, ,- - .1 W - .9. 0) Cr a 8 tn . records must be kept at the courthouse in Sanford The Sanford facility is the i~ I I _____________________________ . ; roposea aents Protest r . --f U5 r n ____ '_._ - - __ _ M. __;E- _ --.- - -_4 -= ~ aaaiffizswmha~_ ______ -_ - . Reach continuing until July , Freeman's ruling says in 0. m =-=M ~ 5 *. 0 8 -64; r1l g i I 1-t a L :_ Z_ I 1-P. u - 0 2o a d F. — Eti 9 - U - - 9, - 9 -. -.-- a Winter ,Sprin s Families Indignant - i ____ past Joseph 5 rn 1 s --- ____ p -1 23 b :J a0.. - I - Q~ 11) ... * 'g q- - 1 ;I, 5 2.-" 0 '9 0 ED . Q ~f- C) M E; . F_ g- ~' 2: ca' s 19 to 0-4 .N 5* 3. R E~ 5.0 9-0 - _i : W too ____ ,61 1 6; I 1:L . \ CA M - 0 ij Z - I - r" 5 (D - :5 7 I " ro 'A Q , 0 M n W N 9; X- 03 E; n - a -I M # 11 ;;:\ a - ~ - - - ------_ __ o- .r; P, 2~ 112 '" CD N d -is ~ E* I ~- > - " \ / - national - . ___________________ _ - _ - ___ - � 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 14, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 14, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 14, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/47d79e65f66c3ff0904403181f0cf658.pdf db226190143390afd04f85c8f66cf0ab PDF Text Text __~ - ---- -- N~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,~~~~~~,~~ 4I - Evcnini 4raId Sanford Fl --Thursday, March ii rsrTH Lady, Indianapolis at Cincinnati Cleveland at. 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Manhattan; 1c Jon Tocia I" '" 0" , I ' , - - .. ... I . Vie,I ~-*'%, .A.... -1I ._ Ili- .. I - I_.~L .. . - - -_ k .. _ ,. _____ 1 I , . 1 .f - . __ .... - Iferaid Staff Writer P ...................... -- . __ - -- .- , . 1. _, L i4. General Accounting Office the future to employ welfare iGAO) has agreed to send level worker& #_"_ _. .1/ ft - - -_ to _ ^-- - i,iicti ii W 1, Pe on 43 21 672 - [)~%Icin . THIRD - 5 It. D. 1. Adii,cmurer I S) I 40, I ", 2 10; 2 Golden Toucn I -. K Priitphia 35 29 Nrw York 567 6' 440,0136) 516 50. T (1 61) $ 101 $0; 31 73 FOURTH s,i i 32 34 OS 12 •fl I 612 tj.;,~ -1.1 /I — x , ,A,% i ) ks ~ HighligMin'. 1,I C C.1 tertainment at " the " two dayevent will be such bands at Jim & Jesse and the Virginia Boys, and Lester Ftatt and the Nash- 11% , . 37 26 .S17 2 X - . 0 _ . - , .!eveland m_/ _N - A----- - I ,. 1. . 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Once the GAO au complete, Pridgen said Chiles has asked for a "full report"of the findings. The GAO response was to a '. reckage blocked a tla1la% trapping Mrs Baker , Herald SLaff Writer interim Illinois Primary Gaining Steam n droom on Ute opposite side of the house. She was treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital for minor injuries. %'fillie Baker, called home from his Wght shift job at Deep South Products, Fores t City, said his we received leg injuries when she crawled through a bedroom window to escape from the house Police estimated damage to the Baker residence was in ex cess of *4500 and today were searching for to unidentified %Tecked station wagon and the damaged house. . Neighbors told police that they saw the two youtlLs run 4 By ARTHUR If. RO I'S I IN Associated Press Writer audit. Since it is not a mandated role of a subcommittee to conduct audits of specific orgariLtations and because the GAO has unique capacity in this respect, I request that such an audit be made by the GAO,` riving In Illinois, told reporters that the 'Democra tic Congrt as absolutely convinced I had no connection whatsmver with Watergate So thatoughtiolay thatailegationtorest Ford didn't menfion Ns pardon of former President Richard Nixon. Dvin(wrats. too. were busy in Illinois, biggeit of the prull,iry states so far in terms of delegates. Carter was in Chicago and Pridgen said the SEEDCO Alabama Gov. George C Wallace in Peoria . And there were other developments Thursday on the polifical audit team has already been from the wreck scene as the neighbors rushed into the dwelling to aid Mrs. Baker. After a wrecker carefully ex tracted the auto from the house, police impounded the veWcIe with hc1m that e vidence technicians today would be able to find assigned. --California Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. said in Sacramento he is Orr says he welcomes the t matter considering en into Cahforn's Demotfr nrmnrv l I GAO audit or, for tha ;I federal grnnd jury in- as a favorite son candidate -and e may run in tildi "w heip identity the two men seen running f rom the crash 0 - Auto Smashes Into House By ROBLIA) U SEEDCO have injurcid the President Ford, campaigning for Iffinctis" upcom4 presidenW primary, has denied that Watergate left any stain Orr asked CNle3 In a letter last administration. Two other candidates - Republican chafleNer Ronald Reagan and Democrat Jimmy Carter attacked Fords month to conduit an audit, foreign policy. The President, in search of anodier damaging blow to Reagan's candid&,yknne~tTuesda,"s1I' CW c4, ;wir rirnary,wasknithe dispersal of federal funds does area toda y tocontmueathree-day swing. He arrived Thursday in with congressional Rockiordanden(aton ce for th ea1ote • d was scheduled to give a foreign policy address today beifltLflt 33 to proper fore he Chicago Council on Foreign Relations sement. In response to Reagan' s earlier suggestion that a Ford 11orace Orr has requested nomina . ne elections in three other states estition suggested by a con Patrolman Bennett asked that any 611zen with in- fuctiUun unvrning the Siv ehice or i occupants But sit Uiert contract him at police headwquarters. Bennett said all such information will be held in strict careened through the intersection with Bethune Circle, across the lawn and into the house confidence Leaving, the scene of an accident with Interior waRs in the h-Lis, , were sinashed and the Panel A I rTCI)11 , -,a (I 17 ,.. . injuries is a roved To Stu act --Seerctary of State Herury Kissinger, speaking tn Boston, iiu pruob attacked critics of the administration's foreign policy. He did or allegations of illegatity, a marne names, but I" targets apparently were Reagan and Sen grand jury probe is a remote Henry M. Jackson of Washington, a Democratic prPsidenti.-d possibilit y. candidate ~-- ~ F~F_ ~~ Since 1970. SEEDCO has -New York's legislature passed and Gov. Hugh Carey signed a receiv d more than *4-million bri! long the lt of ndida' tmnames on Democrac in federal funds. Part of the primary ballots. In the past, only those running for delegate to tbe . F ~ e funds were used to buy cot- ouble Taxation Seminole The County mission to stuth UK urgent j>unU J b April 1 Is to report ritip ill t (harked ith tht A try special point made by gi s l ati Le 'isIatie v e Delegation has double taxation issue In hak to the delegation no 1.ittr dut of investigating .iil the senator as that the group ., 29 I . - IU 4100i.t",- , - , -" :11A1111111772M -. t. passed. in concept, a resolution Seminole County" and the than Jan, 15, 1977, and to be ' possibilities and forms of . responsible to the proposed by State Sen. Lori justification for continuin~ -soleI% (lotible taxation and any tax Wilson I I-Merritt I establishing special tax districts. delegation." district. how it operates, 'if it is delegation and not an tl e The conunission to be apa 12-member citizen corn According to -Sen. Wilson, Jie equitable and its justification association or body shat for continuing. scieer." - I I , .ii, I ' is — s v - NYLON CARPET .. . !J for resid. ontal use Can be loose laid or 4 cemented in place Decorator patlftrnsandcolors I r UI WJ7 11(M) . . . - - , Re Pr,r'4sq y d 1 U , tt L Corporations na tional conventions have been listed purchased, - • i . - . . •• . ) ..,- .Z 7 ". :. - I ______ something observers --_ _____________ gP!15i4 I.; 4 ~ 7 ' V ' ,,;. ---up - .__ 11.1 :I',# opilir *. I , .. # I I - f .. I .. \ \ , ta . -'. . . / - ' ' 'a I ,P ' #4 1111 6 441' ' I .aea1 ,;:: ..,...d\ -1 I Youngsters At Play ________ ________ i 1, . i ii _____ '' - _______ 's _____ nsi e un ay - J',• - '' . " / ' - -.A-_ ' _____ Of ',f ig 9. FREE Pl$4 th $Icouponfo, aFflttl24p. a obligation , . ----. - ' . __J r It . r 'lilac FRENCH 1041V IT, ..n k mmmmmummm with the helping hand of J111111i . '_____ ____ -- - FIRST-S 16. C I Kid Fancy;7, t tax'ition to be 'ible to members of the delegation, ma k e r: wt of the entire tax may be former public officials picture in SeminoI le. (Lontinutd On sage 2 A I I -, . ! f t ii though It s semi times hard to tell in florida, spring is here and one almost sure sign Is that the playgrounds arc lull of children during the Icnhengafni000s Piv(uit 1'ag 4-51) Lu the Seminole M4ainc. :1 1 - ______ ' . HOURS: 1 .-- 9 , " nc • i 4$ S S 737 tts lb II 5 41 771 375 Tornio - _i wroritsday's Pi I P4w Mitsui% Fo'6no 7 (k-,r; THIRD 7. Fanny; colator; i I s Fast Shi'i'imwing. 3. Por ii L S. Dv Dream. 6 Ahto$o Trial, Sir. 8 Co,,ta.s arn - .' /1 ---= :' . j' - 's.. ==A - 7 ;" - L . ,----------.-_..._....... `vnU CAN DO IT YOURSELF! . 40 ; 1 lorot"o at indianaWis tdmoon at C a lgary Hsto.1 a' San D Sheila, A Wycliff CzAdy; S. Gov, Gabby I Ht Boyate 7 Jirny Riddle; _______ I IAN I __ __ ______ . - --__ --- ____________________ __ _ 5 41 II , a • ; .1 - ____ I T'he appointees, ftee to N., G -'- _ I . @;.Z., _1 t _ _ __ --- =_ - 95 - ) - Vri I- ii g b . i I. mon __ organizafions. The new law is expected to help such mndidates as s f ; Rey Pr, i'k -. j.r '1) Features heavy cast aluminum body and hood, chrome WIfO cooking grate and (.On,iOliOfl? ru in oard. MDd0ICK 115S kc F TONiGHT SENTRIES C - A ck nbout Scotty s convenient carp at installation 50,-v/co . have ,I "ciatch-all"free rein to IL. - J Re Pr,ce(sq. vdl .....!----... 2.: -•u r beautiful modern colors 12 widths rubber back. StIo 230. ~ iyjPS_ %- ifltClfOfli cushioned, heat sat continuous filament nylon. Sever EACH . YD S '((..;'t f% J.'! . - _1% PRIME flooring ill 12' vvidths is t; 49 1 Reg Prrcelp/rg of2)399 i ----- BeflY'S Jim; 5 Sol* Jack 6 T ny ifuusf Police impounded the auto I - SQ. YD. , I ~... Fridays Game P n'-tp'i ? Attinit. ___ "At this point we haven' t set a without even the appearance of schedule for a field investigation in Sanford,"Pridgen said. Ile pointed out GAO official.s must first contact the om- theoretically are to be used in (arter and Iep Moms t.!diIl • CARIM A 7 • combiria,on and plywood saw blades Model M40647 ( Los Angeles "an requested by Chiles and "The attacks have been name with local businessmen. SEEDCO Director Horace Orr. authoritarian in tone and lie said published "attacks "on brick wall ileft) and two men (led on toot hIrs. Baker wn! treated for minor Injuries after she crawled out a bedroom window because the hal1%'a)r of the house was , y Atlanta i Mivwc,qa I Cat:iorn,a 4 Detroit 3 Van(ouyeq 3. Xanip City i Today'soe,nes only ' The car was apparently westbound on Carver Avenue in the Academy Manor subdivision, Bennett said, when it measure." 11 25 13 75 25111, 713 iI W - . Was abcstos 12" I 1_ =.Aa;M=I I 'I Orr says the attacks started SEEDCO,but the $23,3&a-year after a group of local doctors director says no instarrm of opposed a feasibility study for iflegality or misuse of funds Pridgen said Chiles'office I f ,f-, cc-rcd pre-school He said locating the little Red Schoolhouse at the airport , 1,0. Z 1` - vnI i . was the only occupant of the dwelling when the crash youngsters. I) iust rwIll off backing and prom in place. I I ,(,+~ 0~1 . Gas mower has 3 HP 4 cycle Briggs ED Sira%ton engine. Pull 'n Go start. Complete with rear grass bag. 29-11., lk.r 4 .i Easy to install, in brown or ivory. " ~- No. 5320 ;Pr3y 60.420 '00 11040, 00 3 A Bomb . bickod ior - geared - %. ~ received a letter of conuirma. e stablishment locally of a have occurred. tion from GAO that the agency Heal th Maintenance Organiza. Orr said he asked for the will conduct the audit as tion IIMOt. audit to try to clear SEED's alIed house i herald I'hohs li) Bob Ua)di / Patrolman Richard Bennett said Mrs Retha Baker, 35, site for the orogram h1ch is I .. patterns, Easy'to-jnstall . - DUPLEX RECEPTACLE .. . -i 2=4 9 -_ - .- - )Ufê/IK - " at the Willie Baker residence after a stolen auto smashed through a _ :: l ~ .r-,- Bouncy Eckert (4) 16 60. 5 40 2 SArOblaster (6) 610, A ,10, 3 Aviator (5) S M: 0 (A 6) $36 40, P (4 6) $116.10; ]2,01. FIGHTH a 5-16, ,l 5R atH Adams Division PwKtf 42 $3 ii 95 236 195 (5)570 According to Volgner, EACH PIECE - - , __ - i - )-t -~r_ . .•.0m. The station wagon crashed Into the residence of Willie another portable building. C 5 79 .- 1:1 mmio4w CO). . C Baker at 140 Bethune Circle about 10- 10 p.m., police said. (Iirs estimated the car was traveling at 44 mi1nhour or more when it Smashed ugh the brick wall of the ker's family room, splintering furniture and rip- education buildings and I I - -- _ .- - Williams said he left the keys in the ignit.ion and returned 10 minutes later to find his car had becn stolen. SCARC is seeking a permanent FiOOH TILE frutwood Reg Price lea.) . _i Capt. Williams, of 2005 Oak Ave., said he parked the Schoolhouse s airport oLration . t 1969 model au to and went into Powell's Office Supply at 7 Magnolia Ave.about 4 pm will include three portable r- '%.V.-;,- *~~ , - -M _- . riige I)olgn,rr said the Little fled ,, . , slats, vinylon * cor tomatic t , cord locks. Hardware included. : , -- -0 Police paid five hours after Capt. John W. Williams' station wagon was stolen in Dowmtown Sanford Thurs6y it made a crashing entrance into a residence on the city's president . -i Police detective Tom Bernosky I above I examines the family room , Dolgrier, the group' s vice ' 69 e SEVENTH So 9 10 'to M 147 37 29 7 71 223 226 SI, Louis 7. Toronto 2, fie Montreal S Chicago 1 I M 150 3 Run Lucky (I) 60: Q (7$) Ice (1t 00.3 60 3J0M'ch,,$ 3 00 0 (1 31 512 50 1 (31$) 553 20 wedno ay Buffalo 7 Pittsburgh - came onl y two days before the oup s lease at the Elder Springs Baptist Church was duc .. SIXTH - 5-16. A: 1. Highway Calif - A - - -- n -fl- hU , - Wales Conference f - .9OTAflY I Tri- A- Lito electrical ci rcuit tester ' 2) $1P 90. 31 72 S-Louis __ -. ' _______j ..: -.! . ~_Ji Outla* (6) 7200 1340, 6 70 7 Pnom s Do (2) 610 1 10 30 30 10 70 733 I~os Ang Pitts loot site, for *1,627 per year, . 4" . - i. 16,1.9- I I - Norris Easy to install with finish. I records of the Seminole new spaper and a columnist for some failures among the r Employment Ecowinic Dt~el- that mwspaper. pora'ion~ purchased by 44..-*' - meeting was a of the Seminole County Association for Retarded Children (SCARC). The lease of ft 32,550 square- 41` . home woh 12" It 12" Glas-Tile in - I I ~ L 9 11.j ug I— ~r.~ I -) #_ f ~reate elegance in any room in youI BLIND Z.~ ,f !_. ru . I -. - for the little Red Schoolhouse . - -.. ' ---- -- : 1(547) - 5-16, M: I. ion Patrick Division XaiC?y ,, _.'-,: Reg. Price (eip, ) P 10 ;_ - 1, Ca.-jiltboll Conference Vancvr ... No 702 ROLL-UP . `,,+_ .~ ~ extension cord for i1i ti:_ im (5) 9.40, 6 60. ] 20. 2 JIM'S Cap I , 5 Brown ectre (e,- y Atlanta '• ' " ~ J - I __ - montli-to-month lease of sp". R / J -- orange .hop or home use -. Insta-Mount Tape friot 8" hanging baskets Ir y h p On CORD ., _____ - galvanized lank. I lif gallon j4 EACH %c - EACH ,. ~ ~ . ~__ — us~~ -____. - - - __ ~- __1 . - T __ __ --~_ ~_ 11- .__ _ - _ .I - = -.~ .. . - - -_ ~_~ . -_ ______________________ garden with Precise1v con. 1; handle. Trim weeds a nd grass trolled spray- No. 6016. ,, . from fence rows, tree,s or hard N Reg Pnce(eai .~: to mow areas I ,1 Ore (3) 300 3 60 3 K s Pharon (6) - I C / 4 [-, %,' . or THIRD iz; Compression sprayer has P PBA projects, including the group's annual Ch.ildren' s Chriislmzis Party. Artother itein approved by the - _J ~ ~ ~,-j -,-,. - h Lu - i V - '- 7I - i 3 20 0 I] 1) 573 00; 31:59. tuckya 5A : EACH TILE - ~i Green o; while plastic • - rs- i~- - s jI _ - - -~Z ___ __ r ~ Ni!M.~ 4- ,..- ,-- 111 1 Proceeds from the Bluegras ---,!- , ' Occt1tfl?O7 20 200 2 P 'I '$tk ,* r ,il I and tickets bought at the gate il1 ct more -.------ - . . . Vlnyladapterwslhlead . WEDNESDAY NIGHT Ft RST - 5-16, C: I a Irnans V sOames GLASS TILE vi iir I v A 7912 H - %202,243. St. Louis ", New York " . ri 60.0(16) $25 60. 1(543)571? 00. fl 61. Antonio San ri who will be making calls in the _ . --- ii~ . . 1299 . ~ - $4 , (4) S 20, A 00; I Manatee Nancy (3) Wedntday's Results lnsana 179. enr 119 - I EACH -- L ~, King (5) 1710 620 300 7 Banker "9 20 Virginia I L 28c (6) 1 20, 6 Vj. 5 60. 2. Lotta Quota (1) 5 40. 7,20; 3 Hi Ho Bill(4) 6,40; 0 0. 6)516 10: P (6 1) iSS $O, BP 3D. 6 l I PLAIN ,~j BASKET •. ' Req Price(ea I HANGING .. . -. ELEVENTH 50 17 .746 - ~,111_1121, __ i 31 69 ABA ' [PTC] 4 - --Nmmmmmmmmmo.- 1)1 2000, it 70. eO; 2. Gold Medallion (1) 600, 5.00 , 3 Real I ___ C I— 3*1 44 TENTH -5-16, C~ 1. Dayrn Smoke Detroit at MIlwaukee New York a? Los Angeles 't Double insulated 3/8" drill for E4 _. . Wir4y Dike Atlanta at Philadelphia - I GROUND ADAPTER al f- .'I - % .. .iiii : 95 1 nosky said. He said those i ~~; i t .~ 5 16 C I Texas 310 250 7 Voni . .. __ . - ,iii,i, w___ --, . M. r _ ~=, . 1" 1 1 the I dice Department, Her :1 :- i 6 40. 3 60. 3 Phantom-s P 47 16 j23 32 34 .&IS IS, .I - days and last until 11:30 p.m. Advance tickeK priced at $8 for the two days for adults, and $5 for students, are available at 31 7 0 I . I av ~_ " SIXTH - S 16. 8: 1. T St I I 14. . . I . 1lIe Bras& - - ~;~-i __4 !,-- I 40. a (6 8) 172 60, /- . I - . festivities .I 75 36 438 Il'i FIFTH - 5 16. C: 1, KIIPper Kirk Western Conference (0) 13 20, 3 83. 3 60; 2, A Venture (6) Midwest Division V 1 lie said implicit in the ,,attack" is the " chary that %vatehdog agency to chPck the from "attack3"by an Orlando money." Orr admits he has had Rer ~_ "Hnrace Orr has rent-lected ar. audit. Since is not a mandated role of a subcommittee , - ~ SEEDCO F de I government Federal n nt fficialsit to conduct audits of specific organizations 4) S irf0rjir fl •iuit records u a and because the GAO has unique capacity n ort poverty fighting agency which in this respect, I request that such an audit k is under (ref u o r nile ed g misuse b e ma de k y A of funds, an aide to US. Sen U •J. Sn ••• Lwtn WV Chles Chiles today. Pridgen said the - • Of By ED PRICKE77 ~ - .. be available for those wanting cO( * nut, But rwernigh: ' d'*It AU \ _.-. Il _____ _________ ____________________________ \ 3.- - :. %.- ___ 1M:\ . i -_ __~;_ • ev 01 ~A -.:! I - )IL , ",< _ I __ . dpproed plans b) the Sanford Police Bencto!ern Association PRA I to hold its dnnuti iiut gr1ths F estival .it the airport. According to Sanford Police S oernosft)4 wC ent, to be held May 28 and 29, will be . M***s # ' - Ij N At its board meeting Thursday, the Sanford-Central Florida Airport Authority aeragIng 23 poInts, 10 rebourdsarxj a fis tful of ilcits thu 1k 1LS hnon, daily, for s cour t savvy. P Iff 9AM - / - , ^ - - ,~ I - Tony ^ -- k,,... . 1 I,I - _ft 11 11.0 I" -- . Herald Staff Writer -- - .. I ~ 1_-__ 1 4 - 111~1 \1 Festival Federal Government Agency To Conduct . , ______________ ellc! "'a"', ' i-_- s1- ti ,111: . _______ penetrator." WaV,Ington; __I_ . . _____ I . ,., . fill I I ex. ... i r • >,, MATINEE RESULTS MATINEE FIRST -516.0: I. MystIc Spnt? • T" O3 guard In the country 5ccd Teem RiChrd Washincton 69 jun d.n Rutgers Mike Dabney Tripucka Lafayette IOC UCLA Mitch Kupctk 69 Rutgers George Johnson St HIct North ern Lou i mon. North CMOtIn Rotrt Jotin s. Eclife Mk. Hrd McCcit I 71 nor, L i t'r Ir f L ChUCIUC W,lllam Tch Lte Dixon tlarcin Sim Phil Ford. 67. sophomore, Kansas State; Marques John- mans; Sam PeIlo, Buffalo. . 0'rr .ni 8 Mike room,x,i;r. ,v,,, 6 10. senior. Alabama; lucky; nelota; wayre Rollins, Clem Douglas, Notre Dame. !)Colt May. 6 7, senior, lnd,ana, Kent Be'flon, ' I', junior, Indiana: John Lucas, 64, senior, Maryiand Phil Sellers, 63, senior. kul. Gers. hind Dantle)'s 376 erc Lucas with 288, Sellers with 272 and I.rkon ISlill 21i lhefursttcwiiwasa clearcut - P described as a scoring lender with an average Marshall RCçeII.Pan ' Earl Tatum, American. Mike Pfflflips. Ken maker ' Marq"tte; Leon Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents -- guard, is the all-time Marylancl re, Tennessee; ronri !P -- it, BensOn WLIS — Friday, March 12, 1i 976 68th Year, No 174 i a side," said a pro scout. ... points a game while leading the F'irst Team , Jerry Manning 24 33,36-93 32 32 29-93 Al. 2 J.)rw in 8 ua. 3 Lana Louise. 4. Da%,r Beck e, Mill; 5 Wvcliff Enid; 6. Another Novice Division r.at Lakes Impeachment I K nal Steve t1h10cepi,s kICt , David ]I 2913-91 MOlO TWEL!TH -716 S I kenny Rri,v I ins,tl 5,5 Wright St is North Central Regional D'ot , Vslencr 6 'or'p ) 7C 7 V, 1,%. player ... a clutch shooter hard worker - V!éi a id. eiib YORK (.'ISUrS from Mound while the 6-5 Sellers was on the third team and I'Ll I P-1r.nn . ; sat IV$ 91MV Ilit'latwil. votes from the nation's sports writers and broad. casters, May was the high rer on this yeir' s team nosing out Dantley b) (our. Be fluffy 76-90 NEW year. The 6-4 Lucas was a sec. Ofldte'Ifll selection last season 3) " )7-0;i 011' r-i r Sc r ~_:in I: trace; A Kay's I; "re.- I "'.110f ( 1C.1 12, ' __________ !v that has hovered near the (AP) - The North Carolina; Ron Lee, 64, Son. UCLA, Jeff Fosnm Van I'll 111 10f 101 lege basketball senior. Oregon. r mark since his sophomore so. derbill., Lloyd Walton, All America as selected by the cluelte; Rickey Green Mich. son. Accor(hng to pro observ. Third Team Ass,xialed Press on the to . n; Wilkerson. I n Bony Bernard of 'ports v,riters and broad King, 67, soph thana May, a 6400t-7 senior, and Dantley. a 6-5 Juni-or, were se. ght lecled for the second strai . East Regional King of urlow E! tE:E M 21 26-1? Turn, 4 Guss Lane; S, Going Easy; Tom Daniels 3io 26 34 ,go 6 7rvster. I Mineola Ms Muf it; 8. Dave Grether -4 28 31-sis NeAberry 6s, Grand Canyon Clarence Dan %8 NINTH 7 16, S: 1. Coroll Kid; 2, JoeMaritilo 37 28 32-91 lc -m, 5rjthrn I?, Faic,iont fleautilul, 3. Sapporo Pearl. 4. Amateur Division Jim Bobby l4ende-rs,n v s i;--y Marg M S Marigold a • - - .n ., ,s 77- sl morter ? my Cindy. Chuck Palm NCAA Playoffs 25 2# 31-S4 111, 11 Hubbarcl TENTHi - 3 16, A ~ 1. Gold Ore; 2 21 3029-47 MY Della, 1 I'm For More, Division it Ok'sug Short Kan ~kashington 72 and Mitch Kupchak of North and Maryland guard .Iohn Carolina State; center Leon Lucas. - jack, Poole Earl Taturn of championShip and an unde. hard-working player." A su• Marquette. feated regular season. preme intimidator under the May and Dantley are the preDantley, who applied as a basket, the 235-pounder collect. Richard Washington of UCLA Benson; Phil Sellers, EIGHTH S 16. A: 1 MA's Denns. ? Prn: Eugen. 3. Best 2130 76-sI usly forward Associated Press All-America of Centenary and guards Phil college crop, according to pro withdrew at th e last minute last game. lie had high of 38 points basket ball team today. Ford of North Carolina and Ron observers. year, scored dose to 29 points a against Michigan this seasy Joining the (rontcourt stars Lce of Oregon. Scouts describe the slick In. game for the Irish. "Dantley and came up with a baskeUui of on the first team are May's On the third team were, for- diana forward as "the complete am score (torn Inside or, out- game-saving plays for the inate at Indiana, wards - . Coppin St Joir Daniels Henderson Gary Eh n 66 Ken Evans leya Lake Superior 76. Edinboro 73 Tom Bonds Lincoln Memorial 07. Call Dan Weidl 1unth seco'uI which included: forwards tlajn 1976 Carolina, center Robert Parisi mler players from this year's hardsidp ciase for the pros but ed nine rebounds and 17 points a wards, were named to the — 7 16, T: I Mineola 'fli Murphy AT EAST COLONIAL 01 W AP m diana's Scott May &r.tl Notre [)ame's Adrian Dantley, two of the country's gold-plated for. 3 -- Datsey;2. JL:s Jo V. 3. Montague Mytc. 4. Donna Den; s Lake Attfl. 6 fikic Secret. 7 Tell Doll. Putt-Putt Second Rounj AI,b3rTh. 1n'sipe 70, I __ -, , I J olleqe Tournament At Kansat City , I C NAIA - _ May, Dant ey Head AllonAmericans M EIo B . _ , 197 REBOARD VU -.-r.; .... ~~:_._ w..: .~-" - , , M - • . I ! E XH IBITED " . . : SCHOOL ART ..Z; __ ___ ______ 1 SUWJil; I. ! s's ' ' ' Cutting the ribbon Thursday night at the Altamonte Mail for th opening of Seminole County public schools' first count) iue student art exhibit were fm left) Assistant School Superf tendetit T. D. Dagg, County Ad Coordinator Fru Rowdin and School Board CbafrM2n Bud Feather. The allow, which Infludes 3,000 pieces of an 29 schools, will be at the mall through Saturday. lHrld' Photo by Jane Casseftri.. Collih ( rncs%sord FuIitorInI 4-11 4 B 4-A illibiwarles 3-A Sports Television 1 ' II g.. ,1 - __ vi'iii'u T"hursday' li; high 75, today's low 51. De ta ils ard tides on Page A _______________________________________ wisinnounicied recent.1y to ineet with former SUte Sem Mick N. ENTERTAINED (1e eland Jr., nd (Ober local dignitaries at the Sheraton Sathrd Inn. Ulerald Photo by Tom Vtncenti a �---'--'.Laa__ 2A—Evening rkrId, Sanfo - d, Fl. Altamonte Mayor Floyd To Receive Pay Raise _IL w I BRIEF 4' OVEN FORK, Ky. (AP) - Rcue workers moved cautiously Into a coal mine today to search for 11 men - Iiicluding three federal Inspectors - trapped by an cxplcslcn. There were reports the men were alive after blast. Fifteen miners died In an plosinn in the same earlier this week. 'We're advancing slowly into the mine," said O.W. Harris, a U.S. Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration official at the scene. "They nrc careful." Two men In the minesliaft when the blast occurred climbed to safety and told rcue workers the 11 trapped below werealive after the exploien, said a spekeswoman Ic, the Scotia Coal Co. .\ - -., -- - - . :' / ______________ _____________ ______________ ___________ - - - -. .-r • - ': • ' -: _________ / ______ _____ ____________ _______ ______ _____.. f____ ____ _____ ___________ _____ _____ ______ _____ ________ ______- ______ ________ ______ _____ .j Agency Bars Concorde NEW YOlf APt — The twtac a:t4nc'v th:it rtin Kezined) I ternatwnal Airport has barred Ihghts by the Concorde supersonic jeWner for t least six months after an announcement from Air France and British Airwa's that they planed to begin training flights there next week. The resolution Thursday by cirnmissloners of the Port Authorityof New York and New Jersey banned the flights and ordered a study by the agency's aiation director of Concorde operations elsewhere for six monUis and a report ,, 4'astotheaceptabilItvnfsi -scnicope,-auonsat ,, EXECUTIVES ARRIVE 1 r V\f ill WASHINGTON (APt —General Tire and Rubber Co. much of it to "consultants" in the Arab world and behind the Iron Curtain and may hare made "Improper or illegal payments to foreign government ernployes," The company, based in Akron, Ohio, said one secret fund appears to hare violated an unnamed foreign country's currency exchange controls, It also said it investigating "the matter of political contributjo In the United statea by executive-level employcs," General Tire did not name the recipients of any political contributions in the United States. Dmest1c political ritributions by corporations are against the law in federal elections, 77: , I I Legal Notice — WhO kl(Ls II ; ___ LIVIL PO. 15-l9SSCA4P.B '.L IT ('.G U ASSC'ii.. V - + • -- . ' -'h.. ?. - S.4. ..:: .. . 'I '.•_ !_'-,'_.. L . .-s•' - 5-.'vj,p..4 .•: - ,.i:- .. ,-. - .- ,' '1 ¶ j .-:-.-.cL ...: - ... .. : -? -' . I -- - •- . ... i-r-1i'i adequate for the job required." ctaim Is not yet due, the date when It DAT ED thiS 10th day Of MMCh he said adverse criticism unemployed, lie said turning He said that Floyd probably will becoi,e due shall be stated If 1,76. changed his mind, down the county job may some other ambition in life the claIm it contingent or (5e.)I) unl,quidat, thebe natur, of the un Arthur H Beckw,th, Jr. A fortncr Martin Marietta disqualify him from drawing which he will pursue at the certainty shatl Stated Il the Clerk of the Circuit Court County officials off,red a Corp. ernploye, Hunter is unemployment compensation, conclusion of his current term claim Is secured, the Security shall By: Lillian T. Jenkins county job, sought by Winter Deputy Clerk be descritj The claimant shall Springs Councilmrn Irwin dllver SuffIcient copies Of the claim VAN DEN BERG, GAY to the clerk to enable the clerk to & BURKE, P.A Hunter, to the No. 2 applicant mail one co' to each Personal Altoineys for the Plaintiff F a r ri I after Hunter refused to resign a ho re r J a I I e d represntatlye Pott Office 80* 793 his council seat so he could ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS Orlando, Florida 37501 qualify for the POS1. NOT SO FILlED WILL BE PubI, March II. 1976 FOREV(R aARRED, DEXÔS Bob Ellis, the county corn- Af-te r Cutting Incident * Dated Februa'y, 1976 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR mission's acting administrative Marvin C. Giaberman Of SEMINOLE COUNTY. tORIflA assistant, said, the board is rvr1a, rprewnva CIVIL ACTION No. 16.l6.cA.o -------B)'BOBIIOYD -. Patrolman Joe Dillard tive of the Estate of WASHINGTON APt -- Kenneth R. Tolliver, a former scheduled Tuesday to decide DIVISION: C IlrraldStaff Writer Leopold Paul Cohen reported today that burglars aide to Sen. James 0. Eastisad, claims he played "a FEDERAL whether to hire the second NATIONAL MOP Deceased smashed a window to enter IGAGE A!,$OClATlON, a game of foxc," outwitting Novie agents for seven or Philip M. Schutter choice, Leonard Carswcll. , p'ratlon l(gafli:c'(J •fld e*sNn; Sanford police Jailed a farm (;ibson's Beer Garden, 1603 W. A'torn.. as he pretended to spy for them while actually working Hunter applied for the $iO,500 laborer on an aggravated under the Ia.s 1 the Undta$p. 13th Si, and burglarize vending Lowe. Danieli & tndereover for the FBI. laInIitt. Schutzer Comprehensive Employment batter' charge Thursday lifter machines, Police reports liSted He telLs stories of intrigue and danger on mysterious 69 East Ceqtral Boulevard and Training Act (CETA) another man was cut seven OMAR FATt.III, , , . et at, the total of damage to the Orlando, missions atroad for his Soviet contacts. He speaks of such Florida 32101 position last December. times with a knife during an business and coins taken as Telephone 305541 6907 mundane chores as providing the Soviets with a Senate NOTICE or SALE Last Tuesday the•.' county Publish: March 17. 19, 1976 $300. Notice Is hereb'i at,,,.,, Ih.f telepbon directory. ciimmiinn vntnil nffn'-argument, - according to police e, LJCA 00 repo& Motor OfiStokn pursuant 10 an order or a finat The FBI still doesn't know how much to believe about IIlunter the job — but only if he iuctgment of foreclosure enter cc St;itc Department of Iran. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the Patrolman Ray Bronson said merchandise valued at l'olliver's adventures. abo, captioned action. i ri epped down from the council Felix Cruz GarcIa, 39, of 1016 found inside an auto, sportation officials reported EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. sell the property situated ___________________ position. Orange Ave., Saord, was cases of motor oil valued at $76 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE SemlnoleCounty, FlorIda, desrt' Gunshots Probed COUNTY. FLORIDA. as: Hunter said Thursday he has arrested in connection with the were stolen In a burglary at the NO. 7Sl944.CA.o.5 Police investigating reports Lot 73, 8Iok 6 W000MERE orkedlongandha)dththc city cutting of Victor Velez of ofgunshotsata rooming house office on SR-426, Oviedo. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP PARK SECOND REPLAT, ac TGAGE ASSOCIATION, rxl didn't want to give up his Laxachee at the Sanford ad- on Williams Avenue, Sanford, cording to the plat thereof Plaintiff, )uncil seat. dress. recorded in Plat Qk 13. Page 7%, arrested Charles Jerome vs. A second reason Hunter gave public records of Seminole County, THOMAS W. BEAM, et at, Velez was treated at Pierce, 21, of 1415 W.16th St.. on FlGr,d Deferci&nts. Together as adverse criticism he said Seminoe Memorial Hospital a charge of carrying a con-P th t011own NOTICE OF 'i-eceivedwhenitwaslearned (or seven cuts on the stomach cealed Firearm. equipment FORECLOSURE SALE Range had applied for a position and left arm and leg, police Bond for Pierce was set at NOTICE IS PIEREBY GIVEN Refrigu.y:+r IN BRIEF ith the county. pur%a,ant to a said. Final $5,000, according to county jail iContinued From Page 1A) Wall l Wall (arpctnçj JdgmenI of Bond for Garcia w stt at recort. Foreclosure dated the atpublicMl,,toth,hIQhCl, When hunter's name first arid t'Y 10th day CA March, 1976, and ntered ,000. but specifically excluded from in Case No 73 1944 of the Circuit bidder for cash, at...,,,. th w-t for? rfared in fle'pmhpr rt.. Woman Arrest.'il • HeIdlnJaIi membershIp arethose currentpeople public Court of the Eighteenth J*licial C;;;thO.%e itt Sanford, Florida a' issioner John Kimbrough Sheriff's deputies arrested officials and Circuit in and for Seminole County, ii 00 A M on Alfreda Maud Addison, 34, of Sandra Lynn Gordon, 24, of engaged in public service. the 29th day of March, Resignation Florida, wherein FEDERAL 1976 ggested the board check Into Seminole Gardens Apartments, Castle Brewer Court, Sanford, N A T I 0 N A L Mo ic A 0 E feal) ASSOCIATION, Is Plaintiff, and e legality of hiring a city Sanford, was held In county jail on a circuit court warrant rids; BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -- President Suleiman Arthur H BeckwiIh, Jr. Sen. Wilson pointed out that I f& a federally funded in lieu of 16.000 hnnd on charges eharging the obt ning f the Seminole committee will be THOMAS W. BEAM and if married rrar,Jih, rc,a-bdied ts uydiL,l latzss anu troops in his e"k T?-. c;;I Cuuri BEAM, hs wife; ar.d SUN By Lillian I. Jenkins of retail theft, assu!t and property by worthless check, expected to do a job cornhilltop palace, rejected a resignation order today from BANK OF CENTRAL PARK. Pd A Deputy Clerk Labor officials In Atlanta possession of stolen property. Bond for Ms. Gordon was set at parable to one accomplished are Defendants, I Will Sell to the SMITH, army olficeni who announced a military takeover. ULSEY. SCHALB[. POghest and best bidder for cash at sponded by suggesting tie Sanford Police 1.1 Ralph $5,000, "Pm staying on to defend legality and legitiincy. I SPRAKER & NCll5 th west front door of the sticccssfully in Brevard County Seminole unty ash Florida AU)'. (; P.ussell and Patrolman Carty Plantift kitl wait fcc the coup leaders here in the presidential Truck Burglarized Bank by a similar group. The County Courthoute, at Sanforø, 500 Bornettfor bert hevin for an opinion. Herndon responded to a Quill-n'j 000'clock A M on the 5th day of palace," Franjieh told a newspaper which supports '-km. Sanford housing Authority Brevart committee did not April. 1976, the following J6(ky,It, Flid. desnibed ic Federal Civil Service shoplifting complaint at the executive directo.' Thomas study double taxation. The takeover was aruiounced by Brig, Aziz AHab, properly as set forth i'I %3i Sum- Publish - M, I-CPI 17, 1976 mnrnlssjon also was asked for Wina-Dixle supermarket, commander of the Beirut garrison, in a television-radio First Wilson Ill reported to poice studied tax districts. mary Final Judgment, to wit: 'uling. Street and Sanford Avenue and that burglars broke into a truck Lot II, NOR THW000. according address Thursday, FICTITIOUS NAME to the Plat Ih,reof, as reported they were told a parked In a fenced compound at in Notice is hereby given that I am Adab, calling himself "provisional military ruler," Its report was considered SO Plat Book 1?. Pages 41 anc Ebeiasueseemedtoccnteron woman had exited the store the housing authority office on good, Sen. Wilson said, that Public Records of Seminole47, of the engag In tu%fl('55 at P 0 Box £4. said he would stay In power only long eno-ugh to get a new County. Castelberry, Seminole County, ether would be a without paying for items.. president and government. He announced his corniflict ofthere W. 10th Street and took a much local legislation Floreda, a Ii a 516 Ash Lane, Florida, interest if Hunter under the fictitious name of Officers Altamonte Springs, FlO,ida reported rnitment t democratic parties as be called for Ms. citil.ens band radio valued at planned as a result, taken d down both positions. GJ's CUSTOM VANS, •d that I DATED this 10th Jay of March, was arrested at Fourth resignations of Franjich and Premier flaihid Karami. specifically 'he county attorneY advised AddIson Street find Pine Avenue and $150. from theIr 1976+ Clerk of th Circul' Court, Seminole tSratt Window Smashed board to wait (or ralings recomnrnendation.. County, Florida in acr.ordance with Arthur H. BeCkw,th, Jr. the proyisI1 of the Fic1itiotj rn Shevin and federal ofClerk of the Circuit Court alt Name Statutes, To Wit - Sect By: Lillian I. Jenkins - ;:; . r '': 1: k. :-.-'t.,, . : . .•I- 1.' --- • •_p'•_ ;•;- 4 L FREDERICTON, N.B. (API - Economic Minister Lawrence Garvie reiterated Thursday that the New Brunswick govrninent hopes to combine Aston Martin Ltd. of England znd Wer companies in a consortium to revive the Bricklln Canada Ltd. sports car firm. Aston-Martin officials last week said the company was conducting an engineering, marketing and feasibility study of the Bricklin sports car. Brickim Canada was placed in receivership in late September. r I. .r ••. I .. ,, • :-........... ..•rv . t:t' 'r . - Olympics Firm Sued . + MONTREAL (AP) — Les Terrasses Zarolega Inc., the cor4sortiwl? l)ut!dtng the OI)inpic Village. was sued by a subcontractor in Quebec Superior Court ThLrsday for nonpayment of more than $1 million. The action, filed by Formco lnc.-North American Forms IAii. charged that it was not naiil by 7Arnt'n ('it pouring concrete and construction at a pail of the dllage. The village will house 11,000 athletes during the games. Etenhig Ileraki - -. - Friday, March 12,, )976.—Vol. 68. No, 174 Pubi,ih,d Daily and Sunday, eacpI Satucday and (hrastmas D.', by The Sanford Hrra.,1, Inc - 300 P4 Frtnti t1t Sar!rd, F i 321?) Seco.sd Class Postaq. Pa. at Sanford. FIcuda Hill. t'm- Dttec), 55 cents, Montn, f2 a Monthi,. SI' 0. Yrur, ii! 4- By MJ In F!urda 5-4mt-aS home tJptiry All mat M?h. 17 7C. 6 Mo'it".. $26 70. 12 ','ntPs. st , - An . + , ut Commissioner Harry Eatkowski made a motion to ulatlon he resign the Winter Ings Council seat. The 'ion was seconded b iimissloner Richard jams, Lake Mary Council To Deputy Clerk " PublIsh: March 17, DE X 69 Hold , - Workshop Session Today n ernia Program Slated Greater ,•,,, i',..,, .-,-... ,. t ,,. I IAfl 'inlzt jar, 1,V-aY '".'"" Opeti house and student art show, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 hllvd+, pin., at Crealde Art Center 524 St. Andrews Winter Park. Audubon Wildlife I"llxn, on kangaroos, 2 and Bush Auditorium, Rollins College. %,.,ir,1..t iIU4III ty Seminole County high school bands made an excellent showing in the district solo and eflSeIT)ble contest on Saturday. Entering competition for only the second year, Lake Howefl High School Band tgrades 9.11) had 70 students in 35 events and brought home 105 medals. Individuals and small groups, including drill team and majorettes, earned 55 superior Sanford TOPS plant and rummage sale, 9 am, to 4:30 p.m., Longwood Flea Market, 1 imilke north of SR 434 on 1792. Through March 14. -------- Maitland Municipal Center opel house, noon tO 6 •+ )' 3:30 to 9:30 p.m. DedIcation 3 p.m. 'AfNiI1Ul CMPCU retire el,,, .',.. ,s...l.sn.,,,.,s UI I.IL UIULI&WILV P14L3 jIVUSI) -- Sum ma ry CABBAGE— Shipments last week totaled 603 rarlot equivalents up 9 from the 513 for the week ending Feb. 27th. Volume this week is expected to be heavier due to many Northern Chain Stores featuring cabbage this weekend (or Saint Patrick Day. Trading is active at 2.0225 mostly 2.00 per crate F.O.B. CARROTS— Volume last week was 57 carlots up 13 from the week endIng Feb. 27th. Supplies are expected to remain steady. Trading is moderate at $3.00 per 48 llb. film bags F.O.B. VEGETAI3I, ,' / - i2 H & R Block our price is based on the complexity of your return. The simpler the return, the less we charge. Reason 2. At _____________________________________ H&R BLOCK' t,.,,,,ii,.. '.1 ..•h...- getobIes from Central & North Florida continue light. The first offering of Cultivate March the easy of Dimes way. THE \ HOSPITAL NOTES — Escarole were reported this week with some Lettuec types expected next t itornilne, Boston. BIBB, and Leaft. Full volume of leaf) s'egctables is eted about April 1st. ? , L INCOME TAX PEOPLE - 150 Sanlando Springs Dr. Ph. 831-4484 Open 9a,m .9 p.m. Weekdays; 9-5 Sat. & Sun. OPEN TONIGHT—NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Other Area f ice In Oviedo 365-5737 I -Sb' ,,l,,,_,.t,4 _• , -- -" -3 ' -• , , " , - ' ,, .- ., -" - A ' ' ' ' :? .- ' :',' r a", "' ' - ' ' ' ; 4.. - - _.* I .,' ' "'T. - i) ' " '' '- J1 4iC ;, ,,,, '- -.- , a ' ' -' '-"- , t -. 1Q'I,Aa -'I ,, " - : iiit ,j% - ;.;''ps.. 1 'T'M" 1*'4:1.t?..'. lI,7 '-Y". . 5r P t ,,'St 1 •. " " -r-,' - '.. ,,,, '• T SI ' --I. ": 'r 't = "a 7 't_ J , - ,,,"t ,, m-q;r',rr 309 E. 1st St. Ph. 322-6771 "., .5, defects Unless hepJ ____ Q1"_"1i'w - I .. , . 1 1, + ... f_ I '_, .. Ii,,, a.Qi.. + '', + -. 5, 13, - . '-c' i"'p _________ _________ __ ' WEATHER slu + : '''-'.'-, - +. -' ', follows: for I ''! "' CA HOU-fl?fl-7701) 310W. MELODY LANE CASSELBERRY, FL. 327' Under * flr NIH uitc. t' I Pt 0' VP, WC'4Ctfl 305-3776447 fINANCING AVAILASIt I pt Øt'*fl . IiIO FI. (,i4iJ 'iii + kinsas ('t Ilu pub Ilr iii nt inplc .It ii, soc - 1,tiiut AUto t' f-I Ii! uk-i _______________________ (or __________ - * Sanford: George Albert Roy W. Brown Barbara Burke Arthur Cleveland Andrew K. Coiley Columbu.s Demps Olive G. Fogel Pebecca Jackson Seasonal temperatures with lows in the 40s and SOs north to SOs south and near 70 In the Keys. Highs in the 70s. Saturday's Daytona Beach tides: high 5:09 n.m., 5:35 p.m., low 11:18 a.m., 11:37 p.m. rod ('rnaveral: high S:C0 a.m., 5:19 n.m.. low 11:0* nm,. 11:31 n.m. ' r r - FANTASTIC BUYS Trees Trees Trees 1 - - SOME TREES NOW BEARING FRUIT ALL SHOULD BEAR FIRST YEAR LEMON TANGERINE °EVERBEARING BEARRES PONDOROSA MYERS ORANGk NAVEL HAMLIN PINEAPPLE VALINCIA o TEMPLE a GRAPEFRUIT LEE • DANCEY • ROIIN SON • MURCOTT • SATSUMA • DUNCAN • Marsh White Seedless • Mar,h Red Seedless • Marsh Pink Seedless • • TANGELO LIME • MINNEOLA • ORLANDO PERSIAN KEY KUMQUAT CALAMONDIN • - + - , - C , p . , -* 'iL1 t4 _:4•.,(; - 395 595 995 ' + 4 -r — _______________________________________________________ ( - .1 - for income tax help. B'ELDANICHC,Ls Herald Correspondent Art Exhibit by Central Florida Art Assn., Fashion Square Mall, C)rlando, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 'u iI'. 'Ii' Fare Vt/el I Chiropractic Educational Ikaith Mobile, 10a.m. tO 3 Plaza, Deltona. Through Sunday. . - for violation of the ordinance. Judge Williams said the city can pursue the matter by tiling a civil suit tn have the antenna - p.m., &cen -I g',f " ba n a S Seminole County Young Republicans Fondue Party, 7:30p.rn.Qualitylnnpatio,I-4and5fl434. , .4? — Henry Block has 17 reasons vvhy you (0 Ufl e p.m., St. Patrick's Day Corn Beef Dinner and Dance, Fr. I.yon.s K of C Hall, 2504 Oak Ave., Sanford, 7:30 p.m. Music by Jack Drumtnond's Dixieland Band. . f' , - - usi naiiti us s-."u'ivst ,u,' restriction, drawn" and suggested the city In a Wednesday hearing, could have a .parate orJudge Williams ruled the city dinance dealing with antennas. can't criminally prosecute "But I think exceptions Espe' because of the ambiguity ________________________ of the penal portion of the or- ' dinance that provides for up to + b,Slnr enterprise ire as +S'"+" .'.'' '.' - Church. "I - _______ -.......... t n n a C a s e P r os e C U t 10 n good. Roland Castro is Lake / .r howell's bandmaster, lake Brantley. High School . Rand, Don Schm.aus, director, had 78 superiors, including rifle Get MARI1I 11, 1976 Margarct C. Katzenberger and flag team and majorette ADMISSIONS: Mary Helen Kirchhoff corps, There were excellent a Sanford: linda Leonard ratings and four good. Gravely. Geraldine Brown Anita E. Williamson With 95 entrIes, including " Queen Victoria Burton William hi. Watkins, Cassel dance corps and majorettes, 'y Ann Butler berry Oviedo High School had 45 Addle Calhoun Charles F. Billhardt, DeBary superior ratings. Richard Lewis Anthony Dodson Esther S. Driscoli, Deltoria Feinlxirg is slirector. ore forever, Harold W. Fielder Lorrie Wheeler, Deltona I4man High School Band, you Ann M. Malanga, Henry Hernandez Lake Mary John Blair, bandmaster, ______________ Mary I,. Hosford Gregory f. Bartlett, Long. received 20 superiors, 17 cxErtha I.. Hudson wood cellent and six good. Cora H. I,.isk Ruth Trainor, Savannah, Ga. Seminole 111gb School, Bob -- -' helen A. Weldie, Wellsviile, Maguire bandmaster, received Delores McConnell ________ __ Ernest Moody Pa. 16 superiors, five excellent and . Attach 26 Rotary CultiPeggy J. Slayton ________________________ two good ratings. _________________ vator (shown) 107.6, 10, or J. C. Vaughn The bands will be par12 HP Convertible Tractor. William Wolcott ticipating in the District ConYOU CAN OWN A Cultivate with power! Barbara Madison cert Contest at Spruce Creek WESTERN AUTO All-gear, steehhalt Thomas Akrldge, Altamonte — high School on March Springs transmission, lnst,snt STORE IN: Thunday's hIgh 75, today's Barbara A. Caidwell, Dellary low 51. forward-neutral-revcrsc Lake Mary, Fl. Rose Faulkner, DeLand control, Cocoa, Fl. Mostl)' sunny today. Partly Grover 1.. 11111, Deltona Cocoa Beach, Fl. cloudy tonight and Saturday. A "Wide variety of lawn Insid Weatroble, Deltona chance of showers Sat;'rday. ii iri.f'lIl I .I bit' n care, gardening, snow Albert E. Long, Casselberry Highs in the upper 70s to low Iiis ti \ in Al:li' removal attachments. lIuri hjtdj,. .'.,5i.k S,t William H. Watkins, Cas.sel. 80s, Lows tonight In the low 60s. yiMRh. .itil,im,itiur uppl,cs berr$' FREE COUNSELING: Mostly southeast winds 10 to 15 I t " ;- '' .-, u lot' the trador and attach. e ILLLC II, LCggCIT, Orange m.p.h. ij ( ii i'Itiçr Saturday. Rain Ie mea (hat ue r$5bt Cii)' probability 30 per 'eat SalurSVc iIl 11.10 .eiti. hJp intail )OhIt Frank McDaniel, Oviedo "J r'''° Li.'t,n'e!t'n :ifier 8ihI't1: '"Lilt' npcn 1nJnun t ,n.ul.hIc ki EXTENI)El) FORECAST qtlJil(k'i pI(p(cll. II )OtltC tntcrc%lctI Sanford: Mostly fair Sunday and In tunin.' )tlur (t1 Wt"l.'ffl Au!" Mr. and Mrs. David AMutpitt' Stott' ciii ltit ti'Il Itr(' Monday becoming partly CC (Katherine) Norton, A Girl rn:rihcr t,iI,iv. cloudy Tuesday with a chance INC"JSTRIAL EQUIPMENT DISCHARGES: of showers north portions. c • - . torhe -. —I---- '--_+-- Lake Mar)' Volunteer Fire DepL 20th anniversary the -.5— .-.. SATURDAY, MARCH 13 Lake Mary Rotary Club "Nlt.e at the Races," 7 p.m., Mayfair Country Club. Sanford Women's Grcup RA, closed, 2 p.m., 1201 First St., Sanford, 1 Kenneth Plate, to recent over the city's own olant. Sanford f ,,,,, ,,,,."controversy" i,,, ',! The has agreed to provide Geuge H Plate watcr an Resources Cotm'nittee Also discussed Thursday was worhop. Director, Ruad Operations, the PUblISh- March S. 17, II, 3, 1976 at a cost of 37 cents per above troff IC md SPeed regulation; The controversy involves thousand gallons. DEX 21 ulny agreed to delve Into the possibility of were det.rminecs to be reasonable and nCcetsary upon the sickle Cell program o organization initiatingthe a Councilman Mrtjn Baccn's YICTITIOUS NAME basis Of the The mayor said if the city engunee, ing d't rt hrtby Uven itt' the people oi the program to aid the dderly, contention that purchasing changes its approach, formal "StiUetIon and traffIc in we are s, an authority was engaged in business at that e that afflicts, in par- especially those who are unable water from Sanford Pt. 3 0-ox thereforø rather than approval will have to be given by the Secretary 273$, Ovieco 3776$, Seminole County, its O1 r, some members of the to get out of then- homes, Florida t'%e esta,Il$hmp, of same and the received from the federal placing the fictitious name of of the race,andaomepersonso( Samuels said the group water plant may not be the best agency, marking and J. AND R. CONSTRUCTION, and signs as Indicated ?ht WC ifltC,%d atw, for th errr,nean h"ritage. t FeUt%tCr Said name dfcussd, as isc'll, the Ion-rang' -nItitiOn, elin,tnation ot existing *th th Clerk Ct But, he added he does t the Cirr ijit Court, Controls Samuels, comuiittee possibility of raising funds for Seminole The city has received ap- foresee any problem with th, WhCrp thi5 is indic6ted County, Florida in ac Bit t G. Pelbam, nan, said Thursday the (firdanc, with fhe provisIons of the ts work and applying prurail from the U. S. Farmer's federal loan if the city council Director Fictitiots Pdame Sttut93, To is attempting to gain federal m.etcIng money to home Administration (FHA decides to change its approach Wit: Section its OY Department of Florida Statutes 1937. 'son, prominent in the educate school children on for a $354,000 Transporta to provide to solving the city's water Rodney C. Gri,n Put,Iith March 17. Cell flcld, as guest various aspects of its work. James M Green 1976 letter water pressw'c, expand problem. DCX ss PublIsh; March 5, 17. 19, I7A OL.c 7 '•'"'' -- TAIJAAIIASSEE tAP) Commerce Secretary l-4tward Trombetta says he's hiking business payroll taxes to restore money drained last year from the unemployment compensation trust funds. + ' s--'-- ' -•- ,V,mta,,ci' Jacaranda CIrcle, 7:30 p.m., Sanford Garden Club Center. Bring fresh or dry flower arrangement for critique by Mrs. Charles Wilke. UI. I Est Side 11217$ - ci e — '. Sanford avic Center, 8 a.m. Pick up at Casselberry, 8:30 i.rn. Return 5:30 pm _____________________ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS RECOMMENDED REGULATION — ProI'iibit Parking Sanford speaker at the group's nest 1.J ii cJ e r E s "''." 'c-'. " rcmncviii t;r :II'.. ,"..'u"-' hcu1d b made,'' " Williams Jr. ruled Wednesday City Attorney Gary Massey said, "for amateur radio and that the City of Winter Springs argued that the antenna Ls a citizens bnr1 operators in any cantcrlminallyprosecuteJohn structure wider the ordinance, ordinance limting antenna C. Espey (cc a citizens band but Espey's lawyer, Gerald heights." radio antenna that exceeds the Korman, nrgued that the anMassey said following the 25 foot height restriction Em- tenna wasn't covered under the hearing that he believes tli' posed on structures in ordinance definition of a dispute can be worked out residential areas by the city's structure. without the city filing a cI','zl zoning ordinance. "Using the plaintiff's in suit. Espey filed suit March 1 terpretation of the intent of the challenging the con- ordinance," Massey said," stitutionality of the zoning someone could construct a ordinance after he was notified television tower or wall as high _____ in December by Winter Springs as they wanted to in a Winter building official Ray Brad.shaw Springs residential area." that the 50 foot antenna was in Judge Williams said he thinks ___________________________ ___________________________ . in - - .,, Taxes To Increase - NAME STATUTE LAKE MAltV. Mayor TO WHOM IT MAY COPICERP4 Lake Mary has received a sater service, increase water Walter NàtIce is hereby given that the Sorenson has called a letter from Sanford setting a main-size and provide a f That the Department of Tran. undersigned pursuant tO the rkshof) session of the city Monday deadlIne for execution hydrant 5)-stern. The upgrading spertation at t meeting of 'Fititø U4m Statute," Chapter December 15, gave con 56$ 09. Florida Statutcs will reçl$ter council possibly to be followed of a contract between the two 'is also to provide increased tlderôtion, to the 1915 reguet e next day Hunter refused by relating with the Clerk of the Circuit a special meeting for 4:30 citIes for Sanford to provide pressure for firefightlng purCourt, in to speci Praffi regulatij and In and for Seminole County, Floriga position when he was p.m. today, to consider each case made a the lake Mary with bulk water at a Poses. revlet..' of the upon receipt Of proof of the traffic investigation report, acted by county officials, deadline set by the City of cost of 37 cents per thousand With the recommendatloM along Publication of this notice, to wIt: C ough Hunter initially of. Sanford fat Lake Mary to sign a gallons. Sorenson said the federal engineer Of IN, P. LIGHTING SERVICE 1. SON at the location or localons Ito resign the council seat, contract to pu hase t'at 'r. und6r which we are engaged In agency approved the concept of esrbe1 b.eto',at 1000 Mnllo Sorensen said that al- the city running a line to con- COUNTY Srm,%ole ROAD 15 business Whrt. P40. I. in the City of Trait, though he believes he already Longwood, 600; LCCAIir)N Section the 71010 Sanford system at Florida has authoriuitlon from the cit)' In Sanford from SLD MP 11707 to a cost of $82,000 That the part,es Interested in iaid rather than sio MI' 11157 roun('il to sign the contract, due spending $130,000 to upgrade with , - TALLAHASSEE (APi don't know the mechanics of the law, but God knows I've been treated wrong," says a college student seeking $75,000 cornpensation for the seven years he was kept at retardation centers. Marion Daniels, 25, told Senate Hearing Examiner Stephen Kahn Thursday that the state owes him an education because it failed to educate him while he was confined in Sunland Training Centers for the retarded. "They owe me education because they kept me in Sunland for seven years with retarded kids and kept telling me two and two is four," the Florida State University student said. DEW 103 ________________________ DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SPECIAL TRAFFIC REGULATIONS tdOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN: -. . Free Pap test and breast cheex icr women sponsored by Cancer Society of Seminole County, 0 a.m. to 4 p.m., 1'. Firtt St (run !j,If,,r-rl C),nmk,... ut uIImerce). Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:50, Lord Chumbley's, Altarnonte Springs. Foresters Square Dance Club, 8 p.m., The Forest. Tanglewood AA Group, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard Church Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8p.m., 151W. Church s. O'iedo AA Group, closed, 8 p.m., First Baptist Church, - 5: Larry L. Grimm Sr. PubI,th Peb. 20, 37, March 1976 Bo rn b I s Fo u n d D e n I e d By C I r c u it Co u r t Optimist International Oratorical Contest, 7 p.m.; Sanford Garden Club Center, 17-92 at Sunland Estates. 407 Student Sues State 565+09 Fiorjtia Statutes 197. 1976 _____ . neck which Is symptomatic of the flu." lie said pneumonia has not been ruled out because of some iA fl Law for Women, free eight-week seminar, 7:30 p.m. BuildIng 46, Adult Education Campus SCC. Call Cornmnunity Services Registrar. lion mtt the end of 1974 to $79.7 million in December. "Our unemployment compensation program paid out almost haifa billIon dollars in bend its In 1975, $348 million from state funds and the balance from federal funds," Trombetta said. "The net collections from employer t.a.es for the year were only $93 million." with 5• -____ 10 i .4 e - — It' — Company May Be Revived .. -. • - Friday, March i2fl6-3A -' .IMUI LflU.Ua £VW lU &a1IIj. Spying Lehanc Precfrhnt Frnjieh Rejects Order - aws, _________ • -- - TAI.LAIIASSEI-: (API — The Fort] AdinIjsti1i,øn has failed to crack down cia powerful corporations for violations of minority hiring laws, a prominent black business executive S1)'S. "If they would make a couple of examples, all this ould stop," Joe Black, Greyhound Corp. vice president and former star relief pitcher of the old Brooklyn l)odgers, said Thursday. Black charged that the administration has kept the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission from acting against corporations It found violating minority hiring l + . ' - - - C14t...ENJC)AR Hiring Violations Cited By ED PItlCKET lleraldStaff Writer Taxation Panel OK'd __ PANAMA CITY (AP) American oil executives may fly out of this Gull Coast city by tonight, ending five days of talks aimed at a complete sellout of American interest In the world's largest oil.producticn firm. Newsmen, camped out at the Panama City airport, were keeping an eye on three oik'ompany jets as a sign that the talks on Saudi Arabia's acquisition of the American-owned 40 per cent of tb' Arabian-American Oil Co IAramco) were breaking up. The jets were part of a small fleet that brought executives of Mobil, Exxon, Texaco and Standard Oil of "::-aa to Pana4'ra City last Saturday foi' a meeting with Sheik Ahmned Ydmani, Arabian oil minister. An official at the Bay Point Yacht and Country Club, where the secret talks were being held under tight security, said executives of the fourAinerican firms would fly out today. He said Yamani would stay omi, possibly until Sundas', fur a brief rest with his family. LAKELAND AP appellate court has upheld a judge's order to open a controversial secret report which led to the resignation of Anna Maria Police (.iiief ('onrati Jttice. A three-judge panel, in an oral order Wednesday, upheld the lower court ruling by Manatee Circuit Judge Gilbert Smith. Anna \lnrin City Attorney Prnct Marsha!l said h. iliuti suest a rehearing and a tTitten finding. fl ' Summary -. ' "constriction in her chest. She Is very uncomfortable." Alter her diagnosis at the hospital, Mizs Hearst was given some medication and returned to the San Mateo County Jail 25 tidIes of here. Nurses are on duty 24 hours a day at the jail, and Johnson said the defendant is being treated by her per3onal physician, Dr. Robert Regan. As Miss Hearst's trial or bank robbery neared the end of its I I seventh week, Carter outlined for the jurors "some idea of what is REDDING, Calif. (AR) An unexploded Lomb was found confronting yj•" Thursday under the Hearst family's Wintoon estate in Northern He predicted they would receive the case by next Friday and California, the Shasta County sheriff's department reported. would "deliberate through the weekend." That depended, rift's Sgt. David Zebo said the department was tipped by a however, on Miss Hearst's recovery, he added. San Francisco news organization which said it had received a call The Judge said the government plans one more full day of One of her attorneys, Al Johnson, told reporters that the from someone identIfying himself as a representative of the New rebuttal testimony, including that of Dr. Harry Kozol, a psymedical examination disclosed that "she had a strain of in- World liberation Front. chiatrist whose appearance on the witness stand was interrupted fluenz,a. There Is some swelling of the l)mph node glands in her Tht caller said the NWLF would take responsibility for the by the illness. explosion at the property, known locally as the Hearst Castle After Kozol, the judge said, the prosecution will have ''iite' Estate. mccc short witnesses" and the defense will offer surrebuttal of 7,ebo said officers went to the estate and, about 6 p.m., found a about "a day to a day and a half." "low-yield explosive device" which they deactivated. Thegovernrnentistryingtoprove Miss Hearst was a convcrt to The estate, near the northern border of Shasta County, is where terrorism and a willing participant in the 1974 robbery of a San Francisco puhlkher Rnnrinlph Flea rttt and his wife. 1itberni Bank branc". Mkl frr''.'td !he took part the "9""" FKIDAY,MAItCH Lathkrtnt', spiit l-ii, p'.rio1s 1ur1:t' At .-•" -daughter, Patricia, who was kidnaped by membcrii of the Sym. At a news confe-ence, Johnson said ii "was a possibility" that Art Exhibit by Central Florida Art Assn., Fashion blonee liberation Army nod is now on trial for joining them in a Miss Hearst's parents, Randolph and Catherine hearst, will be Mall, Orlando, am., to 9 P•tfl 111a robbery. called to testify in Poppy Day sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary Unit 53 Sanford. Through Saturday. Report To Be Opened '' - -- --' '.'' - -........ =-. --a Evemng Herald, Sanford, Fl .- — ,, -. at '- Proceedings SAN FRANCISCO (AP) An ailing Patricia Hearst rested in her jail cell today, battling the fever and chills of the flu while her attorneysturned toproceduralmatters inher bankrobbei-ytrlal. Her sequestered jury got a long weekend as U.S. District Court Judge Oliver J, Carter recessed court until 1onday. But he scheduled a session with prosecution and defense attorneys today to "settle instructions" to be given the jury when testunony Is concluded, perhaps by the end of next week. Miss Hearst, 22, fell Ill early Thursday, and Carter ordered her token to a hospital for X rays and blood tests. He said the pale defendant, who had appeared wan and fatigued for several days, had an "upper respiratory infection," She had a temperature In excess of 100 degrees when she was brought to court Thursday, the judge said. U.S. Oil Executives May End Talks Today -s tile job,'' Buschrnan said, "According to the city charter IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ORUCE PAUL HEIp4EMA, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA " Aitamonte's mayor is also PROBATE DIVISION Defendants ...,..I • NOTICE OF SALE required to be the city manager FiI Number PR 75-196 cP Executive3 of Conthicotal Food Servke' C.F.S., a firm and the pay should be such that DlyIIon NOT icE is HEREBY C,l VU i on tre 30th csav of March, i96, at Ii SpecializIng in food and other restaurant supplies, arrived at it will attract a man or woman In Re: Estate of a m at the west front d'or 04 the Leopold Paul Sanford-Central Florida Airport Thursday, accompanied by capable of doing the Job. I want Deceased Courthouse of Seminole County, at officials of the Mcflonatds Corporation, the nation's largest food our city run right," he said. Sanford. Florida the undersioneo NOTICE TO CREDITORS lie said be checked on a TO ALL PERSONS HAYING Clerkwillolferfoq aletrefollo r; buyer. urpuseolthetrJpwai (ouroftheloeal C.F.S. planton • CLA'" 'GAINST dr,rilhed!e! ('itntry Club Hna. Fr'-' . IIIMI - . L- 4 •I .. . Ut iUbI1 All of Lot 13 in bio. ti. •n Sk 'r anu THE AUvc ESTATE: Sommers and C.F.S. President Robert Cohn look on as Central found that clUes the size of Withlnthreemonthsfromthetlme LARK SUBDIVISION, LongwX>ti Florida branch manager Robert latin-op (right) greets C.F.S. Altarnonte Springs are paying Of thi 4 irSt publication of tn notice florøa ac(o(dnci to Ilie p141 thereof you are required to file with the recorded in Plat Book I?, Page U In lkard Chairman Akin Cohn and East-South group president city managers from $,000 to clerk of the Circuit Court of the Public Records of Seminole Russ Jones. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) $35,000 annually. Seminole County. Florida. Probate County, Florida, Speaking of Floyd specifi- Divitlon, the 'ldress of which s thgether with all structures, Im Seminole county Caurthoue, Proirments, lllturfl, applIances, callv, Busetunan said that he Sanford Florida, a written and appurtenances on said l4nd o . 'is a heck of an administrator. statement of any claim or demand Vied In coniunction therewith. \ 1 f() t c:: The man has a good grasp of you may have against the estate of The aforesaid sale will bo i I pursuant to a Summary F,n whatisgoingonandkj'poww Leupold Paul Cohen, deceased I f'y' , Each claim mutt be In writing and Judgment entered in Civil No. is to handle it very well." must indicate the basis for the 19S5 CA 09 B flOW Pinding in the 8uscJ- man said today the clam, the name and address 0, the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth creditor or hi agent or ot?orney, Judlcal Circuit in and for Seminole - ij' ___ _____ _____ • rtnru.il (n-. crease to $22,50'). "I was not thinking of Mayor sd, l't * . Secret Fund Used • jfjgrdat5 (1)0 ____________________ ______ _____ _____ -- - -. The study should pay particular attention to environmental effects and the impact of the 1,400 mile-anhour, 100-passenger jet's noise on communities around Dulles Airport near Washington, Heathrow Airport in london and DeGaulle Airport En Paris, commissioners said. _________________ - Influenza Interrupts Hearst Trial IN ' ' RPII • ' Halts - FLORIDA V. no ordinance increasing an in office. Noting that the mayor's elected official's salary shall position in Altarnonte is a full become effective until the date ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — time one, which does not peflnit of commencement of the Clt' commissioners have h!m to operate another of commissioners elected at the agreed to adopt an ordinance, business, Buschman said, "You next regular city election provided that such election effective, according to charter get what you pay for." requirements, after the "It seems to me we were follows the ordinance adoption November elections, raising belngalittlebitchintzywiththe by at least six months. Mayor Norman Floyd's salary raise," the commissioner said. 14 per cent. Bushman said his motion was Legal Notice The pay hike approved Is to increase Floyd's salary to NOTICE $2,500 annually to $20,000, up $22,500 and that Commissioner ri'rrty gveii ?hf tht from the $17,500 salary George Perkins seconded the flfluôI mvt of t designated for the office over motion for discussion purposes. of Te Sanford HécId Inc wil b When Commissioner Cal held t 300 N French Avnu. the past three years. Sanford, Florida. on Thursday Floyd, In his thlrd year In [)eVoney took issue Corn- MMch2S, 1976 ó? 1000A.M. for ?t office, and re-elected last missioner Sandra Glenn trnac?lonof %uth buIneis a may November to a three-year term, axncnded the motion to call for come before nt' meeting, PubtlIh: March P2. Ii 1976 voted against the woposal. a $2,500 raise. DEX 73 Freshman City CornThe amended motion, -r,thsloner Glen Buschman, who however, passed 4-1 with only IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRpushed for the pay raise, Floyd opposing. CUlT IN AND FOR " Ii I Patty ' s Illness By DONNA ESTES IIeraJdStaJf Writer ç ) Eleven Men Trapped In Coal Mine Explosion Aide Tells - Friday, March 12, 1916 NATIoN NI - .. -. -, • h'/ " '.'# 'elI it' t rtj., ..' -... _.? .7'-' ,,, 'A', ')f'iI !.. % )J. z '. - -: • - " I " "'- ....'.:.'',',,' •' - .. . . L Si" :'- .: " .- 'i.'V.:.'. .t•"' 'L1' ' I I " ,,. .-. - + + - ' I , '..,7. t' 3 '' 1"1 ' '-: c,.' 11 1,._ 13' •.t .1 -- 'b -- '' '.'.."-, ;'' '.. I " + -, - ,. -,jj ' - - - - - ' .• ,.: '. ' ,," - 4x1 Y' - 54 - '.1 - .5w::: �_ __ Evening HerWd '(01 N FUKNCH AVE.. SANI'OUI), 11./i, 3271 A'ia tt'IJt. 2.322.211 or 831.993 Friday, March 12, 1976-.4A WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher It. IUCI IAIU) LONG. Editor ?,11.l.IAM I). CURIUE, Managing Edittw I line I kliver'. Sek. .5 uerits Month. S2.4O 6 $14 !), Year. S2. 40. !h Mail In florida saint' as home deliver, All 'ther mail Month. $270; 6 Months, £I62 12 Months, $3240. la a year when state leaders are proclaiming a 'no new tax' attitude, the stage is being set tx the greatest assault on real estate and personal property in the histw'y ef Fk Ida. This will be accomplishedlf the Statc Cabinet adopts the 947pages of new rules and regulations to be presented by the Around Department of Revenue at the Cabinet meeting on Tuesday, March 23, states Terry Goembel, Seminole County property appraiser. 9 Along wIth other property appraisers from all over the state, Goembel has been attending _,_Z__1hearings on the proposed rules and regulations over a period of several weeks. "If adopted every vestige of control over -1 property appraiser's office will be taken from the local level, likewise, every element of discretion by _______ the local official will be removed and complete control handed to the Department of Revenue in Tallahassee," Goembel said. The Clntk . .. . . . aamianassce nas has oecn maxing s a emen s concerning holding th e line on spending and now one of its agencies is making an assault on the county's ad valorem purse." e segment of the rules provides that a uniform computer program for tax rolls be adopted by all 67 countiL. Appraisers estimate that this would cost the individual counties millions of dollars, although the exact cost 3tatewlde cannot be accurately projected at this time. or more than 25 yirs fl'rli!R has provided I"-'r"-''; %G'' which has been used in arn, just va'ue, mundated in the F!orldn constitution. Heretofore, t:o mte was one of the tii' uol 1w the i'rpert 1 Food Stamp Reform - -- Faces Vt -• t t I Not the least of the reasons why it is out of hand t)t\'ausc'. like so many other social programs inaugurated by Congress, food stamps have lost their original identity. In 1964 when Congress appropriated $375 million to begin the program, stamps were distributed to persons and families with poverty incomes in order to supplement their diets. The central purpose was to assu that the poor people their Jequate enough w pl health. Today food stamps represent a $5.6 billion annual program that is shifting toward welfare and ir4culne redistribution. It is rampant with fraud and chiseling because the stamps have acquired a cash value, For example, in recent testimony before Congress, Secretary of Treasury William Simon and others said th at stamps have been used for such diverse th ings as posting bond for traffic tickets, to paying speeding fines - and even to settle gasoline charge accounts. By the same token, the farther that stamps wandered from their original purpose the more the genuinely poor suffered. Parade Magazine drew a model in which a family of four earning $16,000 a year could be ehgible br food stamps. Even in the major reform bills in Congress among the 200 that have been introduced - senators are talking about furnishing stamps to families of foul' earning from $7,800 to $9,000 a year, after income taxes and Social Security withholding is deducted. And that does not take into account housing and other subsidies that many of the recipients also receiye from the federal govern. ment. At the same time, the Senate is stressing th e necessity of having families pay 7.5 to 30 per cent of their net income for sta mps instead of th e present 24 per cent -a reform that would hurt the poorest the most. . etrem1v high assessmenth tIwouhut Florida Florida. "There is no way to project the number of In tax dullars. with corresponding - The narrow 8-7 approval of a food stamp reform bill by the Senat e Agriculture Committee exhibits the wisdom of President Fta mat iative On the problem a few days earl!er. As in previous years food stamp reforms will have tough sledding in Congress albeit ever, the most ardent liberal advocate of the nrorarn ad- OT'T .-. Tough Go t Goembel stated that It is highly possible that t he Department of Revenue could set up a system whereby a square foot value could be furnished the property appraiser and applied throughout the roll without benefit of the judgment factor now used locally. Assessment by computer could result in Through your proposed rules and regulations, you are directing the taxpayers of my county to expend approimately one hail million to completely reconstruct, re-vamp, revise, re-program the entire data base of StX) million bets of inlorinatlon." Charles Fleming, property appraiser of Marion County, told this to his legislative delegation: "Some of the rules and regulations would have to be tested In courts because they have the effect of property values in Tallahassee rather than at the local level." State Representative Ge ne Hodges asked ot her members of th e Legislature to consider new laws which would prevent rules and regulations from becoming effective without legislative review. "We feel that the rules being proposed go far beyond what the Legislature wanted," said Herbert Lockey, president of the Appraisers Association of appraiser In doing his or her job. When the Administrative Procedures Act was adopted by the Florida Legislature, all rules and regulations promulgated by the various depart ments were onsIdered an Interpretation of the statutes and were considered to have the same force and effect as the laws passed by the legislature. Thus, If the Florida Cabinet adopts the new rules and regulations, they will no longer be a 'guide' for property appraisers but lawful rules and regulations which must be taken Into consideration on each and every assessment. likewise, the property appraiser, responding to local conditions, takes into consideration many factors which are not apparent In bureau thinking. Heretofore, he has made his judgments based on many factors and criteria which could never be a part of a state administered computer assessing process. In appearing before a hearing on these rules and regulations In Tallahassee, Bob Mallard, Duval CountyProperty.ppraLserstated: "In Duval,loeal taxpayers have spent $1.6 million creating one of ±n.q of property appraisal the mnt information sstenLs to be found anywhere. . I For _I,. I., . c , Y . ,M I 1 :-- Almost as if nothing had come to light in recent months about secret, illegal activities by the A and FBI at home and abroad, President Ford has actually proposed that the best way to 'F % regulate the Intelligence conununity and correct a"' 11 A.1 Its abuses is to permit It to operate in even .. I I greater secrecy. Legtion he has suggested to Congressi. would make it a crime for any employe or for- 2 1.~ mel' employe of the government or its contractors Possessing "information relalng to \ Intelligence sources and methods" to disclose '1 such information to anyone else. It is, in effect, c'. • .. q official secrets act, all-embracing It could • • " cover anything the government chose Ic, have it : cover. . I 4, . J Curiously, in what some see as an attempt to allay the fears of the press, only the leaker of •.. secrets would be subject to punishment, not the c" receiver. BU even if the Justice Department and the cours were to observe the distinction In the " event oprosecution against leaker, the certain result would be to ensure that the only inform.ation the public received about what its 'Now That nihan government was doing in the intelligence field would be what the government decided it should receive. Trust me, the Preslder,t says, to keep the cloak and dagger boys in line and to guard u JOHN CUNNIFF public weal. Asked what guarantee the public would have that he and his successors would _____ . ______ I 1. f0D 1 1, '' 1 ,. t . / - -. 1, , t d' ' ' . 05 • .. :.• '. ' . - . ' ' jr .4.r IM6 Is FTur We To Our' Error ( 4~ - d - /.j1 £ti1 know the China trip made you foel èike your old sell but I'm going to bed!" I c • - ' . 0. t - Break- up 1 Ifl'c ill ___ - . - - ',', Strategy' V%091 BICENTENNIAL WASHINGTON Candidate Ronald Reagan has thus far made perhaps th e most serious campaign mistake possible. He's thrown all his marbles in th e primary popularity contests and let President Ford pick up th e committed delegates. And delegates are, of course what secure the nomination at the national convention. Without them a candidate can win every primary and come in second. what bother's Reagan's campaign managers is not the 51-49 1 r cent squeaker favoring Mr. Ford in New Hampshire but the fact that Mr. Ford took 17 out of the 21 delegates up for election. This means a good many people who voted for Reagan in the primary, voted for Mr. Ford's delegates. - voters chose over lesser-known figure3 representing the Reagan slate on the delegate ballots. ......... The Congressman And The Criminal w.. The Ccnezrnan's version, howevu, la suppat ted by his secretary. It is definitely her recollection, she, told our reporters Jack Cloherty and Jay Courley, that PerLff brought the converatInn arn;inij to mntmrder. It was aiso her recollection that Peroff hinted at it during the Initial meeting. Yet HeLs,oaki sitU wanted to meet with Peroff a second time. The tough, but likable He1stkl Is a hero to the people of his working-clam district. Once he took money from his own pocket to help a needy constituent. Certainly, he is more credible than the notorious Peroff. But why would a Congressman seek out a racketeer in the first place? And ihy would he want to meet with him a second time' ---- - - 1__ __.,-- -- - - - : -, 1 IEN - FAIRWAY LAUNDROMAT , aren Son Into p1' To Behavior , FAIRWAY PLAZA , LU1 - ,, - ' ------- , ... _____ ________ .:r._ ' . ___________ - _____ zg . . ' - - chairs I 35 ___ LESS... Fo IL'S FROM ________ " LUXURY TRAVEL: The World Bank, Inter. American Development Bank and the International Monetary Fund were set up to lend money to underdeveloped nations. But not all the money goes to help poor countries. The three prestigious banks have spent more than $500,000 in the Last two years, for example, to pay the travel expenses of wives who accompanied bank officials on business trips. A Treasury Department study showed the World Bank, during a 21-month L'erlod, "funned 268 trips by spouses." In 44 cases, the bank paid not only for transportation but subsistence. The average wife's travel expenses ran well over $2,000. The Inter-American Development Bank paid the way for 76 wives to accompany their husbands during the ssme 1..month period, at an average c.st of 1710. The International Monetary Fund paid the wives' expenses In 26 cases, hcI11ng out an average of mt.*-e than $2,000 per trip. Spokesmen for the International banking organizauo explained that most spouse travel Is pennitfed only after the husband has been out of the country for months. While most banking bigwigs prefer to travel first class, one exception in World Bank head Robert McNamara. The former Defense Secretary flies tourist almost without exception. He has been known to fume as his subordinates file lritn first ul;js sc;its ,1 1 It's Easy To Be Creative With Basic French Omelet ,, ;.-' a ptI)Jsta I'll an OU e%j o#'r - - '',"i, ,-,,-.'-- -,- I 1 W. - 44I .. - 4i. ,,, -t r 'r - . ;'" _l- • -- '1 -, i j• $_ / ''t - . J L' .4.,,. Al ,ik ' r ;s'-';' "' .'F - -.'',.,,.',yk,,, . Bassett Bamboo [ivinn - .... I 4.. BargOns " The tapes contain Helsioski's vigorous denial. lie claimed it as really Perotf who hinted about murd2r. Because of a cowt-Imposed gag order, Helsto.c2 could not comment directly. j .- -••.- 4 HATS OFF TO JACK AND ERSON the tapes, that all he wanted Peroff to do was seek out "the truth." But Peroff contended: "That's not all he wanted, He said he thought the men (Witnesses) had unsavory pasts, and he wanted me to bring back evidence of It. But he also said that if I couldn't find legitimate evidence, I was to bribe local officials to fabricate whatever was needed." Then came the alleged murder suggestion. "If! was unsuccessful at that," Peroff added, "I was to 'make sure they're nut around' for a trial." - - '- ',. ers I n [ The Investigation was dragging on for 16 months, Last October Helstoski came across a news item about Peroff. The paper quoted the racketeer as boasting: "1 made my name smuggling people and money out, using planes. That was my thing... In Chile, we smuggled out damn near a billion dollars. and some of that was for American companies.' The impressed Ilelstoskl sent Peroff a cryptic letter on his congre.,slcxial stationery. "Having seen the enclosed news dipping," wrote the Congreasman, "I would like to discuss this particular matter with you and perhaps retain you if you could fulfill some requirements." The racketeer responded with the suggestion that they meet at Washington's Dulles Airport, where they would attract little attention in the flow of stranu'r* Pprnf rztalialion from the mobsters he had helped put in prison. At Dulles, they would have to pass rough weapons dettctors to reach him. Heistoald showed up with his bto4c secretary, Kathy Dunn. The Congressman told Peroff that he wanted to hire an investigator to go to Chile and check Into the background of the government witnesses, particularly Agulrre. Peroff bragged about his criminal atcoriiplishmeats and offered to licce-pt the Chilean assignment for $50,000. The Congressman complained that the price was too high. He was sufficiently Interested In Peroff's services, however, to ask for a second meeting. }leLstoski claimed afterward, according to ' - ' . - WASHINGTON - Two strange, secret meetings occurred last November between a prominent Congressman and a notorious criminal. The Congressman, who Is under grand jury investigation, wanted to hire the criminal to check on a key witness. The subject of murder was discussed briefly and obliquely. Gruff, crewcut Rep. Henry Ileistoskl, I)N.J., arranged the mysterious meetings with stocky, swarthy Frank Peroff, an underworld figure who ha become s governrn4'nt Informant. We have obtained tape recordings, which give a detailed account of their private eon versat tons. The only dispute that remains is over vho brought up the suggestion of murder. Each man swears it was the other. To understand this bIzari tale of intrigue some background Is necessary. Federal :culors are investigating &.ags that ;1l}J collected kickbncks from illegal aliens in return for introducing private tmmlgraticn bills. These bills stopped, at least tempernrlly, their deportation. His former aide, Albert DeFalco, already has been convicted of shaking down the aliens for $36,000. At t}eFalco's trial, the Congressman said he had Introduced the bills out of sympathy for the aliens nd had not participated in any kickback arrangement. The most damaging witness against DeFalco was a CHitan. named Oswalde Aguirre, whom the prosecutors are also using to build acase against the Congressman. . ift 41 I /p, .. BERRY'S WORLD ' .. Recognized rights in a freedom-loving nation is a blot on American history. President Ford's llftii of the order -after 34 years -does not erase the stain on American pride, but it does acknowledge the industice done. Arid we are reminded that it must not be repeated. Lnanges Ily JOANNE KI1CII Framo, the increase of ex- the one cited in the book, "Fear they are being treated as sex being in the Wa;: of their self. the Herald S4'rvfres tramarital affairs among of Women," In which a full- objects. fulfillment - and they are 1 tx women's movement has Women, the 8,000 per cent in. sized man had repeated Twenty years ago, when Dr. choosing self-fulfillment. . p abolished marriage but it crease in divorce over the past nightmares that his diminutive Frarno started treating couples The move away from has shaken th e foundations and 25 years, and the precipitous wife would roll over in bed and and families, it was often the marriage is reflected in • left many husbands in a state of rise in the number of runaway crush him. More commonplace husband who wanted out of the recently released census hi shock, wives have created a 'Iimnate of among husbands, according to marriage, hoping that he could figures. In the past five years, James L. Framo, amily confusion for men. Dr. Framo, is the fear that they leave the wife in the hands of a the number of 25- to 34-yeartherapist and professor of Dr. Framo and other will not be able to bring their therapist and thus assuage his olds who have separated or psychology at Temple therapists are finding that wives to climax or that they will guilt. Now Framo sees more divorced and have not University, finds the seismic many men are becoming otherwise prove inadequate as wives than husbands who want remarried increased by 30 per shifts in sex roles are taking a defensive and frightened of sex partners. to leave their mates and cent. During the same perioJ, / . 4 OA .V" particularly heavy toll on women. There are extreme In an ironic reversal, a children. Many women tell him the marriage rate has I . 4 ,.., married men. According to Br, cases 's hich crop up, such as number i1 husbarnis now feel that the)' see their families as remained the same. The trend k 04 is away from marriage, and Framo finds that men are hit 4 • , p __ harder by the dissolution of the '. It's I EVI 1.'11&__11~ ". . I '41 family than women. I , I Twice as many divorced men _ , By ROSEE IIARGIWVE Women's Lib already have been as divorced women commit Herald Services The 'S achieved there. The bitterness suicide. PARIS- Divorce European. . Is all spent. But so Is the in. 14$0606)l ? Men can and sheuld emerge style, according to a survey stltutn of r -• !rrrmns'. The r" il 6. carried out by an international 4-1 ) 4 average Danish nrriage hUW" Framo, who grew 'p in a touch sociological team, reveals that lasts only four years. / sexist neiborhrnd but n . despite Womuns lab there has -. Statistics tend to confirm the shares the cooking and does been no mad rush for the a , popular belief that many therap with his wife as co . ourts since the more . marriages are on the rocks by therapist. Suppressing feelings, _!~; I I.% -,, ~1404000 X liberal legisla tion in this con, . *4 'r the seventh year, although going to jobsone hates and nection has been passed. there are quite a number that dying young is the unenviable A shattering thought, fail by the sixth or the eighth lot of too many males, But however, Is that two out 01 1. year. • Framno believes the man who every three divorces In Europe t oI " emerges from his tough, are started by women. And the In France, in the L Om C(,iflbatiVe * sterntvne is more trend is gaIn!m impetus. The '' - s been an inmiddlevulnerable than the woman research was carried out in 12 crease in the number of i,-,Uw emerging from her role as wife ... . I" ka European countries, t shod V aged and even older men Aff M and mother. He is afraid that that Denmark is the country wishing to divorce after 25 or ' Sanlordltcs are Invited $o take their hats off to the Bicentennial by one half of the world will be with the highest divorce rete Evening herald. Sanford, Fl, years marriage. Reason' Slany Friday, March 12, 3976-SA putting their hats on and coming to the Greater Sanford Chamber while Belgium holds the record __________________ wives, they say, are unable to putting on their armor just as of Commerce brunch at JO a.m. April 7. Everyone is welcome, of the live up to their h usband's social the other half has decided to lowest. Sweden, Great provided you're wearing a homemade hat. Call the chamber, or Britain and West Germany are were started of the matter, risk taking theirs off. in 1971, million people are involved in ascent. The stop by to make reservations. Although she will not be competing high on the list, according to a di vorce lawyer, _______________________ for example. for the best hat prize, Mrs. Florence Korgan ( right) will be seras many divorces as Italy's Figures given in the survey year there were is the increasing conviction of Where th e liberty epidemic million, last ving refreshments in this striking pioneer hat and gown mair for middle aged men that they are stop at 1973, has misfired is in Italy. S'jr- two divorces for every five : 1.11 her by Mrs. Frank (Bunny) iirouer, The feeling is that what was prisingly perhaps the opposite Danish marriages against one still young enough to start 11 once an act of despair or trends are noted here. Divorce for every 26 in Italy. another lifect 40, SOor even i, Dry Cleaning at budget desperation has rapidly become became possible in 1971. Since In Great Britain two-thirds of with a younger woman. : prices and coin Laundry a wea pon in the sex war, then two-thirds of the ap- the divorce cases were initiated j P ts , In France the question of Bea t : service In a pleasant at. Divorce for many women is an plicatlons have been made by by women in 1973 (the latest alimony, especially in the : mosphere. Open 7 a.m. V. ssue of securing freedom from men. Wha t is even more sur- figures). By th en the y were middle income group, has often daily. located at . . . h e unsatisfactory man in their prising, the divorce rate is quitting their men 68 per cent proved tragic. Unlike in ( iives. They claim they owe this rep(tted as deceasIng. Only faster than before the change in England w here non-payment of rn'c' to %Vn rn n!','r-. I .... ill ifl-', ......... ... III ISJ " riwy, It-iL dl LFTfl ddIIIL .i.o in uw aivorce maw. alimony or By Affl(A1L VAN BUREN children's MMt}(lE[) FOR l.IFE In West Germany husbands 1972. 322.9/39 To return to Denmark, it allowances are liable to legal DEAR MARRIED: You may are being dumped at a 'r it you'll like it! As it is, Denmark's five would seem that the alms of action, not so in France. DEAR ABBY: This is my . prevent your husband from phenomenta! rate. Last year first "Dear Abby" letter, and getting a divorce, but you can't there were more divorces than I'm counting on your help. force him to live with you or to marriages, to the extent that _____ 1 Our son, who is almost 3, is love you. Perhaps if you hang every fourth marriage ends in TA about to drive inc crazy with on long enough, he'll change his divorce and women start the _____________ wetting his pants. I realize th at _____ I mind and return to you, but you proceedings in 75 per cent of the X little boys do have their acBargains have no guarantees. cases. Again, according to a 1. cluents, out surety not all the I, recent survey, 20 per cent of -! Wile! In the meantime, find Gernn brides have divorce in he wanted me to stay home and Odd Dining Room -:' , lIPI" A1hy, we've tried whipping be a full-time wife and mother, something constructive to do. mind before they marry. Four him, shaming him and even so I have no skills. I don't want GO back to school or get In- out of ten con.slder marriage as keeping him from going hunting a divorce and am contesting it. volv ed In elsie and volunteer less than a life contract. with his Daddy (which he loves I left my home and am living Sl Olt Good things are more apt The statistics which cover the To 1 Each to do) until he quits wetting his with my daughter. I attend to happen to people biho forget period 1950 to 1973 show that a pants and starts acting like a chur ch regularly. themselves and think of others, ce rtain stability existed until Odd Livng n big boy. could live Try It. It worLd! The lawyers say we 1965. From that year on ever) Nothing we do seems to help separately, and come and go as country registered a dizzying n. Tables one bit. I'll be having our we please, but that's against Abigail Van Buren. 132 ta%b,y D, . unriber of divorces. 1950 was the second child soon, and I would my way of life. I don't believe in Beverly Hills, Calif. 9071?, for Ah year when, in the United 5 To 3O Each give anything for our first child divorce, and I still love him by's booklet "How to Writ.' I rIters Kingdom, for example, the Al! Occasions Picas' i'cclos.' __________ to be potty-trained once and for regardless. What is your ad- for tong, self-addressed. slamprd divorce epidemic got a running all. Please suggest something. vice? We are both 50. cent) envtlope start. By 1969 51.31 marriages EXHAUSTED MOTHER broke up, reaching 74,437 in DEAR EXHAUSTED: 1971. loor Whipping and shaming your In Denmark the ratio is two (-hilti is exactly what you should divorces to fo ur marriages. In NOT do! Your pediatrician Norway divorce by mutual Office Desk and the one who Is qualified to consent was legalized by 1918 1 t advise you. Ask him today. The basic French omelet MEDITERRANEAN but Sweden gassed the same EL.... e..._ V ::n nay' lsuII JI kuds itseii to the crestmty or OMELET law much later - in 1973. problem that needs icatlng. the cook, sirce so man)' I 0AY (lor2 servings) Holland liberalized her DEAR ABBY: I have been delicious ingerdlent.s can be 3 tablespoons Meadow iC c j II -11 divorce laws in 1(171 with the A SET maicied to the siiiie man for JU added to it. The versatile r 'up"s'. Gold butter total of 17.9 decrees for 1973. .,; years. When he picked a wife, omelet appears as lunch or 2 tablespoons thin sliced Marriages, on the other hon'l, he said he wanted a church- dinner entrees, and sweet celery in this little country have 'i ,_ c going girl who didn't smoke or omelets are a fine dessert. 2 tablespoon.s diced onion steadily declined in the past dance - one who was quiet, The omelet Is quick to make, 2 tablespoons diced green four years. modest and not sexy. helpful when you're having a Shadow Box pepper In France only one marriage I was that girl. I gave him two busy day. Fcr best results, 2 tablespoons canned in eight is dissolved, despite the children who are both marred. make sure all ingredlen!s are at sliced mushrooms recent law which now permits Mirrors By Bassett Now my nw'band has decided room temperature. Never 3 eggs divorce by mutual consent. that he no longer loves me. and make an omelet with more than I t cup Meadow Gold milk Women in this Catholic country, and Broyhill. he's taken up with a younger 3 eggs; if you need more ser2 teaspoon salt usually take the initiative. Two woman stho is sexy and can vings, make additional omelets teaspoon pepper REG. S60.00 S135.00 out of three divorce cases and "turn him on," He doesn't care instead. In teaspoon ground oregano four out of five separations 1 if the smokes or drinks, either. A heart)' luncheon or supper teaspoon thyme leases NOW ONLY 1 0 $45 Behind my back, he had dish is Mediterranean Omelet, 1 medium tomato, cut c papers served on inc. created in the kitchens of Beauty Tips into thin wedges Bamboo Or Modern lie never let inc work because Meadow Gold Dairies. 4 ounces Cheddar cheese, Rnnm lasses ___ _________ , Cup Meadow Gold \Dning Room Table & 4 Chairs When you choose eyeglass 3 ONLY - REG. $119.00 cottage cheese frame, don't limit yourself by selecting a colored frame that Your Choice 149°° Melt butter in an 8-inch will go with only a few colors. skillet, tilting pan to coat sides. Piercing look Add vegetables and cook for 5 French or Early American For a new look in earrings, minutes. With a Fork, beat eggs try two at one time. It's for with milk and seasonings until pierced ears, and the catch is Offee Table & 2 End Tables,) blended but r,ot frothy. Pour you need two holes in each car. omelet mixture into skillet; Tone test cook over medium heat until 1 0000 A SET To choose the right tone of eggs are set on bottom and blusher or bronzcr for your " . - mmwmn~ lightly browned, lifting sides to skin, look at your palms to (veive?s, cottons and herculon) allow uncooked mixture to run determine your skin tone, or under, Keej, shaking pan to pinch )our cheek to deti-nmuiie . . prevent eggs frm sticking. if your "flush" is tawny or pink 4 Arrange tomato wedges and or whatever. mc PI&, ic IT THE cheese cubes on top o omelet. I'uinpv ualls $ 1 ~w When eggs are still moist and For soft nails that break, i~ 1. '_ soft on top, place under never file them after a bath or mnojerate broiler heat until shower because that's when eggs are set rind fluffy. Rrmo'.'e they're at their weakest. And from broiler' spoon cottage file in one direction only. cheese down the center in line lip trick with the handle of the skillet. Does lipstick change color on Return to broiler long enough to you' Try a little lipgloss un• warm cottage cheese. derneath your lipstick. Iloki a heated serving platter ThIck'n' thin under the skillet, and, as the To thin brows that are tOt) MON.-FRI. . . 98 rim of the omelet touches the lull, brush them up and tweeze platter, raise the handle more out straggling hairs. Then take and more, until the pan is just a few hairs from the SUN. • • s turned upside down and the thickest part of the brow, at 125 omelet rest s on platter. random, to lighten them up. Ml . The Reagan men, convinced that Mr. Ford's big-name slate was what won the day for him in New Hampshire, are now out to cut their losses. While It's too late to change slates in some very President Ford should by all means forge important states, Reagan's strategists have ahead with executive reforms that could save up to that, he replies, "I would hope the American begun a blitz campaign to convince voters that people will elect a president who will not abuse ow n $1.2 billion a year. when they mark delegate slates, they're not that responsibility." It's only a fraction of what genuine voting for the men or women whose names One thing we have learned, however, is that NEW YORK (AP) -More than 60 per cent of From 1955 to 1975, he said, real estate taxes appear on the ballots -but for Reagan or Ford, congressional reform could accomplish, but every not even the chief executive always knows what all American households own their homes, but have soared 341 per cent, Insurance 321 per cent, little bit helps considering that the federal budget Is going on, and the performance of the last two that level is in danger, despite a gradual 1lfl' The Reagan men may be barking up the maintenance and repairs 269 per cent, utiliti eswrong tree. My surveys presidents alone suggests that Mr. Ford's hope provement in the outlook for the industry. hasn't been balanced since the food stamp program party primaries, 199 per cent ane mortgage interest from 4.8 per caucw-s. mas3meetings andofstate would be, at best, an uncertain one on which to Last year the number of housing starts totaled began. and district cent to 9 per cent, rest our freedoms. The hitter struggle th e ad. about 1.1 million. This year the number IS exconventions over the past years indicate that At the very time earnings actually decreased, most ministration waged last year to withold in. pected to grow to 1.5 million or 1.6 million r the regulars who attend these party - in terms of spending power, the prices of new formation from congressional investigators is possibly more, but still hundreds of affairs know precisely what they're doing. If thousands and existing housing soared. In 1965, only 3 per proof enough of thai they vote for a Ford delega te they vote for him below the need. cent of new single-family homes cost more It can be persuasively argued that had the Good housing, sociologists agree, is a because they wan t Mr. Ford nominated, If they now that's a typical price. kind of authority President Ford requests requirement of a sound society. Without it. a va. th.i' ffnu,.' for a Iteamman dleustø . __ :_ __ ~~ The "der was ambiguous eiyAo,allowiN the secretary of . existed in 1972, Richard Nixon n-dght easily, and riety of other social ills , No'. all of this has been caused by inflation, They will of c nanifest thems'elves, war to designate areas militarily sensitive from which "any or quite legally, have quashed the Watergate In- always In financially wasteful ways. unless you include in that definition the Inflated men to the convention simply because they're all persons may be excluded." vestigation - In the Interests, of course, of dreams of many builders rrd homebuyers. A congressmen, senators, gavcrmor, ci What in the world has happened to ii But the imolementatlon wait "IusUufldi security" described by John C. Hart, it would seem that few facts from the "Savings and Loan Fact And while this automatic vote for a few Early In 1942, 112,000 Japanese-Americans were tugged No une war.ts this country's intelligence society has somehow declared war against Book" shows what happened between 1966 and prominent men wifl the ~ M_ from their homes, mainly on the Pacific Coast, and Interned for l73: apparatus to be crippled, In the kind of world we homeowners, -hich in a nation of h eowners _-;i~-r*rha "V delegate strength of the candidates, it doesn't the duratioi of World War II In inland, fenced detention camps. live in, t constitutes our first line of defense. Nor a form of fraticide. "The average floor space of a new home In- account for lopsided victories in delegate In the panic following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, is there any question that the need for secrecy flirt, presi dent of the National Association oi creased by 8.1 per cec.t. se!ection, government and military officials and many citizens were about legitimate "intelligence sources and Home Builders, said in a statement this week "The percentage of new ho&nes having two or Political analysts tell me presidential . fearful of enemy Mies. There was little opposition to the order methods" is as vital as the need fa: secrecy that taxes and inflation have increased main. more stories rose from 18 per cent to 23 per cent. popularity prinwries are largely opportunities signed by President Roosevelt. about the sailing routes of Polaris submarines or ten2nce costs 303 per cent In the past 20 years, "The perce4ltage of homes with two or more for voters to let off steam against the establish. But more than two-thirds of th ose uprooted were born the nation's contingency plans In the event of an pricing 80 per cent of potential homebuyers out bathrooms increased from 50 per cent to 60 per merit. But that however you slice it when a man American citizens and most of the others had demonstrated attack. of the nmarkei cent." votes for a delegate, he's voting for real, their loyalty to their adopted country. The trampling of their H ome Forcing it Now this indicates th e New Hamhire voters wanted to protest via a Reagan vote while giving Mr. Ford their support for the nomination. Ck it means Mr. Ford's campaign men quietly picked up the big names to run or, their slate, names the ' Are - - . •.. --s •• Is ( _, #I -. - ( F ord s YI -. '' -AW. ow . •.•14 Secrecy I,, t Women *~ _2~1 -J I RAY CROMLEY • .. 1 Carl Ogden, chairriaLrl of the 1lus Finance and Taxation Committee, has slaWiJ W the press that the new rules and regulations go far and beyond the intent of the Legislature in enacting the laws. interested citizens should write cabinet memhers in Tallahassee and urge restraint In removing responsibility and authority over the ad valorem lo ve ) to Tallahassee. process !rc: or, Likewise, bit Inc ever increasing upward trend in property taxes which have already restricted the ability of many citizens to own and use property. Y/ - c 1-11 '• -- . Cooing ,_J M ore ____ : man-hours that are going to be involved to carry out the new rules and regulations contained in this 947 page document." DON OAKLEY _ ( • IJ,,;r f. ' -'--" " ' .,[1 , r'' 1, .. n-... t1'',,, L ,,. t....t,-' ..-''.' ,', _' f_ -', '. 1 H, ,'I.. '' -'f . .l1 "I . Now Only $6000 (Assortment of Odd L. 0 V YOUR CHOICE - RAINS CASSELBERRY HWY. 17,-92 - SAT FURNITURE - - -: tfti-i i.'i'itc ".'!' 0 __ It :'- - ' ' v. 1 EATS 49" '"-' "a -k A s , _ _ ~_ =~ - so-MiR - - 4 - ""' tvv Z . ,~ _ 2 ,_1': s- --..... la ~11 - - .. - - - ,,, �___- - - - -. 1Th.. - - -__- - " iir - I -. . .... .'— 61-Evening Hera, Sanford. FL Friday, March 12, 1976 Adventist ______________ S > Methodist Religion In 1\rn erica _______________________________ .1THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNIT' j•• Sda scMos Wer;ip ' '% II Ni a ATTU Co,n.-q flh&(Im ih - Np 00 U I I Southern I 00000 1 *** i *** MethodIs ____________________ . I • E:gWrNip P $p a i pm These Freedoms, and the word itself, have special meaning just now 'then wo re celebratinrj our Biccnt',nnipl Let s not IOSR cpoht nf 'hnm - AhFOO ing$.r,Cp CALVARY IAPTIST ASSFMLV ?DOprn ' — ----i Church Of Christ - Wor,p M V st a Np m 6 -- - • - - . .- - - __________ . N, - TVPWIVIS, ,, - - it .-., I r7- •. . t_ ROIl Hvntq Paits, FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANF0 833 S6fd AV6 'c Pait - - ___......._.- • i I! I iL -•. -- - , ' / / k...k :-.-- &Nut SWam 'l.I_ CHRIST UNITED T,ckqDi,yi$vnIindEita$i ' ,, / 4: / - 1 .1'W Oak Avi & St R•,KMtthMvIIt II Warn - ' H 1. K ONIOC CHAPEL an,IJvd Lakes• L SvØdiyCP..rtPi%P*i S 4$irn Wid CW.v Pract.cs I IS Pm - -.. ap• • IIUT1I1, ices eight .mfl A.; - AUpaia Rieli ii: D,..'nSP'.a '.-'.,•'•' , _____________ Christian Science , 7ISOak A, • I.dird Mit Pasts, FIR$TCPIURCS4OFCMII$TSCIENTIST . - Fr W:UaamAy1v$5 Acts Romans 12 1 8 20 17 35 ii Timothy 2 115 Job 23 110 Psalms 37 1 II Psalms 37 18 31 F,,nn1Wf%P FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH -_____________________________________________________________________ Psalms 63 111 S,,ø4eIthss1 - UMYF , IS Warn 7 Np rn S retluIcwcoLnerJeanaeItcCIlft iright) playithe role of ('orrie ten Bourn (kft) In 'e Hiding Pisce" PANTRY PRIDE MORTUARY Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson ' nsu and Employes DEKLES' GULF SERVICE GREGORY LUMBER Mel Dekle and Employes of Sanford Jerry & Ed Senkarik ., and Em ployes L D PLANT E, I NC ni Vi INN DIXI E STOR ES Ovldeo, Florida and Employes p Downtown Sanford CELERY CITY Don Knght & Staff PRINTING CO INC __________________________________________________________ mail from the Billy Graham Insurance Service & PAINI CO INC ST EN STROM R EA LTY TRANSMISSION Herb Stenstorm and Staff David Beverly and Staff or poLcC upon tiw t'le' I l 1oundin fathers had b) God Youareg&ngtobrinheihingtootgeration I had really anted Oral Roberts Umversity to train young Signs _____ — . - - t- ____ ... .. - --;:: : rx -,, I'll do It, I'll do IL I don't want anyone else to do It, I'll do it." - • . _________ ".'"" _________ _____ _____________ ________________________________________ andasthe) doso,feela owthg in their heartsthat God's healing power is not limited to medicine, but through deep belief in ilLs own divine inkntntlon, there is further hope for wholeness? So I am convmied the OR'J Medical School will be something more for man s good - - :i: -- Medicine will open in 1978. . . another important delivery system _____ - - - I. -- - -- - Iberry, 't11 speak ¶4? • PASTORS' P4 ROJAS •'.' -. finished yet what I want. You build that medical school or I'll get i - serice sponsored b) the South Seminole Ministerial Assn will be held Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at St Augustine Catholic Church Sunset Dri',e, Casselberry Re Ken Mllkr associate t tc it u ited ( _____ the systems avaIble to me Len ten Series *6 4Th I IIC mninaiy -• aiienu aiieOOgaLaa Blood oi the Mountain', a ents of adult r i• The Order of St Luke the P4 - mission of Christian healing at tt3c Episccpal Church of the 1 21 b Archie Ander n All of the men of the church lose and forgiseness through employe revi'.al choir, made upoladults tareakfastluLsday at 30 And Lscape, kidnaping and an e. i'€ o t se wi own as 'Victor's Amigos." At 6:30 p in each eening Monday Good Shepherd ttough FrIday, the boys and iris in sihool grades 3 through At the l0a in sorship seric --- -- ______ has chon 'To He a ______ - ole ls T illa,r. Cerry N " Anderson Wholeness" and on the (.00d Shepherd will hold mid ______ £ - I On Monday and Thesday REV. BRUCE MEDARLS The Touring Choir of Palm Corn m unity mornings from 1I2 there will Reach Atlantic College, West The Fishers of Men club of be an oren discussion on iely known for his piorenng of Sanford and Staff j \( ( VQ -- r _._ .'-L r- - -- - - , • - '' . the same hour there will be a Army Ordinanrø Mssite nc Talk Command at Huntsville Ala, - r - (alan of the Order of t fit significant achievements 's ' iiargaret' conductor of Mis3ions and programs of the nation.) siil continue his Surday night ta1 I l - -/ nesday at holy Cross - Spring Rai y t the evening .. F pismopal Church of Sanford at ansser period, which he tsill The Spring Rall of the pm lead promise to be stimulating I utheran \%omen's \1issionar The felfrws'up of a 6 10 pm and helpful Everyone is tnited League Orlando Zone will b CO% ered dish supper ill be to attend any or all of the held at St I uke's Luther.m combined tsith a class In the Church, Slavia, Sunda'. Bible and will close tith beginning with registration - ' Cc / Billy Graha in I ingelistic 'e' •'ofle u Association, and has recehed sside critical acclaim for its - .. t)je 2yelco1'(e. 200W First higher education receises a Holy Cross ____ at either location for specific showings Filmed at a cost ap proximating 817 million, the picture Is the most ambitious to f the studio of World _ -- healing serice Altamonte ____ ____ . a cable car at Royal Gorge conducted by thL American topics sill be "Open the Door" It is produced and released by Association of Retired Persons and "To Be Made Vhole" Mark IV Pictures, Inc , under the auspices of Grand At the conclusion of the Central Baptist -- 8 pm he will speak on he The congregation is inited to Hickory, N C music as well as some secular meet at 4 30 pm Sundry an allhurth picnic beRinning The se1ce of insthllation nbcr& It is accornpiiied by The fiat of four adult Lenten Book & Bible Shop in Sanford, Fia. THE McKIBBIN AGENCY arid Ernployes which I have greatly benefited. As far hack as 196, 4'n knt' days at Osborn Book & lble Store, portunity to spend the bucks" E. C. Elsea and Staff balanced, that when e eryone to iu own interest __________________' F ellowshlp Hall. will be installed Cs at Central Baptist Church will mpI nt R a m iintliw for time for questions and answers. alt'ant'e of the United Statec flhtI,'There they Lurnan 'f GuuJ Siiji.1u unaay at 1 3U P iT' i special feature of the Mission into outer space As Cornbreakfast and program Its cast topped by Julie (lift in a key role, World Wido IIais Fileen Ileeknrt nd 1ctures "The thng Place' OF SEMiNOLE rnent of dedicated ctora. And where did he gain so 'ears of American reli 'bus d as sell as planning the special folIossin the re'i%al ser'tice music ministries In all of the there ill be a meeting of all the ces mm in the conreL7atIo who 0*4 Pt 41 Otan,i A,, Pa*Ie ', a m S )I m ' i virtue among the particular r in each Wednesda of Music Youth For the local fr. Oas*i tgr all ., F,II,iup ZofItq Wtw$ii 16'vtCi4 UMYP i Npm Catholic " spirit and lxxiv I have always looked for healing wherever it ______________________________________ And the Bible tells us emphatically, "He will supply ALL our the Chiriqui Province Republic tenthng will bring a picnic cents per person Includes a bag Midnight Sun' will be shown at Maitland, March 11-16 L of Panama basket of food for their famil of popcorn and a Coke Children the Sanford-Eustis Free As his theme for the mission, r I P'iyitM5iøq*gy - / '' t- , j/ a 1 - ,', ,, I i ' I priesthood, Medaris had retired Elvier Bergt, missionaries t as a Major General after a iong Japan will speak on 'Japar and distinguished sersice in the Land of the Risen Son 'S Corn m unity -' 7* ' 4) - r 4j *1-, -- - - ' , 37Th £ Elm (h ,rla F ftal CHURCH OF CHRIST CIIyrI, SI CP.t,st 1517 Nt Mt C.tver, Mti*.%ary Idpist tIN W 17Th ISVâ CA,acl Cauisal Lake I Lak; Cen.'Warv Ieptitt CI.0 ? 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Irc,, urcti.scIlf t it ICtIAIIbI CII Is, ln*'St v 13k PCHMI Hti M,ra,f* C5v'. £Items,j Sit 555 t4.i, 'MI1I.?5 CJia;tI Alt Spi dller of the same title ard ft perienrec as it Dutch Christian months, ssith the .rst p 574 3167 -- - mont s :ir -i - ;RD'tl ,;4!,_ , , C — 'i' en s 1.enen -e -r I jf ''A t* TheY uthChoirof Plantation United Methodist Chureh ill present "Celebrate Life" at p m Sunday at Community Redeen or Lutheran a _____ __________________________ _____ II Warn Mnn%fl,U'tp m ) -- na check the othor It Is of Chile lIoweer, since 1970 he F irst Baptist Church of has sered as pastor of the seek in the "Victor's Amigos" Lor.good Acthities Building Free Methodist itt a 3 s.. ;' ': Fi ' born in Valparaiso, Chile For 30yearshetasanofficerof the 1 - j - ' hia!g we can get I fIy believe all healing comes from God Israel hein' called to a Whefl Forming the Constitution: be justly pror.otrnced the very "Songs of Faith Sun i serices i be at 8 0 and 11 a m, and at 7 30 p m Weekday services ill be held 7 0 nlghtl with the cx ception of Saturday Theisitingeangelist for the series of meetIngs ilI be ••.,• f. 1,.-. . ' WOfII AIrporlIItd&W,.dIandD, ,s ,,, it appears that eery good fo of government must be corn- called me to pra for the healing of people and to take His healing t'm ymg .• a jusia ai. I. power urn)• generauo uoug COVENANT 00 f z..i • ,..q , S MihndIet • • MIa'nIRW5f$Ptp : :: II em -- . . Hea ing Comes Froni '.joa the) united in prayer order people do this e ha e began to prevail• in their promise from God himself that oceedin' and th lied 11 Ill h I I d Presbyterian Dt Jay T Csimai. - _____________ into my head and mind, I will give my best to do it. To be sure, I testthosefeelingsofditnecomman4 I do my best to de!teo to to lnetsure u. u1)pdL . p Caowl wary ASSIMELY OF COO F*it Aswøibty I 0.4 _ __= ____ "the assistance of heaven, and neither our political, Judicial, or never felt inhibited in shaping hands, whether ant or few or and penetrating ideas? Then Fraud" is lnclude in Thc its b'esslngs on our educational process can gise tht SOC i d eeorionic and mans and whetkr hereditary ear earlier as a )oung GiftofF'r "(1tL(I bs F lc>d delihera'inn ". ,\nwrl" tk. ru dirø . tIW a . t)! p; C....... '. from V ri:i, k £JUiiu IIkiIiui , "' n,Wip - the Old World blend of Church powers, legislative, executive, p• COMMUNITY UNITED - $ rx r:cnt , Witherspoon expound regularly onthethemesofCivilSociet) — Dominion only ac'qulred by the confirmaf 1rsifL; the special emphasis ilI be brief outdoor service during - - his wa to the lecture tlts of Ti'-'') Princeton (then the College of Out of this setting one 141n1111 ; latin r oung Jame The Ne World as Ne life "1am r u iii greatest nation In world nation: but sin Is a reproach to / Vi ipy '6 '01 -, , L _________________________ —, _—_I&tI_______•_______ ____ I CONGREGATIONAL BAPTIST CHUH in . .: . R•v RaIp I Lyman .., 'v'.. __________ - O ; : —- SAPTISTCI4URCH 3&ThP6lrnpfleAv. 131pm CH elderly statesman, who then rn SVIpm 7 )lpm IbSsClaneiW,d Rev . ______ • ____ the were not an Intellectual hobby 0 but the k"n "rnrc'sinn of what ,P spreading like tildfire, that is assembly. "God governs in 0000 SHEPHERD .. -. . . Np a - PAOLA CHURCH OF CH3IST I APT URCH H PINEC*Trper::4 Mgiwa,44W,,I HaarctTaIs'6B,adH,pp Pt. awthNu4t Pitav -- - _•• / i nios i ( flh CS sinner that in this ii m people, which are Asltasin l7B7soitis(od4I) the first thnstian.s in America anti agressie statedepraved he was called b m name, shall America s destiny hangs in the bt Ihe I)uteh I{ifoi hle rif ill klnd.q of tots and After about fle eekc of hot onar( enuoiourcoun, UTifl t S icenttrinl il (let) ite irid diunit a )U is i. rdtrqa'ten and r :: 7 ) p rn M:W.k hrvc.W.di Corp Srv,t. - 5a ':°' Lutheran .. - - CMV CHO AWr, SuM1vSco Bi C e n t e n n I a I C h a I I e n g e ambitions — groping in the dark for ticdom while Ignoring "cncr-- , Chc $thHI .________ ________ ______ pm £v* 7 Ni m oaca,t Th, Rrv Loy ____________________________ pm Nf6IfV PVSY*id 1: . m F isco pal / . £7R 7 ) p m Sdy . rition acLord1r to the ethi 4ind ideals of scripture II) POi,IN(, ( ( anti pf j ' TIII 1k raId '(r% Ius L)1% - I1TIAN Baptist ''M Wep 'ev?' r,,c5 n — - 0 ra I R0b rt . gill I he4ir from heaen, and sers that onl) God can gibe? lfl)lie 1k traced the Calvinist foolish or denn ed minds and will forgive their sin, and will Or will we humble ourselves as leanings of all these groups when ou came t th St ' 714) spare the Republic' SO%ereighfldOniflIOflOf(,Od Ofl goerrrntnt ttell hd C enti'in delegates met to tackle •'Al thti UT once saiu. image of Gxl, yet depraved owers enforced witi a d Of G F.mIyNi,M S,rvc. 1 D4s S?vdp h h • ?F.ii..p Swa - 9 Nation Founded On Faith :L;tAss(m;;fd Marchi_l 9]6 EI±eId_sanfordJl . .. Eptt LuVv. ____________ ______ -- = Iutheran Church at , • Bibks . of the Foiisi Rogers, Ashlc Johnson and Bent Sauls and teachers, Club meet March 14 at 2 p in lived. Vincent) games at the church. - .. . :- L,f- - . 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However, with today, Saturday, and Sunday to go. the lead could still change hands. Windy weather slowed shad catches in the fourth and final week of the Derby but persistent trollers managed to find a few. Buddy and Ricky Marshall picked up seven in a little over an hour Thursday evening all of them roe a t. DYNE rn q corporation, fe ndant s NOTICE OF ACTION De Dorothy A. Van Dyne Si Skyhill Road, NO 201 TO GIORGIO CANTELLI and MIRELLA CANTELLI. Alexandra, Virginia 72311 YOU ARE HEREBY notified that wIe. Oetenoants acomplaint to foreclose a mortgage Via Sottocovento No 33, encumbering the following real Ventimiglia 11031 ,,,s III Imperla, Italy Lot 47, THE COLONNADES YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THIRD SECTION, according to the that an ac tion to foreclose a mor Plat thereof as recorded In Plat t9 on the following described Book 16, Page 35, PubliC Records property . Seminole County, Florida, p Lot ISO, IARCLAY WOOD S t,een tiled againSt you and you are rt'vreø to serve a copy of your SECOND ADDITION. according written defenses, if flny tO it on VAN the Plat thereof as recorded In Play DEN BERG, GAY III BURKE. PA., Boo 17, Page 93. Public Records of :z: ,,, at Post Seminole County. Florida. U,,'-,. Office P,x 793, Orlando. Florida has been fIled against you and you 32602. and lilt the original with the are retuired 10 serve a copy of your Clerk of the above Styled Court on Or written defenses, if any, to it on before March 311t, 1911; otherwise, David Kerben. Plaintiff's attorney, entered against whose address I ill E. kun .nw,' a judgment may yo for the reltI Crni.ndeci .n the Str e et, Orlando, Florida, on or By: Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk Publith Feb 77, March S. 7, 19. 1976 DEW167 .._ . FICTITIOUS NAME Hit Ice is hereby given that we are enqaged in bu5'nSs at 173 N'l7;?7 Posts ,i, * against JOHNNIE LEWIS JONES. are not Inhabitants of flOf f ound within the State of Florida and have not vofuntarilyappearedherein and that personal Service upor them Is not practical because their Is - - llfl.'riI'S Prep (Cren%hA* Bilriksaale ,%ltnore 20 SCC Netters. West Top Daytona improvements now and hereafter on Said lane, and attached thereto; also all gas. st,am, elect nic, fixtures sccred a 7-0 victory over Daytona Beach Thursday, ' ' water, and otl.er heating, cooking. refrigerating, lighting, plumbing, ventilating, irrIgating, and power ysterns, machints, appliances, fixtures, and appurtenance, whiCh 0*a e ar may hereaft er pertain to. or be used with, in, or on said even though thfy be tà1t1 at detachable One Magic Chef Range - Of Jeopardy even', oft a mmprornise ' on the (AP 41 1 1 h, .r, Topple FlU its Junior college record to 7-0 Less than a week after its has- just under 4,000 total students, sday, outscoring Flu by eight and divisional mark to 4-0. ketball reached its high - want to use money being spent strokes, 304-312, The Raiders are home est point ever, the University of on intercollegiate Saturday morning at 10 against WcstFloridahasazrnounced the Edison of Fort Myers, then abandonment of all interhosts the University of Ken- co llegiate sports. tucky varsity Sunday at 1 p m. . Dr. Jame. A. Robinson, UWF (ox d Trnchlman 6 0, 6 Thompson d Marqasart 60, 60. o. ad Glubert 6A, 6 1. Flagg ct Sct'nibbe 67, 60; Gonzalez ct Satlpoer 60. 60, Cox Flagg il . TraChIman Gilbert 6 0. & 2 Roberts Thompiond Marquart Sciinitbrn6 I, A president, said Thursday that the decision was made "on the grounds of institutional purpose and a careful apprasial of effective use of resources." High's track team scored a in a tIn ee-way meet Thursday, posting 74 po in ts while Lake Brantley had 51 and Seminole 42. things, Robinson said the varsity basketball program, the schoo!'s major sport, lost more than $44,000 during the Just ended 1975-76 season. He said the School's intramural sports program would be beefed up to The basketball Argonauts ""''Y - clouting Orlando Jones, 8-5, on On tht' the four-hit pitching of Lee Ward. W A.h..... ooi )oo li-s 4 Oviedo 141 Cli j x-'-'I II ' ' - - - - Clack and Crumplon, Ward, wins Ill and 5'u'r' CHIEF JUDGE Winter Park • CIRCUIT COURT, III AND Stops r Trinity COUNTY. WINDERMERE Trinity Prep dropped a 154-174 golf match to Winter Park High Thursday at Bay lull, CIVIL ACTION NO. IS. 2U3-C *04-F In Re: The Marriage of DEITY JEAN PHELPS, I R,i ,born P Meade 31, 3 Hen ry 39, A. Sloveikiii wintrf Park - IL 11 Trinity Prep -- i 01 I Decker 41, 2- Is II _______________ __________________________________ _____________________ _________________ ,.4,1:1. Alls0to $ito , rewl . If, . . ; ;i uper-Sat S - -'7,.. , * * , .. I i 0 * * .-EVERYTHING '_ - ~___ --- --- REDUC * EDt-*-_-'. - - i~~I`~ . . . _______ * .~- , ~- - - --;- . I _____ LONGWOOD -I-yrnan High I . . . I .I I .:I% 1tIN(3APPAR1L#SJ1110ii1J0ibAT . -I; _____________________________________________________ _______________________________ ,JJ1. L'.k A' ('1:'l V _____________________________ uI1'1111I '1q11 ________________________________________ ____ 0 I I['I'IZrTI!L1 _ ~ '' _ Botter Tho'n ' fier.'WW. 'F -' •.. 9 Choko Patte - . I. 4 ~ Number' . A LII ' - & ju_L . Ili' L_ - ' I . : ' 411 .iiii)' A DETROIT (All) Mx)se a restaurant In Jonesboro, Ark, ________ -E:-i U Cowl, Sanford, Sernirsole County, Florida, on or before Ihe 73rd day of - - - Mirth, A fl xauaetault wil be entered against you for the relief demanded in bC Petition , WITNESS my Hand and official tPii Court on thu the 11th dlv rf rruary, AD 1916 to beat his own record. Long Beach State high jumper Dwight Stones is out to top his record of 7-feet-6 set at San e.a ,,' '.',' '''- in I Sr-al I main competition in p '1,_c iii. iI1rMflkis I - !rIr1zrTn - - -_ 'cl;r: *Prints, ' sw- - _____________ __ 1. 1, ,, t ~_ ,,, 1_ I I I --I . - - _. - __ _I _I I 4 . ~~~~~~~~~ I au - 1 I ---- 17W 1 Z") , . - ___. - ___ - _- . . ~ -_ - -_ I -- ;:' 11, . - Among the leading team -challengers to UTEP are Michigan, Illinois, Kansas State, Kansas, Seton Hall, Villanova, Florida, Utah State, Maryland, Southern Illinois and St. Joseph I Pa.). is -. LL PRICES QUOTED SUIJECT 70 ., lOCK ON HANDAt TiME OF SLEI ' ' . ' i: - :-:---. '. ;SANFORD PLAZA. '' fl IS' Stores foren -=---- .1 ... p i " SANADfl fl A 4 - r1 - x - 4 -' -"• - '-ct.'4 -L ' '4" n' n4i c 11Li " ,f'-'. ' <YCL j . 'k - 1 )t £4 p_,, tze,y * , , ,- '_ J" I-".. ,1~ . . , I ~ - 'C ~ . ; NO - N ] X, e ~f ,, 4 0 1 -. , Alea_ff l-k^.4 V i" f - ., , -1 ""i'11 . ; '4___ ... / , '-', I - -~0.1 sc L? SIIL,rP1 .'' "? " 5 :i#h - : . I$ - -:' -. ________ defending two-mile champ Nick Rcse compete for Western Kcntuc k)'. 1PKtP1OU5t1OAMiTOjPM. " 'S. -'- i ' % _ efn ....T I_ .i __ -- ' i' 1,,J. I 1111 t - - - distance runners Chris It idler and Tony Staynlngs, pILS Nine finals were to be contested today and tonight, with the weI,ht throw final scheduled at Eastern Michigan University some 20 miles away. There are 11 finals scheduled for Saturday. , F - i1'ij . dotted s%ltlI foreign trackinen. Several other teams feature pole vaulter Earl Bell's foreign competitors. hometown there Is a sign 25 Last year foreign-born or I.l..s, •iL..I. ,. •1 ,, '5M' !t'eign e!bk) :!,_h.ICtCS won '-'S. n_ "Earl Bell could cear this (lay aftr he set a rrenrd of 7-1'. nine of 15 indIvidual championsign." in New York. ships. Three were from UTEP Don Baird, a 24-year-old and the Texas &hool counts Bell can't vault that high. But he did jump 18-feet-I inch the teallumnate Of .'Oflt'S, Is Dcii S neavllv on non-Americans the pole again this year. National Collegiate Athletic UTEP's Greg Joy of Canada Association outdoor champion- vault, the finals of which will be ships last June and he owns the held Saturday. Is back to defend his high jwnp Baird Australian and one of title. Sweden's I latis Alm,strom indoor mark of 17-2. a ny non-Americans com- Is a (JTEP shot-putter, while m The Arkansas State junior wil! be out to crack that record peting in the meet, which is a the school has four runners in the 12th NCAA Indoor Track prime tuneup For the Olympics from Kenya: 11111cr Wilson and Field Championships at at Montreal in July. Walgwa, plus distance medley Texas-El Paso (UTEP), runners Joe Gk'honxeri, Frank Cobo Arena in Detroit, today which is favored to defend Its Munene and James Munyala. and Saturday. He won't be the only one out NCAA indoor title, is liberally Three Englishmen - .- r' 1 -- Bell Eyes NCAA Outdoors Meet S.inlo,d Atlantic Bank Cuicting, ' .? -' 'irl_r.i4f,rtr'" - J:. i1: ' - Sanford, Florida, and tilt the Cniginal with the Clerk of Circui t '4 -- .t ,-.,,, ?''.:".'. wlaflionally Known Bruld ftarno on Every Pigrl 1 .. 0 141 62 At Mayfair first - A [-, I SANFORD PLAZA I'.' I') 29 Sweep Wymore 9 ' -- - with 1~ ____________ r'r'. ' (L) 239, 7. Rigglns (5) 250; 3. CharleS (5)4011: 2. Hardesty (Li 39 Upson I LB) 253 MIt.. Relay, 1 1';. 3 Kendnicks (L) 36 4'j i k iI ci - Jones - . I- . ci ' to. I ______ Lyman Netters ern 81-59 Monday in the opening School's tennis team swept past round of the National Arso- Wymore Tech Thursday, elation of lntercollegiate winning all se ven matche! Athlntjct ePiimplonsh$ps at 5t'gtt Callan IL) ii I4ughli-y. I Kansas City. Th e team wound I. Low (LI d Hall, $0: Neville ti UI) with a 19-12 record. Thcmpkns, $1; Rollins IL) ii UWF had compm"ted in Inter- flranttey, 8 I; Pyle 41) ci tialdu.r, collegiate haskctt)all (or nine Doubles Lowe and B,rmini1,in CHATTANOOGA, TerIn. years, all under Conch Marvin Huqhlt'y Brantley, IS Fads-n (Al') Valdosta State of Beek, and compiled a 126-105 ito flilown Tt'inipkii'. record, Beck said he le,uned of I ' Tennessee al Chatt,inooga the decision late last month. Ile clash tonight to decide the said he disagreed It. championship of the NCAA "I feel really disappointed Dhtsion II southern regional that they have ta ken this posi basketball tournament, t,lon," Beck said. "I feel aUilet- '/tfla IC ics have a great deal to offer Sixty-two was the magic both losers in nursday nig,ht West Florida and fled athletics nwnberThur&ty round action, m ee t in the can contribute to any in- Country Club as the twosomes consolation game. stitutlon, of Stella Brooks and Vivian Valdosta, led by forward "Athletics are such a great Simpson tied Helen Dennis and Mike Patrick with points, part of our American tradition Eloise hunt for top honors in downed Fl or i da Tech, 95-. that it seems a shame that we'd the day's two- ba ll, best-ball UTC, paced by forward want to destroy it and do away activity. Wayne Golden with 21, over- with at the university. t-i S 1iro<i. V Srnps.r' 0 whelmned Rolli ns, 9062. "1 believe that if OU can ,t Dr on'. F Hunt 6 2 . 2 M horn,' P The win ne r of the champion- justify athletics as educational, fl,iteman 61, 3 L Robertson C'. ship game will host the regional you'll have d hard time JiLstify- V.,-,,1,vff mid M Rntf%M Kirincy quarterfinals Monda). tng education. Both Lose Two mile: I. Hairs (Lit) CL) 10:16.3 Hill IL 11 06. Long Jump 1 Hilt (5) 10 7, 2 Kavanaugh ILB) 11 4, 1 Kran-rc 3 4. 9 58 9,7 (L) 1710. Discus; 1. Wright IL) 97 7 Charles ( S) Sc-li, 3. Smith I L8) 946, Pole Vault; 1 daker and ILl 2 077. 2 Lacey (LOl 110, 3, Htleld IL) '3 Hardy IS) 2:09.3, 3 Barrein (LB) 0. High Jump: I. Sandstedt IL) 3717. Medley Relay, 1 Sanford 7 CnigUins IS) SI; J. Doriler (Li , . . - FlU, Roll ins O'IE1)O Oviedo High regiStered its second victory of the baseball season Thursday, 4, -' . I meaning that officials at Vic were defeated by Texas South- Ward 4-Hitter Leads Ovi edo JI ictor)' _____ I Kelbc,r 75. 2 Grlgcs 3 Holbert 17. 1. Lon g 77, 5 Hcncjrlckon 7$. FTU - 1 B. Zignetti 7$,? Pratl-ir-r 77. 3 Piccolo 10,1 At Zignletti $0, S Wood 86, 6 Wallace 71 other involve more students, That was Interpreted as C Seminole a The owners' corranittee has 0 . - hich has sports for "" ______________ Seminole Community College's crack golf team team , ."-, yrn an Track Team Wins L free Florida Peaks, SCC Golfers Drops Basketball LA pr emises, in -. two thereof as recorded ,n Plat Buok i t , Page 29. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. Together with all structures and or.'. . controversial reserve clause conceded it no longer hasconliferemains unsolved, time rights to a players' The owners still were ada- tract, and offered a plan that mant on the reserve issue, de- permits agent status after met eye-to-eye Thursday in a season could be jeopardized," other players attended the ses-. spite an arbitrator's decision In nine years. two-hour, 25-minute ex. Bench said. sion as observers, the case of pitchersAndy MesThe Players Association says ploratory session at the Tampa But both side agreed to reMarvin Miller, executive di- st'rsmith and Dave McNally, any player could sue the organairport hotel. main in Florida for marathon rector of the P!aycrs Associ- which permits a player to play ' II his one-and-one right There was little reason for negotiating sessions Marting confirmed s ive optimism, indicated by Bench's today. simism. Miller said the and then becomes a free agent. bargaining compromise. --- following property in Seminole County. Florida. Lot 6, Block 'B', NORTH ORLANDO TERRACE SECTION 3. of UNIT 1, atcord;ng 10 the put 1976 super substitute Michael Lee when they play for the paced Jackson's easy victory state prep big school basketball over [eon, Harris with 22 and championship Saturday night. rcach the Lee with 20 points, "When two teams championship game, It Is alAs he often has during the wnvc Calwetl said season. Lee entnr .-Ii-- Thursday night after his Gener- when it was close, Jackson als polished off Ta1al.s 17-2i artr the first Leon 89-66 in a Class AAAA quarter, and the Generals semifinal, quickly took conunand. They They must wait until un5eat- led 43-31 at the half and 69-9 cn Bradenton Manatee meets after three quarters, when Lee Orlando Edgewater tonight to went back to the be nch. find out which will be their foe. Only harivthg Joe ChI1 Manatee, with a 32-0 record, ers, who scored 22 points for was second in the state and Leon, was able to crack the Edgewater, 30-4, was sixth in tough Jackson defense with any the final statewide poll. Miami effect. derdog ____ That was the dour statement were stalemated, together the owners' committee star Johnny Bench "II we don't ge t off dead ccii- and the Players Association exafter baseball's negotiating ter and get it done by the irijdc ecutive committee of 24 for an committee and some 50 players of next week, the start of the exchange of Ideas. A number of . IIrowr'ik' ii Game Title ,JALKS4)NVJI.LE AP Jon, now 2&2, wa. bctwcn Coach Jake Caldwell sees them as No. 4. of Cincinnati -- action toforeclos,amc,.tgag,ont he (APROLL BURKE Attorney for Petitioner II? Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg Sanford, Florida 37/il P,jb)ish Feb 70, 27. March 5, 12. _ _ ______ I the Players Association still those instrumental in getting - YOU ARE NOTIFIED that at' Artt',ijr II, Be-Ckwith, Jr. C'erk of the Circuit Court t'ty Martha T. Vihlpn Di"uty Clerk : 4A ST. PETERSBURG (AP) observation that negotiations Bench, who recently signed a sides were no closer to a solu- Two federal courts have upheld -"We're in the 11th hour for a new labor contract be- $200,000 contract with the s o.-Id Hon. lie said the main issue of the right of the arbitrator to of something that Is jeopard. tween the major leagues and champion Reds, was one of responsibility for liability in the make such a decision. izing the baseball season." i 1713 ) 156, 1(x) DASH I (WO) I??. MILE RUN 1. K Williams IWO) 6717; 440 DASH i Barksdale fTP) 610. 440 qELAY I West Oranqe (Stanford MObil'1 Pitchford aync's) SI I; Mt RUN I flowcen IWO) 7 47 t 710 DASH I Curtis fTP) 277. HO MEDLEY P( LAY 1 West Oran 5tao ford Pitchford Sterns V,!itliams) 2 11, MILE RELAY - I Trinity Man;la, P'IIippnes Petitioner And JAY RICHARD PHELPS R "r-naem NOTICE OF ACTION TO JAY RICHARD Polt PS RESIDIEti([ U'io,',p YOU art hs'cety notified that Petitioner, BETTY JEAPu PHELPS, has filed a Petition for Dlswlut ion of Marriage against YOU, and you are required to serve a copy of your written O'efn to it. II any, on Carroll Burke, Attorney for l'eItiOri'r, v.P'i0t' acidrr-ss ii 61? _____ __ __ till be neither favorite nor un- 41,; IIOLOWHURDLES- I Curtis 7310 Int 623 Tirto Cru:e. St. Gagal.gln SEMINOLE FLORIDA, or - 'S. FOR 7 -.--.% HIGH JUMP I Liteng w,oi 0: DISCUS I. Haynes (WO) 79 LONG JUMP --- I Curtis ITPO) Il 6. SHOT PUT •- 1 I-lacer (WO) 77 ri Violets P. Corpus Residence Unknown Wnose mailing address IN THE - ______ 1 I th H~~c) u r RICARDO A CORPUS and VIOLETA P. CORPUS, his wife. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO Ricardo A. Cor pus Residence Unknown Whose maillln addreSs 2510 Int. 125 Tine Cruze, St. Gagalagin Manta, Philippines in II, 1916 DEX 64 _ _______ __ ____ - - e-pin Hill ___ - - Plaintiff, -. . SAME - 'ruIayiofl- ____ . Jackson Awaits . porat Ion, this Wins __ --_ I. -. --'- "vvvu. v'r or ... ___ BOYS 141014 JUMP - 1 R(t,t'ü,, is', I'l S 10; DISCUS I Scion IWO) 124 10; LONG JUMP 1 Rannon IWO) Amolo 2110. SHOT PUT 1. Sc'ton (WO) M 1 l' ; 120 HIGH HURDLES --''''iS 6. 100 DASH I Johnson . 101, MILE RUN-- I McNulty tTP) 4 30. 440 DASH I Jr.hnson (WO) 52.3;.$80 RELAY And the shuffl eboard beat goes on! Shuffler, from 29 cubsi wea th erman cooperated wi th th e ht Sanford Tourist and GAME, I. West Orange (Taylor Lampkns throughout Seminole, Orange, Volusia and Lake Counties con- Shuffleboard Club, and the tournament was termed a mss, Thompson Peverhouse) 1,339; IflO RUN 1 Apple (0) 2 09.7, 330 'M tinued the Friendly City Mixed Doubles tournament today. The with about 60 teams participating. SECOND VERSE HURDLES - 1 Robecon IV."' t'io-day event titreRhed from Thursday through today. The 11 9. 710 DASH I Johnson 7)0. SPRING MEDLEY -- I We -o Orange tSellatI Lampkin Magctt-ns . Hadwel) 2;19;TWO MILE Apple (0)10 27. MILE RFLA\' 1 Kissimmee (Piers,,n F or it M ii I. Williams) 3,461 i 3 as eball: GIRLS ,, residence and whereabouts are unknown, it is ORDERED that One Fdisco Hood JOhnni. Lewis Jones and all P,eit-s, 40 One Chrysler Furnace, ievisees, legatees, Qrantee$ €13 ARUN FOR YOUR MON. One Chrysler Air Conditioner assignees, lemons, creditors, Wall to wall Carpeting EY British comedy about two trij5tej, or other claimants by through, under or against Johnnie has been filed against you and you Welsh miners on a spending Lewis Jones appear Or plead to the are required to serve a copy of your spree in London. stamng Alec complaint herein by the 10th day of written defenses, if anr, to it On 053 May. 1976, arid in default ther.ef the Maclean and Brooke, plaintiff's 1 00 Court will proceed to the hearing attorney, whose ad3ress Is Post 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL and adjudication of this Suit as it 0111cc Drawer X, Jacksonville, Johnnie Lewis Jonct, and all heirs, Florida 373, on or before March deviSee, legatees, grartees, 26th, 1971, and file the original with assignees, hlenors. Creditors, the Clerk of this Court either befor e _____________________________ trustees, Or Other claimants by Lervic on plaintili's att or ney or "UUVT, v'flWIIqI egainsy JOflflflhe NOTICE Lewis Jones had been Served wi:n default will be enter ed against you P401cc is given that the un proce th e State of Flor ida, but for the relief demanded In the c'erslgned are engag ed in business in only to the extent provided for by Complains or petition, Seminole County, Florida, under the WITNES S my hand and the seal of Section 1635, Title United States fi c tit ious name of "i's AP Code, it is further7$, Cort IIlh day of ORDERED that PLIANCES," That each of the un notice of this order be published by February, 1974. iers'gnedhavea fifty fSO) percent the Unit ed States Marshal In a (COURT SEAL) int er est as tenants by the entirety in ----------- .,. Ar?Pi.ir I. 'Sn,,,,, Ji 'P'" V v"Va Slid business and intend to regi$tef Seminole County. Florida. once in CIe' of the Circuit Court a said Iiclitlous name with the Clerk 01 wee4c for Six By: Lillian T. Jenkins (6) consecutive the Circuit Court Of Seminole commencing on AS Deputy Clerk March 17th, 1976 County. Florida, at provided by DONE AND ORDERED it Orlando, Publish: Feb 20. 77, March 3. 17, $6509, Florida Statutes 1976 Florida, this 2nd clay 0: March 1976 S John M. Hill DEW 109 Gcge C. Young Legal Notice - .. I 4 H L __________ '"•-_________________ 1ii _ ~~~_t_~~_ _ L [ - I. ,;, _ _ _ V. - ..- _ .1 -_ - % 'hf the above entitled cause by KendelI W. Wherry its Assistant United Statr'1Attorney, Inan action against the defendantis), Joruviic Lewis Jones and Martha Lee Jones. hiS wife. and to enforce a lien upon real property ;ituxt in this District and deScrIbed as follows: The South of the NOriti 101$' of the East 210' of SW 1 4 of NE '. of Section is, Township 21 South, Range 31 East. Subject to IS foot easement of West side of Road. arid it appearing to the Court that the defer,dant(s), Johnnie Lewis Jones and a' heirs, devisees, legatees, grantees, assignees, IIenor, Credtt5, trustees, or other claimants by, through, under or .... __= (.OurIi. motion and affidavit of plaintiff The feature thxr prize is a seven and a half h.p. Mercury outboard motor plus man)' other articles of merchandise and gift certificates. The Derby winner will taku, hnmn a Ox h.p. Yohp,5in motor, a 12-foot Taylor fiberblass boat, and a Harding galvanized tilt-bed trailer. Weekly winners in both senior and junior division will be given new spinning rods and reels. Tickets for the barbecue are on sale at all weigh-in stations, Osteen Bridge Fish Camp, Marina Isle Camp, Lemon Bluff, and Lindsay's Camp. Orange girls had 95 points to Trinity's 2 and Oviedo's nine. Casselberry, SmInOie j Florida under the fictitious name of DUN RI T C YRANSM155ION & MUFFLER SERVICE and that Intend to register sa id na me with the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Ccwintv, florida in accordance with CUlT. IN AND FOR SIIMINOLE the provisions 04 the FktitiouS Section COUNTY, FLORIDA. Name Statutes, To Wit No, iSl37.CA.ft.O 8S 09 Florida Statutes 1931. PENNSYLVANIA SAVING FUND S Jackson C Greene SOCIETY, a Pennsylvania con Charlotte M Greene - , 1 KLiiziiiic's Publish' Feb 20, 77. March 3, I? UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Case No 73'liI.Orl.CIv.Y UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Pla intiff, vs JOHNNIE LEWIS JONES and all heirs. devisi'es, legatees, grantees, assignees, hienors, crectto4'S. tru5ts. Cr other claimants by, thr)ugh, under or against JOHNNIE LEWIS JONES. et ux.. Defendants - ORDFR FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION - On Mary Moroski, Baltimore, registered a three-pound, 15-ounce fish to take the !ead in the weekly contest in the ch'6i ck S - person meet at the conclusion of the Der )y to review the winning entries for weekly prizes as well at the grand prize. At this meeting, plans for the awards barbecue sponsored by the Sanford Police Benevolent Association, scheduled March 23, will be completed. The barbecue will be held at the PBA building on Lake Monroe with a meal, and door prizes offered for 2 per Friday, March 12, 1976-lB shad. 1-.. West Orange posted a pair of victories in a high school track meet Thursday as its boys fiste(l 1l points to Oviedo's 53, 38 and Trinity Deputy Clerk Dublith: Feb. 77. March 5. 12, 19, 1976 DEW 137 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Beat senior division but no weigh ins had been received for the Juniors through Thursday. This situation Is bound to ,,et on the river this weekend. The Derby committee and sponsors (Evening Herald and the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce) will SPORTS __ before the 76th day Of MarCh, 1976. and file the original *itfl the Clark of said Court on the 25th day of this Court, either before serv i ce on Plaintiff's attorney or immediately February, 1976 against you for the rein demanded in the complaint. WITNESS my hand and the seal of thiS Court on 16th day of February. 1976. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Lillian T. Jenkins T 111111 WestOrange WITNESS my hand an1 the seal of entered _ _.-N Ir compIant. ?rrrr,ftrr , o'h'rw5e a default ee T oh n r - *_.; Arthur 14 Beckwith. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court .-- - Sunday Evening - 1 MI R ELLA CANT ELL I. Pt Wile, and C OM BA N K CA S SE L BE R R V • 25Q 205 N. Palmetto Ave. BOB NEWHART al., GIORGIO Ucfe , in$s DEW 156 €2 SCIENCE FICTION THE . ATER Sausage 8 Pt €2 6 HFE HAW 9 LAWRENCE WE(.K SHOW EL) I REGRET NOTHING Creamed Chipped Beef g 4 . Publith: Feb. 77, Mirth S. 13. It. Publish ' March I?, 19, 24. April 2. 9. 1976 ' ___ rnecte y4Zc,i '4 ii nn killer, leaving SWA.T. with to rescue ttie onl , I' hostages and of the bOl'flbs DYNE. et uz Field Shad CAPJTELLI de IF V plaintiff. JOHN E. VAN c iu corporation, PROVIDENT SAVINGS BANK. 2 NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS 9 ABC NEW'S ED BURNS AND AI..LEN ANIMAL WORLD Elephants of Tsavo _____ )titaradsoslationbya gi'044) demanding the vii- THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA his; 7•W•CA• C COUNTY. NADER HOMES, INC. a Florida CIVIL NO. 16-141-CA-01.6 - EL.) 1300K BEAt €2 are ai'dod tr.o Badhan EL) MASTERPIECE TEA '1taws Doirsta 9 DAILY WORD ORIVEIN inglon The Alvin May Worka company of dancers between the ages of 17 and 21, wail por?cym on the 1966 2 DAILY DEVOflONp.j A T11 if posent Six new works ao ted y 'w isjijj inspired by ff10 music of tnti IdIa Duke Eli. -- Now i''n iO&IStiC brO(ner, an uvir. they mn fragile &oam worlds £' •' sax 1235 9 MOViE: "The Glass 4lJfl--ØK,. Jane WynanKfl Douglas (BW) 1950. Based onaTervlessoeWlhams&a. ma of a tan-ie girl, her laded rr&jt, harassed and pesstted -. ' 1200 2 12 P1CM BASKETBALL TRIPLEHEADER Toarrss to be anflCXJflCd, hotss. 4 6 VALLEY OF THE DINOSAURS 9 LOST SAUCER 1230 4 6 FAT ALBERT AND TFI' COSf3Y KIDS AMERICAN BANDSTAND €1) HUMAN RELATIONS AND S"HOOL DISCIPLINE ED CESARS RLD 1 00 6 CBS FESTIVAL OF LIVE. LV ARTS FOR YOUNG PEO. PIE: "May C&OtWaiOS Famed modem oance Boolp (Don Porter) w4wn ho aih';dJJrLa([kri. da Montgomery) arnvoPntO*fl (A) ' .' Afternoon Controversial Geri Simon GI' 9 ALMOST ANYTHING GOES €1) MOVIE: "Strawberry Blonde' James Cagney, Rita Hayworth 1941. l89Os story od dentist Infatuated with gold cligger and his sLfteqml marriage to another woman 830 4 6 DOC. (c (Barnard Hughes) goes 9i( dogss$ina sad eyodbasset hound SLJ(rshffltOrcjafflagog (A) €1) THE RED SHOES Moira Shear er, Anon Waltxook t3nl'948 suados a ballerina to give LS) her romance with a composer and sacrifice afl for art 857 2 I? NBCNEWSUPOATE 900 2 12 NBC MOVIE' )yyu. ly," Stacy Keach, SN&I James P,%cherwr based al:arna folowing the SI&rny tCId tionshipofa husband, wdeand brother in law over a 35 year ld period as tP'.ey attempt to build a dynasty on the Ohio frontier in the mid IM 4 6 MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW 9 SWAT.: 'frey SovJ . '' gangsters and COIPSOS, Caesar as the Patsy for the underworld gang. 1967. '9 THE ROOKIES "A Deadly DOSPIIO the hen powled by poc',, a sx s bullet brings ti.y*ti the 9-00 2 12 THE ROCKFORD FILES Lou Gossett guests as a ckxIodeaIing old lrnd of Rocklcxd. a pol'cx,'man t'.JTK,d p'rvate detective, 'MO IS trying to help a questionatile client otitaan a basketball franchise 4 6 G.E THEATRE wVailach. Anne Jackson A midie aged - - 1130 2 12 TONIGHT 6 CBS MoviE: -The Busy "' VA 2 RETURN TO THE PLANET OF THE APES 4 6 AR OUT SPACE NUTS SPEED BUGGY 12 CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING (1) THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 1130 2 WE STWND 4 6 GHOST BUSTERS g ox BALL COUPLE €13 GETTIN OVER and Christopher NIGHT ea,n F RI : that sbeingrosa,thtostedaS a moans ot combatling chemical 1-tres, RandophtMn' tooth and Kov Kevin lighe Star. 6 THE JEFFEASONS: 4 1100 Slone star as vice squad ol. the track hers from the East whowill f' go j u(Jflppq homicide to protect themselves 1100 1 2 , i4 6 9 12 NEWS ) 700 CLUB 1115 €1) SMILES OF A SLLQ,IER MONO SHOW, Guests' RUN JOE. RUN €fl SPANISH MOVIE ticers on order bET's 00 IT 2 1000 POLICE stony' 12 Hugh in €1) THE WAY IT WAS eIPJL COSBY -. 2 0nW tails into a C)1TiC& 1030 €1) MOV1E'Vaerje: ' 100 STAR TREK SIOflEY POITIER I 930 800 2 12 SANFORD AND SON Fred (AFo) spins a yarn aboti h.. rinojs as a warlwne hero Germany, a story that re4s a lot more on IKIII'OUS fun than tact 4 6 SARA Sara (Blench, Vaccaro) stands boten a desperate young man and the hatshioahynStIi,rj v -Derby C IN I TS - F riday Legal Notice Lg9l Notice .. �.,- '.'__ -. __ ;, _______ __________ _________ t;fr+ 6 FL __ - Friday, March 12, _ N CItII d • LflS College Bas ket ball Can North Carolir.a rebound? LANDOVEFt, Md. AP - Muhammad Alt shouid be in line fir another million-dollar payday when he puts his rebounding power. world heavyweight boxing title on the tine against Junmy Young, the No. 3 contend, on April 30. That was the estimate from promoter Don King after it . best offensive rebounding team Omaha t %ell s • " sa North Carolina GREAT LAKES Championship cch Dean Smith. "Alabama "Alabama's probably the was announced Thursday that the scheduled 15-rounder is (]NlN,' Tl .\I' i! . . . .T. 1: j r. blonde model he saw in a toothpaste commercial and married two months later are to dissolve their marriage three weeks after their first anniversary. "We simply agreed to disagree and go our separate ways; Bench said in Tampa. '°' 71 ' UT Chattanooga 90 o4lin 67 disappointed WEST . defe ajnst Vir. Consolation Cal Poly Pomøn iniL" Smith rted. "Virginia ea Cat shot 67 per cent against usin the Davis $7. OT Pogef Sotd is. Bakeli.ld second half. No mattec what 65 kind of defense you're playing, NCAA Division Ill that thould never happen." NORTHF*ST Vickle Bench, 2$, the former Miss South Carolina from :- S .'. . tV' ,, h ii'hk - ._ . . c'.' anu Pl Fo, North Carolina %5.fl egular.seasoq ACC champiotiship before the upset by Virginia in the always-Iran. tic league pltyoffs. Alabama, pnwered by center Leon City to resume her modeling career. Connors Opens In Breeze }l.-'M}TUN, Va. - itp-s&- ded Jun::,v (.unr..urs brt't?zed t 3# BEAUTIFUL 3 hrm. 1 P'on, dr en hrouqtiout C tntr.I A&it P,'nnt5 51i7 I? monthly Na qu.iii$n kt fl'OfQ,t a. rn' -._ Unfurnjsp,j 3?4ti CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES tIC a line S times 31c a lire 6thru 25 times 8.00 AM. -- 530 P.M. 24c a line times MONDAY thru FRIDAY 0,NIMUMCHARGE) SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum ___________________________ DEADLINES Pho"t 322 $913 alter aytlmp weervis. -NAIA Ouarter.f,nats Cp.n St 6. 1 'as Southn t arn A DIVISION H .. , n rt ! impioper [.,, C NEW YORK - Indiana Universit forward Scott May was named 1976 college basketball Player of the Year by esa. MIAMI - Ben Crenshaw and }iube Gre matched six-under-par 66s to share the fwstround lead m $200,000 Dora! Open Golf Tournament B org Clobbers Aritraj MEMPHIS, Tenn. - No. 1-seeded Bjorn Borg routed Ananci Arnr-ftraj 6-2, 6-2 to advance to the second ro'md In the World Championship T'nnis Tournament, EC Mueller By 1 4 Pins Leads NEW ORLEANS - Craig Mueller held a 14-pin lead Gardner, 89, L1IIes ST. GEORGE, Vt. William "Larry" Gardner, 89, a rormer major league baseball player, died after S brief illness. - R - - 0 fl - 333$ My-st (3) 4 00. 360. 3 Tell Dolt (7) 11O.Q(36)$71 00; T (637)$i2060; C)r1.tland 110. Gotden State SEVENTH 5)6. B: 1. Snio White 12) 600, 300, 60; 7 MOntgt CofOgne(4)4$Ø,i00. 3 PIayMe(3) - Phni 104, Atlanta 99 TodaysOames Atlanta at Philadelphia 540:Q(7l $2610: P 171) 56400; 31 EIGHTH 5.16. A 1 Prin: HIutton Portland at New Orleans Kansas City at Chicago Buffalo at 32394 10 Eugen (7)160,310,760; 2. Gust Lame (1) it 70,460:3. Bob's Mia 1$) 360.012.1) 125 40: P (7.1) 160.00; 31:54 Detroit at Milwaukee New York at Los Angeles Saturdays Games Phnx at Clnvelan(1 State at Houston Milwaukee vs. Kansas City at Omaha c Orleans at Cha Golden rIINTH-7.16,S: 1 Fi5dderoEarl Ii) 11*0. 100, 560. 2. My Cindy (1) 3*0. 1 10; 3+ .Iirn Hopper (6) 1, (3 7) 575 40. P (31) 171 90. 43:61 TENTH 5.16, A: 1. Officer Sundays Games Sermon (6) 1010, 6 00, 4 70, 7. My WaShington at Boston, after. Della (2)500,3.10; 3. lm For More noon (3) 1,00; 0 (26) 137*0, 310), Atlanta at Kansas City, alter ELEVENTH 5-14, B: I Jar-win noon Bud (7) 9*0, $ 70, 310; 7. tm Golden State at New Orleans acnmcnt Ii) 1 20, 100; 3 Milt (4) Phcenhx of Ultwaukee 3 $0. 0 (77) 534 00; P (77) 5711 $0 Buffalo at Los Angeles P (67 wIth 2 all) 175373; (6+7 with Crlro as lortlanvi nlll)514370,3)30 Pltw York at Seattle TWELFTH 7.16, 5: 1. Barry King (7) 360. 2.00, 2*0; 2 Manatee ABA Peggy (7) 700,140, 3 0 Os Merry W I PcI. Gb (4) 440, Q (77) $71 40; T (77 1) r - r I r $2.50 BUSHEL 373 67fl or 373 038) OUT000P PRODUCTS JOin O cha-n of StOreS fld link up with us We can u? 'trOu in Ibe iSWfl mower, tractor I. biycl busine%s,O-werlOQproductstosell _____________________________ tPieqe ouIgni td - 18—Help Wanted Expiriencid&NewlyLicen5 MLS Want man or woman to room and board ar.d share eipemn Phone 371 0379. Executive Secretary mobile home. 3 Bedroom. 2 baths. garden plot all p:epared Only Working woman del ret OtC 0' (IJpp 5rnt 10 share home and expenses Phone 373 5470 after a pm Train Thompson, 372 6752. _______________________________ It you are having difficulty finding placeto live, car to drive, a lob, or me service you have ne of. read all our want ads every day _________ 323.5774 Anytime BUILT by craftsmen- Lovely old 7 story, I bedroom, 2 lratfl home, Multiple Listing Service central ',eat and ar, attic fan, _________________________________ fireplace, new bloom coverings, I Bedroom frame, good Sanford lot $75,500 neighbcthood,17.000 Handyman's SOUTH PlUECRET- 3 Bedroom, Special, 377 7*79 2 baths. Owner moving out of ttate EHA financing available 173.000 PAINT STORE-- Business and real n-state, 575.000 or will Sell one to.' $12,500, inventory and fixtures included FROM 43—Lots-Acreage 134 I and7 Bedrooms I or l'- Baths ALL ADULTS-EASY LIVING QUIETAPIDSEP.ENE bedroom, 1 bath home with range rrf,'lOerator, paneled walls, completety fenced lot, and it', located at Lemon Bluff Pri" dust $39,900 Modern Facilities 1G. t. Kitchens Located Wistof Hwy. 17 92 P.enbls -_ -- - - ve experience in all phases of agrkuttural equipment and auto parts, includng receiving, %tockng and counter sales Permanent positlonwith excellent enevu ardens MIS 525.000, Iirfunished Now 177,500 &- Sanford, extra lrgp 2 BR apt BALL REALTY . near ______________ 8:00 P.M. -- o MATINEES Wed. & Sat. TC',%'EP 5 BEAUTY SALON 3 TRIFECTA - TT:I RACES Carpentry Unf urnished _____________________ Smait .1il( ntf lob sp"ialis' F r5t i I wcir 5, rri,lnsr, p (,ili 83) 1368 ____ ',n,iti ti-i t1:' ct _____ _______________ 323-1670 or 831.9777,,,, tnu,',u," - ____________________________ ______________________________ . __________________ ________ - ___- _______ ojq ______________________ _____ ___________ •• ---•-- , - ,, . '" " ha4'e them dive, scuffle and SAT C ifl isa 33fl 1 7337a7fl eady for LOS Ang Detroit scrape for the mk. Fur Wash tt who dor.'t give 100 ft B''øn cent in these seasiona, Iiar Buffalo TOflt has his players cInb a sOng Caflf rope ut the Duck' MAhtw 20 39 9 49 Ill 762 I 50 9 25 Iso 33$ Adam: Olvislon 13 I] Ii V 7 I?? 3170 I7 16 *7 7)3 31 2' I) 75 261 739 9 59 7fl 7u - if "-" ___ ' ____________ _________________ ____________________ ____ ____ _________ _________ ___________ - type cit person, one with a character," says Lee. "Tha',s good bec3uSe that way re 1t' the F LO RI OI" R j HAlVE team first AUIIF NINTH-S.I4,?: 1. Polly Rose, 7 Fruil Floit, 5+ Hf ta Hisry, 4. x's Bonus,7. Montague Meod", S. Gert's r.c Coox & Waitresses wanted Full or pert time, All 5hilt Apply in -S4S S. French. -. TENTH- 5-16, B: 1 ntage Vsitor, 7 Por Pepper. 3 Mhael H, I Noble Duke, KCnfly Kyle, 6 . Bean, 7. Smoothy Bill,$ Wycliff aobin. CpIetoman.ge& maintain )OnIt apartment bldg. Husband mutt he good at plur.ng repas + Ho bookkc'p.',g. Free rent, no salary. apPly 4 to 6 p.m., 1717 Park Ave., Apt. 2 ELEVENTH- 11 A: I M A 's 1. Lak. Ab':er, S. sisov Sue, 4 Go Torn !ckert, 7. Look Ethe-li.All Gossip TwELFTs...C: I Minm'ola Py,7 JJen,3 Ted'SWcndy,I. .ftrr. 7 L'tttt (a H ome Ifer nd -- - P / __________________ to enloy. Banlo Blair fld profitable career. Call $. Ned2Petettkeappoin,, onevor our rep'e$entatiyes HQufIezibIepay00 Call37I - -- - The (AU IKg*I can one for so 565 30% Sunset Drive, next to William's Accounting & T, 5cr vice Open Sund, 9 to -. _________ fluple* apartment, furnithed, Lake Mary. 1 Bedroom, central aIr ajs ht't 1)00 63!7 dining rm, 3 year old home, nice (OflditlOfl, 3 bedroomi, 3 baths, central heat Another tine and iir; 3 car enclosed garage. kI)hrn equipped $34,500 5)3Q 373 7 i'Jeat fer COuple Near to N rCtired KISH REAL ESTATE ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. RROKERS )lrecfbons: In SanfordNest on 25th Street off 11.92. Mil. to Rldqewood Ave. Follow Signs .. 373 7)57 'I by: Sales By: obule ulility roomr. Just 5)5.000 Nights deselopment WILCO CONS TRUCT!0. COMPANY ldal rcl:,ement home, 3 bcdroms, I balh, kitchen Lo PICK UP JUNK CARS FFt.E Small pricn for OtherS Pr,one 332 1674 - 78-!W)torCycles -- - Motorcycle Ir',Liranc.9' BLAIR AGfE'iIY ,$l() '.t"i' ', . lflJi75yA,tAAURO 5450 . - - 80-Autos for Sale DAVES'3739)YØ — _ ___________ Wanted to buy used office furniture Army QuOntity NOLL'S Ca r':, rr j P41,,' I.' 7? 130 — SaII' ''(IP Fl 2* MAW'rE I '''" ',Iyiwlr or a Seller or a buyer Plo charge All admitted free Come browSe every Sur.d.sy 9 to 3 at the Movieland Drive in Theatre Sou'h 1797 Phone 377 1716 - 72-AUCIIOn _____ -_______- Auction ----______ ________________________________ 970 Cadillac Sedan DeVilte, owner loaded First $1,100 t$li' 1 Call Harold, 373 7970 —________ Chico & The Man 10-Swap & Trade ____________________________ ______ a , We Buy Furniture Jrf 17 92& 127. Loni'' 3?) 8S/Onr Ill 4505 - 975 Dodge Van, automatic, air, F tinted windows, white wall tires susperis. '. - package Assume payments 3?. 1371 alter 6. 1V69 Chrysler Ltharron, 4 C sedan, vinyl tup. completi uipped. rmew tires Sacrific. $600. Ph 377 9129, ________________________________ fl Pinto, 4 speed, low m,ls, cx cellent condition. $1,100 373 106-f after 6 p.m. ______________________________ 1971 Econol,ne 7W Van, 6 Cyl, standard, air, heat, clean $1,695. FRIDAY ?lC,PiT 3727761 after 3 Roto Tiller, Riding Mower, • Bend, CO'jchet, Recliners, TV's. Gift 1574 VW Thing, avocado green, AM Shop itemt in brass. COPPer. i'tC FM radio, only 16,000 mites, very C,mrpet nq clear-s $7,695 Phone 377 1651 IDea lit) Dell's Auction Service 197? Pinto Runabout, lOw milei. fle'v. Hwy 46 West, Sanford 373 5670 tires and battery. $1,500. Phor" 349 5554 evenings. - Auction Every Friday at 12Noon tiJO'ii' 4 rica Marlic't Saritc,'ci 19fl Cadillac Coupe.2 000r, )oad',. excellent condition Pnone 321 -' =- --_________ - COPITRACT.)R'S EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT Plrw and Used Ford, Kubota, Pettbo.se Sales. Rental, Se'r.,uc,q SATURDAY. MARCH I) Ill Magnolia Avenue I TAMOPfl F SPRINGS 534 I)u '400D TRACTOR CO+'.'PANY Warranty TOYOTA TRADE-INS OPTIONAL 1, 2 YR./24,000 MI. WARRANTY ___________________ __ or. F itt-nor ___________ 1975 Williams Accounting IflCOfli Tax Returns __a '' MUSTANG 6 yL. OLIVE AUTO. "ar,,;r+?ry, Concrc'tt'. Sit Remodeling, Rooting F ree Esllmamtcs Plo lob too Iar'3C cr small Call Red or .1&sn, 373 5001. ii it hi tp on that Saturday lob" I',iis'linq. dots. wii's.cJows huncjs, icretework, rlc By tIme hour, 0' I-i, the 'Gb 3279365 __________ p4,tr mis. at SEARS in Sanford 377 1171 - ' -- RECENTLY REBUILT ENGINE $777 Sewing ________________________________________ MAZDA CPE, NICE. 1973 Care l,wmcj%c,ipnq plants and we do I til4O',','N '( '1 1970 DODGE CORONET _________________ i _______________________________ J S 5rith-r Nursery A Land si.ap rig i'ir .Ire oi 'stocked in ri, 'SPECIAL ROOFING, fl.PO(DEN 37) 6U' _________________________________ Jrt. top Atterat'ons Dressmaking, ladies-, men's ctiildrens Drapes, Quilts. 1iphnt,r .nq Qcrnria Canada, 32? 0707 tIN I uQ Pest Ccvmlrol a-sd Termiting Free lnspe'iion All Pest Control. 10 SPECIAL OPTIONAL - If you're in the business of building your busines . use the Pet Care Upholstering PIT REST lPf4 II '.Irdinq 8. Groem,n JOi,P CLARA HALl S UPPIOLS I E NY now op-en at 807 S.mnlorcl Aye Specialists on lutItig rcstornq. & repairing Also Sewing machint- repairs Pn 37 97/I Ph 322 4051 - Photography 2 YR./24,000 MI. WARRANTY ON MOST MODELS V TON RANGER PICKUP TRUCK-YELLOW-LOADED A C, RADIO, P.S. P.B. CAMPER SHELL, STEP BUMPER I I 'u_ ONLY I't'otoqr .Iphm t)y a.ti,n'.oti C oi ,,y no' F w nut rii i'i'ti r ,,. i',,t '2777 Well Drilling ,,' i'O,ii' -c $999 _________________________________________ - k -rI ii) 63-.i 1973 OPEL GT BLUE, A.C, RADIO ii' flF4IL[,[3 PuM;'S Plumbing lfli AUOf P'IM. All typt- and s'u-'. We repair and ten'. STINE MACHINE 1. - BE I L PLUMIIIPIC, ((1 32? 0959 St-,'mi'r'. ti,'i,t (c,',,,, Ri-p.irs, 71 Hr 5cr-, '2222 1971 PINTO4SP. GOLD Lipirt Ii Iflifl,ip( I?,iflSYli%$ on Ox. nti,ioi-rij Alt work quaran?,-, ii Free UanO5i Fattory Tr,,n Smits,o., System, 402 F Cilt-ry 373 9115 CIassifid Ads Often cxt. D'scount 373 2-956 ' AC, ORANGE, 1974 HONDA CIVIC HATCHBACK, SILVER. Transmissions _____________________ Trenl Exterminating Co -Complete I' 808, '1850 1974 MUSTANG II HATCHBACK, 4 SP., 2844 YELLOW. ,, r,' on 5hcii Orde, to, L,',t-r T. lcrn itresses, hats ,ind matching pags 377 7i$9 '1. ___________________________________ , ,'O! 5% rr <1 SunROOF, BLUE '2750 33 111 DATSUN 510.2 DR., YELLOW. REAL NICE. 1972 IUPI'L iv' (0 I. ..!: NEW CARS - Central I4rt & Air Conditioning I cr free esl,mates. catl Carl WOOInO Ar i (.,riie''r, Rq'ir ri c's' irri:.___________________________ Lail 37) 6169 ____________________________________________ L awn AC, "ONE OF A KIND" TOYOTA HI-LUX PICK-UP TRUCK, OUR PRICE RADIO, STEP BUMPER, EXTRA $ SHARP. NADA PRICE ,302c E ,p."$ rt repairs. flat roofs or ShinGles Al! #ork QuarifltN'd Landscaping & . 4895 1971 ______________________ Pressure Cleaning .' [itt-nor Cleaning Spetialist Iii Pre-iSute spray wash Houses, ;,take your Budget go turther. Shop, Trucks Mc't,ile Ptorne%. Roofs 322 the Classilied Ads every clay 0179 Window Service _______________________ I '.' I' Pt.'. I I '. 1 "f, p ',' iii .'I hAVE MORE Corntori Rcp$e your old JALOUSIE WINDOWS '.' alh more rflicient single or ctotahti' hung wind:'ws *31 V.911 ,23-7860 or 321 0041 'u'o 1967 Roofing 157 EPSON LAND CL F '\RING (I j do? ug F xc a v,i I ng. I) ,tr P .,.jrk F-il s-il 73? 5,4) Platt-rinu Campenitryr, Remodeling, Addit,ons, Custom Work lic(-nSed, Bonded Fmi'e (5tilfl4t 37) 603$ - FIAT SPIDER CONy. RED, AM.FM. b WIRE WHEELS. 14,000 MILES ONLY Fast SERVICE DRIVE N Si+'!'.'(i' '.7 Li" O,mh C.ISsCT r, P" "i ''I ;' ii Road. P4w',' 17 9'? ISCC 'n!r,mne, F e Pont) 322 '199 _____________________________ — Plaster Patching & %imulat,-ct 1' it & stone spec ollty 122 7710 -____ AVAILABLE ON MOST MODELS Radio & TV 1 '.1 (iPItit, II MAK WASTE I IL IPIC', IT MAK ES CASH ;'L ACE A CI- ASSI F IF DAD HOW .,il 327 2611 iw 53% 9993 - Phone 904 i+ P'cferrecj, Frft WttJISI 01 3726670. Futnishe IbedI air; pI. 5)8.000 - ',','- 63ATractors & Heavy Ec4uipnient Iiijililing SI. Sanford Airport JO Day DeIivrrv E,tra at Trite Pr 7567 P,,rk Dr-vi 73? 8-565 322-6457 Our one, two and three bQdroom models feature: Wall to Wall Carpetinq. Central Hear and Air, Dihwasher.Disposal Privately Fenced Patio, Professional Landscaping. 7 BR furnished apartment, neci Large corner lot wIth nc, 3 yard Children a bedroom, 7 bath home, 7 car OK ____________________________________________________ ______ = '-''. --- --J.-_ -----. I GE Port Dishwasher Improvements N,,,, offers you the sam,- quality workmnthip in your rernoch'lng itmd ,'xidtnns regu-remt5 as is in tm5 qrnc'r,ml (tn sr ut liQfl Is how we the-se fablou, homes or jufik car'. tow away 7 days wetv C ii collect, Orlando 56A 7)3) Cash for wrc-cbed (anytime) $75 ompI,- trland'scapini4 Si',vci7214 or 611 721,6 Johnny Walker tul ' -- - - you two story tile. -- ___ ___________________________ Ct.06 We've got It all loodmere La.ie Mary area . _ ___ ________ ____ "$0 nly thing puzzling about - :- $Ing 573 .. Pest Control gether. Everything Is - M.oritrgi . 3nAxi7s. lavatories, commode, urn,ils bricks, IxIxls Will make Otiil or Sell by piece. Call 37? 779i 1 Frigidai•e Washer 1 FrIgidaire Dryer lFrigidaire- Dryer, illb p. 'm,r'., 'ir-.r Repairing together it Woodmere we can show ou exactly what you're 'ii' __________ - -- USED LUMBER-- Siding. 2AT, - ______________________________ . ______ COCIGINS APPLIAPIC[ SERVICE Tetephone)7) USS USED APPLIANCE SALE 2 Maytag Washers __________________________ OUR GARDEN HOME etting. 61—Building tMterials Bu Fti,n tore 52—Appliances China, Glass, Y"tal Doll Call Ne-ttir ôt 332 6977 -. "-'' ,, -- STOP AND THINK A MINUTE It I i'.'iiIit-&l Ads didn't work ?ht'c e wouldn't Pie ,mny ' , ,, "' - Land Clearing _____________________________ _______ -' IG PERFLCTA iO9W 1st St 372 7)35 rl 4,irr,,'tt'', Iii ?., fjo<"li I _________________________________ slç I F r'.t, 372 ¶112 Doll Repair Pro Hockey 1:45 _____ PERSONAL TAX SERVICE AND BOOKKEEPING, Individual & Business Tax Returns 7 East or 3Mo. .oMo& 1 Year Leases Hwy. 17.92 Across From Ranch House :JknriIohc has it d Ii,, ii ' . Cars Removed to Buy Sale .';ooct or Steel ti"sks, f'',-ci.I,v, desk & thars. Secretarial desks a. chairs. tlr0ign (hairS, ft,ng cabinets, as s Cash and carry 'OLL'S (ass, IN rr. U 2. 5)0 2: ' fl--Junk _________________________________________________ TOOlS. etc Buy 1 or 1001 items. iarry't Mart, 215 Santorct Av ---- - .. - - Used office furniture 51—Household Goods ______________ i$'? irli - Monday Supplies Ir.3 w jj,P (los n.'cs Pt,'., 11 9? at Five PiinI'. PP-,onc 377 7443 Beauty Care ' ProtSSion,1Ily P,'jnq,'d ' Bathroom Cabinets, Cot,ante" tops. Selis Installation a'daI'lab,e II',', (.mt, 1 32'? 8057 anytime Income Tax Serv. c ','r o:r hOr'n, wIr, Olum ii fli'J a. ont SStrm AlSO ROofirxl+ GutterS 70 yrs ['p Lao!'- 5d ng Co 851956) Furnished 322-2090 , 60—Off ice - - - - ______________ x Aluminum Siding ______________________ __________________________ - __________________________ EXPERTS READY TO SERVE .- • ____________- - -' ___________________ BUSINESS DIRECTORY __________________ APARTMENTS 1505 W.25thSt. SANFORD , ---- JUST A PHONE CALL AW Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. 125 FROM 31-Apartments NI1",HTLY $2 Sq. Yard Sanford Auction --_____________________ - Excellent " ;r' I I, ______________________________ ________________________________ - Pi.ino& Organ Sales A S"r,, i''d P r'(S a. tr.Idi' Lsscs no nt(ian Ou,ir a(c-r,j an, p1" & group £t,m!l s P,,ric, & Org,-ii Sales. 301 'A I't 132 'tJ I ,rnn A .q, 37)7340 termS HAROLD HALL REALTY REALTOR. 313 5771 AnyIm' 3545 PARK - 322-6457 - ,_____________________________________ 9-15k, Merchandise Assorted Colors /illage Patio Apartments TUDIO 1.7. 3 BEDROOM SUITES 7 BEDROOM TOWNHOLhES Q(AL ESTATE. INC - -- JUST REDUCED- Choice )0 acre-s. hIgh & dry. ', partly Cleared, wooded. Hear Geneva Was 4iner's fl '+ 1970 Iynncratt, 77' Cabin Cruiser, depth finder. (iifla"d, tOlCt. 1. ('ft Chr',-motc? crigrie A i: equipment goy' 327S8'o after 9 pm - KULP DECORATORS 322.242OANYTIME RsAL1ORS iixury ' REEL'S BODY SHOP, t.(hao(J( .,_±109 S ford A,,' CASH 322-4132 ______________________ AT a"d s,th large shade 7 Beiroom. I bath block home rir,da room Terms SI 1,9tJ) I ______- New Vinyl Flooring - Call Sanford's SaIe ucaijer 120 Florida Av it R0?4 MARINE ?97AHwy 1792 377 596) — -'-- __________- LOVE TO FISH? Here is a lOvely 2 - * + ¶iem,nolt- & Volusia Counties, Acreage Tracts. ¶m,,ll A lsrge TERrY REALTY. REALTOR 625 0111 a'r.drapei You'lttovn-it 544$(W) MONTH 5+5—Boats & Accessories - ONLY UI9INSTALLED Tcrm avail,it,le i',arpp,,'m,-.- . tP' c'iriptit'a NUW i..a'i warcnouse Collect, days or evenings, aSk to.' Mr Wiki's ';5 j7 -- - . ______________________________ BUY ONE. GET ONE FREE! CustOc'i built 3 bedroom, 7 bath home willm separateguest cottage Kitchen equipped, central heat 7131 - __________ must Sell balance of i9lSpOQlscompIetewith sundeck fence and biller 31'xIö Overall. ___________________ urnished or .. - WHERE IS THE HANDY MAN' Got Orivi' off Markham Woods Rd af1imily hou%C in Loch Arbor. that Trees, high and dry Horse's Ok fl('t'US plenty of work. Out struc $4900 per acre Owner, $67 669S tUrally SOund 1 bedrooms, 2 baths, ________________________________ entral heat eir, kitchen egulppe-0 DELTONA- 80'xi7S' lots available Pd(ar goll CCurse $25,503 starting from 51.150, with paved Streets and water Terms TAxE A DIP' In th's pool Ihat come available Some lots available for with thit I bedroom, 2 bath home $75 down and $25 per month with formal dining room, paneled DYNAMIC PROPERTIES family room with fireplace. S V Harctwlck, Broker central heat air, carpeting Dettona66S 6411 513000 Jn(urnlsh,dArA RT MENT Salt' - • * SWIMMING POOL SALE * 6' Acr5's near golf course. Ferne 377 1971 1919S French 377 119. 37? 1934 373 1939,3; 4164 — Everything im,SU11,jt)f,- '0 Settle state 621 Oak A '..i'urday, March 13th. 9 Porct, V 1 Bedroom Trailer, 10x35' $i9V5 177 *117 ________________________________ - Stenstro m leaIty MULTIPLE LIS'lNG REALTOR 11th St. Corner of LocuSt 68—Wanted ,,,.,, Stemper Realty Central FIoricj,i -- 1969 17'x60', 7 bedroom Split plan. Ii: baths St-I up in adult park 53,000 or beSt olfe'r Phone 371 0395 anytime. doubl. JOHNNY WALKER Cst:'.IRAI CONTRACTOR PARTS MANAGER Must Fenced - irttwb1tP - Homes CARIUE-- double wide,) Bedroom, 2 Lath. central or. raiSed scrern room, carport, shirtng, payments 510632 Phone 3770051 0' nights 67* 5569 Realtor $27,400 - - Usr'I mr,tors %o'd and 'nslalledAi'M I? iues cars for parts Open 7 days week JAB Auto Parts. Fast Hwy 50 Call collect, Oriando it ____________________ ___________________. PIGS FOR SALE $2SEach Phone 373 ____________________________________ Yard Sale. Safurday, 9 to 5, 70) West 11th PIac' (behind 75th St Winn )S,000BTUAurConditIoner Real000d Condition ISO Phone 373 3691 central air, i,arport, p01,0 COver skirting. rw carpet, adultS only PAynscnts 5506) Phi'."i.nt 614 1)01 , cn , _______________________________________ ZIMMER, I?' w di', 7 bedroom, REALTORS RAYMOPIOM BALL hospital $155 mo. Call 3739032, NEW YORK (APi He leaps dominating in the clutch. N0 Reg Re-al Et?ate Broker cver tall press tables, scores onehsevcrcompet](ot.le 0'.' FlU OiviedO -Duptea. lurn, 5I) I 372 561) .Sttrr hr 373 fl$7 735 5)3570, 13 1) in a ing!e bound and balls and &ne the little things l(allO(Oton YCf I7W 1St S 43 26 62) ?' A- 3S*0, Handle 137)559. .seems faster than a Fpeeding that Ronnie has done COt). San Anton io 77 59710 PREFERRED AREA - iBR 7bIfli fringe benefits. Contact KCntky 3* 31 .531 1) t*illeL sonnel Office tinually for Oregon over the IndIana story stucco, guest cottagi 34 31 179 1$ Furnished poislbillt Ronnie Lee, pilot of Oregon s past four years. No player puts A DUDA & SONS ________________________ 10(1% TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 3) 3* .449 20 Ovledo, Fla 3053635611 Irginia 17 5$ 171 39i 1 BR apt, furn or urifumn Adulti, INCOME PROPERTY, 3 BR home wild 'Kamikaze Kids", plays all these thizs together like EuaI Opportunity Employer with nice mobile home rental. FIRST-S.14, 0: I. Montague An __________ Thursday's R'tiptt s,s 377 729A alter S and *k basketball better horizontally Ron Lee." Large lot for garden 130.000. Allocate, 2. Lake Denise, 3. Sure New York Ill, Denver than flifl) players do vertical. Score, I Eades Spur Run, S Lucky 7 BR, Air, Adults Hatter calls Lee the founda. CM ly, it appears. Rip. 6 Ioucn ot hope, 7, Glens' NoPess. WIlT REALTY San Antonio 131, Virginia Ill 1tJEI)II! (ion of his team. lie otnorethun Zarof. A R's Venture 7317 Palmetto Ave. lodaysOames "lie Is as intense as any col. that. lie's the symbol of SECOND-11. B: I Mc's Harry, Kentucky at Rig Real Estate Brotier, 3210610 York lege pla)-er I've ever reen," Oregon's flamboyant style 7 Keen Diamonø. 3 K's Singapore, 1 BEDROOM COTTAGE 323 7s ')'OL p IITTIL lIE .1(;Fs'cy" flver at St Louis fl7 0779 clk, O'Hara + S Andy Shannon, 6 says pro scout Neil Johnson of diving and skittering after Saii Antonio at Indiana lOOSe BODY MEN 322 4470 LARGE mobilehomeon I'4 acre lot, 7 Spi'rd On Go, • _____________________________ Satvrday's Games the PoandTrlBlae, "He bails with reckless abandon, Exper;encedallphases Cangoright river privileges Only $15,000 Avaj,c'l Ie Plo games heled )or7Bedrooms.AduItsonl has as much Influence on a to wo LARGE 2 bedroom house, $I9,ng THIRD-S.I6, 0; I Genile Lee has scored more points, SundaYs Games AUTO PAINTER PARKAVENUEMOBILEpARK ii ACRE grove, 2,2% per acre General, 3 Loren. Balm, I Spun game as Bill Walton did when handed out more asslLs and Virgin,e al New York 2545 Park Drive $lOup ny's Jet. S Chief Bar, 6 1 L's lny. KflQw your lob? Y0.i can land this _________________________ Denver at St. Louis he was at uCLa." Need rght away. played more minutes than any. 7 Pr-sn Brenda, S Avadelle 1 Bedroom furnished apartment, San Antovo at Indiana Lee's drcus-liice stunts will one HAL COLBERT DESK CLERKS in Oregon's basketball hisFOURTH-5.14, C: 1. Keen Casseiberry area. Adults only, Class S experience. fl-tsii,7 Happy Night,). Wlttowin, be on dilay when REALTYINC Phone 1317373. Ducks tory. He also holds the school I Clay J, BOOKKEEPER 5 K's Tribe, 6. Ruing MCIII expenie ) play in the 39th National In- record for floor burns and hurlrequired. Eagle, 7. Kylhanimer, A I L 's Dan One bedroom turn apt 2nd floor, Ev' 377 Oói7or 327.1517 vitation Tournament at TITLE CLERK COnvenient lOC6t. Madi- Ing his body through the air. FIFTH-Ste. 0: I. Thursday Go, Prefer hHL Experienced in billing and con son Square Garden. Oregon has rnats.we lady. 402W 77th St 1 Lamp McGoo,3 C.P.'s Michael. CC6n3bedroom, I' bath, avocado "I've always been active, I Campbell Conference tracts. Beach Burn, S Luc) Sham, 6 Daunt, stove & rntriqec,i,or hlu carpet drawnaIirst.round bye and will guess," Lee says. "When I was Patrick D.v,ti coo 7 Tom Thumb, A M.n,-cla A1t,ii r'ntr,sl 'at & ,sr BAMBOO COVE APIS appear in a quarter.fm,aj game little, I'd be doing anything Various positions E -jll time Ntid One & W I T PtsGF GA SIXTH-$.I6, 0:1, Big Paul, 7. bedroom apartments 41 10 14 102 301 179 immedIately, Monday night against the climbing fences, breaking Win- Phili F,itl, 3. Rita Shan, I Wycliff furnished or unlumnithed Newly NY Isle 37)714 U 740 leO BOOKKEEPER NICE NEIGhBORS Roy, S F.D.'s Whizier Pndy. I. inner of Satin- day's San Fran. dows, jumping redecorated Come see' 300 F Atlanta from Auto agency experienced required 30 30 10 70773 70S L.0 '5 Lucifer. Plewty redecorated, remodeled 3 s,-rt Ci.ca-UNCChar1ot(e opener. story windows. My mother said NY Ran 7) M 9 55 MECI-IAUIC - Rlyy Sanford. 373)3* 7ii SEVENTH bedroom home, larg, family Smyffie Division S 16. C I Mlneola Permanent Full time. of his overall cx- itwis impslb1e to keep me 11) Hamlet, 7 Calico SAN MO PARK. I, 7, 3, lledroom room, cedOr siding asj fen, Cover, 3 Gold Vamyr y n 1) Tovch, 1, Braille, 3+ Morifigue eating bar, new carpeting, new traileq apIs Adult & family park cellence, I thin); that Ronnie my s.'es." ChltArjo — w SELL SUCCESS-Wc'hi 3515 ti,',, ' 76 71 I? 69 20) 709 Our'r'+ 6 Y"I!0w Star.7 Arii Go.0 roof. (entr heat, 11.500 tt, lot 1.&et .1'.';' baskcWali'sp!ay t.L"J'. 20) C0mmrrcAl 2132 I? 432CO24? 5, ',G.i'nni 4 32) lcfl 323 5176 Harkr' [ograIsl at Oregon Owncr, 3230522 er ti year," says his coath, weeds out 10 164757 EIGHTH- $16, I: 1. iL's Nurses. PH's. LPN's, Aides, Aide the t1d and Lee h We are sure one of lt,ese hous w,ll 17 45)0 34 157 7*5 S4',mton, 7 Alert's Firall,). Bash Dick Hartei-. "There are play. fit Into the tough mold with KanCty Companion, Needed immediately 3!A—pJexes Wales Conl,renc. makeaplt'amsant home for you and lub Bubba, I Stay Co4, 5. IC's ers whoscore more, but none as flying coloi-s. One of fl'c 67$ p436 Narris DivI)4rn1 your family. Baretto, 6 K's Bonvi, 7. Lake - - )j'I0d0 Drive S.infcj, 373 5700 '....., I Estate LAKE MARY -- - Passenger ProvisIw-t, Sanford. Call Mr - -.----,----- FISH Country.) Bedroom, 3bath. access Lake Ma,kham, $37,700 - Linear, nothing over sioo 172 Lake Mar-y Ave Lake Mary Solid w,ilni,t console AM FM Stereo 'ni l(,rflii PaI nce piece of 1 fl,,It,rr 'onn, 37? IsSI 'l-r' 321-0041 - STEP.ISTROM REALTY 2565 Park Dr REALTOR 3727430 Auto ___________ ISYR FIIA FlPtAfdClptC, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - 7---Livestock.PouUry Dixie Store') $95, maple rocker. $40. HOvil6nd ________________________________ _____________________________ (hilsO. lull Servl"e Inc I? plus extr,i BIG YARD SALE - Wejttser per paeces 530 9503 millIng, Sat a. Sun 9 to S 704 E Classified Ads d'dn't work 42-l'obiIe 5' -.Garage Sales 's'" ___________________________ glassware', Cepression glass, ' STOP AND THINK A MINUTE if _______ - ' homemOde quilts, Avon bottles, Mahogany drop leaf Iahle with lat. custom paJs. excetle-nt condition, - Jo1n"Snfod'sSalnL(ader" for GREAT ASSUMPTION litter of kittens' 5-ll them with a fatt act,or Classfn-sJ Act C,,li 37326)1 or 3I YARD SAIL - turn. with f,,iii scr('s'ned P0(ch, ldrçi' lot, assume 5150 payments 373 131$ H aiold Hall Realty cAMPBELL'S POODLE PAD Professional GroomIng br or l,'I'fl,ôt,t' 16 Extra it - . . '.,i,,', _______________ - - Inor Stripping a, Wax.n we,i i,:.al & Ru'iirvs -_-_._.,_.._.,,,,,,, Super 3 Bedroom. 2 bath. lovely pool, Ravc'nna Park 24 His - 76-Auto Parts amp. Tec tape deck, pioneer Did Tabby have a F',, 377 1 1: en)cd. Walking distance to downtown SantoritOnd Churches $17,500 or best offer Phone 377 1949 _______ 132000 LOTS AND ACREAGE 29-ROOmS REAL ESTATE ASSOfl+TES - . -.--____________ S't.'f'Tr'N-S C-ui rvr.i..- WEAR mmflentIy - bedroom, 2 bath home in Lake Mary Wrought iron and expo beams compfiment the decor of this beauty SEE IT NOW for - - SWIM _______ "SFRVICEBEYOND THE CONTRACT" T RADI T lOPtA L SPANISH- Investment 113,500 Plo franchise tees Call collect. Wtieebpoweq, (Ii)) 163 1011 %' - * 2017 S RENCI4 (HWY 1197) 1-15)4 5mm your own, boat dock, SHADED )Acrehom,site Choice Lakefront.) Bedroom, 1' baths,? Florida rooms, central heat Ond RETIREMENT SPECIAL air A beauty $37,500 Furnished? bedroom, on beautiful TIME for swimrlirq- Pt I-some. 3 Park A.t' Ct,iveni,"it if' i,jr fam I)Om Reductd to 579.900 COUNTRY LlVlflG at mts best- 17 - Weiuv'jLandingRejortonthe,jr Beautiful oa shaded lots. Fish, swr'i, hoot rrntats and free moorage. Adults 322 4.170 K is h R ea P WHITE MOTOR CORP - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE it Classified Ads didn't work - DEALERS HI - MURCOTTS - t - ()tg 9—Good Things to Eat (6) 770, 470; 340; 7. Moiagu is 3) 31 Retirement horno, lumnit,t-j with 7 rental Units extra. on,- pry 373 6l nr 37) 0517 iy Ii', fls c., , ',i + '' speakers plus acressorn', 373 ______________________________ 7769 FREE GIFT WRAPPIPIG All Baby Glts. KnitS, Christening Gowns $35,500 idm'n'on .1? W mipro 117 i5' Portlario 29 31 433 Thursday's Results (onfcrence L tIIT !n -- 50attle f'h ru-st s.c. wer Loule Moor after four rounds of the $65,000 Niw leaas Open Bowlii-,g Tournament. Larry the round of je East Regionals at Charlotte In the other East f. rounder at Providence, RI., it's independent Rutgers vs. Ivy League champion Princeton and Hofstra of the East Coast Conference against Connectitiit of the Yankee Conference. Syracuse, an Independent, plays Southwest Conferencc winner Texas Tech and Michof the Big Ten faces Withita State of the MLSSOIII-I Valley in ttirjler 3227643 *03W 1st St $53,900 Pc?. Crenshaw, Green Fire 66s Phone3fl 7117 Real Estate - Ri',j Ri,il Estatt.flroher patio, courtyard A must Singe Hair Stylist with good llowing. Golnglishlng?Getall?heeipm.M Henderson 3t 71, Lake Supi-r the Southeastern Conference Nationally known Production Co. Apply In person. Life Style Beauty you neci for those big ones with a or 61 champion this year. looking for fresh new tatent. Call Salon. 7510 B Oak Ave want ad. Lincoln Memor,at s. 305 473 i'll toijar -. Marquette, a strong Midwest berry 64 Dog Racing . _________________________ __________ 7Neatappearingsatespersoflsw,th independent, sill be playing Marymount 7$, AllHunttvlle car for local demonstration w0'k n Sorrnto $60 mo 339 lt..1S 78 5-Losl & Found Ohio Valley Conference chainTop earnings and chance for ad SANFORDORLAND0 -__________ vancemen? For inter,iic* tail $59 THURSDAYS RESULTS pion Western Kentucky LI) tilt? REWARD- No questions asked for 37-Business Property-second game at Dayton. In an- Pro Basketball return of lady't. diamond pin. bit ______ -_____ FIRST -5.1$. C: I -Kid Fancy (I) February, Sanford area Reply to other Mideast Regional double19 tO, Ii 00. 3 *0 7 Tricky Rik (2) NBA 21-Situations Warted BOx 43, Altamonte Springs, Fla. W. Garntt White SiO 3 JO. 3 Sclo Jack (5)7 header at South Bend, md., $0 0 (1. Eastern Conference 32701. 1 00 31 7) __________________________Atlantic Division eastern irependent Si John's Reg Real Estate Brcrr Tenøer, lovinn care ior elderly, man - 11,0: 1 50 Go Cactus LOST at Sanford Ptaza Marth WI GB Ii) SECOND KQIOEP:ASsoC. will tackle top-ranked Indiana, or lady, In my home. Excellent Ii 00, 540.) 40. 7 Beeks (7) 9.60. BIn y's atinum diamond dinner 53 7) 672 107W. Comm,rc,al fond PPEn the Big Ten champion, and Mid- Buffalo 7 80.) Montge Ovamt (5) 17*0; ring Liberal reward 321 1)06 ___________________________ 37 77 578 6 Phone 737 7311, Sanford I) 1r9 20. Pt) 2) SlOt 10. DD (11) A!1)er1fl Conference cham- Phiiphia 3$ 501 6: 0540. 39 S7, or suitable for most New York Tonrow may b tt'e day you sell 24-Btjsiness Opportunities TV StSO 32 34 4517 pion Western Michigan fac THIRD - 11. C: 1 Dave's D'eam businesKi Rent. lISa wf-$. Days the? roll-a-way bed you've -_______Central Division Virginia Tech's independen, Washington (5)970,410.260.2 Percolator 13) _372 2022 or Plights 372 6700. here to roil away + -. If you 1126 612 FASHION OPPORTUNITY 530. 760. 3. 'has Sue (7) 7.30; Three other regional tourna. Cleveland acea Classified Ad today. 31 26 1 Fulfill tour Ife long d'eam. •de 600 sq ft bock building for Couroorous Karen (6) 7 .0. (3 5) _________________________ 0 33 ' ment.s w be staged Saturday Nhouston Orleans dress shop of your owr.. t'aturng 11?, $100 month, Broker Owner, 575 6'). T 1S3 7) 7S SO; T (53 1) 79 rme brand merchandse S)&SCi) in the (ii step on the road to Atlanta 377 5992 111Z $197 $0. 3909 (dead heat Show) _____________ _________ 75 37 131 I? Includes inventory, fixtvre. FOURTH -5.16, M: 1. Uaior Dee the coveted NCAA championWestern Conference training and grand opening. Call (6) 77 %, 16 , 6 . ,, AlerV Midwest Division CHILD CARE in my home Fenced shlf. The final will be held now nd 3pm before Easter tiascar Ii) 20. 7 20;). Irish Sheila Real Estate in yard. Phone 322-395). March In Philadelphia. (904)764 7417 for Mr. Carl. 13) S7 $0. 37 79. _________________________________ ________________________________ .. Detroit 75 39 391 FIFTH - S-ia, 0: I Ring Leader Virginia takes on DePau, c xc 2510 315. BUSY BEE CHILD CARE Gbod OpportunityItalian I40.7O,6)407 Cy Gabby (5) 7437 ollyA, midwestern independent, and Chicago 2044 313 $ erknRt$ur.nt Beor,W;n, -$30 5X3 Boivat, (ci 3*0 Q (45) Phone373 75)Oor3fl 0760 1icene. On highway 7757*71 or Southern Conference winner G State Pacific Division ______________ 14? $0 P (1 51 5273 50. 32 03 __________________________ 7 19 +7)7 715-2625 VMI faces Tennessee ci! the L.A SIXTH - 7.i, Sr I Blue Secret __________________________ 32 31 .45 ' May Named Player Of Year i,i M,IJNS WORtH REALlY t.bi1c Home L'Is GENERAL DY"IAMICS FLECTRONICS - ',f_ tm , + "er EXERCYCLE fIR FEELING CROWDED? Here's room for everything & everybody s BR. 3 baths. Pt US Doberman Pntcricr Y1 P(15, elcellentgatityand tvrrpi:rrrent Call Mr Anderson, 365 5710 matted 3721041 - .-. .Component Stereo, Sansu, tuner ____________________________ Peconcj,t,ors 6atIries, SI? S Like New, 530. Pa,w ioues in a rurat area. to down payment, monthly payments less ltlmiIi rent Government 5Ubtiditd to qualified buyers Call to see i' rm., fenced yard, big patio, 527500 7769 - -. Cnior TV'S from iSO. RAW, from 5)5. Service ,sll makc- HERBS' )7c-O S. frencn. 373 1734 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE ____________________________________ nuv - SELL - TRADE 311 315E First St. 3fl Camper. Montçomt'r, W'd. AU A rsories, 5350 37) 65—Pets-Supplies 53—TV.Radio.-Sfereo - MOSSIE C. BATEMAN * they're Hot'' * NO DOWN PAYMENTi VA appraisal in hOnd, 3 BR, Elô lop __________ ___________________________ rr'Sxoa is—Recreational Vehicks •' - - ______ _______ - _ 3?) 653 WEiII ______________________________ ________________ 332 94I -- ' r , wRoLL's FURHITURE PPEi 332 ()57 , $3) fl7 r_' - - _____ Rent Blue Lustre' Electric Carpet 5sianip,rf only SI 50 per day GEWASHER&PENNEY.S DRYER machine Iau - - - sewing iambic Soldnewiflr$4p950 ___________________ ---________ * "Get 'Fm —Equipment for Rent U MO4F WASHER. rts. service, used machint-s MOONEY APPLIANCES 371 0697 155U011' balance of $101, 01 17 payments of 59 Se,' at SANFORD S(Wlttr. CiNTFP 307 E 1st St D.vnlo',i,n CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR Rt'ct RI'mmlEstOteflrokrr IIOOE ?StttSt 3fl55 Al T )J Alvinpers' - For furlhe information call 473 45*7 0' write 5411t0.C1 Al Anon Family Group P0 f3oi 553 5anfor. Ft 37771 i ia C''i, r"i,r,GE B tfr. '""'' ur 3 BR, 7 bath home, Shady yard ar lonctit,on. $18250 Mmlii' ott,', t?? Jilt Attcr Hours' 3?? 39I 32706.11 ii 1. LOWDOWN - .'i21 f'.n • Friday, March 17, t74_3Ø _____________________ ___________ Golden Touch'N Se " ni(U1ah( .) t.edroucn. i-al in kit crsrn, well kept lawn, double garage, priced to Sell, only $71.YjI SANFORD JIM HUNT REALTY Opportunityfor youthgroups to earn Clean) BR. 7 both, central air ana WHA ex"a money. Call 3210735 heat, reaio'sabte First, last anli W I T Pts OF 0* 5)00 deposit. 130 4677 alter i p ii East Division ______________________________ First Class Machinist _______________________ (,ncn 3) 37 1 63 755 216 Bedroom, kl?chtn not equipp, Appryd apprenticeship and 751 73 5 6377$ 729 goolton 51)5 n'o years experience eQ,nrccl. N Eng zs 3 6 61 213 749 preleebty in electronics or lnd'pt, 77 37 3 57 193 X7 aerospace induStry. work tan west OlvIs4o ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll 34 —!'bIie Homes tistently to ciose tolerances on Houst 7 "We '' pro'otype and development *01k tO)Iifle," Aulti or Teens, 1'Of'i 33 27 6 72 144 flI eQuipped Rct,rrnicnt Dreamusing optically S Diego I I .inciing Rrv' t on scenic rIv' 01115 WILL NCT BE RESPONSIBLE Canadian Division .h, €anoc AdIts ];2 ro t,py DEBTS INCURRED 1121 7 First Class wo. BY ANYONE OTHER THAN ________________________ Qu 39 74 4 *2 219 767 Sheet Metal Man MYSELF AFTER MARCH 10. Catgvy 35 1 71 7 735 FurniShed 2 bedroom mobile PEn 1974. Ednton ' "' " Vocational training with 6 years Casselberry area Adutt on Wiltiam H. Speaker Tørnto II 47 5 tI 777 379 experience required. preferably n _________________________ Phone $31 7373 Thursday's R,sul;s electronics 0' aerospace indvtry. Did you know triat Johnny Walkoris lnds,yipoIis 3. Toronto 1 Set up and operate all types of now doing home remooeting' Large 1 bedroom mobile horr.e, Calgary 2. Edmonton 0 sheet metal equipment. Plan furnisnid. 175 week No pets ad In Business Directory under San DIego 4. Houston I sequence of operation Fabricate Home Improvement, Phone 373 2650 Today's Games short run or high vofurn,' sJiet PPlOCfliI at Tont 7 Bedroom located on large, snaded, metal parts ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM I !t, fur P1r, St a: Cincin,%As' l' YOUR *-a.• , COMPETITIVE WAGEStfl ' F HA appraisal rn '' " TAFFER REALTY 1 I,OS Magnolia, 2 bedroom furflithCd 5)75. CRANK CONSTRUCTION & REALTY. PEALTORS. 830 i r $31 1420 .11 ter irs "' Sanford Charm & Value porchi's $l3.0() WE TAKE TRADES - -__________ 50—Miscellaneous for S-ate 5 'n "S t:"%t Z'g Forrest Greene, Inc. riomcs i t,edroom, 51)5. ; drom,$t50 PdOpet PhO74 _____ s—HeIp Wanted '' AVNNAPARK - REAL. TORS - 3 BR Brick Home IlOMagnoliam Av 0411 LAKE MAR v- 7 BR home near fishing and Swimming. Screened 372 719* Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 52—Anolia. Merchandise _____________________ - Lake. No qualifying, small down, assume payments. 323 315$ -, ________ I 2 flt-oro conct-te ,"Ii fit condition, no city flt't 3726620 -___________________________ fly owner, 4 BR, 7 baths, Hidden ---- - L Hit' L',iuty of nature in thiS large ream yard. fenced for safety, 3 bedrooms, V: baths, lOmily room hr(k trt-pI,mri'. 13* 0( 1 OR, 1', baths, dining, living room, ct-nt heat, wall wall carpet, en tioi.J garage, large tCn(cd lot Reasonable price 323 *913 alter 830683) 3° - 33— Friday For families or frien$ of Problem I c,'l k LAL ACED WI TM A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps AlcoIioic Anonymcxj Can Help Call 171 45e7 Wr,tePO Bt't 1713 Santord. Florida 3217) ec at WIonI,Q Salvrday4 s Games Pncni, at lndi1napoii New England at Cincinnati Houston at San Diego Sundays 'lames Ptnh, ' C''I,n Trc)r .i' Qubr'c Nature Speaks Ri ,mltOr Io _________________________ __________________________________________ -. DUPLEx t;bock, ist l.iii'5 fly C a II B art Ncr7broornbIo(k home. turn or unlurn I __________________ D,is 3fl 1114 Brokcr Piicht 3?] OIlS p Htjs Furni:hed ______________________ Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon JOHN SAUL'S AGENC"y ____________________ I thru HOURS Buflalo at Minnesota RhoOr lstn(t Ccl $7. Boston 5' ' MassacPset 79, Suffolk I)ougl.as, displaced Kentucky a to a 6-2., 6-1 victory over Tr-e' Waltke in the first round of the $i0,000 tnterr,ational Players Association Tennis Tournament. " ion I lfy ritnr 831-9993 rsonals "I jth "It is a persrna1 and private matter," said Bench, contactd Thursday night. ociated 5 Consolation know if we've played anybody Wright St 77. St JsepIs. with better quickness and 5j, Inci u SOUTH ATLANTIC They like to fast breik a Semifinals bit and they like to mn." O Dom,n,on 86. 77 Smith, unhappy with the Tir Baltimore IS, Morc.sn St AS '-"-' SOUTH CENTRAL i Semifinals (ixis to 'ilrglnia ifl the ACC Grambling Cl, M'sourl•Rolta pinto!! final last week, ac- at N'Chls St 7, Lincoln 79 centeti that element of the game SOUTH In tuncup for thc ru'st.round Semifinals Midcast Regivad at Dayton, VaINs 5t 5. FII-I Tech "All will get in the neighborhood of a million dollars," King said in a telephone thtejewaftes Abe Pollin, boa chat nanof theCapitJCentre,deJj,1 tadiscuaspur-se guarantees. Bench Divorce 'Personal Consolation t. a very quick team. I don't would provide the Washington, D.C., area With its first heavyweight championship bout In 35 years. Angeles 1, 3 Today's Oarn Detroit at Los Angeles Sundays Games Atlanta at Philadelphia Washington at Montreal Cailornia at Boston St Lows at Pittsburgh v isiane at ci 61 turn's" c'I Orlando - Winter Park ________ - 41-fIou; -_______ _______ rcln'o B at Montreal Caiilnaa at Pittsburgh Chicago at Minnesota Kansas City at St Louis at van playoffs Saturday from an CCnsOIaNOn AtlanticCoastConlerencebust. Buttaio St 69. t4artck 67 NON1M CENTRAL And to do that, they'll have Championship ecme up to Alabama s N DIO?a as. WiGreen B. - - I_&, II I.LI I' 322-2611 Washington lan Sahrdays Games TOURNAMENTS Literally as wel as fig. NCAA Oivi UrativelY, Ut EAST The Tar Heels are hoping to Championship come back in the NCAA Cheyne St 60. Phila Te,tle Set For Landover April 30 The tos ------- 3IA—Duplexes Seminole TtivrWays Results ó. To.ono ; . B) TheA soclated PiNs A Ii t s Multi-Million Bout -- ODS ______________________ - I ____________________________________________________________________________________________ _____ •__ I tJ BRIEF IL SCOREBOARD - __ ___ ______ __________________ To List Your Business,,,DjQI 32226fl or893 5 YR./50,000 MI. WARRANTY AVAILABLE - - __ _______ �— Ill L - _ _________________________________________________ : zi 4&— EvnlngHerald,Sanford, Fl. Friday, March 12.1976 BEETLE BAILEY _ 1 1`.0 , 1 .~N ____ ns*er to P,.ous Puzzle ___ __ (54zzps / . .F,I:IEIZ514~ ., - - - -11 ", "7,11 ~, t "" 4iI a .. t I 1. 18 Entertainer I r't — - dr amas esceedingly -- 22 Base - o''- '- E I ____ ,S Indonesian of 20 -- carilu : Near East veNcle J flood feature 'SE b y A' r. .onsom .1.1 I 31 R&O OFF) INISTEAP CF 5 / \ ~ 49 I ) I A ( 1 (o ) - a-z Li 11R RECO,W%16N~ — E_ - 15 6 — — — OX A H~Nv"EP 52 Fust '.'I 25 26 27 12 16 Opportunities for gain could P1)0 COinC from unusual source — 18 I - 01~ I-W 3,__~ — V, 40,11111xz_~~ - - — ___ 38 40 0 ~ io~~ - YOUR BIRI"IDAY indirect methodi If roadblocks March 13,1976 outflank ','hem. _____ Ul . By BOB hAlVE) an or and is seeking in CXCC3S of Cox was acq uitted on both their hands and Uuit Sgt. Foster ' 7 -1 LENIME CHISEL NA, FULVSN' / - IN 'rER HOUSE' contusions and legal authority and detained ____________ - I ,;~"!. K / * ' ZrI It.,'\ ~' ~ ~ I P4\ . ' I.Ø_______ L i -_ - (~, .-) Stre tc h e d Skin Causes Wnnkles I , - / I • 11 Lairenee E. Lamb, M.D. - 1 I' DEAR DR LMB I have been o a o-yo diet all m life - BLONDI Chi i J.Li If, I n-ei S. 1 LLJ(E ) A t (r4OrGOoof )JI' LITrLE I ( 'rDU 5klOULO A1tAic3 MEAL ct_ ( TAI<EAWALI< INSTEAD i 111, ~ I Z * ' 1 11 4-0 1i - ~ ~ can diet and not have 'wrinkles and ver y saggy skin around the face a I — %k - r- u ,AaZfV0-w:1 - exercises I coWd do while L_ dictmg that could prevent the THAT MEANS I'M )i 63ETTING A HORSE FOR tr--' ,i LEAF CLOVER IN MS BRYAN'S LAWN! ZAP ,4~ late? 6. - ,- & ( I ,- .1 ,. I~ - ,I____ / ' ,if ' - P. r I Neither vulnerable I stay away from those crash diets. Thie proper (Let is theslow,stcad)type%hlch enables you to lose a small amount of weight every week and this way the skin can .v' .) elasticsac. If )-ou fill I# 3V .Pass - 1- r-- - 0~ _~I75_4 - - - -%_--f ~7_4 4,N T Pass - 6 0 Pas-, 7V 1:as Pass OW Pass P.ils P253 rv:,.% ...,,-; ,.,~ . -- - --___- . -____ - - - Count) Coinmission, Director of Courity £ 2- . --- AS :.çt % - - , .. - ii - — ;_ -_ - - -- - -k - --- - ~= - SPRING SEASON - TV - - !_~~&_ .~_;t =- &=~_xa ~W!Rii , - 1- =_ - 151;~ ni _~W&_?__:Tf_ =Z , I - :t- _____ _____ _______ .( J_ ~ A4g '' __ ~4_ i'- p. AM - -ft 11 — ___ d %---% 1111" f., " ____ - - ( -.. thouse fret! - space. .- - __ - - _ - __ a- - . .- 7: ç - , . ILX -, FS - • II — — a •o • AHCHIE -- ~ -. - -- ~" _- . r some ability to repair itself. As J by Bob Mulildild A~,,YTH-NG THE A MADAGASCAR LIKE BRA'JJ4 I ' _ 4 _I _ JU57/*C`Q0 () WANGLE 2 ~ I C,I JUG ! YOU PE WAGTiNr, :-GA ~rj,Q TiVE STAMP T Q-4 NG TO l e HERE'S ONLY VsEy?,i 5 KIND OF STAVP THAT ! FOR MY EXPLftN IT TO LLECT1/HIS Ouwv' 11~v F.x- srAyps! HE*5 INTERESTED _______ 117, _____________ should the AICC decide to and Linda See. In an effort to insure even more beautiful locate major new office springtimes in the future years, the Greater Sanford Chamber of facilities either at Five Points or at the courthouse site it w ill still be necessary to provide .. Neiswender points out that • __ - -- I 1 N:~_'.~--~, —j ,, 5Z ( _V I -_J ______ - to / ______ C ,iç) ii c - .--.-. Evaluation It e . - . IF 0 511CIIAEL HATTAWAY in South Seminole County for There is no srecial (bet at all omIssioners Richard According to Williams any new structure should Lie located (ountyAtty.Thom.asFreeman, where the majority of the - citizens of the county reside, or ln'.ol'.E(I in locating courthouse at least in the most centralized facilities on sites other tMn the HARRY KWIATKOWSKI courthouse in Sanford. ... favor some type strwture at Five Points Freeman's report. simply location possible from the viewpoint of economics and future needs. - ~__ _____________________________ L _________________________ Today Participate that . a- __ -Z - - ,~v_ _ i __,I_ __ =- f -- -_1,_ -~ - 1 - 1_j,-~ _7 ;=,:7~ -, ;Z~~ - _ ! _ . - I - b Bob _9_.]__., ____ ____ - _Z T--___r - 1 hel ree are so hI ghl advertised not __ Four Seminole County - "a, • V I I I "i' , - i7 o.. I ; ____________ j ______ , Z __ _____ _44 ~_ r I 1 k"4f I 0? .- 1I ItIlGaHT! 0 .. rMey, * I body but also a considerable unount of muscle M - 003 SIHI, ON3 SIRI ~ t FRO 14 4HiNA e 4 I '7 WHERE m ch(lown in rArticilude in a state SeinL"!i :ch--o! hea'ALI; con- health and teacher develop- sultant-coordinator, the project ment project, Ralph Ray announced Saturday. Ray, assistant to School Supt. is the result of a contract signed o I fall after six counties, including will be made available gradually to all schools in tht. staic - - - tr come people thar others If this Elementary will be a control students' teeth, dental floss, school in which the pre-test and post-test will be given without teaching the curriculum and illustrated printed matter, The materials not expended will be retained by the county six participating counties will be recipients of free dental materials A comparison ill then be made to e aluate how work with the F".orida Dental Evaluation in the four schools effective the teaching and il1 be made by first gising a pretest then teaching d'ntal health frDm toe niattrtak then materials hae been The materials consist of giioies, slides, larg itiodeis of III I - Plead No Contest T0 Ga ming Ch g I I V_ _____ ar 0 i ____ -- - for future use regardless of the cents for The health utter, number 47 Wut Lasing - ! .~ - I Vi I Eight central Florida men Casselberry; Hardy Hudson, of i. indicted by a statcv.ide grand I ongood, Kees Scant, of 0 .. X / 3-/2%.......ft vtv i , vx ; w ok^. t!,,,r ,_ - ___- __J "I woul . Sanford t o misdemeanor Attorney Ford Duane entered wager - ng. a no contest plea for Frank 1 I I I County Court Judge Harold the and Or court took the same action as in the other cases. by Garry Trudeau ____ II LAT come5& Stir- t Judge d _____- L 1 - -~_~ ___ - - Z~: _,:""li,- - - le . - .- - ~ I I - dislUzn of their ttses next '' __mf 1 ~ Fj~ ~__ ,_- -1 ~ Z .., ___ - '- F - ;1 % ~ -1 -I i r-i . t- Z i~! - A v -f_f - ALM I V1 .1ople1w. 4a vp" 1 -~ _,A- V" - - - - _,.., . .; . ". I ;:--W - ., . '\ ' - , , . ., , 1. .. - " , t; . ''s) ,]V f; I ~, - I 'r `L~!`t , - .,"--. ~111111M li - P41110011", - ,~ . -V __ ._ ~~ . I ___ I - - -- __ _hZ~;~~- ____ ___ ~Vc_ .--- __ .M-M) /ti'y'fliN&&J ______ -- ~. iI I - 4_~ ! ~ 11 - I )'J_ __ I1 1 84CK -------- - - __________ --. I %!, minu'tes past the 4 30 pm Ho.ne starting time of a special Horoscope meeting set for Friday before . -.-'"-4 men on six-months un- week when Best returns with each man ' - __ __ __ ~N 71 r tF_---, --'~ ~ / Best identified his clients as Toni Robin3on, Rober'. Cour- i• ____ __ - 1. i __ T. ;=T~_~___,_ - V - . ;;• ?-'-- ___ -11 `_____, ~ - ~ rk_ A -_ ~ ,,, ~I ,~Z~ " ' - - - 4 :1ANN . --".T-- - ,=-%-1 A~`T-~'- -'t,x -'CC-. ?;;~,.- ~ K.a,, , , ._-4 Wj ~I I 8_13 - 11-A 8-B , _01 - - ;3 ,.~~53-- ~- . . '4ilii:~,~-*S_-,,~-- •'i , ~ a - .- _ . I -!r_ . I :.-, 1. ~I ~.i- " !4 ;.~ ; ,I, ~~ - _.-. -1 __ ,_ .. _I . r--, . 1-ilNi Sports 5-6-B B 7 -__ ''-:, W_ -ME 1~_-34 ___________ - -' ______ 1-4-B ~ i~ _ __ __ dth'ber?tely absent, Sorenson said the council lud to meet by - _____ Saturday's high V, Sunday's . - ,9 - : ~~_-i, ~_- 7A~~= - - N-7 r-~ __ I ______ ~ FV I , —X k M q ~- LAKE INIARY - Mayor Clock coluixin on Page ,r,,A. Walter Sorenn has called a I\I)F' spwal intUng of the city - _ -. .., i R , See Around The L - -4 . - outspoken columnist whose consider whether the city will Bridge , r ' purchase bulk water from the Calendar. City of S,anford. Cornics ' E,If I- ~ ~ ~~* % ~f 1; ~ NEW COLUMNIST tomorrow ,~,~-4 %.,,~ -i< " )~',.? - - I =4 __ J * rEP-91501ilillill! I.- 1--lo ..01 - I -#Ilk .*, ... Water m .1 1. - 40 / On f.L - Ki*'.~r_. ir , -, - .4Z_'4 -~ j. ~_. . -itw ~, I- / In Dispute , * 101~ the Judge Johnson withheld i4• Who Is this man? It's John each of wagering Fridi v and [lest wanted to enter like pleas didn't office droppedi second count for eight c ients '.'. appear in court, , , - I __ .. li~ __ - - '. - Lake Mary ~~Z - _~_.4 ~_ teaching methods are geared 1 interest the different leeIs t1#• _ es actiities hate pleaded no Firner Youngblood, of Winter contest in County Court at (iarden IV "SJAOAMM . . ,""""' 11., rA . part in the curriculum de v elopment. Materials and ith ,6Th the Department of F ducation to coer costs of inatirials and ork shops 7 _1 ---.A6Vz4F - through fifth, in the four elementary schools n ill tAke jury probing illegal gambling Longwood; P.A. Pirkle, and YES, 9E AW 70 CAI L --_. ' -- __ __ - _o .- work and screening, All grades, kindergarten et aluatlon In all, this curriculum project was funded 8 ~ I against each man. II) (AVEpl6GfRSiT,_ A16111111i this project, according o Mrs is that one to tliree of the Association, the Department of Education and the Uniersit of Florida College of Den tistry to r "t"i, - Another possible benefit from tablets which reveisl p1dque o' Monroe-Wilson Elementary I - Gr a m m a r schools hae been selected to participate in the State Dental Curriculum and Health , ,1 dietthata%oid the pitfalls of . S .) 1`1A - 100 tooth brushes dicclncin Sanford If this project is success ful, C jaws and ta-th with oversized test train teachers for teaching dental health. Seminole, had been selected by the Department of Education to or giving the same test as a post develop a curriculum and to According to Marion Snell, e . Diet. Send , a long, stamped, Whell the muscles in the face ielf-addressed envelope for degenerate, the wrinkling is far mailing. Address your letter to worse. So the only thing I can me in care of this newspaper, suggest if YOU want to avoid P.O. Box 1551. Radio City facial wrinkles and looking old, DOONESBURY - _ -' --__ Teacher Development project. r , V.:~.,~,~~ . Wk At" A t elementary schools have been %'villiam P Layer, said Lake Mary, Hopper, South Side and - - — . - newspaper . muscle is kept tight suggest Is ftit you avoid those maintains its tone It will help to (Tash diets that lead to loss of prevent skin.,agging 1 plat)mna muscle as well as fat. A lot or inuscle I. keeping a ru.e contoured face For information on how to Is the maintenance of 0the facial plan a sensible weight control )~ FRANK AND ERNEST sill - - - ti which is developed better in - Wiffianu and John Kimbrough have said a centralized hwation wuuld be the most feasible site for location of any new facility outfining the legal implications %.•. ____ -____ facdity at Five Points. Also. His report follows one by - - otr South s four notrump he at Bridge do this 'asn t taking an rial chance P 0 Box 489 ghtening and relaxing, or a peons gets older the elastic and over, you can exercise the issues in the skin become -, 1. ,tz c4ou " 'P stretched anyway even if one faci.a. doesn't gain weight. The older a person 1,,ets IN'- more wrinkling See if you can le&rn to tighten tie or she has when excess fa,t is tae muscles in the neck as w ll 1051 'OU do this sometimes by I would prefer that people grimacing, using the moutli Lind didn't getfatinthe'it place ja w area There is a layer of create this probhn But shat's thin muscle attached to the skin done has been dont around the nik and face area -e~j I-< - -' office space i needed at present and that shortage will become more and more evident in the near fut ur e At recent board meetings - , scniell,SOOsquarefeetoIspace The ?eissendev report was .Arnerica against Great Bri- warrant contnuing on to Dental H e - --- _ Analysis and ____ 1 but magnificent blooming of aztleu in the Sanford area, admired here by Seminole High School students Sitphonle Connella i left) To - . I the south wing of the cour- legally be located elsewhere in thouse the county. However, record keeping functio ns m us t remain -Add to floors to the in Sanford-the officially and Sh eriff's s bwldin? and all. legally designated county seat, Rent space in Downtown Neiswender's report is an CD details were worked out by me . . X Thin alternative. the report te, Elementary Pupils - sc,rk out the details and to Michael Ilattaway and Corn possible decide on the most missioner Han) Kwiatkowskl feasible of the alternatives ha ve mentioned the possibility --- I t - .14 LUIUSUJ - ~ Monclay-at a work session to both Cornmission Chairman ____.I III ~ _fa year,thechamberhopestooffercloseto4,OuoplantatosaUsfythe enthusiastic demand. (Hemld Photo by BW Vincent Jr,) . emPt)* it, it's going to %Tinkle. , -. __• * =~-r_ _;u 11. . f. j . ~, -Buy or construct a branch growth of Seminole County and facility in South Seminole county guvernment and the Other alternative listed in the County. realization that additional a~ !;~ the S acres at Fise Pothts Is a WM retitintly Wd 1,6W azalea plantii at cost to local resideuts. Next I --- -_ __ __ I t jUSti(C . Commerce's Business and Community Affairs Committee [lobby Nail of Houston grand-slam bid, Roger house free for office space. the cour(ho' into compkx - - successful nuisance bids of all sure of six you need three to time when playing for North one odds in your favor to . Z_- _________________________________ ____________ a library, library offi ces and What appears to be the 111051 branch facilities for the \cisender report include Int space for a facility in viable of Neiswender's alter- Supervisor of Elections, -Construction of a new Soo th Seminole. natives is construction of a ne 1ropert) Appraiser and Tax building at the present cour administration building at Coflee or." thouse slit Ne is ender and the board ioun osned land north of ill meet soon-perhaps -'= Thcansweristhatifvouare 11 - -_ . r'• Jttj &%~ L6S."-ir . nativus to relieve overcrowding at the courthouse in Sanford. L - - tIfllflOii ile . Development - 4 - - . ... .6 - A second alternative suggested for con struction on the 85 acres at Five Points is a lustice complex and or a lail This alternave, the report says, would leave the court - - - % charge'of resisting Sgt. F,ter -Addition of a third floor to stated, says branch offices may ln.il4-paedetailedrepou to - -V - -• know shat your chance fc'r success should be to warrant a made one of the most - - .. - An Arizona reader wants to other aris Go to the mirror going to stretch and if to and see shat you are doing and stretch it too often it's going - and doubled (4)tntng leid -- 7 6 = _' - . I I ¼ pair of without violence to his person in ti 1h FI)PRIIKETT Herald Staff Writer ~W_jt~_r 4 a ~ _-_ .r — 4 - •• __________________________________ -- - Almost ail experts have a way to hindle Blackwood in. ound the eye, cheekbones and it full, it's 1 AISXM~~ ; _ lr_ ._V7-M-:: ___ C__ British arrived at the heart grand !Iarn, and to add insult to injury Bobby's partner ''ii at i. diamond Pais You can also do facia! - - U- ___ ____ to double him at his real the reason the mal as best it size of the muscles in the face. You can do thi s by facial ng the jaw •i - .__ - '--2 4 s pade b id. Pass 2v - _;_: c,1/ip/!r 444-- I hase been plasing that same em v.i th 1the r conc uding that hic spade ids the •• Courthouse Space Solut'il ons L'i*s te _ - -_- - - - I. - - __~ - AQ9 Q4 A6 exercises to help maintain the DEAR 111"ADER - One of the hazards of obesity is -- " 10 A AJ8752 SOUTH is 10 ,A_~) ,~ .I r. - %iTinkles at this age or Is it too by Al Vermeer .-- 42 " , 73 £Q94 special type of diet or sorr.e gradually shrink back to nor___________________ VIIADW! MY LUCKY DAY' - After having this extra weight fnr a year and being 44 ___ . 43 W est North Past Soath - ) . 46 44- ~ terference. The Jacobv method ic to double the in terference bid to show no aces pa ss to show one ace and bid to show more t ha n one ace P011 L ( PRISCILLA'S POP ---_ feet4 and now weigh 150 to 155 - I -- I -. !-1 LUCKY I 'LL WALK N MY SLEEP -~ ) j ff_rt!__. ~_ _____ -I .1 411, I - ( r1 K 103 EAST Lamb gained 15to2Opoundsaboem) usual weight I never have been normalform) height lam 5- 'ELL,M.V'BE I , '1 4` 7 ~ ..V O~ ' ,7 Zs . ~ 0 - _.. _- ) ~.a __ J I £ ________________________ L - 12 #KJ10952 - I 1 - (M , 1-i I ('T Ii- (N%% U I) and JA\ILS LU 08 • ."~ - ') > tL _)`~ I W _i , M e 11K*`% BRIDGE AT in the county court case, Foster !!d 'h2t the efflers h. 3 n. iuemix.-u to responded toadisturbance call intervene in the assault upon at the Cavalier and "gathere't ____________________________ - -, .!kf/ _________________________________________ — - -• 61 _____ ( SMILE' i' 17-92. Sa nford. bif" Possibie Alternatives Listed . ;,.. " - -- "A_—-1 1. _ ' WIN -V. ~11 P EEL LITTLE 1 JUST ft 57 - l_______________ - V_X .f.J_VV_ .1 - assaulted him with T,*A6. 1_ . _____________ 111&. never tried to exploit before ., _______________ 56 , • LAST FOREVER' ________________ &Hcimdohl Stoffel - Cox in our handi" and placc(i which Cox struck Lt Richard him In a pctrol car auxiliary policeman claiming abrasions about his wrists, neck him at Sanford City Jail before and loist time from work, in. handcuffs. cutting and bruising Nooney and the officer s Foster denied hitting Cox but expenses and he was assaulted L the officers and face and that his shirt was he was arrested with on CiWU4 his wrists In a sorr statement b State struggled Cox and said he placed nun chakus a year ago at a motel lounge. torn. misdemeanor charges of 'as unlawfully de prived ice on restrained him, placed him tty. Abbott Nun chakus are a device of A I ferring's of f arourxi Cox' neck "to cut off hLs Lester M. Cox, in the lawsuit Cox has asked for a jury trial assau.1t and battery on Clarence freedom by the officers. oriental origin made up of two March 21, 1975,.Sgt. Foster said u rider arrest and took him t air." lie said the device was filed b) Altamonte Springs in the ciil action assigned to Rumne) and Sgt Foster (ox claims the officers ooden sticks connected by a he ob6ered Cox bodily carry P0u1Ce station remoedwhen the prisonar was attorney J. Michael Mathews, Circuit Judge Kenneth Leffler The civil action states that illegally assaulted him with iengti,(if nexibie matertal. Ruinnev otit thie door n,' I tfl(In sworn testiniony taken in the patrol cir. lord, three poikenien and an bruises, 55 54 by IIL also claims that I(cid n ~ -_ -- ..z lounge at Cavalier Motel, US. May l, 19Th by Co' attorney on July 25, 1975. Cox was ad. (i M IC - . TAW I I r • not authorized b any known of assault and battery on Police or state reg u lat i ons," Rumnev and acquitted ii Judgt. WdL1ice Hail 'nie iawswt ;,!le~es that C sick ,Sorc and disabled " 0 County Court files show th counts on July 25, 1975 in a non. assaultedand battered him "by Cour t the use of nun chakuq a d't The lawsuit alleges the of. court arainst the City of San- lan that lie suffered cuts, ficers arrested Cox without an . u t —' BUGS BUNNY -1 : ss $5,000 damages, arrest on March M, 1975 by Lt. Richard oone), Sgt Wt°Lr.. A 33-enr.old Sinford are-a Foster,Patro1inan(nrdunIt.iJ man has filed suit in circuit and auxiliary of ricer James Wy- provided you um your fine mind talent& I alleges that as a result of h Heraldstaf I Writer hIRrtt iSent 23-Oct 231 could rove rofitable thk . __ r es -.4 11'tLS (Feb 2OMarth achieve your ends Is through ____________ - 0 Your best aphroacl tO(1l) to 35 36 37 - .. . . - - Lounge Incident Cited ~ that are a departure from your Work or services that you normal routine Steer clear of perform well today should yi e ld a larger return than umml. put VIRGO (Aug. 23,iept. 22) your heart In your tasks, 29 30 — _____1 I - I YJ I - - Z, , _ same Iiina aiterwi Something mutually profitable be happiest toda) doing things ._~6,-_ i_Z ,~_. ___________ I LEO I July 23-Aug. 22) You'll may result. 22 1 23'24 I - Sanford Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents _~ — There should be advantageous 19) Share as much time as uses for those bright ideas you possible today with persorLq get today relating to your work with whom you luive stront 1 or career. Don't forget them emo'.ional bonds. The ex. : over the weekend. should prove CANCER (June 21-July 22) periences rewarding. . itions for pe AQUARIUS (Jan. 2Feb. l9 :swn are still very s a good day tf) get together favorable for you today. svith 50ctes who are )OW t e""O po,nt — 68th Year, No. 175-Sunday. March 14, 1976 •, .- - 900a veitiim Fresh contacts at this time cc Wdla'crprovevaluable CAPRI CORN (Dec j GFMINI (May 21-June - 28 ___ To cxplcclitc a raitter of !m- SAGITTARIUS 49 Mthstrr 27 Frribellish ____________ JE Zer pOSlU%el} 51 EX-sola er (coil I l ) \ STR I KE __ ~j 1% ki'll hesitant to talk shop. TAURUS (April 20-May &I , T I-, - -- - Surprisingly, the larger issue is today, the better you should be able to cope. o:) on major targets. Play to wjjt 48 — — SCORPIO (Od. 24-Nov. 22) 47 Sciruiin,ze 7 8 9 10 11 1 converse with socially today could be in the position to do ou a favor businesswlse. Don't be porthtodayyothmay have ta 2l)Dwf(r*LnvIta use some bold, imaginative today where you might have the measures Think carefully. Act opportunity to meet new People 26 Tapeworm (VAI I . 1 11 Z..- - ; :I r I .", i,,A;Utt* w PF".1-- I- - ilblo form) 22 Capital of routine) 1 lii ((4j'q/ SAID OUR CAFETERiA 1_~ ,- 'I 42 Dispatches 24 Useless byLarry Lwi HiVES TO RECOMM END JCH'i) NOR T' LIJ 36 43 Mer chandise 44 Open 46 Staple food f to capitalize on the advantages ___ 0 11 ARIES (March 21-Apil 19) -,r-.. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS —' ] I Wapiti stage — 51 V , k%~ 1 ' tab 17 ''% - 32 loffic,41 reading 7 Garden flowers — • " bird Golden St'i' = eiPendture 3 2 30 Friforrywel on sorcery Wdo*en f 4 t in Nigeria 35 Onelime British soldier 3 7 Ply with drink (dial I ~& (Vitf F-PL,t+')* r,0,I FER, (I (ftff -?*F) 18 Deeply versed I potentates 1H14(R'FF-RIFP),) lk~ ,A*1 liquids DOWN Venetian (i- . 12 Seed vessel son 23 -' , 165NN& IS ALI, TMT(&W) 56 5, It Poetic genre Baggage por ter (coil I nt L ='LAoZ kR1 55 For Saturday, Marc h 13 1976 AMPIA' . N* 9 T r" Scot 10Roundnumbe Muscat 9 10 - I ~_ riA, ~ 7 1) —_ 5~~ I"1`4, T ~ . il n. E P I Y FI)I I&ITt A vzt;itrztr.,r.uEOSO1. rFLITONL.. Riding Hood ___\ - - L_ 40----- M.ir- 14 Spanish city ,, I I grass s i ci HOROSCOP .-,r. -1 '. - addition . 9~ I .7)) I ! 01 t 38 quildinq ACROSS 7 Pasture , - I 1.11 \_- , E % :L 11.1d.11 C, C [_RedItemsJ Mort Walker i I - gZlitlE __ Z __ - - 1 - '_ - -_ - ~. ___ - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 12, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 12, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 12, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3035cbfa3a825719ba2ffa4cd3b1fe7c.pdf b29a0728928369f31a7bf4ce53c03594 PDF Text Text ç 113-Ever ing Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednuday, March 30, 1971 0 STORE HOURS: 25TH & PARK: 8A.M. .9 P.M. 7OAYSAWEEK _ •I TII, 68th Year, No, 173-Thursday, March 11, 1976 Sanford, F!orida 32771-Prjce 10 Cents vp 4TH & SANFORD ' V B- 7 MON. THRU THURS. 3.9 FRI. AND SAT. 8.1 SUNDAY PRICES GOOD THURS., MAR. 11 THRU WED., MAR. 37 SANFORD AVENUE AT 4TH STREET i g6 All V SV - I "THE MEAT PEOPLE" I -T' ;I , FRESH WESTERN orI HALF OR WHOLE in VViV• I Yogurt 5 1 74 $ Buttermilk DEL MONTE CHUNK t Tuna goo FOR 58C QUART . 3 LB. BAG Rice PRIDE OF INDIA 100 Tea Bags COUNT 88C 2 / V ( 6 . 0'. 48C FOR 89C 0. - ____ • .. ' . -." • 3 S marijuana BICENTENNIAL UNVEILING l c Interviews For lop Coun PostAre Scheduled Friday C PLUS DEPOSIT BAG LIMITONE WITH FOOD ORDER 3 !Vrr. ers, epsi Co a MAAVVkLL MUU5 1.0 1. M: Pork ' n' Beans 4 FOR 1 .00 MARTHA WHITE SELF RISING 5 LBS. 69C Cornmeal " C Coffee 74' I 01. A iruoru are under domination by had the power to prohibit resident Merle E. Parker that a criminal elements who stand to smoking in lavatories, but could •• "state Of 10 9A Wiir cxi.sted be- profit fr6m theaddictioi ut our restrict 18-year-olds to smoking tween himself and Seminole children to drug use of what- elsewhere. County scl'sx,l officials, was ever kind it may be." After the meeting, amid counered Wednesday night by The school superintendent reactions from school officialz School Beard Atty. Douglas immediately challenged this ranging from outrage to Stenstrom, who said he would question: "Did you say amusement, Layer commented defend the board against William P. Layer was con- that "this thing has gone on Parker's claims that minors nected with drugs; was pushing long enough." lie said it was were smoking illegally in drugs in Seminole County?' time to settle the matter in I 141ItP J -, county 'i.flC")i. .;enstrcm mter.uevu • Rending from a 5l-page "That's implied," he told "He (Parker) must be made presentation, Parker made a "but d't ± th tc t FPIniS.., variety of accusations and In- question yet." Layer. alnuations against school teachStenstrom continued that he State Atty. Abbott Herring, in prir.cipals, superintendent was preparing some motions on a letter dated March 9, said he I% \ and the school board. Parker's suit. "We will defend was "in complete disagreement Included was the implication the suit," said the attorney, with Mr. Parker regarding the that school officials, as well as adding that he believed school designated smoking areas." county police and sheriffs, officials have the right to Herring commended Layer might be involved In Illicit drug establish smoking areas on for setting up the areas, which trafficking, school campuses. lie also said he said. If prcperly regulated "To make a citizen go to the 18-yeaz-olds have the right to for 18-year-old students only, expense of trying to get man- smoke, can be a powerful deterrent and damns action through the He advised Layer that school factor in the control of courts in order to compel police principals should inform smoking. officers and sheriffs and school students under 18 that they "A student that is over the Mayor Lee Moore ton ladder) help6 unveil signs commemorating a double birthday-America's 20th and the telephone's 100th. officials to do what the law they would be 3ubject to disciplinary age of 18 is legally permitted to Other helping uncover the signs, hung at the Sanford Southern BeH off lee, are i from left):Torn McElroy, Russ Kitner, Emle Iforrell, have sworn to uphold tells them rules if they were found smoke. In my opinion you can city Commissioner Julian Stenstrom, Chamber of Commerce Manager and Sanford Bicentennial Committee Chairman Jack to d(,, Is beyond all rh)me or smoking at school, lawfully control where he 3h-u11 Homer, Southern Bell Manager Tom Huet and Peggy Homer. reason," said Parker. " At no time did the board or I I Continued on Page 2-A •I*#V 12 CZ. PACK NO. 300 CANS AZALEA LONG GRAIN j 4 ..L. HALF GAL. ' 84c ... VELDA FARM BORDEN'S CHOCOLATE Milk LB. ',.ES' SUGAR CREts. III. wiri.r .. VELDA FARMS ASST'O FLAVORS 0 1.8. Bologna "' ' 2 LB. PACK Grill Franks "Unless . . ." he continued, agree there would be no "uniess these police officers smoking areas," Stenstrom , ____ . LYKES' SUGAR CREEK Mc LYIu too I Sirloin Steaks Chuck Steak - ;)4c V LB. V By JEAN PA'VI'F.SON Herald Staff Writer BABY BEEF CLUB, ROUND, OR BABY BEEF ' V N QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PARK AVENUE AT 25TH STREET Parker Announces State Of Legal War' Over Smoking Issue I ByEDPRICKEVI' PACK 16 OZ. BUS., city maflager and Roger Neiswender, Seminole After a few years - lithe position stays Candidates for the county cc'rnmisslon could County's 30-year-old director of public works, government will find it hard to believe it easily latch on to the executive assistant as The fourth applicant asked that his not ever jy without its executive assistant. campaign issue. They could promise taxpayers Friday is 1)-Day for interviews for Seminole released, but he presently resides out of state, Is 34, I The decision on the final selection fulitime commissioner - and claim an Co'.inty gn"evnent's v'ew $25,fI(%JJ.ye,r executive and in employed as a county administrator. ____________________________________ for Tuesday. All along two commisMcner - j isn't needed. assistant. Commissioner Richard Williams has already Kimbrough and Williams -have Apposed creation And if Kimbrough and Williams already o;'p Bob Ellis, the acting ad. made it known that he is going to be an,ry if the Or, the composition of th rxxird could change in of the position, the position, one additional vote is all that "ouid mlnistrative assistant, confirmed today interviews person hired doesn't work Controversial from November, and the position could conceivably be But it was recommended by Underwood, and required. for four applicants are scheduled, the first, the assistant first was known as the abolished. V Commission Chairman Michael Hattaway and A lot depends, really, on the applicant chosen for The applicants' names were kept "secret" "Rose," because that was the name assigned after Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski pushed for its the job. Whatever happens the assistant will be up front because some commissioners felt publishing them conunissioners couldn't agree on a title. and on would drive away qualified persons. the firing line. To survive he must be a Maragement Consultant E.H. Underwood Came 11 he pleases Republican commissioners, he is What will happen when the board's capable politician, as well as administrator. However, last week the were revealed, up with the title executive assistant, sure to stay. changes in November is anybody's guess. Interviewing Friday will be Robert Sampson, a 27. The executive assistant could become very, Most counties as large as Seminole have a top Hattaway and Williams both are up reIf the final choice is displeasing they might make year-old assistant count) manager from Charlott. powerful. tie could do Umt by keeping Ids job wWle administrator. Generally, he is called county ad. election. And the assistant's third advocate Sid their displeasure known after electioms in sville, Va.; MacLaren Peace, a 33-year-old former elected commissioners come and go. niinistrator or manager. Vihlen Jr. - will not seek another term. November. Herald Staff Writer name be A ii Ci county SIS VVV*V - commission's out. a V creation. Sirloin composition names Steak for I I If PATH'S RACORN SLI CED R - S nonn 14' - . SID FROZEN FOOD r4 oz. 2 FOR 39c Onion Strawberry Jz*m 12 o.'1•39 ROMAN MEAL GLASS CLEA14ER 2 01. Windex Spaghetti is oz. 4F0R 9.00 JOHNSON & JOHNSON TODDLER 12 cr. Diapers 9.59 Cat Food NESTLES CHOCOLATE Quick SANITARY NAPKINS 4° Modeu HERSHEY'S 16 OL. CT. '2.29 FOR 89c 89C 2 32OLPULT SUNSHINE KRISPY Crackers Macaroni 12 01. ILB. Cream Cheese,, 0Z. Ui' FAME SOFT Margarine EN' 49c 16 A MER ICAU . $1925 PILLSBURY 59 GOLD MEDAL PLAIN ORS.R. B I 8 FOR $1 00 5 A grounds the area did not qualify under the board's new courtesy busing policy and that there was no safe turnaround at c end of Stone Street. ' FOR REG. PRICE 1.58 99C REG. PRICE 1.49 BLEACH 39C ' Pyrex REG. PRICE 1.39 89c 39 c 'A I U.S. NO. 1 Potatoes 10 LBS. $1 Cabbage SHORTENING .V(;. 1Ø BORDEN'S ASSORTED FLAVORS points in favor of policy to deny courtesy busing to students who lived within one and a half miles of a bus stop, unless there were hazards exceeding 50 points when courtesy busing for evaluated by the point system. He urged the board to bide h the policy guidelines the area 16 points short of the required points for granting courtesy busing. Layer also recomnmntwh'd t the board that they deny the request for courtesy busing. School Supt. William P. Layer said he had surveyed the Board member Allan Keethi "One of our main complaints requested that prior to the area using procedures under a new point system adopted by is that elementary school age establishment of bus routes for children must walk one mile the 1976-77 school year, the board last week. to through a heavily wooded area, question of busing for Stont Also using the point system o and Sgt. Taylor never even saw street be reviewed in relation to make Independent surveys f the Stone Street area were Fred this partf the road until after courtesy busing along other Taylor, director of federal his evaluation was made," said spur roads that were less than progrzmns; Sgt. Beau Taylor of Turner, "The major point of our one and a half miles from a bus the Sanford Police Depart- complaint was not taken into stop but presented no real ment: and Carmen Hall, account." hazards to students traveling representative of the busing He claimed the sergeant told them. committee, County Wide him, he would not allow his own Turner said the Stone Strevt Advisory Committee. t children to walk through the residents had anticipated the The average of the four wooded area alone, board's refusal to provol was 34 points in favor Ms. Hall replied that in a busing, and said the parent:. of courtesy busing for the area discussion with Sgt. Taylor, would submit claims to cover -16 points short of the required Taylor qualified this statement the cost of transporting their 50 points for granting courtesy with the fact that he would feel children down Stone Street to busing. responsible for taking his the bus stop. The busing request was first children to the bus stop, or made two weeks ago, but w.s arrange to have them taken, In Other action. (ta tabled pending further inIwi..ril tøn'-•' v y "-rwNl the it vestigation and receipt by the ncr told the board that low bid of $178,847 from board of a letter from Ston. "ounty ConmiIon Chairman AagaaVrd Jurgensen Inc. iii Street resident lle'r)' Harris, Mike Hattaway had inspected Orlando for additions to Hear gmanding permission for a turn. Stone Street on Monday, and Lake Elementary School, and around to be built on his had told Turner it was In no the low bid of $113,600 from pro worseshapethananyotherdirt Reginald N. Wilams Canroad in thecounty. struction Co., Winter Park, for G w ynn Turner, spokesman additions Pinecrest for the Stone Street residents, Some improvements had told the board that Harris had been made to the road by the Elementary School. changed his mind about the and more work was The board instructed Laye.' to perty. turn-around and would not scheduled, said Turner. He proceed toward a July 15 allow it to be built in his maintained that there was deadline for submui&sion of bi& enough a bus to makt. on medical and life insurance Turner also claimed the a three-point turn at the end of proposals. layer was told not t surveywasunfair because Sgt, Stone Street. Fred Taylor actively seek bids on general Taylor had not traveled I"!ll replied that "there is not, at this insurance, but to study an length of Stone Street befort point, a safe turn.aro'jnd." proposals made voluntarily by T. hr i!d the board it was insurance firms. iiiiihiiig his taluatin. surveys V . ddIft V JEWEL Ii 3-LB. CA141, LB. the four surveys was 34 S S SW average of thtV HALF GALLON FRESH GREEN OZ. 7¼ OZ. FRESH PRODUCE QQC I cheese SINGLES 12 02 FAME THIN SPAGHETTI OR ELBOW 11 0!. GILLETTE KRAFT PHILADELPHIA 1.00 1 .79 2 LB. xcedrin Hair Spray 39C _DAIRY DEPT. - PUSS 'P4 BOOTS FISH FLAVOR $ 01. 5FOR PAIN RELIEVER 79c 4 01. FINAL NET Pizza 4° oz. 1.23 Foamy Shave Cream 59C LAMBRECHT SUNS WE ET Prune Juice 32 OZ. 1 Waffles FRANCO AMERICAN KEG. PRICE 60 COUNT 1.49 Rings KRAFT 1W 11111%V1 4 0!. SIZE V*tal*s Hair Care A request from a group of Stone Street (near C'yie'io,a residents for courtesy busing for their 13 children was denied by the Seminole County School Board Wednesday night on the IJlhItaftI q flLMLIfl MIUDMUlT MIU3 b4 FAME - . s a * I S SOAP Irish Spring 391, 32 OZ. Ivory Liquid I On jw V DETERGENT syrup FLORIDA GRADE "A" EXTRA LARGE DO Z_ Stone Street Residents Denied Courtesy Busing 77C FANCY to It _Flour AMIM ;iFn re L(MITI W'TH LB. ~f~3 - FOOD ORDER OF $10 OR MORE EXC.. CIG. Sherbets !!EI3i Yams LB. 171L Apples 3 2a 69C LIMIT 1 WITH FOODORDR OF $10 OR MORE EXCLUDING CIGARETTES V V f J county, driveway, space for Board Completes Election Canvass By DONNA ES1'ES Herald Staff Wr!ter referndumn of whether the elected clerk of the circuit court's office should be divided A board composed of County to permit the appointment by Cummi.ssluri Cbdi1iIuii Mklide ilie county cuiiuLàluii of a Hattaway, County Court Judge comptroller: For 5,414 and Wallace Hall and Seminole Against 14,394. Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce completed the canvass of Tuesday's presidential preference primary \Ve'n'sday afternoon. The canvass showed that 55 per cent -24,963 t including 457 absentees) - of Seminole County's 42,642 eligible voters cast ballots in the election, The turnout four years ago was a shade higher at 59 Mrs. Bruce had predicted a 60 per cent turnout, Republican party office, Precinct 54 committeewoman: Susan Lipton 186 and Ruth Grubbs Meyer 64. Democratic Party office, Precinct 2 committeewoman: CynthIa A. Crain 89 and J.C. . Pearson 54; Committeeman: Robert Pearson 71 and Wendell L. Springfield 85. Democratic Party office, Precinct 3 committeeman: Robert Chambers 39 and Chancy Walker 53. VV Today V V V per - ' , V '. _ cent. Official results gave the following totals: In the Democratic presidential primary, Birch Itayh 93; Arthur 0. Blessitt 127; Robert C. Byrd 122; Jimmy Carter 5698; Frank Church 49; Fred H. Harris 78; litmyM. I Scoop) Jackson 2419; Ellen McCormack 82; Milton J. Shapp 279; Sargent Shriver 90; Morris K. Udall 254; George C. Wallace 4310 and no preference 627. Statewide the results came In similar fashion with Carter first, Wallace second arE J.:cison third. In the Republican V presidential primary, Gerild ' ..iu-.'.'c. H. F'..d 5126 votes, and i-onald Reagan received 5439. ' Statewide, President Ford ., Q . won the primary. ') In the special election on the proposed constitutional amendment authorizing and limiting local taxes for water management purposes to THE YEAR more than mill - For the Amendment 9,533 and Against Pairs Myrtle Gradick was named Woman of the Year by the Sanford Kiwanis Club, She recelsed the Roberta Gatehel Award (ha Amendment 11,210. a a Wednesday luncheon In Sanford's Civic Center. A resident of The amendment passed nk'' for 52 years, Mrs. GradIck was honored for a wide rang statewide. of club, community and church Involvement. Story page9-A. On the Seminole County lilerald Photo by Jcque1ine DowdI - Approximately 250 guests at the Days Inn motel and restaurant, SR 46, and 1-4 west of Sanford. were evacuated Wednesdaj night by sheriff's deputies and county firemen alter fumes from a soil fumigant used on a field nearby filled the motel and restaurant. ISee story, Page 2-Al. INI)EX V V VI I V I out - 1 received V V V V Around The Clock Bridge 8-A Calendar 6-1% Comics 8-A Crosssord Editorial 8-A Dear Abby Dr. Lamb 9-A 8-A Htoscope 8-A $-A I 4-A A I.•S?V*VS Sports 1+8 Television 10-A Women 7-A&9-A ,%Vf: jj EU Wednesday's high 71, to'Ja)'s low 50. • V V * not one WOMAN OF V 1'artI cloud) through Friday. A slight chance of showers Friday. Highs today near riO, lows tonight in the mid to upper 50s. Highs Friday in the low 80s. Variable winds 10 m.ph. or less today becoming southeasterly 15 m.p.h. Friday. Rain probability Friday 20 cent. per Details anti tides on Pane S- �_ ___ ___ _ — _ _ _ __ __ FLORIDA ___ NAON ____ ____ - IN BRIEF ____________ ___ , Reni - %ASHINGTON (API -.,.#' :.' .. U investigated _______ -- - . information to Soviet agents and was fired, according two knowledgeable sources. The FBI tried to use the man as a double agent who —.I .-c, '. , "t ' ' ' L., was neer prosecuted. Both sources are familiar with the B flu OC Lutt . . - lrtc - - I' In early January, Hart nd his wife, Evelyn, vowed to stay afford the legal fees necessary them. move to oust him from the longer," Hart said Friday. f tl lhtrc fii etiuts lt _______________ • I • i HeraldStalfWrflcr - - town Impro%ement Aathority has been approed b - ____ • Robert Shevin 11u lon-runruing b-ittli to B) BOB LLOYD said today. The organization wishes, be said, to ba'e It held at the most conenietfl and economical time, which -- Action Re o rts ttpproximately o guests at the Da)s Inn motel ard ( isselbcrr ______ of Sanford, were e',acuated will create the authority to be appointed by the Sanford the freeholder-s property owner [a the affected area ______________ _ Dttrrnbrr, rrspoze f;;abIe. McDonald 14t - acquainted with the objectives and desires of the ______ The ob}ecthes, McDonald aald, are to recruit - management and rmployes In good business methods, : - g __________________________ - etne I O\(,OOI r ii I 11 9 S - ____ - (Continued from Page 1 A) dlcatlouz 'of possibilitIes ____ ____ I: ___ r -, - us '-',, ~.' - - cause t e- ha%e been run already, aid ---.'- gethetter"uitfisomethlng _____ Nutrient tests reeal - ,. 7' ____________________________ v.ej could present a health hazard. So we're gctng to Williams Jailed oerIoadIngs," Dale said permission. fields in the Sanford area bond on a circuit court warrant e fir-up' n after guests started today derstand the signs. Sh ff 'dth ., h I £ • fld editesday Ed Haycs, the department s support services director, security firm to provide guards dt night and on weekends 4 JACKSON VII IF tAP)— Clayton Simpson of L rea 0 Linac iii I ii U IRed i supxJrt aRr tat - ____________ 4.f ;( - - ç -A- - f _______ _____ -- miffedattheeommiuion's ____ - _______ - - UT ___________ signs. about not being able t understand the signs ii tue system gets "Warmthi.j, xtremely ni hud uf w itt. r that represents a potential - - the commission to close the Lakes. Lake howell and son are a damned foci not nut rtasou for Igus Dalesaid, is to warn people B 3 L d t Butthe4.2decisloritiandeddownonWednesijay applied h iU rices t or w et r part es IALLAIIASSEE (API . . . preferred to handle such red — (OV in the responsibility ReubEn Askew has surprisingly strong" showing Icr Sen henry Jackson j the water Section 59O6 of Florida don't tnforce the no smoking (raminal Statutes prolilbits ni1 before and after school or _______ — b, Ti ____________ 'r " fct Her.,ld t' 52 7Mot J Pd Ffn(h $t ? 1' t' 17240 --- sheraff their-deputies orpolir-e oaI3::P t Ii - "Tnhiwcn ux ' bust ho ittrh ______________ $ 76 a benefit of litigants and at priatlon of clients' money or [-_ Roll, Milk1 Butter (API — uui / - Court reforms be tied to proedures in attorn I S lU • I I - ________ Ø" / I - - L)rec: 'rrn Genr E t.Otr c on _________ ______________ WEATHERTRON' Heat Pumps dependançjoncapaci, if you purchase flow çir? p r GE CAC Dri''r Gr'ral EIecr C ____ 1 te1uptD -,- ' rF"' — Ut'lT CA°ACITY —--'—J....L JEFUND AMOUUT 4-5 TONS . . $100 . ---- ______I = CALL TODAY FOR A FREE ESTIMATE AND HOME SURVEY. lie also recommends uiat PLUMBING & ira I '"" prittice of law and 11_ PHONE 322 6S62 $14 l) -_ — -_- ________________________________________________ _________________ Jud 'e DuVal is air 'in that as nOt 4 - _____ -' — t'- - - ___________ a made I ' w r the fore again this week , s 1ater system subscribers responsible for the postal *1 _ Gal. -_ appeared before the board circwnstances" and that an book which recorded the check fIIOX I j lie said the US post office mail his water bill last month the bank and the mall has not I AL ONE • -, ' i -=;==- ___________ Ptition Goal Reich'd r_ TL.- ,tckew c id Wednesday his supporters gathered more I _______________ —r4 'Ei'i Jt,,.. c amendment on the Nos ember general election ba! ot s qoes into makan aU it!' .- - J 'ou H like it 'ailable an hun- # F SATISFACTION or matching Ful' size $89 9$ SET 4 I hI . 'M,(k I \ \ "' , of eziensave research box apnng Page was criticized last week by Chairman Earl Dixon, i-'i, LLOW I I. wall paint its made with Iho i'ethty William J Page promIsed a House appropriations subcoaunittet Wednesday detailed responses today to all of the issues it I L ' - - ____ __1rr Approal of capital punist' unethical conduct rcsulting (if attorneys charged with have attacked his budget requests nd charged that his _______ Sucaht. I - "i:. " 9 I sometimes departinenthasfiesquadcaj against an attorney alleging with - t'-t publicly prosecute, if the disposing of cases on appeal, procedures concerning at from the representation, I don't think the significance is as great as it would base been under the winner take-all sytem TALLAHASSEE 1k added lt would t4a1'e flu action on the demands until he d Ie,..s smoking than esu- on denmndedIhepilIcebecalJpj - _______ stands ready and willing to aid put up on campus bhortly after turned oser to Citi Atty jus enllcs were smoking In to do -. ,I ' $' - was qualified and he apparently intended to downplay lie also commended per- smoking cigarettes, most fice, and on to the Sanford sonnel within the schoolsystem whom were 16 to 17 years old' Police Department to demand I' rh r d utmid that more Layer, but that Reynolds said than three years ago, he first he had never enforced - I LOW copy of his letter to all law last Friday by Seminole High Butler said today he had - ) ____ _______________ k - car. Goldberg, In response to inother question from referred to the state attorney Points listed by DuVal in I - ________ ______ ( lie recommends that all are on the road at a gien tink (,reater effort to tnohe find reaffirm public confidence ments to prbIern laws that the - I - - ______ they are But the Anderson, insisting the tat', fliOtOrc)cle to be of rn4iun SIC dittons to aold additional year or two judge's decisions, provide Ineffective and unnccessar rut( a an' rwruuiiirxI itiun D•.ir..- (ri e lie said the program would - .wyuII Ii Goldberg's moe,howeer,to is preSPflting a program by in the process of developing rnadetotheFloridaBaragajnst expected to argue for execution today before the Duval us tht pans I L._. iublk- works needed the nietosendtwocourtc1erksto would be bougl't to proteit the Judge liarsie S DuVal, can cons acted of kallmg a policeman in 1974 for pollution. He said III' lots and other areas within the March 1, 1976, at Seminole High fenders on work details (ilman Parker Anderson theft or rain dan- age because a jammed overhead door - used to stop nematades and was an escapee and he was player, valued at $295, were efforts, Hattaway said. the b} tht public works department could pds for itself for the (ourt judgeship In the Sept 7 • cigarettes $1' in change and a will remose the smoking from discontinued iicI at iia - department from use b) the reported back to the board that • has hLrcd security guards to protect warehouses both of Sanford told officers A1i(kr iiainakrs the cit %ater truck under the police Anderson mentioned the van said the three motorcycles department. ment control. on several other occasions until purchased by the Altamonte Goldberg said at the time that Goldberg, on Moada% nii)- t Springs police department 1 n. " mincll on a • I Lamp and get a I IlL t() freluii CIt)Ift(1 of It's not even debatable. (,rant said a motorcycle wouii --_ sheriff's such work done by the found a home Gerald Lewis said after four hours of testimony on Bass' in',ul',tment I wtnt to know who's reonsabIe an this 1 pumps are one thepaststxteeksandhiisbcen after (soldberg pushed through soon as a license plate, hich proprmat.'l) be attended b) tI' the subject of barbs between a motion to council approval had been applied for, was city Judge and city prosecutor. $3 • T thecity'ssubdivjsion ordinance the city demanded that Sersices Director Jack Kane lands" -- But before a trespassing toda)' in county b - legislathecloud, thetabniethasreachedtheheaijof the Held On $8,000 Bond F iremen said the guests County Correctional Institute ',alued at $850 from trucks returned to their rooms and the ran out of gas and out of luca Parked at Sanford Truck rVlce,lOOFrenchASe restaurant after the fumes %Sednesday onl-4atLakeMary I protect and preserve state AND the perimeter of the parking lot with water after the chemical receiving stolen property Harold Ii Kasth Most of the squattei ' Wekua hate said the will CROSS OVER THE L to deter-mire that the fumes, near the motel, but that it has Jeiled Daniel Warren Williams, fumes was d t rmi ed t be necsary and prudent under on th St. Johns River west of was a !afety precaution until the first time that the fumigant the budding sia air condalorung his frIends at a Fib 9 reception in his honor Ofth. A ellldnte" ehicIe Natural protection under 'c?as off with a $450 outboard motor says, should be threatened wItki fumigant used on a field on doors of 120 rooms at the in the field but discovered that ___________ — * rire deputies and county firemen ' of from his Skylark home. — Itferred to Public Works The eIty . must be remoed from the Jaria II Shuman Jr, Lake shacks from the state-owned * Police Deixits J F Bennett said were coming from a tank • _______ recreation — rity and that many city plans to take this course. the meeting had been due to end Wednesda but wa L. • 'Absurb" rt'rdled Fechtel taken when hIs auto was Ci was ar _______ d1 the $20-a-head affair, listed $46,185 in contributions and ,22fi in expenditures. He reported 831 contributors, mainly spedal antereits Department Nodecinlon has yet ben made on when the referendum - - had said ctrher that it Downtown De%elopment Corp and chairman of the - - lflOflC) cat) Attorney Ned Julian Jr collection of both garbage and some residents of the cornThe council ordered the attempting to force payment by was told, however, that he and II Sales Inc. and Hughes trash. munity, Anderson said, "I permit withheld after the Sanlando Utilities of utility cannot operate the business Supply. Noting that the city service would like to see us do avay developer 1eeded over taxes for the city areas north of cts $25,000 annually in tax with free trash collection." ownership of utility lines in the SP-434 which it has served for Talks (All t • — Authorized the attorney to prepare a health code for the city's property. Arabian Oil Minister Sheik Ahmetl Yamani and four U.S. oll-eompan' cx tiv ha'' be h Saturday hammering out the (tils th:r:b.a purchase of the rernaini A I 40 Inor.e) could be spent to Resources Harmon Shields, pose" of a project financed by must be determined Iepresentatie Vince Fechtel, state-owned land En the Wckia collevtIon depending on trash --Set a workshop for 5p.m., collettion alone next Thursday to (letirinine "They were scheduled to leave today (Wednesday) but • 2 - : ' 7 world's largest oil-production ft-rn are still in olress CiTY PANAMA , w;despread today as the storm develops. • ION;OOD Continue Amid S eculation I fello%erNrthDakctaandtherewasramwjthfllew in the higher elevations in northern Idal o a d no _____ three-month long right to stay In business, Thuida Mas ins ed that lalce Ruth South : aie:t atth:ratifrwt tountli has tabled for one tiere he lies does not recele insurance plan to workmen's bihilf to gain osnersliip of and segetables stands in the mendation bids on water pipe to eek s study, a proposal by the service. Ron Korb, compensation, water lines particularly an tmrnunIty. be insta!led on S1W34, east of Samuel liodge of II and W president of the Skylark — Ordered the issuance of l)evonshire, west of Range line — Approved the Issuance of SR-427. Apparent low bidder (bage Service that free city Homeowners Association, sdd building permits resumed in the Road, where the city hopes to an occupational license to John was Davis, Meter and Supply fa%or of the uty granting an receiving the serice. compliance with all city orJullan also reported that the conduct a family educational bidding Included: Sewer and - west corner of U.S. 17.92 and doors at the servicenter for SR-434 Saturday ending a business Monday. II irt s ad - - Panama City Oil Talks remaining property out of the chased for thestation. Hart said But that plan was abandoned becaue FBI agents - fl It surival (J the fittest," Ilasley hart said, noting that seminole lie locked up his Longwood 66 SerVicenter for the lLLst tttni Petrolewn has offercned to buy WNGVOOf) - - •-_/ Eastland's aides who sutequenUy admitted I nlshlng -J_.. -- The FBI — pe By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer _____ 1 Eas fland Aid e F'ire d In 1 968 E i1na Case fl aI dFi Trash Collection Proposal Under Study NJ BRIEF __ • . _________ ___ - ___ E Longwood Council Considers Franchise Harts Quth ___________________ TT ____ Thursda1 Marchfl,197ê - — s' r Conipany We guafantee vaur satasfacnn /'m r1 be rokrded t4ieE __ - - - S I d Fl t I ____ — - ___ - : -:- -----u - :-: = - -- U __________ - ___ _______________ — �-, — RMS "O - - -A .- W _~ -1 M . . - ~, 1 1 - _ — . . - - ~... — -- - &- - - - ~7 _.j~ ~T,~ - - - 7 ". - ~_, - iII. - ., - . . - I - . -_ - - ; . . - - --- - - -. - - -:- -_ - - -_ , - -__ 00IN 1 Fit ENCII AVF..SAN Volt 1). FI-A, ,12771 Area CtX4e.w5-12-2.-.);I I It,* 831-WH Thursdy, March 11, 1976-4A Around AVNI•: L). IX)\i.F' Pu blisher U. UICIIAIWI.ON(; Editor "i Ill I V1 DA UUUUIF tn 'i 'I' it 1 l"Iia I tr Week. 5 (eflis \lnnUi $2 40 6 \hrnthc $14 20 Year. $28 40 13% Mail: In Flort&i s;iint- as h41111V deliver% All nnth. $2.70; f .\Ionths, $16r'211'1.2 '\I('fIttJ", S.-T-1 4o Ticket prices for this year's festivities, which go from practically ddytight to dusk, are scaled at $5 perday for adults ($8 for the two days, If purchased in advance) ,and $3 for students per day (or $5 for tht two dny3). Been getting call., from a Police Benevolent Association (PRA) lately requesting cwtributions? If so, don't be mWed! The IIBA that's calling you isn't the Sanford Police Benevolent Association nor any of Its members. According to Bob Ilernosky, president of the Sanford PSA, the local association Is In no way connected with the state association, thr. Orange County association or any other outfit whicb might The exact Iocadoa of this year's Bluegrass Isn't setyet, but it's hoped It will near Lake Golden, so people can enjoy the facilities near the lake while taking In the festival. Any way, according to geta call from someone representing themselves as be soliciting The I c cording Be-k be making telephone calls starting this Friday (March 12), asking people to help .support the a 1 4) 117, 6~ !-/: I _______ being associated with the PBA, verification can be made easily by calling the Sanford Police Department. Sanford PBA-sponsored Bluegrass Festival, which Don't get taken, but do support our local organiza tion of dedicated la w enforcement officers. will be held here May 28-29 Canada's Isn't rL A committee of the Canadian Senate has identified 32 different "preblem areas" in relations between Canada and tl~e United States of America. 7be length of the list surprised U.S. oilicialis, even those who have been noting a deterioration in U.S.Canadian relations. However, e can add one problem that the Clock ~._ organIzation w ill be asking for a tar-deductible contribution -and believe us, it's worth every cent you'll spend. Florida's business community will observe a "Salu te to America's Armed Forces" this Friday during th e 355th Recruit Brigade Review at the Loast year's Bluegrass Feitival wao it huge Orlando success and this year's Is expected to be even Florida Chamber cf Commerce. bigger and better. Florida Chamber President MacDonell Tyre ,~f -- TOM TIED E Canadians understandabi did not mention. dnd it could be the key to many of th e others. It is the t•. Prime Minister Pierre' '; ' -1I . calculated to "v t the •than nourish what ought to be a close working relationship between our two governments. Mr. udeau is obliged. of course, to stand up for Canada's independence from U.S. influence. win ser-ie as Reviewing officer for over 6M recruits ir nine-week bRsic training accompleting the I tivides. Nearly 100 business execufives and local charn ber of commerce leaders from all across Florkia aLso will pwliclpate In the graduation reviewing stands. exercises from the ceremonies, a luncheon will honor Following the Capt. Glen the Naval Training Fisher Jr., Corncheek ard Capt. William G. and manuing in Orlando iuti of this 0 porturdty to "We are most honor the military in Florida, which contributes so he security Of Our notion and to the great Y economic sta bility of our sta te" Tyre stated. With this graduating class , more than 170,000 young men completed their training at since IWthe Orla ndo NavalTraining It Is the only This facility is unique since ,, men and a location m the nation which and car Car eers women recrui ts for their it jus0v dardsand rcpii1atiei ' Its deserves Navy,"' Tyre stated. ___.."1 .., .., - I I L-4 /. \ . II I..O National pride demands this of Canadian best face to Gerd Ford's less th an smashing imp-act on the early primary campaigning, tI,e President's people are blaming thrA convenient politicians, and Canada has some genuive problems in national identity resulting from a when the United States recentl . i tne intervention of Cuban troops in the Angolan civil war, it would not have been difficult for Mr. Trudeau to postpone a scheduled visit to Havana as a gesture of support on an issue that should concern every nation in this hemisphere. Instead, he not stands for mcdd1 r. Generously indignant, lVhite liotLse employes suggest that Nixon s trip China has reminded votet s of the recent Republican past and thereby interrupted Ford's attempt convince t populace that he is brave, loyal, trustworthy, obedient and, don't forget, reverent. It isn't the first tim2 the Nixon name has been used to explain away the negatives of Jerry Ford's crusade for sainthood. From the beginning of his unelected administration, the President through his apologists has whispered th at the Nixon legacy and the Nixon apparition J1 41 II I ~ -1 * . 4 ., ~, I I I -, , f C, , , Weapon I, WHIGN -Candidate Gerald Ford has - i, 1 sk,~~ *Y_~ a secret weapon named Arthur Bums, known to most of us as Use controversial, stubborn, some ' ,, tr_., ?yt',f ", , I PC! V., ' s 0 . I .-. • — __ _____ ____ .4 IN . .. '- - N - I U I - i'Y 9 4 , r ______ KIWANIS AIDS . - ____ ,--M.- - - .\ - Changed .. . - . r ;. 1 Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis Club President Cliff Miller, right, and chairman of youth activities Larry Sinclair present a SW check I theclub's Youth Peanut Os to Sco li t P Dona of Boy Scout Troop 508, Sanford, for t:mp acd%-Ides. Oferald Photo by LW! VIent Jr) _______ ______ _______ .... - • ' ' A Bahamian psycatrist Hears t Pare n t s M a in ta in = u . SAN RANCtSCO (Al') -. whcntheir22.yearld daughter sethacks. lJke waxen figures, the parents takes the witness stand in the "We're not seeing him much jt each da) in the same front harsh lit of the courtroom ill paper anymore. He reads bench, shoulders inches apart, "Being in court anytime is a the paper each day and takes an L&M ~111~11111FI commit any crimes. People Wick has Issued a statement, I only ask me if he was a Nazi. don't know," he said. I have no knowledge about There are an estimated any crimes. I don't know ... and 000 Rotarians ftoughout the ed --.' .- --- ' f. - . - - 11V1VU%J1V=_ -_ 77 PE.N11311OKE PINES, .. .. __________ Inmates Constant Vigil In Court eyed daughter st,ands trial -with torney William Coblentz, a has an occasional idea on a to be evacuated frorn a soars of her life at stak efamily ' lO\TjFA1. (Ar) ie tederation of Wfl.Ii % ~. W I 1.~, II . .. . I ful e "But the tr'al ties him u of the South Florida Sthte tionr them On second thought, Bums could turn out to be a 0 . k 'I ... , i. . 1'rade Unions has blamed management for a construction "', I.. ",1 1 I Sce Related Story Page 6-A. I 14 I : " . . . . I 4*P Randy's an amazing guy; I Hospital because of a Mr. Ford's nemesis — a btone about the can. t from the early morning until f *_ ,, accidentMonday at the Olympic stadium that killed four u Randolph A. licarst, tall even don't'know how he keeps it 4:30 in the afternoon. Then he , , didate's neck -If this academic controller of the ininor fire, but there were men _Z, ri his hi'h backed .sea t, greying together .,I .. " S&tS ha t television) network n injuries and no one nition's money ruppl) i I"I 1, 11 .% .1 ,,;I Olympic officials have sai(l the accident was the result -,~N I 4, . t o 4 , ., 'L' ., , , ;",. :,~. , , hair slicked back, maintains his 11- 11 t t_4 Coblentz, a coworker of news does in the way of covvs.caped. officials reported. to clamp doi4m on the number of dollars floating .. . '' of in.assive concrete beams being installed 'ncorrecOy. . .'.V,,, , , C. I ~ . I gare through tortoise shell '~": . . I 1. through the banking system. , . I 717he men were inside the beams at the time that they fell _ne fire, which occurred only went to Cuba but muddied the atmosphere by I glasses. Catherine Hearst, dent of the San Francisco ExSince her (laughter's Feb. 4, i 185 feet. . (( . Mr. Niion blamed his 9VVednesday night in the 1960 defeat on the I1 . ' • . g reporting afterward that Fidel Castro was sendin' and matronly, aminer, sums It up, "The trial 1974, kidnaping, Mrs. Hearst, I At I 'F Mareel Pepin, ' J Id Id Wednesday thatbouffant blonde lagging •i ' economy, due in pail. to Federal Reserve Washington Ward, was rocips • A f ri ca a great deal of thought ' shifts leer eyes as if always is a total preoccupation with University of California regent '1 -tsp ecific ' Board stringency, extinguished in a few when he was Vice Presiden ~ conscious of the gaze of others Rand) and Catherine If the for 10 scars has attended oflas feeling." 1, I .. management on how to install the beams. .,/.* under General Eisenhower. ,Mr. Nixon made minutes However heass . Being the parents of Patricia trial goes well, they (the four o , 'Mis is not what we would expect from a fr iend ,' Aings. . I y certain there wasnosuch problem .. .smoke forced the evacfacing him In ______________________________________ Campbell Hearst , defendant, Heats feel good. 11cr last appearance was Sept. and ally. And it leads to the quNtion of whether Mr. IM Serne say we are still suffering from that •i — uation of inmates into the vexing troubles. '. ....• . has become a fulitime job. one "Iben there are down days. 18. 1975, the day she wa!; inoverheating Trudeau is doing more to hinder than to help in the of the econom y. hospital yard, where they I First there was the Nixon fallout to endure I Ihat demands a constant show I've talked to lndy when he fonned of Miss Hearst s Cap. 11% r search for solutions to the problems drawing s sere guarded by police and then there were the Nixon holdovers, and For now. Burns, though it's clt!ar he is of loyalty and passivity at the thoght Zhings were going well, ' ' e . , ,heriff's deputies. Canada and the United States apart. His govern. dominated by economic formulas and 11 through it all the Ford forces say there has been most critical of times — such as and others when there were , "Most of the other appointed I. ..& I the Nixon poinsoned atmosphere in which the politics, is doing well by Mr. Ford. He's ex. merit is following an alarming path of "protec Hospital officials had . f ~ re nurtu r ing of e'fective lesdership is all but tin' panding the money supply at a relative!) rapid t ionism" — ranging from new limits on oil and gas ' little comment on the inN. records in this time period, but possible. The White Hotv;e says Ford was pace, considering everything — and prosperity ident and there was no -. exports to the United States, to an attempt to 0 not all of them are going HOSPITAL NOTES 76 blackened by Nixon in pardoning him and from 1 1 1 I ndication that any e seems around the corner. T'he rate of inflation is through this sort of ordeal, " ir bolster the Canadian publishing industry b . - 1,1 . then on the benefactoe's ghost has been sliding down, somewhat erraucally to be sure, KiGFMTDR changing the tax status of to popular magazines everywhere detrimental. The greatest problem lxii own Employment is InChUi up having - i,tR( 1110, 1g6 Brenda Jean Hobbs, Long__ cerses Ttic hospital has bten owned by U.S. companies- A government take-over risen 2 million we have," said a Ford ally recent.1y, "is trying to last March. The decline in e really don't want to is ADMISSIONS: wool plagued In recent wee of the potash indwstry in Saskatchewan is leadin get rid of the ti, " tally faLse retim Llwt this is a 'Oh That's Just a Hobby, Doctor' unemployment, however, has been un. . anything," Ifearst says apoIG'_ v ith escapes by criminall For d-Nixon executive branch. .0/-- %~;-, I U .S. farmers to fear that a v:a1 supply of fertilizer I satisfactory, down only to 7 and thre"uarters. getically when approached by Andrew K. Colley City charged inmates, causing 10 Forgetting for the moment Owt President per cent from 9, leaving seven million unem. mav be cut off. I Joh nnie the press. "We don't know Dixon L ..• Frank us sition of stiff, new Plant Ci ty Ford o 1/ s es&nan were ed and an average unemployment period of Mr . Trudeau s attitude thing yet about the final outsecurity th e United precautions and a BIRTHS: not for Dick Nixon, there is some tru th in the IfUM fl near i i wee weeks a a time many have 1C tiC iDe 0 lnSOfl 0 States often resembles that of a Ibird World Adni-diiistra Lion's insistence thrit the latter is U)e exhausted their benefits. to cay until we do You under June D Kelle) Mr. and Mrs Joseph admimstration statesman. Canada is not a developing country, by former's everlasting low blow. To the extent a • Pi'o sm J mi ng _ a a . [cc the months ahead, however, 13 I any means. Canada and the United States hav'e Ford is the chosen successor of and by the most 1. Irene I.. Linch Mr. and Mrs. Otis (1.ouise the fact that industri.1 output rose almost I per developed side by side Their economic destinies denigrated President in American history, he J Priced I JI I I I IUI cent in December and anoth er 07 per ce nt in II • suffers wrongly from associated guilt. are inseparable • if their relations ' James Willard Prescott DISCIIAR(1LS January, and that man hours worked In private /i,/77/i'7' Nonetheless, there are limits to this kind of are 1.0 continue 1.0 be Osr mutualS 'S.UCflILIL. NEW YORK (AP) - I-lame ownership, sa id Sinab) estimates often sell for $5 000 less While nonfarm industries increased at an annual rate cause and effect. Clearly, Ford's belief that a Philip C. Smithy, is a principle that made new home sales fell In January to the lowest of more than 8 per cent those same two months. U.S. officials have been accused of taking Anna I Taulty 1 C. ;r Richard L Barnes globetrotting Nix on is costing him votes Is ab. t,, ' , ' America great lie feels that fredom, More work for Dorothy Slabaugh, DeLand those inlevel m six months, the James Beaver already on Canada for granted as a willing partner in p3licies existing hoire market the job is usually 'l ç surd, it in fact an unworthy excuse. Richard depeMence and owning a piece of property are remained very strong. A Fisher, Dellona I I Isiah Bradley a prelude to Increased hirings In the months that perceived from Washington to serve our common 1_UJI1li1lI1 It can't be overlooked here that Ford came by all facets of the same aspiration. Paul 1%lunk, Deltona The attitude Is somewhat comparable to that Bettye M. Duffey good. This is no doubt true, and th ere must be more his ex cuse honestly. Perhaps not bright enough Wesley L. Tyler, Enterprise which exists In the automobile market, In which Charles S. Faulkner Now in this bicentennial year, m Overall, since last April, the combined output effort on our part to understand the Canadian point to create such complicated reasorthig himself, he 1 Thomas A. Scott, Geneva William P. George Americam who t to fulfill the dream find futi-tdze used cars in good condition comnutnd of factories, mines and power plants has in. THIS MAN IS has been assisted by a popular sentiment which they of view. However, the point of view often Ifelen M. Remusat, Lake Paul C. Greening cannot affnr t'he down payment or the premium prices, while sales of some new creased at an annual rate of 11.5 per cent. "Editorial sti ng, backed by solid has been almost unanimom in opposing the represented by Trudeau is so nationalistic that 1 ar Gladys B. Hall . y installments required. The average new compacts are dragging. I Nwin trip. . can only make the ob of fence-mend i ng much sports are on an upswing nrd expected to house pr iced person ' For weeks Washington obsm,ers have — a iona Review harder. Mars William Johnson reeing only mischief Ir., the event, drawing means. said to be evidence of a reluctance to [ace and other industrial nations move out of the -A_ Ernest 0. Barwick, Lake Kortney Kuhn th preposterously ominous innuendos irorn it, i.e. R-) we abwdon the goal? No, said Smaby, who reality, and it is probably true. But It Is a con- doldrulms. Mo nroe hattie Lawson __ m NixonWDuld not only hurt Ford in Peking, but is & new president Of the NaUonal Amaciation ditiOn also that cannot continue. T'he supply isn't --- -_ r... v_W_-_---__-. — -_ --Noah Matthews On the home front, mortgage monev is 11 S Foreipn nolsev wII I' ''L' — ~ f f 't-;, zt ;ctn &tcdJ w wiuihirr JF ~0 ' _t~ available and rates are edging down "aT a A Vill Fu La ave suggeswu every evu found in the forefathers, to basics api simplicity. J Michael SeIg ____ ,Jft otecticnLst regulation by the government and will be allowed Smby believes that builders. 3etieri vid save the Possibility he would bring horne some 40I, Bums is M talking a worry game. But aIRW W Philip Stanley .Sr. to test its strength in the marketplace. against the existing ?I J i M "People will demand such houses be built," buyers are all about to acinept the reality 3r.& out " new form of Asian flu. I , -It always waorim. 11C I . . saPfAe.st when he's . — M w-:~ Mrs. Eddie (Altaine,se w J.) ,_ said Smaby. prtmildent algo of bermel-Smaby commerciai teievison "em. back. ... Well, humbug. Nixon's ,lourney was little frcttirig. And lie's always threatening to cl3mp . . INIartin & Baby Girl — That day, when viewers can choose the number of channels more than an attempt by a defeated TflSfltO Realty of Minneapolis. "I feel they are willing to ,P W . . down on we money supply to prev"nt runaway iHV 'Realtors have been saying this for a ic* the amenities for a plot with a basic they want to have, will make possible television programm ing prove to the world he still has friends. Surely It ,,, __________________________ time," said Smaby. Now, he said, "I [eel bulb. Matthew Giermek, DeBar) directed to smaller, r. ore selective audiences -like magazine L/%rERT INSTALLATION even his bitterest enemies can understand the F — ers sense it" AnI he continued, "People art. Ann M. Vitt, nrtaaudiences He seems to fall Into a new school of OR SAVE AND DO IT .. I pathos involved. Dishonor aside he's only been That house would contain two bedroo ms and demanding F VOflOflhiCS — prctagonists of the Keynslans that such a house be built' The present system dictate:s programming that appeals to a discredited, not convicted, and k can't be fairly one bath. It would be similar to those buiIt finYOURSELF ,jPr Anna liaraburdo, Deltona ___________ who hold that a W liberal supply of monev leads mass rudience — and only a mass audience All three of condemned for massaging his spirits By the mediate!) after World WarlI,hesaid, a house of Some builder's, in [act, already have 'ut many to inflation , causes consumers to Lighten their rnajor networks must strive for mass appeal during a1J of the way,the alternative to his re-emergence into the 900 to 1,100 square fect with an expansion attic ' 1 '-1 i, ' thousands of dollars off their product without, belts and Wnd less, even "Mg tona • , prune time dayhghL of reality is his continued isolation h for another bedroom as financial ability im they say, compromising quality construction more mw. Ca ble channels, perhaps as mans as 60 available to each San Clemente, which the pundi ts also condemn proves sta ndards — AT11T Mar)grage McDade, Dtlton i _____________________________________________ I1 — subscriber, will offer much giruter selectivity and o 9 It is evident now that Richard Nixon b Right now, says Burns. however, consumers Conceding that the price of land. labor, money William .. H Weaver, Deltona specialization. I A~ I . . . . ? _.~ 1 The cutbacks generally involve reducing the are loosening their pocketbooks in anticipation . 11~ neither going to go away forever nor five among am materials have contributed to the sharp rise lot size and the size of the AA Rugh P. Goble, Lake Mary I . In 20 years, cable television has nmde htful progress, house too, leaving the 'is as a properly confessetl and remorseful in the cost of new housing, Smaby notes that an- attic unfinished, reducing the detal 0 0 , 0 1 of better days. His goal is to keep just enough Pemice M. Sobeck, Lake . always reUu*d by Fedn-a! Camunic2tions Commission em, - -W . . . .. sinner. lie is going to march to his own drum, other reason was the enlarging of hous, t 2, 57 0 16, as * I ': $ ling, funds in our pockets to keep us all Optimistic and I ..", 'I . , .. Si'ftford's- N*W*SI - U "t 1~ es 0 000 eliminating garages and even carports rulings designed to Protect commercial television stations from wherever it leads, hence the nation is going to 'A .) Firmst ~ , using spending, and panting for more, but riot enough I I I L'Tanya D. Payne, I.Ike empetition. Cable systems are told what movies they can show ..less glamorous kitdm fixtum and the like. __ -_ 'A' have to come to Urms with thts inevitability ; As a result , then and what channels they can retransmit,. lie is going to travel, and has a raght to It He cost o f eyp ca new, single. a n panic and caution, causing the Charles J. Sheffield, Winter ~ - _ family home Congressnien have sided wi th the commercial broadcasting s going to make money with h.s memoirs, for median income around $40, today, while the FlAlters nomy to stumble , eco to Sp rings the editor are wel co med for industry but now the Justice Department has joined with the Is around $13,000. Only a small that is the capitalist way. One d&y, like Herbert -I - I f b • publication. All Kathl ee percen n M Losell , Clarke letters must lie signed, with a tage of cable systems to argue in court that cable television has been If Burns is successful in this tightrope Hoover, he may even become a curiosity that therefore, can afford the ho mailing address and II possible, a telephone excessively regulate6 and unjusdy restricted. the t ' transcends public bitterness, and we will have to C walking betw cen too much and too little money, number so the identity of the writer may be Ti Stella M Arnold, Binning There is no reason for the government to protect over-theaccept him as sentimental Sunday supplement and few Federal Reserve Board chairmen What Smaby says Is not new, but It Is a hard have tcrifj( d Th e I' tening lkrald will respect t air signals at the expem of signals that come into the home proven fare- To simply continue to hate him becam JeLmn to 3ccept, many builders went bankrupt themselves adept at this juggling then %%I-,h(-s (if viriters %4ho do) not want their w.atos over a wire God'doesn't strike him down, or to go on re.scting rather than cut back, and many potential buyers Polls or no Polls, prim,aries or no prirnaries, the ill In print Tim, F st ning He rald also reser 40 ' n heat whenever he displays his arrogant jowls cu'itlnued to rent rather than lower the level post relationships between presidential e1ecjons I of the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to would hurt him less tha,a us. He did wrong, but be their dreams. and the anticipation of prosperity R Spacc requirements. certainly 1 .I I I i w.c, brouOlt down for it and then ta nL4xd. would favor Mr. Ford providing lie keeps his __ - ---_ SOff.e also sought out older homes, which . . nose clean and makes no outraRemLs blunders. __ \ Ill Wednesday's high 71. toda) .' % .,--, • I:.. ' / \ ' *.zZ Ifarry A. Stewart, general the move from Dutcl~ Rota- years before the Geman occu- said Wick "resigned the nomi. rians, an official of the world- potion of Austr ia, and In Febru- notion for personal reaso ns as wide ser vi ce organization says. ary 19b was called Into the he stated it," after a protest by Waf(en SS, the Nazi elite army The Netherlands Rotarians. r. gang , vice cnrps, because of his position. The nominating committee, chairman of th e board of direc. The New York Times carried however, comprised of persons a similar report in iV3 nursday from six regions of the world, Magensite Co. in lthdenthein, editions. once again chose him. Austria, was the sole candidate %Viettm1 also said that Under Rotary rules, any of picked earlier this year by an Wick spent more than a year In the 16,705 chapters worldwide 11-member Rotary nominating a British internment camp in may place in nomination any committee. Austria after the war. other qualified nominze before Simon Wiesenthal, an AustriThe governors of the 8,000 an April 16 deadline. But If no an Jew who since the end of Rothriaas in The Ne ther la nds other candida te Is proferred, World War 11 has made a ca- issued a formal protest against after a Ik'ay withdrawal perireer of hunting ex-Nazis-In-hid. the nomi na tion, as did Israel, od, Wick automatically would lotar nf1ifaIc said Wisn be elee at th e organI7atnn'i u. June13 con',ention in Ne OrIn a telephone interview leans to see from JWy l Wednesday night in Chicago, through June 1q78. .i I Stewart said Rotary Inter. Wicsenthal sai d he knew of no national has not sued any war crimes that Wick alleRedly statement over Wick's alleged might have committed. "it Is affiliation nor is one intended. I / 1 . - . . CHICAGO(AP)-Rotary In- tant economic post from 1938 '' - ro eS is ternational has nominated as until early 15 in A ustria. secretary of Rotary inter117f Its nex' president an Austrian Wiesenthal said Wick became national at Its Evanston head: -vA'.jzi despite protests against a Nazi member in 1933, five quarters in stil~,uoban Chica o, 4.4 . - / ~0'~ \~J. .I I' ' _ _~ .. mpany's 1101I jumbo jet in "Ile said, 'Ehig, we want to do It with someone we trust 11,t! nWitrally ,A,! ~Ion't want it advertised,"' Katayama .;., aid. He told me, 'You probably know about Swiss bank accounts rde r Testim rder stim ony on y _______ Sr ae Dutch, - ______ .. I it sacationi U.S. busiian. Dr. Henry Podlewski, the only psychiii1risl, in this ruition of islands, told a three-judge appeals court Wed'sdaY that Michaiah Shobek, 21, of Milwaukee, was "probotiy a paranoid schizop hre ni c." The court to which llbdlewski's written statement was read still must decide whether to take up iobek s appeal and whether to let the psychiatrist tesfify. 4 . , t ' .~V.. . .W ,-, . . 9 ', .• NS,\U, Rohanias AP, %I 4 I 4 " I T. 1, "I , ' (. - _~% 1 L'....; .r Thursday March 11, 1976-5A Rotary Nominates Ex-Nazi ____ WS iTh(ELES API .- Th ey met in 8 room in hong Kung's Mandarin Hotel, and when it was over Lockheed [ Lid blank receipts to cover pa of its rnulthnI1liono1lar [KiYoffs in Japan and Shig Katayama wits $75,000 richer. Katayania, president of th e 11) Co rp., named in Senate testimony as a Japariesp agent for the sea n(la I-,ATaeked aerospace company, told The Associated Pr on Wednesday that he was approached early in 1974 by A 11 . ________ -., ea • I !I, ~- . O.. S 0 1. -1:_. _ ____ J apanesee Company Re lates Tale Of Bribery ; ~ I • I RAY CROMLEY 1 ; WORLD Mu . ______________________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, - _W~~, ._ , ff_.1. , .,Tt.1* .-I M_ i I;-I~ I 0 19 - lieutenant - RMN 0 Albatross ForFord• - - ____ E%TCniiigITIIaJ(1 _- . "~,- .- -.' - ______________ - ~~_ I - - __*ilf~__111 I Z'- - - W--_ - ~ ~~ - -I Buy a DELUXE : ___*s Conditioner You 90i COO air at a cool pricel now for add-on or get a cash refund . d irect from General Electric. _______J elft - - II C I R I f- pooan " ' ____ %- - - '. M : £ NOW OPEN I URNITURE d ni 111 :Z . I II I .. ' D-luxs CerArm FU Air CON11100rom TA-R1 Modeft ~ on DELUXE Central Air Conditioners, depending on model and capacity. 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[or girls from 14 to 18. years. But the grovith rate has gone on rising draw subsidized housing and other benefits from -11. . I . . 1 1 .~ - ""k- i ~d - , - - : _- _________ ------A ' . , I TheAlI-djaM i'o' . , PC anu-pregnancy vaccij using . ri';t'r t1f'-t • JIHIJ., L'S hornimeal gelfflted during pregnancy. Trials ' a n p cent _______ 'iS -- Partly cloudy end mild with scattered showirrs. Lows near 50 north to GOs south and near 0 treme north Mon da y wi th highs r 01 . 0 6 . s • • a - in 6O Friday's Daytona Beach tides: high 4:13 a.m., 4:40 p.m.. low 10:25 a.m., 10:43 p.m. Port M., low p.ni a ii', 1041 p.m. Ing ,1 nw" - _9A Ifyou'vebeenthinkingaboutbuyingorbujldjng a new home, start Shopping! The time is now! The First has money to lend to qualified home b s t k.i at r ' .I '.II ..? 1'S' f' c , ' .- -1 1-4- - ; ' I i' A.c i' ' - - i - ."X 4W , -4. -;_slv A' .1 t rj Ir. 1'r—_., -_- . _; __ -,_____ 1--~---i-~----!--:----~--.O~---i.. -_ - .JV_`_ --, L - ----LL -I- _ - - - ,-,-__ - __ _ -,. M .---Vf_ am& ~Z_9512-' W .-~I-, e ~, T ,-17 -_ -~-~~Z -~_. i 5-91 __ -~__ . I..-_. - V__ __ - ~_~&I - . am 04 -- - Z.- -- _____ V - '-.& ~ 1 0, .,- . - - . .. 4 es. Call orvisit anyone You II find The First people are good people to know when you're Shopping for a neW home. '" - - ~ NKKIL III - r.%~_ 0 III, V ' V - MI ~_ --___ I -' -. I.a.= - II L L - a f ' a1W uyer ' a4J' ;e'. 'i, -Y E %MJL "" near80. Lo% s tonight In the mid to upper 50s. Highs r"riday In southeasterly 15 m p h Friday R i roba bility .. ____ gOvernment has cut down the numbers 01 vphicies 911ocated to family planning. IndWdent surveys confirm ftt the idea of to an Intolerably high 2.5 p cent — bt'tcause of a workers with more than two children unlesa they limiting birth's is now widely accepte Immunity d in India steeper fall in the death rate The only way this agree to be ster ilized or adopt othe r approv ed but without sIde.effects The pill the mesas are not rea di ly asailabI in rirr i I may last 500 d trend can be broken, Mrs. Gandhi has !iinted-, il . methAs of birth control. areas where -a t tlie five Indian families live by compulsion. And the most effective form of Last week Punjab [ollwed suit aZkI ordered One recent is not th tmisklng On tsiese ings: U investigation in a district of 'cwnpulslon, the governmet now ?elleves, Is all people joining govermnnt srvice to sign an Gitndhl's Ixnne to .uu0fl 03 ince, Uttgr' Prad . prov ahortcit showed pou1atio sttsilization for . COLTIes with more than two mderWing not to have mote Ohm * two children; th.at Pome W per cent of adults 11~,l trol. Exper!ence In other never bern in children those already in service with two cc more contact with any family countries has shown. however, that planning workers The In the Ofl, run e(.tI(',ticin . t) ____ ~__ - %. A naicmaJ pacge o u aism- thnciren would be asked to have themselves rise In oil prices is h Centive5i3 still being evolved bya comjnjteof sterilized or commit themselves to con- sta La are traception. Other PrOPOSals now being ec.n. years but the government now adinits that its almady going aWd with radIcW new programs sidered include a ctuinge in Wi,edtance laws to iuntary approach has reached a "plateat." which may be used to test popular rea ct ion. Wtinheritance right tothe(Irsttwooree True, the birth rate declined, marginaliv, . 4/ an i 10 , .- fr' ' fwvff 0 ~10-4r:i~.A"_j~-~59~~ .L.t-1.j, r; -1- A~: -1&__-_% INC 42 WEATHE BERRY'S WORLD 'I-'.. ,.,,, ' _____ ________________________ i jr 11-. ;;'i -. "' .i. __: -~ " J .~ r , 11 _tIV, A4- .,r~ftI.- - _--O, ~,, iR,~ . , Z-~ ,tk _________ - A" '_ iopf " t --:_;_Yt!_ CALL A ALL - - 's $100 A ...r ,. . RCFIINDAMCUNT 2-2 TONS ____ BUY TODAY! :1 iI T ill $ ____ Al TT1r T_1 Ill, ----- RW 50 TO ACULPTU ____ I 1 4%i,'l1.:; ______ (f4 I 11 W i6 : ; ~~Z J~~,~ I (' e Evening Herald I 1 fffJ'k\ 1' L- Y Iiiil r 11 -iii 1iL 11 I' -. V 1r7,Jf1 . V ... ~'ll.~i!!;!".,-~.,,-:.---...;; vig-~- - - _- --~4 2~ '—\ 't 10 r F r --, Y~-_ , 11 — - oo The Cable Picture __ - 'NNIFF Watch i !" , toward -r q.-_6~ rst e era 1 of Orlando l.' '. - .. — — �_________ R19 - - 6A-EvenInqHer ar Sa nford Thursda y, M chiL 197' Qucstions Motives For Joining SLA CALENDAR . _ PSychiatrist Testifies Against Patt y - THURSDAY, SIARCH 11 W E- flc an IAIOfl Aunhiary Unit 3 of Sanford, G pm, Post home, 1792 Beta Chi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, home of Jane Ford, 2144 Sunderland Rd., Maitland, 7:30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous 8 p.m., (open) 1201 W. First St., Sanford. FRIDAY, MARCH joining terrorists in a bank holdup Dr. Harry Kozol, who was embroiled in a dispute with Miss lkarst in January, began his testimony for the PrOSeCUUOfl WCdfl(S&iy at her trial for ba nk rabbery. U.S. Atty. James L. Browning Jr. said Kozo], who interviewed the defendant five will was still a frightened kidnap victim wher. she joined her Symbionese liberation Amy captors Ln crime. Chief defense counsel F Lee Bailey said he would vigorously Art F-dibit by Central Florida Art Assm, Fashion ernment said Wednesday that t)efü. tmenUoned the SI th e tiny terrorist tribe that kidnapcd Miss Hearst on Feb. 4, 1974, by aikui htr to dcrzbe slain sL, chieftain Donald "Cthque' DeF reeze ng he quoted her as saying.. Kozo], 69, depicted Miss Hearst as III at th eir first meeting Jan. 7.He said he was dlstrubedby4'h1.soklngcothnlly. Poppy Day sponsored by American Legion Auxilia ry Unit 53 Sanford. Through previous dispute between the doctor and the defendant, Th e dimin utive, gray-haired expert appearing for the gov- A. Cinque and th e others. Q. What did they do? L. A thes told me! would go in th e barlic and get my picture taken and I did It they told me that If I didn't do it, I would be killed At that point, Kazol cald, Miss Hearst "quivered and hail sobbed" and he suggested that she take a sip of coff ee. and likes to be directly spoken to." "' In that vein, he said, he referred to the bank robbery and "I i. _____ 1. ' T drink -.., -. Gradick has been named Woman of the Year by the Sanford Kiwanis Club. Nominated by three different clubs, she received a plaque at - ______ ______ _____ - _____ •. .: % - fie said she replied. "They told me to," and he quoted this Judge Oliver J. Carter refused to remove the psychiatrist as a / ft - .. . . - . - - . - - nnnix i ftee Pap test arA breast check for women sponiored WHITE BRAID 7 WH Clubs; two-time District V FROSTS This year's winner is a treasirer of the Florida charter member, treasurer and Federation of B&PW Cub, prUamentarian of SISTER; a and a member of Pink Ladies charter member, twMime president, current sevu:id vi president and world affairs Woman of the Year award chairman of the Sanford presented by the Seminole - 1 Sanford Garden Club Center, 17-92 iit Sunland Estates. - Sanford Kiwanis Club, ________- - - lw for Women,free eight-eek seminar, 7:30 p.m. Building 46, Adult Educa tion Camu S call Corn. munity Seices Registrar. Thursday, March 11, 1976--7A caterer and benefactor to the County FederaIir" of Women's government consultant. Kozol subsequently examined Miss Hearst (our more tUneS, Q. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. a Wednesday luncheon at Sanford's Civic Center. The serve as foreman of a grand 'club that nominated her first- Business and Professional Count) Federation of Woman's jut>, she was also one of the SISTER, Inc will get Women's Club, past president Clubs first to Seminole women to traveling banner to of the Democratic Women's Florida Governor Reuben serve on a jury. display t year. the Club: past o fth( aT dick s Circ le t? nford winner of the award, which is Garden Club; past by-laws named after Roberta Gatchel, chairman of the Seminole Kozol denied that he had been harsh, and U.S.District Court exchange with the defendant at her jail cell: Who were they? - C ASSIC Aia 115 - W Mrs. Slyrtle Cameron Gradlek ileft) was named Woman of the Mrs. Gradlek, accepted the Kiwanis travcling banner which Year by the Sanford Kiwanis Club Wednesday. Mrs. Nora Gor- honors the club represented by the winner. don, president of first of three clubs to Sale prices effective thru Sun. March 14 onlyl Hurry - • lfl and ShopDowntown PI Cl Uu u b 'iOu __________________________________ 20 % off men's Jacarands Mete, 7%V p.in., Sanfoird Garden Club Center. Bring fresh or dryor arran tunI for critique by Mrs Charles We. Senior dtens Tour to Tampa Ybor City. Leaves Sanford Civic Center, 8 am. Pick up at CasseIberr> 8D ops a.m. Return 5:30 P.m. e 16 --_=- Open houze and student art show, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 Blvd p.m., at Crealde Art Center 524 St. Andrews Winter ParL Audubon Wildlife Film, on kangaroos, 2 and 8 p.m, Bosh Auditorium ROIIjI College vents and smart contrast stitching. Dusty blue, dusty green, oyster. St. Patrick's Day Corn Be Dinner and Dance, Fr. I vor K of C Rail, O4 Oak A ve., Sanford, 7:30 p.m. mmond's D11eland Rand. ic b Jack ________________________________________ -- Save 20% p • Peg. $5. Sho rt sleeve solid color sport shirt of polyester-combed cotton double contrast stitching. In navy, blue, tan, red, white, Long sleeve style. Peg. $6. Sale 4.80. C..I UI Sanford TOPS plant and rwnmage sale, 9a.m. to 4:30 pmL.Longwood Flea Market, I mike north of SH 434 on 1792. Through March 14. ' flfl U I£..I U•.iU ' Req. 3 for 3.75. Tissue nylon tricot elastic leg briefs. with cotton lined crotch. Lighweight, opaclue and run. reristant. 34 to 40. Extra sizes 42 to 46. Reg. 3 for 4.50. Sale 3 for 3.60. Maltiand Municipal Center open house, noon W 6 p.m.. and ChambI of C4mmerce festival and f1sh fry, 3:30 to 9:30 p.m. DedicaUcin 3 p.m. Sale 3 for D-.pL 20th anniversary dinner-dance, fire hail. Program, 8p.m.; dance, 9:30p.m. Sale 4.80 shirt of polyester-cotton. Blue, brown, green prints. Long sleeve style. Reg. $7. Sale 5.60 - ___ - -- 20 I 1 Mid Florida Sinales Auocia!loa cookout. 2 urn it the Lake Mary hne of 0-acker Donaldson, 172 Lake Mary Ave. Mary MONDAY, MARCH 15 South Seminole Garden Club, Casselberry Woman's Clubhouse, I p.m. Sanford Rotary Club, noon, Sanford Civic Center. AlcoholicsAcunymuus, 8p.m., 1201 W. First St. Sanf ord(rlosed), TOPS Chapter 79, ova BaptW Chum, Crystal U" and Country Club, Luke Mary, 7 p.m. T'JESDAY, MARCH 16 Sanford Tourist tad iuffIeboard Club covered dish supper, 6 p.m., clubhouse on lakefrohL 'g C ass Of fered 299 compactor compact3 trash Reg. 1.25 Washcloth to about original volume Features a 1 co It nylon bucket with buillein !;4th its handles. Security devices include key lock, on/off switch, trash door interlock. White acrylic enamel on textured steel top. #7002 Trash compactor #7003 with 2 reversible panels finished in decorator colors I IMedicare softly is richly Jacquard pattern In an old English design and finished with fringed ends. Fashion colors. Washers and dryers. : Subscribers Med'care Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of Kn t i • COMMODES e PATIENT LIFTERS 0 DATUEQUIPMENT rflhllOuNT 5 wiw I Obtain then stivices under Medicare Orig. sold for SS & s6 Or i g. Now 1119 95 . Reg. 199.95. 14 lb. single sp"d washer Sale 67.99 athletic oxfords, Sale Reg 79 99Bs'oril',O Boys' g irls' Specd 1 Reg. 49.95. Electric 2-cycle dryer. No 1540 Reg. 279.95. Automatic 6-cycl# washer. ISa le -- Sale 1 1 78 NO 4 Reg. 199.95. Matcbing 6-setting dryer. I Lawn Care Class Set 10 speed 26" racer. Sale 109.99 q Men's speed 27" racer. Sale 8.79 A home lawn care seminar will be offered by the Seminole combination uppers, contrasting stripes and Sizes P 2.6. -- I - g - - MEDICARE SUPPLY Co. 11) East Kentucky Ave., DeLand, Fla. CLIP AND SAVE I 'CHARGE IT' at Sanford Plaza Penney's-Open Monday thru Saturday I o cl.m. till 9 P.M. Open Sunday 1-5 p.m. Store.. Ph. 323-1310. County Cooftrative 1,7xtension from 9. on arc to 11:30 a.m. at First Federal SavI and lhan of Seminole, :j Room 1, 312 W. First St., Sanford. The Scininar, free to all area re-eldents, will cover turf gr,ass varieties, lawn maintenance pest ll the Agri-Center to register as space is limited- ,,l4 • I I4 A J) CHIN A t\T 1 Cf)) beauty has served them all through th eir married lives and, in turn. has been handed d ow n as a cherished heirloom, ' • 218- 22o E. FIRST ST. PH. 322-3524 - FACTORY OUTLIT FACTORY OWNED Has 'Just received a Al IIII, +r Li \f d - r 7 LIuI P- 4 tJ fII'II \ :- bhoes' . r' . FRO 99 $ 99 , / 1 NEW BORN TO SIZE 12 Spring Wardrobe Reg Length 12l824Mot TODDLERS dry prints and stripes Assorted styles and sizes. $38.00 84,99 Christening First Pinafore Dress Communion Ankle - CHILDREN'S 4-5-6-6X $6.99 RL 1 7.8-10-12 85,99 899 Length 1 7.99 r -- i - '6.99 -- $7 234 0 11 ULM Dress & _ 100 pct. Polyester drip , Coat. Dress & Bonnet Sets NEW E 0.3 Mo INFAITTS Choose Your Those first uncertain steps call for protection sup pod, smooth inside construction, lots of toe and grow roorn. Here's the shoe with all those things. by the people with more than a half-century of experience. 8. 99 9.99 19.99 19.99 $700 , 18 - .9 19.99 OPEN FRI. NITES OPEN: SHOE Ig 11 204 E. FIRST ST. -- MON.SAT CENTER 10a.m.ty5p.m FRI. NITE ___ IXILIIU3 ____ - t h; Shoe BABES basketball hoec Whitz on black Sizes 102 2' . ' Four ge nerations of brides have chosen Haviland as their china. Its exquisite ' h e Sr rci I for FIRST STEPS baking bread, Per5ons attending should bring their own supplies, and should register workshops by calling the (omniun itCinninpCentcr Peg. 5.99. Striped or women's •- Ages Sale 4.79 1 -. IM only Sizes S-M-L Bi k e Sale Sate 258 As Prescribed by Your Physician 100 pct. polyester Spring colors Save 20% on boy's Sale $ 188No.1600 > *BREATHING MACHINES e PRESSURE BED PADS - ., - . Lake Slary, Sunday at 2 p.m. The Community Canning Center will offer a free home canning class March 16 at I t p.m.. The class, which will cover the basics of home canning with demonstrations, is open to all area residents. Th e center is located at 504 E. Celery Ave., Sanford. Also free to(lie pu*)Iic will be a seminar conduc*ed by Brenda Nicholson of Lake Helen March 23atlpmon the use and prejuiration of whole wheat grains for home baking. Misses sleeveless - 'Brittany' ensemble on looped all cotton terry We Hill Medilnre $ - - AA£ ___ -• print C11" __ Orig.$199. JCPenney trash CLIP AND SAVE 4J$ I Specia I buy Now $ i - t The Story Of Eric," a childattend African jazz and dance Everyo ne is asked to bring a birth film, was shown at .Op5 Ivill perform In covered dish . All aria singles Deltona Public lAbrary last Businesswomen college week, sponsored b) Education Honoring America's 200th inited The e1r of the ierence will be the poetry For A Gentle Birth. The film birthday, the Orange Heritage reading competition, with depicted the Lwnaze techni- Chapter of the American awards being presented to que of childbrith, sometimes Business Women's Association poe ts and artistsduring the sou referred to as natural child. will hold it, spring enro ent food buffet in the student birth. Steve and Bonnie Phil, March 28, at 739 Albertsori who spoke of their childbirth Place, Orlando, 2-4 p.m., ac. center. experience, stressed the im- cording to Mrs. Jen Iseli, portance of classes to learn the chapter president. skills to cope with labor and the The enrollment event theme, Xi Epsilon Sigma Chapter , need to work toge ther as a Bicentennial Party, will focu.s Beta Sigma Phi, recently team, on the professional, educahonored their 16 Valentini FducatlonForAGentle Birth tional, cultural and social Girl Joyce iMrs. Charles) is a non-profit organization advancement of womnn in Sammet witl!i an ice cream fest de(heated to helping couples bminess -in a dual celebration at Farrell's. She had earlier t Reg. $2 Hand towel S • .;. __ The Afr o-American Society of nation corsage. give birth to thur child in an of America's independence as a Seminole Community College Members atten di ng Included educated and di gnified manner. count ry, and women's mdcwill hold its seco nd annual Vertis Sauls, Ruby Carter, The group advocates the pendence in today's wciety. ('uniniunity Involvement (;race Marie SteincIer, June presence of the father during , ThLs event nnConference Friday, at 8 p.m. Helms, Glenda Emerson, labor as well as delivery. He is annualiv to introduce AUWA The conference will open wi th Amoret Lu Rosa, Joan Brooks, not considered a spectator but a and the local chapter to the Valencia Community Ruth Iloffon, Joyce Sarninet, coach and is trained with his business women in this area. College Afro-American Dottie Bolton and Marilyn wife to use specific tools to Throughout this period similar Cult ural Society Gospel Choir In Meredith. manage the course of labor and events will be held across the concert at St. Paul Missionary Members toured Sanford delivery. 1,300 Bapt is t Churth, 9th Str eet and Museum and library d ur ing The classes for the La maze country by more than r BW h P Ctj. Pine Avenue. th eir first meeting in February technique consist of six classe5 ot h On Saturday, from 10 a.m, to as part of the sorority's cultural meeting weekly and should be Membership is by invitation 6 p in., the conference will be program, "Heritage and the started around two months only, For fur ther information, pus s was in prior to delivery. Pre-regis- interested ar heart pendant and pink car- ,,ur ransy r-araue towel ensemwe has a border print of pretty pansies on velvety sheared cotten -polyester terry. I S flnnnin 20/ off Sale 1960 Sale 1 *00 Humane Society directors meeting, 8 p.m., First Federal of Semindle, SR 434, 1,ongwood. 1 Sale 4.40 towel ensembles. Reg. $3 Sale Bath towel "_ d' y e Fa-' m IJIUL ... breaks into Girls sizes 7.14 regular or slim In low rise brushed Polyester-cotton. Reg. $7. Sale 5.60 r1s sizes 46x Peg. 5.50 ()Ptn house and student art show at Crealde Art Center, Winter Park, 1-5:30 p.m. I I I . SPRING Sale 4.80 to 16 Shrinkage controlled 34 to 40 Extra sizes 42 to 46. ' 8 16 in slirri, regular and husky sizes. Denim ana dress jean styles. Reg. U to 7.so. - - ', ______ Boys, sizes 3 7 and .-'--- Black Family: How Real Is It?' meats served at the home of Peg Gocken, RN., a mother of enrollment chairman, Morning session will be held Mrs. Carter. three Lamaze deliveries. She in the Science Lobby, At th e Valentine Ball Feb. 14 and her husband Dave shared Singles Sociologists from Florida at the Sanf ord Civic Center t he birth of the last two Technological University, attended by members and their children. The classes are Mid Florida Singles Rollins College, Bethune- husbands, Joyce Sammett recognized by most hospitals. Association will hold an outing &ookman CoIlge, Daytona shared the spotlight wi th o therFur ther information about and cookout at Cracker Beach Community College, chapter Valentine Girls, classes as well as member3hip Donaldson's home, 172 Lake Valencia Community College, in the organization may be Mary Ave., one block north of Seminole Community Couege Gentle Birth obtained from Steve 'and Bennie the Lake Mary Post Office, Save 50 %Save20% Ofl rash girls' andboys' a • Denim® leans. Super - ;-- On - Scriford costumes In misses and half slrp Community College. The I theme charge of the program. ater, a tration is necessary to ensure contact Jean Jordan, memberof thisyear's ronference islilie meeting was held and refresh- space. This course is taught by ship chairman or Cindy Taylor, Reg. S6. Short sleeve fashion print sport Non-roll shirt-hugger stretch waistband, In dusty blue, dusty green or oyster. Reg. 3 for 2.75. Conibd.cotton band leg briefs with cotton-nylon cuff. SLAY, MARCH 14 ( open ), 3pm, 591 Luke Minnie Rd, wIIrrlpuAtn • - Art Exhibit by Central Florida Art Am., Fashion Square Mall, Orlando, 10 am. to8pm HOSPITAL BEDS • -- P.m., oren Plaza. Deltona. Thro ugh Sunday. sOXYGEN • $ Reg. .. Penney dress slack of woven texturized stretch polyester for comfort and wrinkle-free good looks. Reg. $20. Topster shirt Jacket of woven texturized stretch polyester has side StmIile County Youitg Republicans Fondue Party, l:)Op.m.Qll!nnUo,I4andSR44 f men Sale10*40 a e 1 Church. I UI dr s l ac k s. • - 1 20% men S J CPenney f k t SATURDAY, MARCH 13 Luke Mary notary Club "Nib at the Races," 7p.m., Mayfa ir Country Cl ub. Sanford Women's Group AA, closed, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First SI, Sanford Caueibcrry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascerlon Lu th eran 20% PH 321-0790 228 E. First Its CvA dress and long-sleeved fitted Jacket are eloquently, exquisitely, simply designed in ster glow. Sizes 10 thru IS. $70. Other lovely lacket 1~ save -- r-------- - - costume in Ni%vy is freshened with Foresters Square Dance Club, 8 p.m., The Forest. TangltwoodAA Group, closed, 8p.m., St. Richard Church ke Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed. 8p.m,151W. Church St. (h-ledo AA Group, dosed, 8 o.m., Ft Baptist Seminole Railway House. -- [ D in Altamonte Sprinp. Sadord Sunrise Kiwanis Club, 7 a.m., Buck's RestauranlL tAke Mau Volunteer Fire - - 407 E. First St. (across trom SanfGrd Chamber of Commerce). \I re-appointed Mrs. Gradick to serve as chairman of the Seminole County Jury Commission until the end of his term. She is also a member of the Covernor' Advisory CorTunittee. The first woman in Florida to Askew - . driven her to hysteria with accusing questions. tier attorneys asked that Kozol be prevented from examining her again. asked Uuntb. Why did you do it. ______ . - During a pretrial hear ing in January, Miss Hearst testified in He said he got th e Impression "this was girl who talks directly court that Kozo] had"ordered" her to protest Kozol's testimony and probably would refer to the Square Mall, Orlando, 10 a.m., to 9 p.m. ---- SAN FRANCISCO :AP it psychiatrist whom Patricia Ilearst once accused of buli ying her to tears says she "quivered and half-sobbed" when he b'untl, inquired ir lr ith (or Woman Of The Year Honored __ WOMEN !i 200N. ParkSanfordFl]I pM BUY DIRECT AND SAVE FIRST QUALITY ONLY 0 * 914 CASSELBERRY SQUARE • CASH OR LOCAL HWY. 436 • PHONE 830-1310 CHECKS ONLY - - �- - __ .--. - - - -- _____________________________________________________ - --• __I.i_ ;I SA-Evening Herald, Sanford, N 4ia LA4T -il _t,:i:! ~-` i i i'PRil ,.I7 ~ , ,:~V~ ~~iiiiiiiii ll, I/ . <J -. ill( F"i.~; f1 ( Haranjur - ( .I,,_~,,~P 1___.ii_1 . 7 ) .I Ip lit t., __ - -J~7. ~ -- V.., .10 1111, ~! !!, - - - _ i 11, N LOSER by Art Sonsom 1 ill a' L D I LZ AN F '7 I 11,14ill, ' / -, ' 38 Roughlava 19 Refutation 71 Chanters 47 Tetoa 78 Took kod 9 13 - — 14 - 16 -- I 22 - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS L I by orr Le w is LCIS - A MAN, C4APLAtN FAITH . i SOMEDAIV A ffiAN WILL , I \ I \. HOPE. I J -' \ , J ,("'\ r - I - TODA - I r___1 __ t -/ ).4M¼((! — [!E SWA I 1VE —1 \} i 1. TOLD 'rOU TO STOP - L .3.11 . ( , '- .' ,/ I 11 . [ -1 I OH SHUCKS' I OUT OF GAS ! THERE S , F.P%'ER OVER ( HOW FA IS THERE, Jul SK .flM HOW! IT TQT F4 IT IS TO THE NEAREST CLOSEST GAc, I : 0 / F. WEI.I.,HQ,%' FAR IS IT, IF THIS CROW HAS\ WALK AND CtJRYA'J E."1P" cAw % 4 I ~ . 116 H d_ '-..\LT± "i — ri J :.x i 1 ! G __ ____ .------- ______ -I Ii PRISCILLA'S Pop by Al Vermeer --. -it _ ,iiiiill " . I HAD A WHOPPER HE SL1PPED BUT HE oT AwAY' THROUGH .-' MY NET' WHAT __ ( ___1 I - T )i~ ; J i!il I ULEE _: 1! !. ;;~l ;A a , :) I --- -, _ - - - - "'s1 _ i L_. 1 '.' ' - " - ' '' i 'i ( ' • : L-_"._ i LE -_ - . by Bub .Muiiiona j[v.i Musr P(NOW kI.1TkE I 'J'S KETCHUP ON H5 APPLE --'-------'--- -------' I PIE NAS MY HLJS8ND BEEN IN E'E ,-. LADY "-4 -4 ill ., 3 - 5*!' -1 . ¼,. . c ' cD. 11 — ... -i - - ) - ow , ) '9 15. 1 . ~~ KL \_ ::~ I a" - , 49 . — c 0 ') I / - - . I j! :' ~ ..,~% -,k"'ii?w.,~'.I , ~jl ~,; - : ~ . _ , / F~_:-. T illii. I ~ ~;V ~jr, - 4 , r 'f - , t.i•f_. •. S - - I -- -. FRANK AND ERNEST T -. - - T . -• --• ', i1,. by Bob Thoes - .. ________________ ______ 191 )cLr,-.---- ; _._ 4 ,:-_. 1 ' (1 - - f LY4f'•T-.d::4:lIb. . swill -mi- I ,_'_ - .-. 1: •. -. . .. - 1.5L P'Or' -- --. - I ( 601i MINUTE, CHIEF? -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_ —1 '-___ - ' __ _.-.- I, 1- ~I~ - 1- - r_ f41;Ni IN5CAMPg 1L'/SIUMACtF5. Ir UH... J — — %AII & I ô Il c tion ThHOL.E. 1 .I 1_ S\ 0% i I i ,.,, r. lill V9 4 V `W in A U 94 What can you tell me about hemolytic anemia? What causes it and wh at are the cures? What harm does hemnolytic anemia do to the and what do you know about the life expectancy of one who has anemia if nothing is done? Th e doctor reconignen'.js The excess formation of removal of the spleen al though an exploratory operation pigment which must be show ed the spleen, lymph nodes pr ocessed by the liver may lead and all organ s to be normal. No to mild or even se vere Liver cancer wa found. flight now i disease. Gallstones from bile am takng med icines daily. i pigments may also form. arn sure the doctor iscon%'jn(,eSJ The symptoms of hemolytic that the spleen must be anemia are usually those removed, related to the anemia Itself; DEAR weakness, pallor or mild READER hlemolytic anemia covers an Jaundice. The important inenorrno us nw'n berofjjso rders formation necessary for The term means an an anemia diagnosis comes from resulting from destruction of laboratory work, specifically red blo(xI cells. The cells can be examination of the red blood destroyed from a reaction to a ce!ls themselves, what their drug or because of ab- tende ncy Is to fragment and normalities In the red blood how many immature young ce lls or a variety of co mplex forms of red cells are present in biochemical mechanisms that the blood. liver functions also result in chemical actions otat tell how th e liver is coping with £KQJ64 YAJ3 £973 VK10652 • K96 UK £63 OTH 'S Q912 £ A Q 103752 North-South vulnerable North Easi Vest 114 Pass Pass Pass 3£ 5U 3£ Pais South , & .1 '"' -, 2U 4£ in all hemolytic anernim the life snannfth ni hlnwI t'oiIu I. decreased. Normal!) red blood The Health Letter nitmhr 41 Understandi ng the Anemias cells live 120 days. As they are Send a long, stamped, selfdestroyed new ones are addressed envelope for produced maintaining a con mailing. Address yo ur letter to stant. balance of an adequste .. me in care of the Evening -----------. ,. number. H red ce ll de'drt!I'tiOfl ileraju, P.O. Box 1I, Itadlo is increased th e bone City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. increases its production of cells to prevent an wie:nIa. Removal of the spleen is With sometimes done as a Form of the inc teased treatment. or to making this destruction of red blood cells there is a release of excess decision, studies of how long the pigment from hemoglobin in r ed cells last and how many of the red cells used to carry them are being destroyed oxygen and carbon dioxide. The within the spleen Is sometitnes excess piglnentiselllninatedb). (lone using radio istope the liver. When th is mechanism techniques. In many cases fails, the pigment produces a removal of th e spl een will help mild yellow Jaundice. This Is to relieve symptoms even when sometimes called hemolytic lilt! 105(5 (110 not 5110W that the spleen was a major factor, Jaunithice. I can't dive you any solidanswers on w ha t to ex pect If you don't have a splenectomy. I can say that the management of most forms of hemolytic anemia today Is rather good. You may have some in. conveniences, but if you follow )'ow doctor's advice and are kept under good medical supervision, the probabilities are that you can lend a Fairly normal and productive life. AR WIVAI V L - - I"..L y v1D ,:,. -.;' - . I r- doesn' t want to tell the baby's father about her condition because although he's single, he isn't ready to settle down yet. he doesn't see him anymore. - I- tj. - -1-A ' * !! ..' - I... 1'i(i Marriage secret. I n. 1R ?9Q Alhrt ci —'a _ '•_ " by Dissolutions — (.)t Iv'tarriage a lvill 4'r, . Er.vin A. Wilcox & Marie L. 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Phd ,.r,, -......:, .' - I I I I \ 1 .p. .---,. -' niii -.45" - PATCH ,. .- 'I ,t1,.j r TRANSITIONAL L Th- It, 1 2a.7H77 A _ _. _ __. ' CLASSIC -- ' 211) K. h"ir'.t 't. Srifordl'el: ,_ -V - -. - n i I I "'i I 10% - ,F- - : '., - 325 . ' - -. PONTE STITCH In 6 a: iv butter .-. CONTINUED THRU MARCH 17th I c -: SUBLASTATIC GREATEST FASHIO!'( TRIHD FOR 19761 IS% POLYISTIR/35% COTTON -. - '. -. - _______ - - - ____ -..----'--.'::;• _____ ______ CO(O I. Iiu ),s.. ,Iv. . Ti ' .'- Bdmkr -:L . - )OUBLE KNI1 CLOTH (\iP 1,15 ti NEW SHIPMENT! 100% POLYESTER NATURAL I FASHION DUSTY COLORS! 10 0 ST PATRICK'S DAY SPECIAL WED., MARCH 17th / -._._ _ rr4-J.- CRINKLE . Balm Barr puts pure cocoa butler plus S added skin r3re ingredients in rich ,-,vam that keeps a busy Charles C. Vargo, 22, Box , 1W Shir'rt'l I flr.i,'1, 'V) l")t') I,.; I IS. £35 thIU_fl, oa, •si Orl. Jackie O'Neal Crumpton, 5. 2659 Magnolia, Dorothy C. Smi th, 36, 'fl Albert St., W. Shaun H. O'Brien, 21,70 Hock Cove CI., Marc)' M. 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Suppose we id go to Ls Vegas, got lucky and lost our Social Sciiritv 'v' thA ijarl' '7 navmnk mr -, T-SHIRT FOIPII DtSOUNI PI)U$I.n yt . 1i',øL _ SHEETS I ... c .Ill1Tmhhhhh1Ff._ ,# '. 1~ 4~ 3 - Il POLYESTER/COTTON EASYCARE • MACH. WASH ' N.. NEW SHIPMENT! POLYESTER/COTTON MACH.-WASH NO-IRON Ocaons Repectcfa Sellout i' pr C WARP KNITS PRINTS • SOLIDS - I N I TS K I I am 59 and he is 63. When Stephen L. Colvenbach & friends ask me why my Carol. - . All - KNITS Springwood ,ILP. C I For 4 — Itoy Cohn & Gloria N. — married for 42 years, and two years ago my h usba nd told me Wm. Lee Hamilton & that he wanted to have his left Kathleen. ear pierced so that he could Henderson Jones Jr. & Sarah wear a little gold earr ing in it. I JBIC. asked why. No answer. nen I Tereasa Leah Nimbert & told him that his wedding ring David Francis. was enough rings for a man. Py U. Barnett & Douglas ttlll no answer. N. Soon I noti ced that he had his WilUe Mae Lock & Albert . -,•I•._,_. • , INTERLOCKS Applications - '.". , Ph 122-1122 ,.,.,. sorkertn answer her questions. And te ll her to Ignore the people sho ask ho the baby's lather .,Jc Thf'c h,,tlnpc,. And hr'r '." '" '' - SHIPMEPT! DOIJBIPE I I DFAR GRANNY: Since the .... uriiir In Think - 1 ' ~ Abby eunion * — (WL4 )t?U?! __ -, -' 1`1 1 ` '. ~ -NEW I. ilil " JL - F3 ) }larOi(1 P. Gardener, 30, Ii Michael I.. PIeI, 41, Bx 8, What should she tell people fi 3155 SItS Sta., Inetha Killarney, Wendy Geltz, 25, x .. hoask who the father is? ffhe 3q77 1W McFadden, 30, same. doesn't pay anything toward Michael it. l.inticum. 30. Do nald A. ltedwav. 32. li t 3 L 1_S!_ ' ucliverY and support, Box 1470, Chapman Ave., Floral Motel No. 16, RI I Ex 370 doesn't get any visiting rights, Lillie L Patricia does be, DOE Edgernon, Winter Springs lix 5. O'viedo, Our daughter will be getting Eddie G. Williams, 21, 22 Wilson Jones, 21,1803W. 15 th, help from welfare. Does that Old U Mary Rd., Sanf, Cynthia mean she has to tell them who H. Ward, 20, 1702, McCarthy Mar) E. Gathers, 17. 1730 Blackstone Ave. the father is? She would rather Ave. Jacob K. Cole, 22, 33 t, Also, does she have to put Francis G, Douglas, 22. Bx 64, DeLanle Ann CarSt'minola Blvd., CB, Dorma I.. he fathers name on the baby's Osteen, Wall ne, 19, 111) 607, CB, hirth certificate penter, 19 & i -•_.. aICfr. , - L#eUU DEAR STUMPED: The only person 'ho can answer your question Is your husband. If wearing a tiny gold earring lit his left ear has special slgnlfknnce for him, ask him that It is. And If he tells you, please tell me. left ear pierced and was Ieee. OJAP7iR 7Fi FO5T-PA1T' J3tiiP 1(445 AVT WRY IWtTIY! )W *b1lT&Wt 7X OETt'LS 1v th4T?.' 'i'"i.:: I . . - 1'-'' .ali,.' i f/ f' (, - f, ,\ 'i -y _________________________ 1 I C) 1 966 knos the address of those not already contacted, please call £U111111- L',UiLS li)II 1II Wight). 1204 West 20th St., Sanford, or Mrs. Jimmy Lyons i Venisha Barr), 617 Mimm Icrr., Sanford, a soon as possible. 1 hr U I I I W , I_ I I CO N F I D EN TI A I TO "ASHAMED IN HIGHLAND hianl wears that earrIng, I PARK": George Bernard Shaw We will do everyth ing we can do n't know w ha t to tell them, once said, "1 re things a tor her and the baby. We'll ever, Even our priest has asked me. man Is ashamed of, th e more If you or any of your readers reipectablc he Is." I'm with adopt it it she wants us to. She wants to keep the baby has a clue, please let me know. George. Now, try to reduce the STUMPED IN MONTANA llst. and take care of it nerself. she 4 t V DEAR ABBY: I have been '.5t!"ll-11_4 M579 A15 i4frV IIIJT1V IN K/IYtAt; r Au • Ai((JV • - - DEAR ABBY: Our daughter, P 21-year-old working girl, is . pregnant. She isn't going with anyone steady and doesn't want to get married right now. But she Is thrilled because she ' reall y wants a baby. My husq_1 band and I are also thrilled - because this will be our first i:randch ild. "xHTiP45Tr.' 115Tt7I, RZttXVM PATTY - LI - !' I—. ::- -1 : :- - - _~ ': -, ~ ~ - . . . = -~ - - _. . I Seminole Iligh School Class of th e process of pl:nn1n1L SOmn its year ricurtion. If anyone Miss Bonnie Martin served her sister as br idesmaid in a r One n Who Wants Her Baby ,..::I , 1 -- EZfl A li4L i't JVTOWSTIA16 70 )tZ/ . MILS. TOMMY NEAL I 000NESBURY 57F; £yL' ZF'RtY L'$S( LIE SIV.rPNLY . I . - 'I— , I,) .'- .i il I slis !t green double knit with yellow roses imprinted. It was styled with a V-neckline and long sleeves. She carried two long stemmed roses and wore yellow baby's breat'n and ciublon in her riair. • __ --N~~ _________ Pt ' I v' -" - / .:- - 42 4 I ~ ~ . I Mr Mike Cain friend of the bride, served as matron of honor in a full length gown of ' - - , ~~ • - i L. -- -. ll> AllI(.AII.' AN HLIWN ••_ - - -. -- u J 11 r'r""• AL.All - - '..,,, . ( __ of _________ ,r \ lace and seed pearl enThey will make their home in broidery. The full, long sleeves featured lace cuffs and the skirt Leesburg. The bridegroom is a flowed into a chapel train. 11cr fireman 'rwi owner of A-Line fingertip veil was attached to a Fire Extinguisher and Safety Iittd hcadpiccc bordered in Equipment. The bride is a venise lace and seed pearl former clerk in the Seminole County Sheriff's Dept. embroidery. I - ,,q i4rnrnas J . and oi receiiii copies of IiSCflflv . . ;~_ .,l .:., 7_ . , m Gi ven in marriage by her Following a reception in the fall, ,er, die bride wore a white fellowship hall of the church, gown of qiana with V-neck and the cn 1 left be honeym oon wdding ring collar of venise trip to the ;. I ___________ _--,..-4 Pass At trick three he led a club In dummy lh,sn hill r,ifIi -' I _______ A California rci'it'r .inttu know the youngest and oldest Opening lead - K £ players to win the McKenney trophy Oswald Jacob 's fourth and By Oswald & James Jacoby last win occurred in 1962 at Yesterday's hand the age of 61 Harr' rrane's repeated today Playing in first win occurred ri L2 it I..,., ..I..L.. ,_.L,,,. f,L:___ iib UiUU • l5[ILIUI IU)UIfl.'4)fl 01 t age of 24 or thereabouts Philadelphia was able to mark Paul ,Solowav and Peter Rank West with the king of clubs each won itat age 27 because his opening lead of the spade king marked East (Do you havo a question wi th ei th er the ace or king of for the experts ) Write "Ask hearts, So Arthur dropped the the Jacobys" care of this singleton king and was sure to newspapor rho Jacobys will make his game contract. answer individual questions However, the game was if stamped, sell-addressed luplicate and Arthur procil onvolopes are enclo led to make six Th e play is most interesting questions Those who want more information on the mechanisms I , . spade. led the jack of diamonds cove:d by king and ace, rutted another spade and rail ratu off alIus trumps to leave himself with one diamond and three hearts West had to throw his ace of hearts to hold three diamonds and the spade queen. Now Arthur discarded dummy's last spade to leave it with three diamonds and a heart East was down to hearts and diamonds - l'inalh, Arthut cashed durnmv's high diamonds and that heart East took his king, but Arthur's queen was his 12th trick '% . _;, * . ...1 I 1 1, : I Des tru _ . - - NORTH 1082 Norma Jean Martin and gown styled like the honor To T mmy Glenn Neal were attendant 's, and carried a uuiricd March 7 at 3 p.m. at single long stemmed rose. Lutheran Church of the Lamar G. Bush, friend of the Redeemer with Rev. Elmer A. bridegrol was best man. candlelight, double ring Ushers were Terry L, Neal, brother of the bridegroom, and ceremony. Organist was Mrs. Perry L. Martin. brother of the Ralph Tech, bride. The bride Is the daughter of Miss Di.ane Martin, sister of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Martin 01 Sanford. The bridegroom is the bride, was flower girl, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Derek Clement, cousin of the bride, was ring bearer Neal of Leesburg. L. ._..,._~. -_ I I . . ic j j'__ A 0 MY PACKSWING OFF, All rM HAVII' Nli f . • _ IF MV EYE ON I experiences come ___-_ -. ' CAMP? I /_ -'t;44It ~ I I I , I -j i - li • TUMBLE WEEDS CAN I RAVE 1HF. WFZKENP OFF? 'Mr- NATIONAL LEAGUE. OF 11613il I C. —X i r i_ !"__~ ", - __ - — 11 marrow r " il illi -, iiii LL -rs' ;: 56 just to say that a person has a ).. - -_-_• a RCHIE ) , kj Ill .'. /;• 11 __________ - ' ,-.. , 1,:i.ss . imz it -_ • •, -, ii ~ •. ç - I --i -~, - _% 4 -' p. THIS BOY HAS 1HEMAI<INGS OF REAL FISHERMA - , - : I WU.N1'I2)I -- a. i 16 1: - I arch 7 In Marriage ii DEAR DR LAMB ________________________ . &'4 ON'105 MILES AS THE S r-iri L~' -i- ,•,.__j I By Lawrence E. tamtM.D. Chic Young ____________________________________________ - ' I ' /J %J.,__). - BLON DIE - % j\ ill i - —— I I 'I- Ii -1 - -ç 47 150 I l I, -, .j / - - Hemolyt I. -\ -, I -ii , 43 Marc h . - I-I..— __ ~--l !— ~__t__._ __ - - - . -- -iii o w I Marfin, Neal United 11% OSWAHII and JANIE-S JAC0111' )t' 11i \ ç I — — 44 ________ 55 54 2fl I j I 1 49 — I. — 39 40 - by Stotfel & Fleimdøhj - TALK ABOUT UM 46 I L , ~~ ,;__ ~~ - - - -- BUGS BUNNY iiiii iiiii I , M — / - ~ -1 2 42 48 1. 1 ~ -~ i~ I I - 41 - - ________ — A — — 31 32 31 38 — . ki,i L RUN4ET4 -- ('iiil - 34 35 36 - ,,, -, - 33 "', S0RR`T`...,11',l i — — 28 — — 30 — — (CUP OF BAD UO(ES LOOI< AT OU WiTH 4• 'S CHARITY ART - 23 24 125 --- -- - I fl~*i~ !] __ — — _______-- ABOUT NOT &ETTINC7 — - ________________ ____________ --------- I 110 11 18 I. co.*') _______ form) lab) 52 Ppo 8 6 7 4 5 Padil Donkey 50 (comb 51 flights e Thursday --~.-,-~ __ __ - __ SA GITTARIUS help and that of others should erase it at the source if you stay 21) An unexpected development you learn of indirectly(-ould jolt close to the home front. GEMINI (May 21-June )) your optimism. View things You're a very creative person. philosopl.fcaliY. Your progress Something you're interested In won't be impeded. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan today could provide a brp* .Aftough and incite the setrader. If you have a hunch, 'ratinn of others. CANCER June 21-July 22) follow I? Involved in any kind of corn- second-best Just because inercial dealings today? Don't sorneoille f eels it's the last word. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) be bashful about seeking your price. Chances are you'll get a Diplomacy and tact are second nature - to 'ou today. You're better deal, LEO iiuly 23-Aug. 22) ablctomcdtes0jli-'ttt Whether or ae. you're aware of those involved don't realize it, you have a ma g netism today what is happening. PISCES(Feb. 20-1rth 20) that jxrIl1l you to gain a advantage In your dealings, Be on your toes regarding your especially with the opposite workorcare€r.Good things can happen unexpectedly. You 'll sea. to be able to take ad. VIRGO (Aug. -Sept. 22) Obligations owned to you could vantage of them. YOUR BIRTHDAY be repaid today. If something March 12,19' you expected Is not for. 11ping con,oructive and "hicernin., reconsider the ...-..,.. . '_ ' s LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) This ci be extremely advantageou , -car. Your people, esiy Your most prtir ia 46 Mutilate . ,3 Snoods 1 \HE 4o till 41 Till 44 low sand MIs 10 most unusu,ii It RIPS 3 Destruil 75 24 Italian river hurr,cane 25 They ---ed 4 Herdsman of Davjd hin - 12 (Jt/ (n( ccin a Require 2 Chaste 3 2 1 I •_.[/ 57 Galion (ab I 58 Biblilcal - - form, var) 34 Charged atom 35 light touch ) 32 TOII piovtnce 55 Bury Indian Fat oil (comb A. a ~~~-~~~~ •.ai - - - ________ - (March 21-April io U1 kindred ay f making light from associating spirits. of serious problems today that SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) those I di G I it I Challenging situations are your ap. under strain will be a today. You'll enJoy preciative. 20-May 20) what you're doing and, you'll be TAURUS (April I by your al Someone in your family co 0 have a problem today. Your complishments. You h v - -I - ....iiiiiiii, — -- - - 1976 valuab!e ius A 7 Canadian Eskimo 12, For Friday, March ______ laiwgiver .1 T Biblical region .A Asian holiday 59 Legal point 30 Shoshonean DOWN Indian 1 E*pune / I of 11) Facility 'I . Health reSoll ' . ( '. -. ---- C A,L FIPFEA, Q , i T Blood vessel 53 Hebuew trube 5 Sss re, ,It Siouan 11E DiN'T ii 0_TI TH ) J Consumer food - I - Gus name I? 115 -) A i i til L 48 lnirgønt a ddon . -'_ 47 n Slate - F~- of-'Jv__) I I lather 43 O:gan part Relative lab ) 45 ';acted song Q ((I s/ 0 9 f4aral -- 1'10X lCAM WOUtPlill"T 1VtH CX) IF '1Cu 37 Lighbi ACROSS H ,, ,--, ? - --- - 'Pr1lcL Sanford Fl. HOROSCOPE 7 A ~~ . I 11 *_- DiRTN RETURN, i ll._',, .1' ,; THE IF .1/ L it .1 I %i PE %il . Q'.' - - "-'-- - — , — Tii CiiillAP..\ il ; ----- 9 Thursday,March)1,),lô BEE il 9*_~ , ------------- -. - .,.:I -: - - --- - M . �IGA TEgeratd,Sanford, Fl. — Thursday, March IL 1976 TELEVISION LISTINGS AND - CL 31 A-Duplexes HIGHLIGHTS T (7) THE DAWN OF LAUREL AND HARDY h rsday hursday STAR TRFK 7.25 ) ITS HARD TO BE A PENGUIN Documentary about the life cycle of the penguin, limed in Mtarct, 730 600 2 4 6 9 NEWS U ED AS MAN BEHAVES €E) MY FAVORITE MARTIAN 6.30 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS 9, ABC NEWS RIN TIN TIN 700 2 10 TELL T TRUTH 6 CONCENTRATION 9 WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 111111 U•• on CERT 4 6' THE WALTONS; THE WAY IT WAS U fl) DI?ID I WWUUI I UI 116111111 6166 1919sev U iOFESIUNALS" Adults $1.50, Teens 12.16 $1, Kiddies 75c Tues. & Thurs. Eco. Night Ad..Its $1. Kids Soc "irt. P9 l.C'O v ( RO(11114 I - ____________ 'i::.HOUR .L DLMCKBFARD'S GHOST DISNEY'S - , W 1 6-111-6 , 9 1111111" ) IL L• s - :' , I #tq4~u._ --wk.- - I . - -. ) V ' ,z. , - R Rbu~ ________ 'y .,1 L - ' . -.1 W TMCATR( , . . ~>THE RATS ! 2 ; —9 I , 2' 4 6 9' .12 NEWS U LAUREL AND HARDY €) 700 CLUB 1130 , 12T01JIGHT "Hot : : CBS MOVIE~ 10 30 Md. '2' 2 HIGH ROLLERS I pn:ct IS nIcILT ED 700 CLUB 11 00 '2' 12 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 6 GAMBIT 9 LET'S MAKE A DEAL II 30 2 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE 9 HAPPY DAYS (A) ED ' Wx'i. Wed, Fn) VILLA ALEGRE ' (Tues., Thurs ) 'CARRASCOLENDAS" 9 WIDE WORLD MYSTERY: "The Magioan In tOfloOhtS episode. "Tho Vanishing Lady, AnthOny Blake (Boll xby, atleiripits ID ttiwatl AR! COMIH(,j 9.5$ 2 the kkspporsCda singer who is 4 with twn in a Las Vegas n.gl'ittht 1 00 2 12 TOMORROW 145 4 PASTOR'S STUDY 9 DAILY WORD appearing ~ , 6 Ix 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL Y V, li' so..., .flf"F,IFR __ "EASY PICK UPt cartool) 1171 is 4 — - 2 615 rus er STL.VY SUNRISE SEMESTE R - J MENNIN 11 __ O" __ - j J.'.IVI\f' . x o. , IIg'stIi' i ' 'xii,, Is N ' I..\t ';11 j\1; A JA: But the Wekoine Wagon to adjust to your new sur put I I I i THIS COUPON GOOD FOR S J kT rnundings and tn'ivbo' i tnile tin your (ato," 't' PER ( . ~- - : 9 I -r-41 _.-- with French Fries and Large Drink "' :I ! i I I j I LVU T (' J U fl L L U II C fl T 1 U A 1' ii LI n c r ii u ..i v £ V v ri I V ii U a - - REWARU - No queslons asked for return of lad v's diamond I1. lost February. Sanford area. Reply to Bo* 606, Altamonte Springs. Fla 32701 LOST at Sanford Plate March 9. lady's platinum diamond dinner ring. Liberal reward. fl3 4306. io- Irish Setter, male, wearing flea collar, vicinity Country Club and 20th St. Reward, Call 3fl 19 ou')73 410 6-Child Care 1 -- Ø.i' fixtures, inventory, .- DEALERSHIP WHITE MOTOR CORP OUTDOOR PRODUCTS Join our with chain of stores and link up ________ - (513) 563 1011 to Eat -- - $7 SO BUSHEl. didn't 30-Apartments UnfurnisId n n .ii .. un ivin -. vi .._... i,vrn - . • .- l'U)ul __ S.S 3722296 after S and wk mills E xecutive Secretary-.-. --Au!.) Iran Passrngr Prc..%on%, Sanford Call Mr E'Yil1agc Large — 1175 0KURAZEUASRVp _______ Of F unit. F IL At rule and be familiar with : great Tf ut ure ______________________________________________________ C VI Furriitpij Oupiex Lake Mary - •" ' Pol ians Sudetes Zloty Tomorrow: Nebraska Some Ir machine 0 experience 6KKEPER 134 Sharp. intefflgentTra v el while y work. An LQual --• . . bedroom, Central air, carport, patio cover. Skirline, new Carpet, adults only. Payments 510 61 Phone 327 0051. Nights 67$ 5569 Forrest Greene Inc. 373 63S3 Modern Facilities (Oi'tando) Woodm,r, is how we offer these fabulous one and two story homes for so Af11201'lorida Ave . Ph, 323.64S0 4 HAMBURGER I With French Fries 1 _______________ A 79 Otter - '. - 0 I 0 - ~_ -_ _~ 1thU MVth ____ — Altamonte SpringsLongwood East SHIRLEY MILLETT " fill s ystems. J )IY I Prefer previous I - I HILDA RICHMOND 574 3167 Dellona ______ ---.-' at the MovleIan Ihe,ltre. South 1716 2978 Hwy I? 372 1961 1970 Lyrincraft, 72' Cabin Cruiser, 6 cyl. Chevrolet engine. All equipment goes 372 5840 after ? Drive in 327 179,1 Phone 72—Auction depth finder, Citizens Band. toilet, Auction Every Friday at 12 Noon pm IIQh,.,iy 16 Flea Market, Samford Terms available. Some lots available for $21 down and $75 per m on th. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S 1 01411`4(j II MAeLs i°iA.eTE cut t INC., IT S.tAxES CASH rt A([ :. ; :.P( If P (.iII 122 • ylt ' ' itIt '.'ii Aluminum 55 extra large family room. Finest ,lfeC 577,950 RETIREMENT SPECIAL - Fq.,rnittwd 2 bedroom, on beautiful Park Ave Convenient to Stores $16 500 I (.ifl 50--MJsceIl3neous for Sale ___________________________ All SON MA1ER FURNITURE BUY SELL- TRADE 3113I5E.Fir'st St. 3225672 EXERCYCLE Like Nw.5)O Phone 372 7817 ,, TO,', Eli Also Fop Waxing & 8 Busunest r -Ile Blitz (i'll 321 S9S1 - PC All! V SALON B ut1 P4.ob I F t'.t. 1221742 Roofing Land Clearing , ---- iiall I -1111111111111 (.hroa, Otast. Metal Doll Repairing Call Nettie at 3226977 4641 l4li(b,',' ;'[_ S T (ON TRQ 2567 Pare Oruor 112 1*65 Home Improvements Upholstering Pet Care PET PEST 17414 llcuarctnto 8 GOOm Expert uuloma'c tr.1nsm,50 Ovcrhaul.nj All work 'iuoran!r,-j Free diagnoj.s Factory Imarl Sm.sS'on System, 102 E Celi'r, Pt 3" -- Photography Electronics Division ' 17.92, Longwood li~~ .-- -. , Custom Work Licensed, Bonded , Free estimate. 37) 603$, - Lustom Built Homes With Many Plans To Choose From 9dwid MOT HOMES OF DISTINCTION sLarge Wooded Lots *Paved Streets *Sewers *Street Lights •Sidewalk ..IdyIIwIIde Homes By KISH REAL ESTATE - lcONsTRucTKN hc I 211 W. 25th Sanford, Ha, I I Weil a,i 75th Stied oH $7.9?. I, Mlii to Rldix.'ood Ave. PDIIOw 323-7860 or Signs, am For trt csrma,cs, coil 1771 321-0041 Call for Appointment 322-3103 IR ADDITIONS —REMODELING ''-"i '"1 Pr111- 1.') t1f ' Plumbing 1 1,075? 337 Well Drilling (ii' .... 2' I'' c' .'.', BELL PLUMBING So-wi-vt Elect Rip irs 21 II, Serb (oil Sf1 AR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS tall Phil Gonzalez 301323 3939 0 '" , Central Heat & Air Condition ing PI,irr., ,it SEARS in Sanford " '''"i' i''' arpenlry, Concrete, Steel. Remodeling, Rooting. Free Estimates Plo lob too large or small, Call Red or John. 323 1001 '0 'ut tilt' t1 thai Dir,c IiiInS: In Sanford— "" rmpoorr.',.l - ('i'pfntry, Remodeling. Additiøn, I CO ?C 7 W 2nd St — I C'ean'r.ci Specialist Ii 50 tO " F I 5' PP C Hi Pressure Spray wasis Hou ses, Trucks, Mobile Ho-nei, Pooti 372 • F 'a F I, '. f u,,., JALOUS,E "'54001% S •¼uh Is.'. Ii' rlft,i-n, single cv dOhre n3i'% 8)1 "-EEc' i'. A'. I '' 'i '. To List Your Business...Dial 322-2611 01 831-9 IIE ii: Window Service Pressure Cleaning F .1-nc'! i2 I _________________________________________________ — SUPPLY CO I Cle,ir'i-ci aturoay lOb' imueling, doors windowS hungs, "c?rtewox-k, etc By The hour. , by the iob _____________________________________________ 'OSILLSDRILLFO PUMPS Sr'I4INKLFW SYSTEMS All types into We rep.)ir and 5y, u. ST iSlE MACHINE I, ' ' , I Canada, Transmissions . t, stir ui Platter mci Patching & simulated t.r.ck & 5130* specia lty. 372 7760 Sates By: GENERAL DYNAMICS Donna 31,110107 Plaster WIECO CONSTRUCTION C0MPAY -, Got something to sell' A Classified Ad will sell it fat Sewing Pt Discount. ) 322-6457 - I " Trent Exterminating Co-Complete Pest C on tr ol and Termiteng Free Altera! omit Dressrnnkng merit, children's Drapes. Quilts, Inspection All Pest Control, 10 I P4.' ttrrs !r St,i.. QL',il'',' workmanship ri your m'modt'in; and additions requirements CS us ri h., 'i'r'ral i'm available sIruct 'cri Al 1% mnIESI ROOF:Hc, 321 6?00 ___ - (ill)?) 6769 BR000EN Pest Control Johnny Walker I Ar'ILI'P'fl'to F mi-c tt mat i-'t USTr PSON lAND CLEARING I Ilt.jld urg, E' raatng, Old' Expect roo f repars. l!at r oo fs Cr F II cUrt, top so,I 31? 59) I Shingles. All work guarantr'ril Doll Repair to Life in 94ffit" of Loch Arbor NAI Tax Returns - . . .1l - - NEED 'A SERVICEMAN? Y ou 'll find him list ed fl Our Business Service Directery PERSONAL TAX SERVICE AND BOOKKEEPING Individual & I Business Tax Returns 2 East Road, Hwy Il 97 (5CC entrance, Five Poiiit ) 337 7199 Smalt and off o special.st F -fit class workmanship No lob too srrt,all. Call 831 1315 I TV rduv(juOI Butnets Hwy 1797 FIYI.POS P'nc)fl 714) Carpentry Stripping & DRIVE IN TV SERVICE- Fast Service 202 Live Oak Blvd , Caslelberry. Phone 3.31 964) Williams Accounting Income I tcrrrc'rly txnrri!! 519E Pntj __t ',,:,,,,, otf.t ____________ -- Gifts. knits, Christening Gowns PAY TON'S CHI LDREii'S WEAR ,7610 Hiawatha Ph , 372 1301 J-.- ,"' '"-': Beauty Care SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOL STEREO WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS Inor & Income Tax Serv, Sir4inn y5'e'n Roofing, Gu!trt 'O ',rs Eacile Sng Co 551 9563 - F - (5,'' S'diflq MANAGER - SWAPSHOP FLEAMARKi Anyonecan be a seller or a buyer No charge. All admitted free (ox-ne browse every Sunday 9 to 3 P005014 .',IARINE Merchandise )fl Welcome. / Another fine development by: NHB 5300.4 or mi-S.45743 certification for lit and 2ni! shifts. Apply In person IRAIPIEE P.l0. Local, conservative, tOn management background will land this P00100, AAA Em plOymnt, 701 Commercial, 5176. - -_ Central Heat and Air, Dishwasher-Disposal Privately Fenced Patio. Professional Landscaping. color code for Space oriented RN's LPN's Ad, Aide Co"i)an'on. Net-dod immediately 10—Swap & Trade & Accessories . Acres near golf course, Ferne °'st Es!a!Br:t',i u" Wall to Wall Carpetinq, Must know' components and WE SELL 5t(C _______________ - . MEN right to work Tim'q( Any Oujantity NOLL'S Cass*'ierr V. P1*y 17.97. 830 4206 Drive off Markham Woods Rd. Tree'j high and dry H or ses o k. 16.900 per acre. Owner, 862 6695 Multiple Listing Service .04 Our one, two and three bedroom modals feature: For clean room environmtnt, Must have previous experience in PC, assembly and wiring consisting of flat pack forming and soldering, Experienced in all phases Can go 875 Cr36 _ 31, 1976 etceSdy:r5tR (Cr1an() ASSEMBLERS AUTO PAINTER Kn3w Your job? You can !ird Ihut .JI Cr . — .,,, Wanted to buy used office furniture DELTOPIA- SOx 125' lotS available Starting from $1,730, with paved ' Realtor 323-5774 Anytime 950. WAN i EXPERIENCED DRY 'iAf E"perieiiced hanger. COO K txperiencea in Chinese Cooking B0(JY 373 8570 or 13.4 4603 iri?o.'r or,, one, Need right away 8349212 ,lct 17 978.127. Longwool Deltonaô6tó6II Harold Hall Realty stcom little. it traits I 1970 Cadillac Sedan DeVille. own er , loaded. First $1,100 takes it. Call Harold 323 7920 Chico & The Mar, imagnabl' to settle es'a?e. 671 675 0711. can Preferred.Free waler Experienced in billing aiø con. THIS COUPON GOOD FOR Buy -- - to tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items. Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. I e,., LA Counties. Acreage Trac's. small 1. large TERRY REALTY, REALTOR. cunditton, has TLC $77,500. Located Weitof Hwy. 17-97 [AU only thing puzzling about TITLE CLERK SHIRLEY MILLETT 349212 Cfberr, Wi'tcrpr.ngs Sanford Altamonte Springs clean. $2,695 Phone 372 1651 (Dealer). DAVE S')?) 9370 ------ 55—Boats OLDER TWO STORY 3 bed room,? both, carpeted throughout, mint All G. E. Kitchens At Woodmere we can show NO CtOS%G you exactly what you're COSI M getting. . • We've got it all together. Everything is ready for you to enjoy. The Ills 1971 VW Thing. avocado green. Aft,° FM radio, Only 16,000 miles, very ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED TOP pr.es pad, used, any condition Oak Ave. Saturday, 7.'arch 131 h, 9 to S water. 3222761 after 3. CASH 322.4132 emnote 8 VCluSC and 1971 Econoline 200 Vat. 6 c,i stani7a'd, air, heat, clean. $1.'5 For used furniture, appliances, 2769 43-Lots- Acreage streets after 6 p.m amp. Teac tape deck, pioneer 51, 995 37? 911? garage, priced to sell, only 573,900. PMHIt CIKE SETTING - Enjoy life I in lovely 3 bedroom, 7 ba th With %a I 68—Wanted speakers pljs accessore-, 373 1 Bc'e.'oom Trailer, 10'x35 maculate 3 bedroom, eat in kit cnen, well kept lawn, double 1971 Pinto, I st"eed, low miles, ex cellist condition. $1,100. 337 tOt-i Phone 373 6008 TV 1200 S French. 371 1714 room, carport, Shirtin9, payments 1106 37. Phone 377 0051 or nights 678 5569 Priced below FHA appraisal, im IIOQE.7SthSt ALL ADULTS-EASY LIVING QUIET AND SERtHE \ I MARCH 13 30 Day Warrant Delivery Extra at These Pric es CAR IBE- double wide,) Bedroom, 2 bath, central air, raised sc reen LOWDOWN 5600. Ph, 3229479. PIGS FOR SALE 125 Each .563 vinyl top. Completely sedan, equipped, new hitS. S,cruf,tt', 67—Livestock-Poultry Color T'"s from ISO; BIW, from $15; Service all makes HERBS' ZIMMER. 12' wide, 2 ' i-' .s-. • '4 "Si's' 1989 Chrysler Lenarron, I door -- CAMPBELL'S POODLE PAD 53—TV. Radio- Stereo Sanford, 373 5700 --.- Special, Pr')le%sional Grooming for TOy tim Mn',i!urc' U Extra if rr,i!1,'tj 322 IC-44 3803 Orlando Dive WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD- 3 OR. 2 bath home, Shady yard, &r condition, $15,750. Make Offer - --'-- Building al. Sanford Airport -. ISYR FI4AFIPIAN(lNG GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Employer. Rd . FFER REALTY' MONT I and? Bedrooms I or 1' Baths are,, 2 Bedroom Unfurnished. Adults LABORER - FROM OUR GARDEN HOME has it L11 together rtment furnished Uk'4111 Mary 1 Bedroom, Central air and heat. $100 month. Phone 904374 back round helpf-it, - SATURDAY, . . 1 GE Porl. Dishwasher FREE GIFT WRAPPING All Baby month. 2'1 miles north of 434 on 17 97 201 SurlSof Drive, next to William's Accounting & Tom Service, Open Sunday, 9 to 3 Opportunity Employer. - 2SlSPARP ' 42—Nubile Homes - fishing and twimming. Screened porches $13000 -- A ARTME 2 BR furnished apartment, nic Learn merchandising while training. Excellent salary plus ' )?3f-04iIor3730Sl7t'v' ' P —'-------------- Full time. Needed y owner, I OR, 2 baths. Hidden Lake. No qualifying, small down, assume payments , 323 USI. "" 323-8470 or 131.9777,,(V 300 F; 373.%310 •• MI,S CA -.... Doberman Pi n scher AKC pups, cxc cIlcr.? L.alty and temperm,nt, Call Mr. Ander son, 365 1710. . STOP AND THINK A Mt?IUTEif Classt'r'ci Ads ddr I 11'rf'e wOuldn't 1" .1", 803W 1st St umnlshed or Jnfurnished M Hwy. 17.92 Across From Ranch House fl AA-Duplexes IAN is I 1 Ye3r Leases Weekly 3515 Hv.y 1797, 5a"oio'i I mmediatel y , COOK Good position, ~ 11 3Mo,.6Mo.& 3231930 ducl for o Warsaw redecorated Come see POTt MECHANIC IvrI 'CnfOad ExperIere, Own tools. Great job. SAT ' MO ' 7. , T R ADESMAN P N 0 S LE N C I I I R VS V S B V 0 1 V 0 0 S A Z0RUB1110 P L DGNASKM Rysy Peak W1rM.- )" 377 1196.3721941 377 1959,322 41 64 Reg Re,tI Est,ite Broker 4 A r111.6 1£ 2 Bdrm. Unfurnished BAMBOO COVE APIS SE AHI SE T E 0 U S I ED USSR HPMA0 G D NSKCHAUpi NE P L VZ IIAK00 3 S 0BRZZIH pVL0VTS 0pL REALTORS - ___._, , _ .74 arter 6 rgIrranIxu or One bedrom turn. apt 2nd floor. Convenient location Prefer rnature lady. 607w,,thS, An Fual Cppoi?unity Employer LIANS AACJYORKIROAOTESDWY o n nN \ Furnished ç Phone 5317337 wheel covers, suspensi.n S. V. Hardwick, Brok er ananisitiiuruTe -'- MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1919 S French 32 7 1991 battery, $1,300. Phone evenings 1975 Dodge Van, .,,tomatic, air, PS, tint ed windows, white wall tires 8 our - C000INS APPLIANCE SERVICE Telephone 373 )555 USED APPLIANCE SALE $95 2Maytag Washers . US I Frigidaire Wash er . 575 I Frigidaire Dry er 5100 1 Frigidaire Dryer, 15 lb 175 Kcr'rt'r" Dr'ji r . AT 322,2420 ANYTIME M.UNS WORTH REALTY ll ±±aes Office A DUDA&SONS Oviedo, Fla. 305.363 5611 tires and 349 5536 package. Assume payments, 322 ENMOPE WAS4E R. parts, SCI w'(v. uSed n.aCP,ines MOONEY APPLIANCES 371 0697 Call Senfoids Sales Leuer Stemper Realty you qualify! ' 2BR, Air, Adults. No Pets 73l2Palmeto Ave. 80-Autos for Sale 534 131.4 StearnClearoyourown Carpet Ri-nt P ifflen'vac CAP O1 L S FURNITURE 172 5181 , '.5.. (tup Furri'utP P just what you went, New houses in a rural ar ea No down pay,nCnt, monthly payments less than rent, Government subsidized to qualified buyers. Call to see if _______ . KULP DECORATORS a09 W 1%15v 377 2335 IF WE DON'T HAVE what you want ' -4 51—Household Goods I uricludr'd ,.'. HOOD TPA'TOR COMPANY - trial areas where you can build ! ,~_ -'-'-5'. 1773 175 YAMAHA EN DU P0 1150 Pnone 377 t4?' 64Eqtiipment for Rent 2-Appiiances $12,500, invent or y and fixtur es '- - - BLAIR AGENCY 37338 66 1972 Pinto Runabout, low muleS, new BEAUTIFUL' Brittany farm in a noose, we have several be autiful shaded lots in residen __________ Motor'ycle insurance • "LTAMONTE SPRINGS ____________ 78-45Mtorcyc les huge 0dvitJtdfrc. trees in Loch Arbor, $39,900, * "Get ' Em While * , TL......'..... '' *' iiey re 11th Winter Park Drive 830.796 Open 10 to 6 I .1 1 Sn',il' price for ethers Phone 377 1621 Rental,, !.'rv;CC 417 A'13rl 1 .i,,iI.ilP, old ttlP. fireplace. beautifully CLIFF JORDA'I,REALTOR 531 *222 31-Apartments Furnished STENSTROM REALTY 256S PM b. Or REALTOR i',, --"-• f or East off 17.92 at Seminole Blvd. (Horse Track Rd.) Follow signs to models off PICK UP JUNK CARS FØTE appointments. Old fashioned well, jedroum, 7 baths. Owner moving out of slate FI4A (mactong available $72,000. AINT STORE-- Business and real estate, $25,000 or will sell one f or REALTORS - Used Ford, Kubota, Pet titcwoe ', house, with Early American Sanford Charm & Value AT CASSELBERRY "Tk PwUqe C&iustwihj" By : Licensed Llc,ns Join "Sanford's Sates Leader" ABSOLUTELY Custom built, Cit" 'or ',rr( I' ed or 'irik nr W I,,v ,o.'ony 7 days week Call '.ul(ec'. Orlando $65 2131 - Slew arid 7310 -- BPP warranted home $27,100 . WILT by craftsmen— Lovely old? Story, I bedroom, 7 bath home. central heat and air, attic fan, fireplace, new floor coverings. PAVESISIAPARK CAMELOT river, 77—Junk Cars Rermved CONTRACTOR'S EOWP.0,4N1 C''iPMEpii "itChy'r Bathroom Catinet, nk r',t,, lit ',ru ill (atoll 1?' 24'x20' master bedroom, with Sitting room 576,100. Another 110 Meanolia Ave. 3220611 New Models Under $29,000 overlooking room, mobile home. 3 Bedroom, 2 baths; garden plot all prepared, Only I'Cu9 ¶.arifox'd Ave. 63A— Tractors Heavy Equipment Sanforri Attrf!'n RlV'R? Beautiful 2500 sq. it custom with built. ins, large family Reconditioned Batteries, 512,95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 3x$x 12s, lavatories, commode, urinals briCkS. liIzls Will make deal or sell by piece Call 322 7794 (anytime). $2 Sq. Yard WANT A DREAM HOUSE 074 THE neighborhood, $7,000. Handyman's Special. 327 7679. EXCITING!! 125 -1 air A beauty %77,9) IME for Swmmir..'J Ptiol hOme 3 Ucdroon', 1', baths, larqe family I2 acres cars for parts Open I clays week. JIB Auto Parts, Eat' Hwy 30. Call collect, Orlando 568 7131 USED LUMBER- STdTJ, 7,cI's, Assorled Colors 1 7(0 Frencn Ave .323 Useo motors soto and rlS?llc'd Al'.. low cost - New Vinyl Flooring retirees or small family. Walk to downtOwn shopping Only 521000. I Bedroom frame, good Sanford 373 7832 Eves 337 0612 of 372 1587 Prif i'oniliy P,4 .ti.Qi-t1 -k own boat do Lakefront.) Bed rm. i' ,Dairis. 3 BR Brick Home 3222090 TU Oviedo-Duple,, turn Or i-turn w',,t 'oomI oo Rrair.,lh,e 365 3121 ASH from your 1306633 HAL COLBERT 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD , - LARGE mobile homeonl'4 acre lot, river pr. 'lieges, only $15 nOM LARGE 2 bedroom house, 519,000 18 ACRE grove, 52,200 per acre Patio Apartments FROM .,ntort 0 't,1 are 7 fIR a,), netir hOspital, $155 mo Call 337 9033, 18-Help Wanted eneva ardens leg. Rt'l Eslate Broker. 371 i,)o4) 7375.95 322077 3227748 tn -A Camper, Montgomery 76—Auto Parts 61-Building Materials _______,. .-. . .. - JUST LISTED- 2 Bedr oom home in City. Kitchen appliances. Fla. '- utflhl. tvtf.a LUO,u,,,vil ii$t',il tUi - LAKE MARY- 2 OR home near 2 work 'ri' i',, ,',iin I b e an WITT REALTY STUDIO?, 2, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES -. _________________________ — .- Rentals )7 6737 or 372 0382 Ai'. Luxury _______ A MINUTE Large lot for garden. tfl,O00 REALTY INC Working woman desires Same or clfee student to share home and *jtj, Phone 3235170 ,lIter p M. MURcOTIS STOP AND (l',f.l G We can put you In the lawn tractor bicycle Its busineSs Over lOO products tosell us mower, ___________,_ ptfls,bilitle$ $49,500, TV Shop. or suitable for most business". Rent, lIla week. Days 372 3072 or Ngh's 372 6700 (HWY I? 97) CentralF for id.a's 322 5997 - BUSY BEE CHILD CARE 9-Good Things Qualify ng Assume lit mortgage New 600 SQ. It. block building for rent, $100 month. Broker - Owner, 29—Rooms 7421 Holly Avenue 7510 or In 070 A&H, Payments 1112.17 monthly No P4COME PROPERTY: 3 OR home with nice mobile home rental. Phone 3727UI, Sanford , CHILD CARE in my home Fenced in yard. Phone 3773951. throughout. Central 'REFERRED AREA' I BR. 7 bath, 2 story stucco, guest cottage Reg Real (state Broker JOHN xRIDR:Assoc 101 W. Commercial 1,61lor Opportunity — Good American R es taurant. Beer. Wine license On highway uS 7574 or 7752615 - Days 372 7171 Broker Garnett White W - - includes EAuTlruL 3 bedroom. 1', bath home, daujed & carpeted Nights. 323 0485 training and grand openirg. Call now and open before Easter (901)764 7612 for Mr Carl. -. FRENCH double lot. j',a 500 iu',,. .- 817W lst!t.Sanford 37—Business Property investment 513,500. No franchite. fees. Call collect, WPeIfwrf ___________________________ sonnet i s r t n r ii v ii it V U Ii 1% .J 4. 4 I R 1 4 V I\ I.. U I Mazurka o~ '!' Fulfill Vour life long dream, have wets shop of your own, featuring name brand mercha nd ise. 511,500 FFound Ri'u R"al Estate Broker .,ir t1rs)i. ill! IOHN SAUL'S AGENCY UASi'iWN OPPORTUNITY -- -------- U , P4 D A 0 P3 D C 7 2 T I - Pifticlpatir'8urgAr I --iii want ad -- _____________________________ - PAYMONDM BALL C.oing fishing? Get all IM equipment you need for those big ones with a ----- - 2S-dS Park. or ive tic up stocking and counter sales, Cermanen position with excellent I Bedroom furnlshej apartment, fringe ene4lt. Contact Per. Casselberry area. Adults Only r' r L. ,) Chopin ______ I I "— . 11 ------ Nationally known Productcn Co. looking for fresh new talent ciii 303 in 4481 today 5—Lost & -. - . ---PhOflP 561 — 24-Business Opportunities Singers I Instructions: Hidden words below appear forward, back word, tip, down or diagonally. Find each and box it In. I . ton 2017 S The B es t Buy In Town Classified Ad. - Ward, All Accessor ies , 5150 373 7769 Supplies & theirS, secretarial deSks & (hairs, straight chairs, flIln2 cabinets, as is Cash arid carry. PIOLL'S Caflelt,erry. 17 92,3)01706 ONLY $619 INSTALLED Terms available. Warehouse muSt be emptied NOW! Call wareriouse collect , clays or evenings, ask for ,'r Wilkes )057"6472 Stenstrom Realty 24 Hrs BTU Air Conditioner * SWIMMING POOL SALE * Pool distributor must sell balance of 197$ pools complete with sun deck , fen ce and filter 31'x16 ov erall payments 323 1311 <W Pop Up - Used office furniture W ood or steel d es ks. executive desk Phone 373 3494 rm, 3 car garage, 547,500. OUPITRY LIVING t if best- 1.7 acre lot with beautiful double wide BALL REALTY I3eauiIul oak shaded Iota, Fish, Swlrr., bo't rentals and free moorage. Adults 322 4.170. 5150 room Reduced to $,79,9 3726457 Wekivs Landing Resort un toe river, 497 Tenuer, loving Car? for elderly. man -' REAL ESTATE. INC - _____ Family Group P o Ito' 553. Sanford, Fi.i 32771 (.1.N f.k.'.L uN 35-Mthile Home Lots S BR,? BATH, FIREPLACE (ir.I kin f.,n,'...i .,..,4 C. Organ 3727255 60—Office Real Good Condition 3 OR home with lnily r oo m, screened porch, large lot, assume Florida rooms, central heal and JOHNNY WALKER 15,000 GREAT ASSUMPTION 0.... 'S-Recreational Vehicles 372 9111 PlightS 322 7357 REAl TOP 8 Organ ',ilr', 8 Serv We buy used pianos & trade, LessonsPam,. organ, guitar. accordian, S.alm'- 301 W 1st Baby Items Crib, Bassinet, Hi Chair So n1 INC Transportation 307E IstSt,00wn'O*fl Days-372 6173 3770.646 3273991 779714 0 DUPLEX- 7 Bedroom concrete block, excellent Conditirifl. no city taxes By owner. 327 6620 2 Bedroom located on large, shaded, iieivete lot, furnished, $150 month Broker Owner, 372 5992 After Hours! 323941 $11,900 Phone 323 2658 3377118 (eattor - MARY -. SANFORD SEWING CENTER Thursday, March II, )974r-1IA 59—Misicat Mrctsandise pro $, group balls Piano & nu. ---------- ST. JOHNS REALTY CO BROKERS house is a wreck, but price is Only 57,500. Fenced on yard with large shade trees 7 Bedroom, 1 bath block Florida room Terms home furnished, $21 week. No pets sewing table Sold new f or 5-189.50. assume bclanc, of 5108, or 17 pnymenos of payments Misc. 611.34)0 JIM HUNT REALTY PAOLA AREA- Pi ACRES Great for kidS and horses. Old frame - or frienclt 01 prot)i,'ry' uf . sirde Sa nford Al Anon LAKE Large I bedroom mobile home, a.- Experienced. SHEF A pply nperwc Life Style Beaul,' 2310 a Oak Ave -_ I1EDROO ACOTTAGE PMA10pC . aII29 PO LAND flCCfl7fliir CAII7I A%Irt d -- SEEK & FIND followi n g , - For furth er 'nlormaton - Furnished 2 bedroom mobile home, (ssetberry area Adults Only l'hcrie 831 7373 auto parts, including receiving, ________________________ w ;Lit -. I b4i I2H1NtIGHDOR -her I OT41 L ; I-tn I,,,i i'c - If 4170, Call 162 carter . Styth l is t 1750 Espei-ienceci& 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES ED THE LONE RANGER and profitable . flAI.IJ Seconds to Hell Jeff SUNRISF JUBILEE 635 __ 2 . LOTS AND ACREAGE MIS REALTORS Landing Resort on scenic river. 114 YOUR FA&ilILY') REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES 530 12 NEWS c,-t ,.,. CIjU 1110s i,A,RvlW ELECTRIC m 1717 Park Ave.. A - necaIiCOUidsarIY ou on anhe* iS A L C OHOL APR PRO O B L EM LASSIE ivu,jvit: (Mo 4 PASTORS 3 • .. - rY ED elegant and picture perfect. 3 bedroom, 7 bath home in one of Sanford's finer neighborhoods on 4 lots for 541.500. 3 Bedroom, kitchen not equipped, Rctirement Dream-- Wekiva Siii'r S test to zn-i m,Ich'no' in lii r,b 'r Phone P7 1911 i4 Q r cy )ECORATOR'S DELIGHT-- Truly repairs. NO Real Estate i.ti r 1111 (ONTRACT'' 34-tAIe Homes :: Di d you knew that Johnny Walker it sale1 personw an no w doing home remodeling? See 2 Neat appearing nstration car for lo c aldemo aJ In Business Directory under Top earnings and chance for ad Home Improvement. vancement. For infervlevr CilI 19 SOUP W n) "L)an'selin ., Distress. Fred Astawe, Joan Fontamo. 1937 (Tues) -Ton 6 30 6 12 SOMERSET: Tues Orly. Ch 12. HOGAN S HEROES 4 , MIDDAY 6. NEWS 9 I RYAN'S HOPE €1) SCHOOL PROGRAMMING SUNSHINE ALMANAC 625 '2 (Mon) WiTH THIS RING (Tues, Th.ss, Fit) JEANNIE (Wed)PROFILESINEDtJCA. lION 9 DAILY ViCAD SHOP S FLEA MARKET 12 NBC NEWS 100 6 U FREE SWAP 2 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC IP 9cartoon SAN" 600 SUNRISE SEMESTER , I ¶.VL NOT EE OR A NY EBTS INCURRED Y ANYONE JTHF R THAN MYSELF AFTER MARCH 10, 1976 William II speaker engng thb price of toothpaste&nd maniiactusng his ow (A) ED MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (B&'iV) 5 00 2 ADAM 12 12 (Tues only) VEGETABLE ~ J AIIng c,vi. A.1uito 172 Fish, liv) MERV GRIFFIN SHOW by ED EtF(TRC COMPANY 125 610 "CURIOU 8:1 sUNDAYS E: Morning FROM COPENHAGEN i. TCv4ORROW 9 ALL MY CHILDREN app lyIto 6 p - ' ED i MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Golden Touch 'N Sew I t','l(I ISLYOND " Clean 3 OR. 2 bath, central air and heat, reasonable First, leSt and $100 deposit *30 1677 after 4 p rn goccl at bookkeeplrg. Free rent, noselary ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil Free lI1PJfl. SESAME STREET 9 THE FBI (A) Proccr,lod W€1,si,t0ibeløw 9 (Wed Only) AFTER SCHOOL SPECIAL: "The ToboMdtø"hierno Tuner, Shelly Jutinor star A 12 year boy FOR Friday I AIR HOSTtSS , Tflf - 14. IA1I4' ( - Kish Real Estate 321.0041 Couple to manage apartmen t Wr i te 0, . 1,13 Sanford, Fio-ida)VI i 4 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 0 - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, 50-Miscellaneous for Sale - 3 BR, I batPi, dining, living room, cent, heat, wall wall carpet, en Retirement home, furnished with 2 rental units extra, one per closed garage, large fenced lot. Reasonable price. 3731913 aft er manently rented Walking distance to downtown Sanford and 5:30. churches, 517,500 or best Offer 521 Park Di i ndividual bedroom, $135; 7 good location. $135 mo 31jjr_ 43(3 Mon WORLD PRESS (R) (Tues, Wed, Thug) LOWELL THOMAS REMEM. BERS (A) (Fri) BOOK BEAT (A) CD BIG VALLEY 1230 2' 12 TAKE MY ADVICE p Wanted __ Ncr I 1705 Magnolia. 2 bedroom furnished, $125 CRANK CONSTRUCTION 8. REALTY, REALTORS, 1306061 or 831 1420 after hrt rle1 Full or Cook & waitresses part time, All %hills Apply in. person to Marcilla's RestauraI ?" Perlisips Alcohol c Anonv-- HARTMAN (A ED MISTER ROGERS' NEIGI'I(3ORHCX)0 9 EDGE OF NIGHT 12 DINAH Guests include ED ADOAMS FAMILY Fl) 200 - .CEDVjiTIlADMlp4giN(; PROBLEM 6 MARY HARIMAN. MARY LESS 377 7198 I you are having difficulty finding a place to love, car to drive, a job. or some service you tievi' need of, read all our want ads every day bedroom, $150. No pets. Phone 514 1040 — - .--rsona uS Leave?- 1200 9 NEWS 6' YOUNG AND REST - Is - 4 (Fri. Only) CALL IT MACARONI 'Where Do We Sign Up and When Do We Afternoon homes Sundon - Noon Fiidj h.ocl 6 CBS NEWS Dog 41-Houses 3227643 hea$?Cr 311131 2920 DELI ONA ' UNDERDOG 4 00 '2 IRONSIDE Preenod Tuos, see below 2 12 (Tues Only) SPECIAL TREAT: 'F'igtsing All the Angtes' A ook at the i'iccwotss occupation of stunt men and *vmen 1155 4 Noon The 200 THE ELECTRIC COM U Q(Ykv '-5-. " APJfl - - CallBart REAL ESTATE Nice bedroom 1'!xk home, l'jrn. or unt urn Before Publicotion 41--Houses Ch',xn)becjroorn, I',bath,avocaøo '"iwe & refrigerator, blue carpet, centr,,l h' 8 air. Payton's. 322 1301 41-Houses anytime weekends. DEADLINES 9 G[NERA. HOSPITAL €1) (Mon) A BIT WITH KNIT (WM .) WOMAN ALIVE ED THE MOTHERS IN LAW 330 4 ( MATCH GAME U (Tues. Thurs CARRASCOLENDAS 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE Fl) I,4y .Tuei WM •Thur%,,, IILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (H) (Fri) CONSUMER SUFMVAL 1000 12 C EL E BR I TV 2 SWEEPSTAK , 6' PRICE IS HI(1I & refrigerator, centra' heat air. Wage Large yard 377 3153 1 300 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD 4 6" ALL IN THE FAMILY Ml i3 1230 .FOJ' 0pit . , - 4 11 00 Piitiir (StflOv, Smith. Story of two hilarious embezzlers, one who piils off a krrifc hoist with a oon',uter i ii not a gun. the other a attertxaInwith her own do about making a nest egg. 9 WIDE WORLD MYS TERY: 'Manru:' In tonigli's episode, "fly, Little One. Joe Marinix (Mike Conno's) thco'iers that a young mentally (SttSbOd gvl has Ovldeflcethat endangers both thew lives Doi r 8:15 fl) LASTRADA i,ocic I 00 PLUS SASQUA NIG to i77l - 3 Lkdro.nm, 7 bathS, carpet-d. stove 33-Houses Furnished (t'n) ERICA (A) (Tues ) SOUNOSTAGE (A) (Wed) SCHOOL PROGRAMMING (Thtis ) NOVA (R)(Fri )KUPS SHOW (A) (actia' Lon Chanuy. Louise AILYitIOn BW) 1943 12 MEV GRIFFIN SHOW ED MISTER ROGER6 NEIGHBORHOOD 930 4 P1111 DONAHUE SHOW fD SCHOOL PROGRAM un 1 thrus limes 6thru2 tiflies 26 times (S700 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum - MING "? THE NEIGHBORS tm.) bOn c Orwell for hetpwllen her you neptiewrsctviç,thsthmtrôer ari(J ft,'ced u hou'kr tame by a crime ring w1'1.act threatens tils life. David Jaicn, Anthony Ztirbo st ar. ' . ___ CifflIl , 01 3 Bedroom on lsirg lot on lakefront Phone 322 8913 after S p in 41c line 31Ca line 74c a line 53 P.M. 800 AM. MONDAY thru IRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon 230 2 '12 THE DOCTORS 4 6; THE GUIDING LIGHT U SCHOOL PROGRAM- Man Jack Palance Mthony RJby A turn,%hocl 16S TES oc PANY 9 S20.000 PYRAMID 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 4 , GAMBIT 5 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 9' MOVIE: (Mon) •'Siflfl Through," Jeanette Macr)r,m.1,i TV in Aherne 1441 (Tuos) 1IIeBig Caper .AOry Calhoun. Mary Costa (B&W) 1957 (Wed )"24HotSStoKtII Mickoyfloonoy,WalterSlOzak 1965 (Thtss) "The I noly youth of attack-murder 8.57 *1 KANGAROO 900 empis when Barnat,y arrives to dew an apparontly retarded HARRY o '6 .4' i 9 800 CAPTAIN 9993 !J I CLASSIFIED Gray. 1953. (Fri)'Swudof the Conquero Jack Palanco. Guy MKJISOn 1961 DL*)IX?d 130 2 12 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 4 8 AS THE WORLD TURNS 9 RHYME AND REASON ICA 10 00 4 6' BARNABY JONES' Clu Gulager giesis as a deW ii-Ai ,uu-inff Wh011isist hirvishlov to 2 12' NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 2 12 NBC MOVIE: Farewell to Manzanar," Don Takcthita. Vuki Shimoda True diana Cd exile, betrayal and shame ansangfron,thoi4roof. rxJckzingW\VIlcA aJapanoso American family from a pleas.tnl life in Santa Pvkwiuca. and thee s&tisequent internment 5t 1 eNnluon cer.tiy r°zv rno S.erras 658 12 PALL HARVEY 700 2 12 TODAY (Local news at 7:25 and 825) CBS NEWS (Ch 4, 4 730. local rws), 9 (3000 MORNING AMER Lt. Slow and Insp Keller take to the vineyards ci the California wine country to track down an al ienaccused of slaying an irnyetion agent g) HOLLYWOOD p/ n-lj. TEF 'me I1onngway Play.ED MOVIE: 'Crime p. 825 f1l LOWELL THOMAS RE. . . ~TW~RS 'JU 9 BARNEY MILLER: 'Heat Wave 'Barnoyssquaqolrnen fosoris to wearing &OSSOS during a heat wave to help female Detectives Wentworth ra4eycettharaplst.(R) 6:30 hunts a girl courier for acasuio, guest MOviE •'Tho Captrvo City' kfri Forsythe. Joan Camden 1952. A V oivioss newspaper editor and his wife are ttvoatenod when they inteed to expose a gangland syndicate. '2 JACK JONES IN CON- 1 '2 DEVOTIONAL FRANCISCO; A Martinez, p iy ()rrrj '= Juan' Errol Flynn. Vrveca Lirxflcxs I948.(Thtxs)'Sati, Jot." Robert Stack. Colleen 6.55 Hordulu and discovers a 'vi man is ED 800 4 NEWS racing to boat thorn to her (A) 9 THE STREETS OF SAN LI 322-Lol Ch'i1r , Jack Paianco ig (Wed) of Don 650 a man sth gamtsng connochens is found mtidocod U his The Komxs apairtmeni IS OF MAGIC 9 LET'S MAKE A DEAL After 4 6 HAWAIIFIVE-O vaded by all of the "sweathogs," when Washington Vefflafeafl drop by for - pcJç HUNT WONDERFUL WORLD W 'I flOa. S'Ih SprIfltt!f Wltna Rudolph and decathlon WiflflOf Rater Johnson talking it over '.'-th 1938 011ympilc champ Jesse Owens. is 9 WELCOME BACK. KOT TEA: Classroom Maniago €1) Evening W 1h t94) DUPLEX OdQndo - Winter Pork Seminole Real Estate 32-Houses Unfurnished ASSIFIEDADS ' i �____ -- ! nr, 12A-Bening c - ad, Sanford, F I, Quei__ ic;ns _ __ - ~~~ ~ AreRoised Ab00!Ai3,Funding Voic e F' Am %%ASUlTo AP (..riti use an reason to blacken cism Is not new to he Voice of tente" government's Shrugging - __) ria Facing s tatiin from the U.S.Imor. Iic11 estiin tc that has a ination Agent), as part of a reguiar Sovt audi ence num ii ome rio r" e . note that Soviet propaganda ctiltural programs. government-contralled media. rope's post World 'War It reasons, the American press nients in Congress and at the mitters. broadcasts about 770 i I -,I ___ - ), I presented a "totally mis- as you'll find anywhere on the paper So%ielskaya Rossiya con- cooperative research projects in mid-December tended to %S'hile the So%iets accuse VOA leading" picture of develop- face of the ear!h. I'm very tenderl that the U.S. station has and other positive aspects of substantiate the officiall' conof 2Iring antidetene siews, ments during the last days be. proud tf been airing statements "by detente. _ tention that VOA news report- many of VOlt's transmitters appear to be dim for any .. , - 9 ,'we as the Voice of America toward anti-detente ~Iews. reflect the Amerir-an press" Extensive coverage of . I.._- ..~ sig. - .Z ".~:" 1_e: _. I. . . . . ,_: ., -., r_ '_ = - !,-Z--_- .4 1-- - fnrmr - --a --. AIF' ". - . I . - - the I - -. - - -- _;__ - ______ - fl-az -_--__ - . . _- I.- -_ __ W PRICES __ ' for I I L BLADES _ -_ =--al __ _____ - - _______ _ ________ . . WC_ T - - - - .- _W__ shuttle, a new craft that may . .. -. few. A stubbs-wlnged airplane- 11 -1 :. ;- . , , -7. - - -- '- L - -0, It" ~ ~,j ..!% . -. e~,, v 71 - "Q- - - - make space travel easier and ,- - u oe,uuv .shuttles sUrts operating in U* early 1980s, NASA officials ex- O"s GERMS I __ •• .-• d Ii' bi V .~ , ..,Zi4l~ t,^ . -4, . , -Z I , - Officials i , NWHW oz. - that nearly ended in disaster I iT ' flown i In ___ __________ 14~ shh tle will ut a . - wi; ___~Ll I mclans Physical requirements 11 tbe strict f 1" OZ Af , :: LIMIT I aPAK VINYL COATED DRIP ' ,,_). . -- .i--- I PKG. nr & tony on the shuttle to 10 thlr experents and LIMIT AZ t ~ - have the primary responsibility of flying the vehicle." .- - - -rl - - , ,:~~_ _- . ;~~Z~~%_. .__ - - tZ:=.__--T___ 1 -- . ___ - - r-_~_ _494 _:_11 1 1 1. 'TEff - - __ 1, I PFfl U J142 _4 . , I : A 10 mem rso WITH - %___ - ___ - -_ __ I -I -, I I II I 2 y,, 101 SURE ght in a ILetime. DEODS -- BATH __ Pi ct, - Mike Marshall of - UW~~ I '4-.'Iltmll_ -1 I- -Z.'~_, :-~ . - - ' .. J!7 FT Sem I nole - ~; _Itln% - - -_' 4Wyfff - P __ AN.A I I II .. , 47 . . ; C_ -, _.IT~ WN40 rM",V, t, L l ,.-;,. . i .4 --- -_ _. . _. - Z '' ;.'N C j_4 4,:---__,,'*%'--- ____ ~ I illi I - STANDARD /* .~ . .) -4 — _ ___,_ M_ --- - - SCALE - \ 7.99 ft ft it I . - - - - I . - -- SAVE ANTA(I D DI&L - - WIII - T - . k It A .I *yA .l, if, - .: •1 ' - __ - I . . )" ' -I "is 1 Im I /,K I'vm I - . J .",I1!, '. il_4 _, I awft WITH THIS COUPON . _.. -. - . -_ ________ _ -----I- ____ _.__-c____i~ - - __ . it-I . )i " - . P_ -- --I - -,_~. .,., I - . . (,# __________________ - OO 100 1-7 7 0 11 - - - V - Van Et-poel (0) d '"'.rn(0)d _. . . . ' I HendesonCotIeee squad with the title. -1 . A , (198) with a 158 total. ,,I; Ii4f -- flItnik Carpenter _46, - . ' . - .11_ I - . I ~, i 14 " -,_'.. - - ' 3: ° '. ' 'A '/ I i!~ _. - Florida A&M High 17. ho I .- . _%~ -A, - I I " 1, 7~ :~_ _EZ . .~t - fz_ , .. V 11 1. %&M Th -, .,~ 4 ~-. , "LT T, 3;111,"Ft, I Xy, .- , 1!~:','-~l t . . ~ ~ - 1, M.", _-, k,~r 72 - - _ f? - _ __ lmnsr_T.~rI '.."_ _ " -L _ I ig-mm - -_v jo -_ -_- '_ : - __ - - __ .1 - - ZN .'J;r) I t ' : _~i~ q ` . _'_,!~ _~ I I _?, 6 . 0 L Lyman Golfers . - , - . rJ-11 . . - i-; .-.-' W, 88!1 .1 _ .T ~ ti- _. -~~---f; ~=:!-Ryl' :AKI- ft% , - -!,'(A-7~1,3~;~iivv.,!! Jesuit i2t.10) and Riviera lone on Friday. - _4 1, . % jl ' ;-_--~, says Coach Pat Healy. "We've Astronaut, ranked N o. 7. games will be played Saturday been in a lot of tight but meets unranked Jesuit Thurs- afternoon. Tlk, AAA and AAAA we kept our composure 'and day and No 10 ltmckamds faces titles will be decided Saturday camebacktostinwhnwestere unranked Suncoast Fnday. evening. I ____________________ HEATING PAD ;~ - -_ vr 7z #.. - T F~__ h usville Astronaut 124-7), Talla- way golf match, outdistancing - ,.- 114 ~:. A - _-_~,:, ~ii t E~-7 - 4:- , -, _.-m-Z 3--- - - -- - -M. Clea.rwater CC meets Palmer,, c lutch. The nearest thing to a Oviedo- Ifigh regis-iter 11 - .- . Thes bring a pence' 32-4) hassee lun, sthich is 24-5 a well-b, I ' """"nations, EA. - .;- - Fe (18 ) and unranked All f our Class A teams finrecord into the Class AAAA big school competition and the IW4 state meet with a perfect lOin sma se highest ra k ' f h f They are No. 3 Coral Gables %ivors of regional and district that won the title easily. Uk Weir kept :ts perfect record fast tine St. Joseph (224), No. anatee. second ranked, has year in winning the AA d 4 . I Tonight's other Class AAAA iifinal matches fourth-rank. - - - i -.._-_--_A.r2 Sar Hurricanes in the 1976 meet opening today. Ayyvvin, Ill i, Double% r van Erpoet Ward (0) '.. - _;- 1. gu -_ _-_ 1 -- i ._"_. F_:5_ kr— : _ JACKSONVILLE i AP)- down." T%i,p (-Inca AA wsvri4t-^v- ... An unbeaten team has sur. Manatee meets sixth-ranked No. 6 Clearwater Central Cathived the state high school Orlando Edgewater, 304, Fri. otic (25.5 tst t our nament iinx the past tn day nieht sicory Wednesday over years sthich may be an omen (0) a - -, &' P- IZM-A=,;-I--T7.-.,n,-,--~_.,-~ - .'~ ,. i ;,-.;- i'-, Tourney Opener / gir ls tLnnis team chalked u a () () __1 n State Oviedo Girl Netters Win 2 i 4tfJ. 'Edgewater Vs. Manatee -- " - Seminole's Don Beverly wa tches tea mmate Ron Tetenbaum -, 4 II 1. - " -- - ___________ Whips Jones LHowefl i __~* ---1 ` i~ -:: ft-- - dw - ,L - +--" - -- . - : 1- - - - - - Or lando Evans - - __ - !~_ '_1 - - __ I - . 1 - i -: - . . - - - . I - ,_ I - _. I I I - - 9 I * = -_ - _ A - x3i POLIDENT I ._ . L-:, -t _x - - - 1. __ ---I=- - - -1 Z, i.,, , .J MR" ,;;;__,N __~.~~ ~~ - - 1 00 ASPIRIN 5 GRAIN / - baseball decisions Wednesday, M ,_ _ _ _ - I COUPON I 0 'V lii- -. - - _:_ I - i SI7F Ilt.L ibility to come through in the 100 TABLETS WITH - 1IIt: ____ OVIE[Y)-Lake Howell Ifigh i-i, '''I, -, _ ..'.~,V,*_AA ,~,qr I t _~ AVE "SL - -431% -. I - - . ...4ii4' A ----/0 Ill -i oweiiII me - 104 .I '- I -I' --- C 75 s 19 or ~_] I lKill T _ "da k 4A I I **~~ -1 I -no, ,-, -4.1 / - .rt 1.._- oz s,e . BOWL (LEANER :... 2Q McQueen( I '_ I - --.-- i ;--- - . - ,_ I _" , _______________________________ - - _____ Stminulf Ilt, Mainland 26 111L P 1-16 4~7 - . -._._- tMin0le 44, Peterson (si, 2. - I !. -- ig D1=GEL f 1 'U" ' " WIT14 THIS COUPO" fill -—-_ .--- ___ MILE , ALKA SELTZER 36's .,A,';.,- f) Macleans Fluoride 28 1. Gaines (LB) - __ --- -_ ___ , __ - .. - . -5I r_ iiw' rr fi- . ittin ,,..- , J jbi;; 11,1111 I I tj - . 111, I MONEY BACK GUARANT DASH-- -_ r!" L - I Lake Brantley and Lyman also udeII Eberly Foster) laud-1, • =LIM I -9= ".".,.,_.. ":'%-,- -'1-w-1 Seminole with Lake llowe 1, t'o C *_Lz_ _L t__ __ - . ..._ - T! "ft , Avifvl EXER(ISFR "` J _______________________ __ RELAY- L. Brantley IN.ckrr,in, ____ _- -- W_ nextweightlif(ingactionwji the county 'ned Wed da y a A~. Ank Lit _~~ - That will depend on how There are now 28 astron at the Johnson'Space Center yle - " -- Seminole now stands 7-2 and n es V. T% -V k. ' Quip. WITH THIS COUPO ~ Story BPaie I - ____ LI4IT 1 R IL S " 0000~ REG. 6.95 LIMIT 2 will be needed 7! Rogers ILB) 6 112,14, leo RA:-:r antley (rr _i LII 6h. ! !t~ _77_ -_M: ~ U I VI .110, WITH - ___ . V -, - ,...i team regis tories Wdneday over Mainland and Lyman in a .- __ ual meet. Ile Seminoles outmuscled ! 0. 1. -_,f.~__ I - U`-~!f~Mainland bya 37-26 margin and .... RUN- -,r . 2 - - t - I _. _____ f King To Play 11_ ~ in __ ____ 41~r_p _T =- ._ =:7i - - ___ _ ---.. i _% _Z;_ _. ------S -_ .-... . . . --- -AW - - t-_. __ . k- . - • ' 39 ilfilz - • I I AN "ic6 mean- player's services for up to two ing. In and - trt.nINS)ion,q 88 RETAIL r .- contractual commitments Dave stondered 'The Supreme Court tune The players' association the players' union if such is the . t b:": 2r L case thcr - * - __ :- 1 ft' - _ ..,. - " /A jfJ VALUE 1.49 I a M E C F W/J __ -t;:=- _____--___-__ -___ - ____ I---- - ____ and ,i.0 _:R~ -7-- ~w Jhv;t 41111- SAVE ______________ - I . I I 11 1111 CO PON THIS 834n8776 - \Icssersm ith \1his r I- I I _- FOR decisions that upheld an arbi- the Supreme Court 315 i-lAdarnS( ~_ - ROLLS : REG. -- - - ____ ___ -_____ -_--_-_____ --______ .---------- .- - trator's rWing granting free while not play ball or pay sala- more years simply by offering the Los Angeles Dodgers has agent status to pitchers Andy ries for two years')" Seavcr him a contract for that length of annourced his intention to sue MEDLEY- L Brantley (Banks, - - ft M , - -!%=&~~jj~~!.ft= . - ... ITS With thro: PCT . , . . I _m LIMIT I !w . J _____ 1, . "'...f. OAVE -~ ..., Il lu4_3 - 0 -7 FOR MEN A ND WOMEPI Qit REG. \4\ THIS . . r. ;*,, _- I If )I ., J, __ r 0 I BAG % -1 I 0* ,,.# I I .. COUP014 PAPER TO(L RACK TOTE .. . &,# 6. I ", ~, &,_ `44~,N~ ~ COLORS k __ , Fl - - of the New York Mpt-q as thp last recourse. The ca'ch in the proposal is can be stripped away r of court "Do they want to try going to that the club could retain the actively in collective bargain- Seminole's Deena Flamm rails over bar A, I VIIJVI CUADDIIlt' TUII I I. uPII#U U P5W ..'. ". .11111 -1 14 1 . i ,- . It , _________________________ The payload specialists will not be ernpl, ))es of NASA or ENJQY BE-IJER - ; juMP-- Wiibanks IE) 172; HIGH AJIMP - Nickirrisfo (LB) A 10, 110 LOW HURDLES- Ebefly (Lb) 17 tiit . ,F F, . r; REG. SAVE—M *I ___ -4 __~X ~ * . -___ - -n - -- __________ "There's no way to go now owners with an appeal to the seventh year and become P free for only one option year beyond :44" ' 12COMPLETELYREUSEBLETOWELS WITH THIS COUPON ' Jil time,uptot point they - December but to settle," said Tom Seaver U.S. Supreme Court as their agent the following season Triumph City. f.-,- 41 10 SPONGE TOWELS I 94 ":~, ~ ~ I %# Vl W ,~ TnH ~ w;H 1-~ S .~ C-_UPON ______:I - V. . .. ! ~ gers" for the balance * of the mission. tors," he said. E R fz~ pIr - - i s - LIMIT i - GARMENT HAKERS __. LIGHTER VALUE SAVE J0,71W -11"' - missions are projected . I- - ,,rZ. :1 --.L— X*x* ;I If I .. : ? 4' -I VALUE . ____ 6vaLETTE 8ARS allowed , said, '. DUIIL Abbey said the mission spe Abbey said NASA has not established requirements for the I t 1.49 ma ny of the current group of , -41-1 Ilf I- ______________ 1 P a' #1 vYITH HIS I If I I — il 6 BAR - "~..k . ;V~ _ - r.," I n - Lif ters i, .. OUIC)40 1FI!1 100' UI . .1. Il,aise will be Charles Fullerton, tronauts, nor has it decided how r-' , recently of the Apollo 13 moon mission - L'_~, S '! . " I, , ::V.I_PW 0V,0,e t- aanoun events. She tossed the shot 38-11 SHOT- ,." ~1;- WITH THIS COUPON - 1- I "" CHOCOLATE BARS 'r' that astronaut Fred Haise, 42, and may only rmxe one space '., ;v -li — - -Ir4iy_P`~ . , - ,~ - I , ., , and even carr) Ing materials for construction of a space stat.ion. -V';~~f .. W -,:-v?,` '',- , -,; 44 EYE R SAVI LAVORIS MW I I .. JtZ the on," Seaver of major league service could decision last i.e., The latest court rulhg left the play out his option in his that a player is bound to a club 'etersburgis debatable , in, Se'llinok's L, t- N IA II 15 11 Ivo _.. gap- __ ESTLES .Y tI&1.. _ - I , W - 9k VALUE M11rWITH THIS 0UPON will be the payload pecttberewlflbeupto4Ofllghts"These specialls s" he said 'e'lI - - for the players disguise it a bit." The major schism is still whether the rights won by the per 11 , 6 CENTER 9-9 0 I _.: B[CAUSE 11 KRIS Abbey said experts who deagain and again. The space-isvelop giace experiments will be . r- - .1 , - t .f rocket and returned to earth will be welcome." '-f _,w~,. -,7 - I ,,A* CLEAN 17-w- - _-_ W SAV . 1 _L=i like craft, the shuttle is de- pilot astronauts, he said, "and - --_ )4 - viously were closed to all but a entists, engineers or tech- I DAILY OPEN 0 REG. 1,98 starts after the craft is ip orbit. Qcalified women not only will Qualifications of the pflot-asbe eligible, but will be encour- tronauts; will be similar to asaged to pp1y tronaut require ments of the The ream for the change is past. Most are expected to be civilian or military test pilots. - -, __- -- - _%,'M 1-psq, scientists and other lechnical - , cent chance of tration matters, anyway." appeals court. What the owners want at They were right They lost, least their latest proposal One of the few exceptions in a '. HIGHWAY 17.92 at 27TH STREET • SANFORD QUANTITIES LAST , - 1119 and copilot need know how to - _._ _ -. _ - -- - t_ . PINECREST some erateordeploytheshuttlepay. ___ - tgaK . THRU MAR. 14th WHILE EFFECTIVE , I I I Ull .- I and I - main lob will be to handle, op- , - -_ Z ,%- We reserve the right to limit quantities, l4ot responsible for typographical errors, load. During the Apollo and Skylab programs, all astronauts were Space Administration will re- trained to pilot the craft, plus the cru1tcandidatesfornsUon's perform experiments and anautcorps tiyesr handiethepayload,lf any - .: I a women, too. For the first time since 1969, _ =- SAV SHOPPING _________ good men Lake Brantley took 10 of 13 firs Wiming high jump by Hnintley's Gtna Nickrun M SPACE CEM'ER Houston traseler, he said, will be the - AND . %, (,* embassies, as well as other New \4, counsel get involved in arbi. association. "7bey just tried to ons only a Moss, ____ ________________ --- --- . CLIP - To Recruit NASA -_M ~ _____ I I - WILKINSON S.S.-D.E. :-If - . —A 11-1 -___ -- - .- _. __- -Z - X_ T--__ offiNnsprDswo- ~,-w ' the winners, 40 for Seminole d 11 for Evans. ; tense Secretary James R. VOA's budget are undecided Schlesinger and others "who about proposals to I-eillo%-e the ~ The point count was 117 for 'A slet stements by foer De- Re1 ations panel os erseeing _. - Rem ---I .. . . at the expense of .Seminole and - news r ....- o 4, __ --.- 741W1111 iiiiii&am . . -I A W9 11 diPlonuicy" - attempung to "Almost universally thpre report the news fully while at has been a feeling that BBC is a the same time actively more credible and accepted presenting forei'n policy e porting Percy One ma;or Soviet newspaper said. charged that VOA deliberately Both the Senate committee concentrates an airing anti-So- and a House International - , _ up another s ictory Wednesday --e'-- suit, he said, "you try to listen upgrading of its transmitter fato the Voi ce and you hardly cilitic s of contract negotiati that 30 ,as produced little progress. winning in er elder s e reay 0 superb girls track team chalked , , - "Ile owriers told us Lake Bran tl e y high Sehool ______ - p , e stithagretr - VoiLt 1, as been laced at the 6 -". , :.- ,-'~ ,~, .-.WK-j!" -I - , ,';4:~~;~~ __. I . 4l7:qiold' - 4 V q .. ____ - ministration disputes and poor Ile noted that "through the broadcast reception because of years, I have listened to BBC aging transmitters. 'British Broadcasting The basic problem, according Company and the Voice of 1-.,?--,_._--,*_;,_-,-,_` ._ I '' -- 1 — : .1as;i. with problems involving its charter requiring that its news basic organization and aims, coverage be "accurate, objec- -' _ and in reduce its emands at today's brief se;ssion or a longer one now the players have what you Wednesday -is an agreement players in the landmark mi gh t call the ultimate eap- 1nh1chaplayerwithsye&s sersmiUMcaIly arbfation cteduled for Ida Second - 11. '!.,;.. __L __ " _'i:',L*--';-..-!.-, 1-1 1* ~"I a ~ , .--,... " - , - l. 4 , '?' I However, the prospects nowI eS i _ claim that within recent years by failing to report adequately compare with other Western attitude toward the resolutions VOlt has ad opt ed too soft a tone on American evacuation plans Os erseas broadcasting, VOA of adopted in Helsinki' and h as shied away from Percy, a mem ber of the Sen reporting on Soviet dissidents ate Foreign Relations Com- I' But ;tLC(4 _. *",:,, '- -:~V Official, ' .b. / - _______t .. , - Z ri _- , ___• __• , -; ' sidd. abroad. .. -& I 7. __ . . Fin IS A - - 18 d,ay for the 26th time In a series . - a 'A ______________ __________________ SPORTS -_ which would have given eight-year veterans the chance to become free agents in their Ifth season after one o tion year. S___ The two sides meet again to. ___ . .. - wording the owners' previous proposal emi ____ - J year, Only this time the players are the pitchers and the owners are - " - .'._________ 1,5O the State Department. _' _... ,- Sen __ _~~ - IV044M __________ " has Ham _ ;,k;j~e., _ . . I __ 1- I'- I, — g&gm,!L ____ _____ •. Hii - - _ - _____ - best - this time of the baseball _________ d propa- about nr4f4c A Win ________ _______ ___ 7i USSR __ ___ .. ...______________ ganda tool whose newscasts - Girls ' IOY&s, wn ers TAMPA IAP) - As usual at 111 S aimed at VOA and other VestVOA's current chief, Kenneth "To some degree it's fashion, boundaries as permanent. At has raised more questions White House. ;iddens also pointed out that' em shortwave broadcasting Giddens, concedes that the sta- able, it's vogue to listen to Western trsistence, the accords detente, been more str etch the t th programming, while VOA Even the goes through frequent cycles tion tends to be "a little more VOlt," one official commented, also included provisions in developments critical aboutwith some of the hosteserisofllttle value unless Today the criticism strikes "it has Its ups and downs," re- restrained" in its reporting noting that VOA has been car. tended to promote freer Easthours a week in languages, detente than i t can reach VOA's listeners Radio much closer to home Serious marks VOlt's Moscow's Dis sion than E3BC output cying more popular musk and West contacts presiousls,' sa id questions are being raised on Director Eli Flam. cleans amounts to some But he ad ds that "I really be. feature programs aimed to aphours a said he be lieves the SoAn examination of VOA proCapitol £1111 a bout VOlt's broadOn Capitol Hill, however, liese that the Voi ce of Amer. peal to Soviet young people a network of 41 week in 84 languages. "1 don't Vi sict attack Is 'nay off base" in grain logs and transcripts coy casting and whether it may be Charles If. Percy, R-111., has ica puts out as objective, balthe United think that ste ,ire doing an adeThe anti-VOA broadside pub- alleging that VOA has skimped ering Russian language broad- transmitters In t oo tightly under the control of contended that VOlt last spring anced, unbiased a nests product lished last month in the nests- on reporting about U.S.-Soviet casting for a week-long period States an __ DranTle y -- llas been been desecribed by Moscow as a Western ) I V flie So v iet Union had pushed tnrough editorial opinion Angola Issue includeo regular hear strongly for the 35-nation ac and VOA chi h eIf Kenne th (idd roundups Items newscast i it sa 1 r Thursday, March 11, 1976 - _ __ ____ 11111W -M W.-I -- V. I R!Ip'l . * .~7 04 I -1 tk Brantley hurtilerm Lynn Dea Tereast - ___ --- =- hotos by Tom Vincent) i 1enness&e s Bernard King will the NCAA East Regional fts Saturday at Charlotte - - SHUFFLIN' the city cowts. The event is the Friendly City hiLted DoubW, and an estirnated 3W ersons . - �- _____ 2B—EnIflgHer - - Sanford. FL Thursday, March U, 976 — - Olde rrnan By MURRAY FRMAN VV eII...Slnce You Asked Q. I have heard ahout a pro football player whcie did Gpeuwbilehewa3skydIvgbutheudhimseuby.fgon his chute pack. I would Like to know if this is true and who u player was, — Jeff Divalo, lsnger, Ky. ThLs sounds like part of the lore of Jim Marshall, the velous 39-year-old defensive end of the Minnesota Vikings, who has done everything from free form sky diving to getting the Canadian wilds to selling wigs. And he once ran the wrong way with a fumble, too. you Q. C.uld tell me the best hitting pitchers In buebali history? I'm talking Just about pitchers who played that poeitk,u throughout their careers. — Steve Ilennes, Fullerton, Calif. r .. II ibers t(aIIy a - __I A? IiU9Il flUHG IN THE COUNTY COURT tf &i*A i i 1JIlI I'U" u awl Evening Herald, San¼rd, Fl. __ homers in his - , ' t Don IlLLc.e had a pain in liii' r _____ ________ -' ...... ._... ..Wr___ v ' a ___ .1 I I S . I - - , . I k " By IRA BERKOW go along ith I3use's game-high fifth'place Pacers' home court. - . a ers. an " : , . ' business is .t tollo.,js, ' ,I ______________ _____ ________ ______________ ..i:.j ________ temper ______ _____ _____ _______ - ' - a --. ',. , , ' - -- .. 'j .' -. .--- '.' -'-. .- "'• t to ___________________________________________________ • Ki t 2 4 I i t K I ii - at Q. a I as Ky. knowing doctor said.they have it," the for the renova'ed, 15,000-seat at about $20,000 a year in his the first year in Division II, but with pros for fans' dollars. Hollywood Sportatorluni, some coliseum, In the last three years, ac- 20 miles north of Miami. put,'ordlng to Thompson anzl his Goldman, still getting linanc_________________________________________ is aiming for a hockey doctors, the shortstop has btn team next fall. ing arrangements drawn up, as healthy as the next guy. But A second group, Coliseum As- says, "From a financing point sometimes It's hard to convince sociates headed by Owen Gold- of view, the NHL is much more the next guy. man, plans to build an 18,000- dynamic (than the NBA). They Thompson says the emotional seat coliseum 00 tilt, campus of average about 12,700 anywhere. pain after. learning of - his Florida International Univer- The NBA draws about 7,000 disease was greater than any sity' in southwest Miami. ((ansi." physical problem. He descrIbes If Goldman's plans reach Goldman's goal is to have his this is a recently published $15-million arena built in time reality, his arena will likely reiutobiography, "E-B, The Diary for the 1977 season, but admits turn major college basketball to of a Major League Shor'stop" he is months away' from final- the area for the first time since Dominate (Dillon Press) written with Bob i.zlngplar.sanditrnaytie 1978or the University' of Miami Fowler. sport in 1970-71. longer for his arena to be built. dropped SPORTS , IN BRIEF Sophomores SEC's the as couldzft draw on Mialni Beach Thompson said. "It seemed Goldman is interested only everywhere I went people the National Hockey League even with the likes of Rick Barasked the same question, 'How and National Basketball '' are you?' I got sick of hearing Association and says he won't Florida International, which those words. . . When I'd see be deterred in building his will gain ownership of the coli- was Havlicek Back people talking in a group, I facility' by' any Sportatoriurn sewn in 40 will have 11ieved they were getting up a franchise, rIghts tc use the facility in the o1 on the day an'] time I'd die. "I don't think the WH1 will meantimmie. This may' sound funny, but I draw in South Florida," said Torn H. Wonderling, athletic was almost embarrassed that I Goldman, predicting a WUA buss at the college for uphad l2ukcrnia." team would have a toit. tune percla.csmen. said. "If wo had surviving three months. this faculty, myoh-my, the In Celt Drills years, ---' a (AIm a 1 Las J et at Q. s, Player H its 40, Not Feeling Old J IIo rd iq 1J es Set , BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (API — Only' two seniors the Southeastern Conference coaches' All-SEC basketball squad. Alabama center Leon Douglas and VanderbIlt forward Jeff Fosness are the only seniors on the 10-member team, 'Jso there are only two juniors on the squad. They are Auburn guard Eddie Johnson and Tennessee forward Ernie Grunfeld. Five sophomores were voted to the Warn by the SEC coaches. They- are: Bernard King of Tennessee; Jacky . t.tursey, tacorgia; Jacs i,ivens, PentucKy; Mike Mitchell of Auburn; and Kenny Higgs of Louisiana State. Mississippi State guard Ray Wldte Is the only freshman. are -- - n . He Plays In 63 1st Straight TORONTO — Center Gary Unger the St. Louis Blues &i a National hockey League record by playing in his o3lst straight game, surpassing the previou.s reccrd of set by' Andy Hebenton, of surgery a gave - , Lega Noftce ... 886' B,1C///t7 I N PG H IL 'V 8:00 P.M. at MATINEES wouldn't - M or,day a years," Wed. & Sat age of was 1:45 s . me for even happened hi 3____________________ TRIFECTA fliy a rumors - shot En the final 20 mInutes, tional Hockey League might The idea of the prev'nt is to keep from giving up a quick tinTh the only Winnipeg move to Cleveland. kuchduwn. I agree with you I think prevent defenses are player to score twice although Although Bryan Carnjbehl 'Ji)e.1gt because they make a team out its normal pat- Bobby hull and Veil Ketola scored on Cincinnati's first tern. But the Dallas Cowboys, for Instance, come up with figures each had a goa and three as shot, Cleveland caine back and !"", ., " ax.. s.u P Unthtiom, Peter Sullivan and ried on goals by HarrIson "prevent," Also, their touchdown yield Is one pet- 18.8 aases UIt NiIsson scored the other tied Danny fl Q."ss4. norrnaliy and only ant per 28 passes In the prevent. I'm xtijj Winnipeg goals while Marc ers took command In the final convinced tcause the aluzation that calls for a prevent decrees Tardlf notched his 60th of the period on a goal by Ron Wad that the percenagesagainsisucessfulpa season fcc Quebec, will &xre.ase, and two i..y Gerry Pinder. matter what defense is used. As the first-period buzzer _______ sounded, Quebe,'s Bill PrentIc' Roadi3 2 Q. I would like the addresses ci two prufrulunal and Winnipeg's Nilsson began Del Hall's 37th geal of the athletes, Pete Rose of and Fran Tirkenton ol MID. pushing and shoving lit the cor- season with 40 cond !eft In ncsota. — Shd!a Olher,Cincinnati Letnrf, 't%.Va. ncr. Pruttc.e and hull therm got the second period snapped a 2-2 Such i'equests are futile, I will not give out home addretiaes Into a shoving match and Que. tie. Power plays goals by RobAnyhoth'canwritetoathIetrsjnc b&c1ths Andfor those bCc'sPierrefloyleftthepenaJ.. bie Ftocek and Jim lloyd gave who've asked about Olympic star Dorothy Hamili's address in ty box and headt"d the Phoenixaz.Oedge before tarry Cone,, I'm sure that the postin,an in hiveralde knows skinnhiTh, followed by players Plesu scored for New where todellver ii from both benches. England, - go of ..- Jim Gruen. my favorite (or twice Ctnrk of thr Circuit Court, $Cmirv,It County. F loricta accordance with the proyision of the Fictitious Plame Statutes, To Wit Section $4509 Florida Statutes 1937 RACES MIAMI Ah') The age of tastic instrument," Player 40--traditionally a cutoff figure saId, and began relating the for athletes—is staring Gary mindtoagolfscoreIntIle5os,I Player in the face, score that only has been apHut the gritty' little South At- proached—not achieved—on rican, for two decades one of the American pro golf tour. the world's most dedicated per"You can remember, I can fectionists, most feared andre- remember, it was not that long spected performers, has no ago when it was considered that thoughts of letting advancing the four.rninute mile was in:ige restrict his competition. possible. It could not be tione, "Barring major illness, I "Then I', Roger Bannister may play for another 20 cUd It. He ran the four-minute Player said...and a look of mile. Now It is commonplace. combative detemination They run it in college. crossed his face. "Did you ever think that, in "And if I do, I'll tell you this: your time, you'd see men walk at the end (if th;e 20 years I'll on the moon? But it's happened. be in better condition than Sam You've seen it. Snead, Because I work at it "The mind is a fantastic harder." thing A combination of physical "In golf there is a barrier at and mental conditioninu ifl or Iti or u,hntoxrnr ii i I'.,. -, will t'r'abhe him to play a long as he broken the harrier in Brazil. I wants, Player said before set- once shot 59. But I haven't done ting today as one the it in the United States. That's v'irites in the $200,000 Doral my goals. I want to shoot 3pn Gulf Tutu iuiiiietit. in America, And it I do, ii "As your body grows older, someone does, it may become you must condition it more, not common. less," insisted the physical-fitAnd Player, winner of an inneas buff, a tough, compact, 150 credible 105 internatIonal fx)un'ls of bone, flluScJe, sinew championship in a globeand desire, trotting career, had that goal in "I'm doing that now. Instead mind today', too. of decreasing physical acAmong his chief competitors unties, you must increase in the Doral were defending thcm, That's why' I'uii running champion Jack Nickl;iu3, Torn more, exercising more, watch- Weiskopf, J.C. Snead, Ben Ing my diet more carefully than (renshaw, Gene Littler and I (lid years before." Bruce Crampton. Physical conditioning Is not Johnny Miller, Hale Irwin, the only' answer, however. I .te Trevino and Arnold Palmer 'ihi' human mind is a fan- are not competing. - was a five I .-- 1976 j5', fOtln* thence continue Sovtr, Lots I, 7. 3 .rd 4. B'ck 6. ato(,u said West Inc 547 feet, mence ROSALIND HEIGHTS, accordIng to South $9 degrees 57' 44" Wtt 300 the Ptat therenf recorded in Plat feet, thence North 342 feet, thence flock 3, Page 47, Public Records of North 59 degrees 57' 44" East 700 Seminal. Coijrstv, Florida. .umf u ocuirining, con '-. SECTION 7. That this crdinance Paining 3.i$$5 acres, more or less. stttlome effective immediately SECTIOPI 7 Tf this ordinance upon its passace adopt ion Shall become effective immediat3y PASSED AND ADOPTED thiS ItIS upon itS p$sacie arid adoption day of Ma.ch, AD., 1976. PASSED AND ADOPTED this •: S Lee P. Moore SlIt dy of March, A.D, 1976. Mayor S Lee P Moore S John G Morris MayO, s A. A. "Mac" S John 0 Morris McCtanat,an S A. 1. "Mar" 5: Julicn I.. Steristrom McCtanatjan Gordon Meyer S Jut ian I, Stenst rain, As tne City S Gordon Meyer of the City Of As the City Commission Sanforti, Florida Of the City of Attit: Sanford, Florida 5 H. 14. Tanirn, Jr. Attest: 5: H, If Tamm, Jr. City Clerk Cat' Clerk Publittt: N.irch II, 11,8, AprIl I. Publish, March II, 1$, 73, .kprfl I, • 1976 nix s '' '' -- ur -: t:giing, in Arthur If. Eeckeilh, Jr., Ce-k of the Circuit Court By: Lillian T Jenkins Deputy Cltrk " " '.'!! iuOhSfl. March II, 1916 Publish Feb76 & Marn 1, II. 1$, DEX 62 t97s QFWlS3 .' .. off FICTITOU5 NAME ANNUAL REPORT Ntict is hereby gven that I Annual rert of AU.ar Chartet, erigagict ii Ini. for Ili a!endar year at in Bry.int Ave. %an'oro. Seminole County, 31, 1973 Isaya!Iable at th principal Florida under the fictitious name Of office located on 1792 In 5ern Park, TRI CITY MOTORS, and thit I Florida, for InSpection durIng intend to register said name with the regufar busIness hours by any Clerk of the Circuit Court, Semlnolt Citiln who Ieçtielit5 It Wlthiii 150 County, Florida in accordance with dAbS hL'e.,f. Principal maclager of te provisions cI the Fic1itous the foundation i Father John C. Name Statutes. To Wit: Section Mair, "SO9 Florida Statutes 1937. JOStPti P. Rovacil 5; J Earl LbvqttIin Certified Public Publish: Feb. IS, 26, ?&rch 4, n, Accountant Publish: Mirch 11. 1976 OEW9? DF'X 59 tu',ncs Dai'emb.r ,,,. -. s - Cummitsion " Derby Eve Bout of '--.-w. fa- . ,,.nr. Is, II Ia. , on 57.3 per cent of his field goal 102nd Kentucky Derby. running of the Derby. He said attempts. Louisville promoter William the only event scheduled in Following him in scoring was n. King says that he has Freedom Hall on that night is a teammate Ernie Grunfeld with cleared most of the ohotacles to dance, which could conceivably a 24,9 point-per-game avorage. an the huge All-Jimmy Young title fight be moved into one King and Grunfeld are among here en Derby eve, but doeso't wings of the building. the nation's top 10 scorers. But Freedom Hall "is under a have rights to 17,000-seat FreeFlorida's Bob Smythe was doni Hall. Those rights belong sigued lease for Derby Eve and second in SEC ebounding— o tDQtbY:iiFUyai Corn. the sin,ed lease Is with the -. haulding" dosn an average of" mittee, which plans to stage T)èrt) FestIWtl' Committee,' 12,7 errant shots a game. Leon Allman Brothers concert in the said Don Johnston, executive Douglas of Alabama was a arena on April director of the Kentucky' Fair close third, averaging 12.5 and Exposition Center which "The big catch now is getting Includes Freedom Hall. retounda a game. Louisiana State's Floyd Bail- Freedom Hall released," said Guthrle indicated that his cy followed King in shooting King, who has been negotiating committee "would be happy to percentage. lie averaged scor- with Au's backers to stage talk about the possibility of of . one from the floor. In third was Al town. "We've asked them to moving it outside brings It unBonner of Florida with a 557 move the concert to Fair- der the influence of weather. grounds Stadium, which is adpercentage mark, For that matter, King disGene Shy' of Florida topped Jacent to Freedom hall. We Just missed an outside title fight bethe SEC in free throw shooting can't take a chance with a cause "we just can't take a rainout of a nationally televised chance with a rainout of a naby' hitting on 84.4 per cent of one-point attempts. Kentucky's event," tionally televised event." Jack Given.s was in second with "We ssoulci be very pleased The fight, tilI scheduled for a 8.3.3 per cent mark and J,.,e and happy to have the light in Costa Rica, is to be telecast lvt Ford of ,,, Vanderbilt was third, Louisville during Derby Week," tionally by ABC-TV, which also .,_,,.,., • -f a, u... .. . _..:. ,_.*. i' 'i-_i- 1' " MEMPHIS, Tena. — Cliff l)rysdale of South African upset second-seeded Tony Roche of Australia 4-5, 6-2,6-2 in first round action of the World Championship of Tennis' Memphis Racquet Classic. Moore New Orleans Leader NEW ORLEANS -- Louie Moore averaged 223 for 12 iunes and held a 15-pin lead over Craig Mueller after two tU'dfldS of the $65,000 New Orleans Open Bowling TournaIII('flt. Johnny Harp, 32, Dies %1'1 -- Vilas Knocks Off Fillol FT Pt' '- rIj. 1r,'r' LSU Ga 1, r!i%. k Ala Jr - "fl, Ab 5 ihI, A ""'c. M SI , t-rsey. ' .. -. '. .. w. :._--- I .- I;'..h. -.- . . F - ,,4i . . .- " 'r-'15 . .__ 1 .i'.. .. . .- ' ,, .:CS ' - _ ',. .-;,',•".r'. 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I 'iS ' -i ' ,_)'_'" -'' .'_ -"c Blackwalls 'C" :: !t ii? 4 4 itS I4 757 ii as 21a 215 10$ 531 207 ICY ItS 0 704 IC 7 U U lOS 51 17, IS, ' i ,Pite*aiii tisisti, •Ora - Some - ______ il,.ai xi,, r.Ø c' i'i, '" ' " _.. a . ii' sz f7 5u59s51,d W4'vi Wateisovs. L's, Prici (kaceep,,c.Cal, P'rc, 560.13' A78-13 878.13 C7$.13 075.34 £71.14 173-14 073.14 H7$.14 7I('('Ut)4,(,:1 TIRES 600.15 G78.i5 '- SiYO11.7 70 38.19 1849 3869 1169 3988 198$ 39 7i' 4083 208] 42Q1 2201 4359 2339 - . ? fl 4018 4 34 45 5 'T 20.16 2334 75 51 L (most wheels) your YPSILANTI, Mich. — Ray Scott, former coach of tb' Detroit Pistons, was naiiwd 'ad coach at Eastern Michigan University. '1 & III '1T II 1' :i' j'is.t iisi Il 76 1 76 I 84 7 10 '27 240 256 277 1.7U )i 1917 I $5 22 IS 760 7424 28) 79 1979 2091 2241 . MOUNTING AND BALANCING FREE Scott New E. Michigan Coach - a.- - " '' ' Nastase Triumphs Easily hAMILTON, N.Y. Michael Griffin, former assistant coach, was named head coach at Colgate University'. - " '" - - ..-.. ...-..- AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES - Griffin Named Colgate Boss . ______ '1 ' --- : I I . MEXICO CITY G'iihlermno Vilas of Argentina beat Jaimnie Fillol of Chile 6-4, 6-2 to advance to the semifinals of a $20,000 World ('hnmpionship Tennis tournament. hAMPTON, Va.— Secondseedcd hue Nastase easily defeated Chris Lewis 6-2, 6.2 in the ru-st round of the $5O,OuO International Players Association Tennis Tournament. '1: ---- _____- ' TH IS YEAR 'S TIRES ou SV1tACUSE, N.Y. l\'ofcssional boxea Joimny harp, 32. died of a heart attack after he collapsed at the end of a sparring match. ' - ox.- a.eruy. ' Drysdale Defeats Roche ." cent of his shots from the free throw' line. .r—" The conference's leading _____ • — -Iv _____ scoring team was ISU. The Bengals averaged 82.5 points ____________________________ per team to edge out Tennessee, with a 82.3 point-pergame average. Kentucky was in third, averaging 81.4 j)O [X game. IN ORDER TO BE AS FAIR AS WE CAN TO OUR CUSTOMERS, WE WANT TO ANNOUNCE A SEC champion Alabama's PRICE INCREASE EFFECTIVE APRIL 1, 1976. defense was the best by far in IF YOU NEED TIRES OR ANTICIPATE the league. The Crimson Tide NEEDING THEMSOON YOU CANGET THEM AT allowed opponents an average TAYLOR FOR TIRES, of only' 69 points a game. Fennessee, the SEC's runnerup team, finished second in scoring defense, allowing opponents 74.8 points per game anLi Mississippi State was third, allowing 75 points a game. here is a list of the COMPARE OUR Southeastern conference's top PRICES WITH ANYONE 10 scorers for the 1975 season as liv released Wednesday 4 FULL PLY (o in in is Si one r ii o y d McVhorter's office: POLYESTER CORD one of and — Au rapidly and devour the bone entertain northern visitors. But team down here, but It has no lege in baseball, soccer, tennis, As a Division I college, how- this season. lie leo the league in marrow so swiftly in "acute" there is the possibility of future effect on our project," he said. wrestling and golf but Wonderl- ever, FlU would be forced to scoring, rebounding and field IJDUISVILLF; (APi — Mu- vice president of the Derby leukemia, might In fact be saturation with two arenas of. "I think the NIIL would be an ing said, "I don't think tile rely heivily on recruiting from goal accuracy. arrested in his case since It was fering up to four teams. hamraad Au may have to take Festival CommIttee, immediate success here, even ii people n Miami are going to junior colleges for its teams. caught so early. The 6-foot-7 sophomore aver- on the Ailman Brothers before Guthrie suggested that King A group headed by Bill Put- we have an expansion fran- support a Division II basketball And if Goldman gets an NBA aged 25.2 points per game, he tackles Jimm) Young in a and Mi's backers look into the Some people live until they're nam is aiming for a World chise," said Goldman, who team long, team, FlU faces a battle many pulled down an average of 13 heavyweight title fight here possibility of staging the fight few for SEC - CA•09t of the Circuit Court of the 11TH Judicial Circuit in and for L..- in ,_,_% ' worse cai 1 -. - - , a South along saiti West tine 543 feet, of '-I., '..l-.:.' ' TOCONSIDER ANNEXATION feet, thence North 547 feet, thence Notice is hereby given that a North 9 greater responsibilities than a head basketball coach (all-year i: I degrees 57' 44' East 200 Seminole County, Florida, wherein Public Hearing will be held at the feet to the point of beginning, conbasis) or 1ce ve? — M.E. Lazar, ' • ie (oci Is I ii 1'J iii e /V1 I fl U tes OCEAN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Commission Room in tIe City Hall taming 2.4115 acres, more or less. LOAN ASSOCIATION, a United in the City of Sanford. Florida. at Said property is presently zoned A 1 States banking corporation, 7:00 o'clock P.M. on April 26, 1976. My nod goes to the football coach as the man who carries Plaintiff, anti By 'The Associated Press tO (Agriculture) DiStrict HAYDEN L. consider the anne'xmtin of property the fmal period, Jim Lorentz run:o's Errol Thompson netted SCHULTZ greater weight relative to the succs or failure of his team. Paul All parties in intereSt and citizens and JACQUELINE described as follows: If the Buffalo Sabres couldn't made it 6-4 just 19 seconds later his 39th goal of the season to tie SCHULTZ, his wife; etc., are hay.' an opportunity to be LOtS 7, 3 and 4, Block Brown made grid coaching a 12-month job a generatkm ago. Pro believe it, the Pittsburgh Pe.i- and Rene Robert brought the the count Just 13 seconds after Defendants. I w11 Sell to the ROSALINO1,HEIGHTS, 6, heard at saiti hearng. Pta? book 3 basketball has only recently Insisted on Its coaches working the gums certainly couldn't. end best bidder for By order of the City Commission Sabres within one goal at 12:38. Butler scored and Chuck Lefley hiVht year round. And the nature of the games m_kes basketball more the West front door of the Cash t Page 47. PublIc Records of Seminole of the City of Sanford, Florida. this Seminole County. Said property Is presently Ith day of March, 1976. "It's almost unbelievable Gil Perrault tied It at 15:05 and put St. Louis back on top 29 dependentonthesheertaJentofitsplayeforawI.gform County Courthouse in Sanfora. :onetj Ri (Residen'Ial) District. what they did in these last Seminole County. Florida, at 11 H. N Tamm, Jr. alsoscoredthewinnerwithjust seconds after that. That doesn't intimate coaching All parties in interest and citizens mold lousy football playe"s minutes," Buffalo goalie Al 21 seconds to go. Rick Kehoc o'clock AM. on tho 29th day City Clerk Of shall have an opportunity to Flames 4, North Stars 1 Intoa winning team. You got to have thehorsesinarty sport March, 1976, the 'ollowing described P'eard be PubIih, March II, lI.25andAprll I Smith said after his teammates scored three of Pittsburgh's said hearing. Bill Flett triggered a three- property as sit form In said Final and. 1976 ay order of the City Commission DEX I would like to know when the old Federal Baseball League eiiipted for five goals in the fi- seconiod goals and Mac- goal flurry in the third period Judgment, to-wit: of the City of Sanford, Florida, this _________________________ started and what year It finished. I know Covtnglon, Ky., iad a nal nine minutes and n1ped the Donald got the other two. Lot 14, Block C, SUMMERSET slapping in goal that broke a day of March, 1;76. NORTH, SECTION FOUR, NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF OR. team In It, and I think Portsmouth, Ohio, had one, with . Penguins 7.6 Wednesday night. H N. Iamm, Jr. Canadlens 5, Black Hawks 1 1-1 tie at 4:. The Flames then cording to the Plat thertl OlN,NCE NO 13 City Clerk TO WHOM Ii' MAY ONCERII, and 26, Public Records of Seminole 1976 out there. What they did In 44th goal and an assist and be- Larry Rom.anchych and Eric County, Florida. CommIssion of the City of Sanford, Larry Dolan, Belie%'u, those few minutes Is unbeliev- came the first NIIL player to Vail. DEX 34 DATED this 9th day of March, Ploi-ldi on March Ith, 1976, passed able," echoed Lowell MacDo- reach the 100-point mark this Seals 4, Red WIngs 3 1916 and adopted Ordinance No 1330, as The Federal League became a tiweat to the structure of nald, one of the shell-shocked season. In recording their 50th NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF fotlow: (Seal) organized baseball in 1914, raIding the establlald leagues. Penguins, Detroit tooka3.Olead early En ORDINANCE NO. 1329 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. This instrument prepared by: success of the campaign, the thethirdperiodonNjckUbett's Among the players who Jumped was Hal Chase, a mercurial 8151' TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Clerk of the Circuit Court C Vernon Mite, Jr. Actually, the Penguins outdid Canadiens stretched their un- goal but the Seals scored three You will take notice that the City City Attorney P0 Box 17'$. wholaterp1ayedwiththeR By: Cecel;a V. Ekern Butbytheendofthel9l5season theSabres,scoringflvegoalsfn beaten streak to 11 games, Commission of the City of Sanford, Sanford, Florida 37771 Deputy Clerk the Federal League was out of business, Its top players ahoorbed less than 6L1 times in two minutes with Bob Florida, on March Ith, 1974, paSsed of the second THOMAS S. REdCAP CRDINANCENO.1330 Canuck.s 3, Scouts 1 Girard, Dennis Maruk and Al ARPOLD, MATHENY back into the majors, Longtime Clrx1nnat1 star Edd Roush also period to take a seemingly and adopted Ordinance No. 1329, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY came out the Federal League. There follows: Tne Black Hawks also lost MacAdam tallying to tie the EGAN. PA, OF SANFORD, FLORIQA, team in Covington, comfortable 6.2 lead, This instrument prepared by' sole poa.sesslon of first place in game. 157 North Orange Avenue but my records don't show one for Port11Tlouth. DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO C.. Vernon Mite, Jr., Poet Oftice Box 7957 ANNEX WITHIN THE COP. Garry Unger of St. Louis set the Smythe Division, dropping City Attorney Orlantio, Florida 32102 PORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF an all-time National Hockey into a tie with Vancouver, The P.O Box 1771, Attorneys toe Plainttff SANFORD, FLORIDA. AT THE LeaguerecordbypLay1ngum Sanford, Florida 32771 Publiih: March 11,1916 EXPIRATION OF THIRTY DAYS ORDINANCE NO. 1339 DEX 63 631st consecutIve game as the on second-period goals by Rick FROM THE APPROVAL OF SAID (T' AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ORDINANCE THAT CERTAIN Blues and Toronto Maple Leafs Blight and Chris OddThIfsol OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, PROPERTY CONSISTING OF skated ton 2-2 tie. Elsewhere, alter Vancouver's Bobby La. DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO APPROXIMATELY 2.4115 ACRES r the Montreal Canadiens lo,de scored the t)ing goal with I3OSTON (AP) — John IlavIlANNEX WITHIN THE COP LYINGWESTOF AND ABUTTING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 01- THE PORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF WEST JINXINS CIRCLE IN AC 01 1( trounced the Chicago Black only wo seconds left In the cek, the Boston CelUc' high- EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. SANFORD, FLORIDA. AT THE CORDANCE WITH Haarks 5-1, the Vancouver Ca- opening period, THE scoring forward who suffered CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE EXPIRATION OF THIRTY DAYS PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 7i.1, nucks beat the Kansas City COUNTY. FLORIDA. FQOM T&4 °°"' R1t,,.e !.."ff! !eft kre ••.•.• a..isv P'O. 75343$CA4P.F Scouts 3-I, the Atlanta Flames A PORTION OF WHEREAS, there has been fiid Despte Unger's consecutive March 3. Is expected to retirn SOUTHEASTERN HOME MOP. ORDINANCE THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY with 'he City Clerk of the City of private lessons' Our son is downed Minnesota North game record and an assist on to practice Monday. TGAGE COMPANY, a Florida LYING BETWEEN EAST 29TH Sanforti, Florida, a pditi conjunior In high sebool and haS gool Stars 4-1 an the California SeaLs the first goal of the game by corporation, petentlal but he trouble with starting Moeki and breathing at STREET AND 30T H STREET, tainino the nam. of l's. "We hope that the knee witi Piain,.,t, tAI1NDED EAST, AND BET. £lziits. i 4 if he had a hUe ezwa help besides his seflool, he '" "" -'"" •' owner in the area described Jerry Butler, the Blues had to prove sound enough so that he vs. WEEN ;,AGNoLlA AVENUE AND 3. -, Cou1dImprove.—Mrs.Robe1Baer,GardenGrove,CaW. settle a tie when Toronto's can return to action at ys, HOLLIS CLAREDON I AM, et ux, PARK AVENUE IN ACCORDANCE the corporate area of the City Of I', Defendants Craig Ramsay touched off Dave Williams scored midway City," a team spokesman said WITH THE PROVISIONS OF Sanford, Florida, and requesting to Track coaches don't make a business of giving private Buffalo's comeback at 11:25 of throgn the final period. To- Wednesday. NOTICE OF CHAPTER 74 190, LAWS OF be located therein; an Iesson.s but they're usially available (or consultation. Ir, your FORECLOSURE SALE FLORIDA WHEREAS, the Property Ap Havlic-ek, an all-time All-St,ar IIOTICE IS 4ERBV GIVEN area, Jim Bush of UA and Vern WoUe of USC are excellent at WHEREAS. thCe has been filed praiser of SeminoleCounty, Florioa, fjrjuant tø working with sprinters. Sois thecleano(men nearby Santa Ma in his 13-year career in the Naa Finil ludgmet of wl'h the City Clerk of the City of having certified that there is one Forecl. dated the h day of Sanford, Florida, a petition con. High School, Ear Engman. tional Basketball AssocIation, March, 1974. and entered property owner in th, area to be I in Case No. taln;rg the names of the property aflnexec anti that feared said property 7S-2a31 of the Circuit Court of the owners In the area deecribed would be If the Rnoe Bowl set record for vkwers, can you te11 owner has signcd the petition for quired after being hurt in Eighteenth JudicIal Circuit in and hereinafter requesting annexation to annexation, and By The Associated Press me how the Orange, Cotton and Sugar Bowls dJ' Helen Pullen, Referee Ron Fourier for Sernino! County, Florida, the corporate area of the City of Philadelphia, WHEREAS, the City Co'nmission Anaheim, Calif. The Winnipeg Jets and Que- Quebec 92 mInutes ii penalties, _____________________ erein SOUTHEASTERN HOME Sanford, Florida, end requesting to ot the City of Sanforti, Florida, has MORTGAGE COMPANY, a Florida be located therein; and bee Nordiques get together including six maJors, two misdeemed it in the best interest of the corporation, is Plaintiff, and The Pose Bow! reached 21,300,000 homes, or an estimated again Friday night WHEREAS, the Properly Ap. City to accept Said Potition and provided conducts and four game mis- I : HOLLIS CLAP EDON LAMB and praiser of Seminole County, Florida, intends to annex said area 71,850,300 viewers, The Orange Bowl went into 19,420,000 homes; they've all beer' released from conducts. The Jets were asDIANNE C. LAMB, his w:i", are having certified that there are two FICTITIOUS NAME uow, THEREFORE. BE IT the Cotton Bowl hit 17,680,000; the Sugar Bowl registered the penalty box, ' Defendants, I w,lt sell to the highest property owters sessed5ominutes,Includlp,gslx Notice Shireby given in the area to be ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF 11,55),000homes. Their TV ratings were In that order, too. that I am andbe'stbidderforcp,tf,w5f annexed and that said prOpert There were so many penalties majors, a misconduct and a egaged in buslnes at P.O. Box 474. Front Door THE CITY OF SANFORD, of the Semie County owners have signed the petition tar FLORIDA Q. Ken McBride Casselbrry 37707, Seminole great pitcher for the ties hancledoutdurjngtheJets' 10-3 game mi3conduct. a County, Courthouse, at Sanford. Florida, annexation, and Florida, under the fiCtitjØ Angels about 12.14 years ago. Why the sudden stop In his SECTION 1. The City Commission rout of the Nordiques W,dlI:000'clockA.M.onthe$thdayo, Elsewhere, the Cleveland WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, name of KENDALL DISTRI. April, 1976, the following described of he City of Sanford, Florida, Injury, or what? And whel,'e does be now? John Keeling, nesday night that It be Crusaders downed CincInnati 5- BUTORS, and that I Intend to property as set forth in said Final has hereby declares it intention to deemed it In the best Interest Of the HonolW Hawafi, to and to make a part of the register said name with the Cz"P', of Judgment, to wit: surprising if some of them 2 and tied the Stingers for City to accept said Petition and City of Sanford, Florida, at the first the C cuit Court, Seminole carried over a couple of days. place in the East 1.)lvlslon while Lot 16. Block B. SKY LARK intends 'o annex said area. Arm trouble curtailed the major league career of McBride, expiration County, Florida in accordance with SUBDIVISION, according to the thirty days from the The Jets shrugged off a physthe Phoenix Roadrunners NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT date of the passage the provislont of the FIclItiOus Plat who was with the Angels from 1961 to 1965, and was finished at the ical beating in of this Or. thereof, as recor in PIat ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF dinance, $5 provided foe bench-clearing nipped the New Englar,d Wha- Name Statutes, To Wit: Section Book 17, P1ge $5, of the by Chapter 30. He is cunUy living in Cleveland, Ohio, His last b Public THE CITY OF SANFORD, 74 $6509 Florida Statutes 1957. 190, Laws of F' br ida, 1974, that brawles the first period ended. lers 3-2. Recorti of Seminole County, FLORDA: wilng 13 games for the Angels in l, his career Goals by Thoimnic Bergman, 5 Edward I.epkowski Certain property described as Florida, a k a 1500 Meadow Lark, SECTION I. The City Commission follows: high. Publish: March 4 Il, II, 2$, 1974 Longwoed, Florida, together with Of the City Of San'ord, ts Undh and Norm Beaudin Florida, DEX.73 Caders 5, Stlngers 2 From the Southwest corner of Lot GE Range (J3131. GE Dithwaher hereby declares it intention Q. It seems to to I, SOUTH PINECREST, FOURTI4 The Crusaders skated with that often when teams go Into a 'prebent" in the first 2:31 of the second (S023i), GE Hc,od. Insinkerator annex to and FICTITIOUS NAME to make a part of the ADDITION, according to the Plit garbege diWoser defense late in the game, the poaser (332), state the other leant strnt.s period gave the Jets a 5-i bulge black armbancts on their left hot Notice is hereby given City of Sanford, Florida, It the thereof as recorded In Plat Book 12, ?nat I am water heater (VR3-47 2), Armstrong expiration 04 thirty dayS from completing eveih in sight. It and they wrapped it up with a sleeves to protest management engaged in business at RI. 7 (lox th! Ser Pages 12 and 13 of the Public 733 Furnace 18C6236CP) ane Arm. date of the passage of this the Or Records of Seminole County, RiCh of four goals in the ll Or, Longwooti, Seminole policies strtxig Air Conditioner (BS 36 P1) that dinance, as prOvided for by Chapter Florida, run South along the County, Florida under the fictitious located thcrei and defenses? J.K., Cous Weit tI, Tes, thereon. 71190, Laws of Florida, 1971, that line of said South Pinecrest, Fourth - 'sota Twins spring trainIng believed, "Danny must be discovered, he had emerged as Thompson was healthy, he was smile in his voice. "The fans writes back with words of en- Mauch's kind of player 1975 batting average tiring." — else on the 25-man Twins roster a top-flight player. He batted on the bench, "They wrote me were treating Inc as just couragement. scrappy, knows the game, hits also got a salary decrease, 37, games played 100, doctor called Calvin Griffith, In 1973, he played In only 99 An emotional turning point instead of 'That poor guy." sanguine statistics, he also Thompson's 1976 Twins My cut's not as bad as some of hemoglobIn count 13,500, owner of the Twins, to explain games and hit Just .22. lie had came after one particular InL,ast year, he received the brings platelet count 400,000, white-cell stiff upper lip this contract arrived at his "gen- the others." count 12,000. It was a terrific year While the baseball statistics Regionals Under Way This Weekend wIll not in'nlortahizc hIm, the physical statistics keep "niompson, victim of leukemia, pleasingly vital. They are in the "normal" range. But just t.io years ago us The Assoelatt'd Press esting. his white blood..c€'il count was _____ Against both Michigan and rubbing elbows with the playIn one of the East Regionals 10 times higher. The Redmen and hoosiers Kentucky, Indiana was losing at Charlotte, N.C., it's '.'ir:l'fi,? You can look for TAil Carri' - met er!1er this 52Sefl Thompson, age 29, had in the by four iLnts in the last 20 Knight wears a constant against DePaul and M1 s. Indication of trouble after his '-eats and for flabby Knight to Square Garden and the brawny games in overtime, annual medical checkup his hands. While vringing the Providence, it!., rirret(In ,tr up a In other sords, lh;(lers dcfcaed New York's ________ Jan. 31, l93. SomimcUiing fishy _________ ___________ recca and Knight, of towel into a pretzel shape dur- meets Rutgers while llofstra .'a.s found In his bone marrow, it's time for the NCAA basket- finest 76.69 in a game that course, will be almost as Inter. lug a game, Knight is apt to plays Connecticut. ball playoffs. wasn't decided until the end. e.sting to watch as their teams, explode in _____________ (e was told to check back in fits. Those two highly excitable In the Midwest at Denton, four days. It was a long, long Carnesecca's players won't Both are known for their kinky _____________ - _______________ " While Carnesecca matches Tex., it's Syracuse against _______ ____________ four days. coaches will be on the sidelines have the hometown crowd to sideline behavior, In the hiohl- his eccentric behavior against Texas Tech and MIchigan - Thompson then phoned the and probably all over the buoy them this time, but they're day Festival, the emotional St. Knight's volatile temper and against Wichita State. At Law-. court as hospital. Carnesecca's 17th- a self-sustaining emotional John's coach became so excited theIr teams match shots, 30 rence, ''rT ranked St. John's team meets team — Kim., Missouri meets key factor for during one play that he booted other cluho will be -e "Dec" he said, "What did A trying to Washington and Cincinnati No. 1 Indiana in a first-round Sat;lrday'sgRme.Georgc'Jc. his chair Into the stands, He IIIdkC ii pasi the you find?" first round of " ninpa 'tame at sinf'-t"'... a'S.,. ;.nk runs up ..nd down on the s.iii, 'Dan, yuu's'e 'iLAi playoffs. ,—-'--. South Bend, hid., Saturday. Alagia tue catalyst. got leukemia," lines as the game progresses In the other Midetst Regional The fIrst-round iWest The St. John's-Indiana The Ilonslers, led by Scett and o'a.imdlIy ime Thompson replied, "Thank ithdf at South Bend, Western Rcgioual t Tempe, Ariz., pits . - - .- m.atchup is one of 16 first-round May and Kent Benson, have OU. Michigan will face Virginia Pepperdine against Memphis games from coast coast and pulled out impossible as well as Thompson on I)P, emotional pain than Hewouldrecall this moment: Tech. The Mideast Reglonals State and Arizona vs. could be one of the most Inter- easy victories this year. "I wondered what the hell I was will also be held at Dayton, Georgetown. At Eugene, Ore., n g thnnklng him for. I was scared Ohio, where Alabama plays it's Boise State agait Nevada. to death. My mind was spinNorth Carolina and Marquette Las Vegas anti UCI vs. San takes on Western Kentucky. Diego State. Po n g The doctor suggested he So u Ii F I o r d a : 2 r e n a s BIRMINGHAM, Ala. tAP) come in for a visit, but first .1 Instructed him that his was a Onthestatisticssheet,Rernard s MIAMI (API This winter "I think you're going to have sky's the limit," "slow" type of leukemia. The we'd have to play the schedule King of Tennessee appeared to OaSIS currently lacks profes- to have the NUL and NBA. The)' The four-year-old school cur- (of a majori to draw people be the top basketball player in a foreclosure dated March 3rd, 1976, Q. In pr fesslonal sports, does a bead football coach have He felt management took it that Danny's wiring was not in an assortment of injuries, such ring in which he committed two hutch Award as the most spring training, He noes not tieman's fann" In Oklahoma Danny Thompson, chow- being benched whenever he did In 1972, Thompson's third ankle routine injuries for an and ran into a wall of boos. "It of that award. lie says that ballclub,The'fwinshave a new pay cut. "I haven't signed it cheeked shortstop, carries anything wrong. They would year in the big leagues, and the athlete. But the Twins read was one of the greatest thrills of almost daily be receives letters manager, Cene Mauch. yet," he said, "and I'm not sure iNDUSTRIES, INC., a FIoria betore the 13th day of April, 1916; S Richard H. Morefti corporation, organized and exiSting othe.-wis. a Judgment may be en. Owner ,,, -r tered against you for the relief Publish M.irch 4. 11. lf 23, 1916 --. ,0 demanded In the Complaint or thc' DEX 2i a • • ':' 1L,,. ...,...i niiii,il it IS Petition. __________________ _______________________________ engagou in business at 156 Tollgate WITNESSmy handend the seal of Trail, Longwood, Florida 3?750 INTENT TO REOISTER Notice S hereby given that the Artr H. Ueckwith, Jr. carver. Of more modern vutLag•, Don N'wcombe had a .211 mark back, but he was nothing but a assist total, 5: D. L. Perkins The triumph rtrengthened the undersigned Willie James Thomp Clerk of the Circuit Court for his decade as a hurler and Don Larsen hit .242. Don Drysdale pain in the neck to the Denver Presint son and Willie James Baker, will By: Mary N. Dirden Pacers' playoff hopes, giving Dated this IIh day hit under .200 but had a career total of 29 homers. I rate Catfish Nuggets. of March, 1976, "1 thOUght one of the keys to them a three-game bulge over As Deputy Clerk COfldLxt the husineis of. and are the City of Orlando, Florida, Hunter of the Yankees and Rick Wise of the Red Sax among the Publish: Mar't, 11, 11, 25, April 1, the bu$lfl*SS known as Piblish: March Ii, "Boy, what a gutsy eflort," the game was the 3.5 offensIve sixth-place St. LouIs. 1$, 75, April 1, 1976 Seminole Memorial ChaI>el, in the 1916 better hitting pitchers still active — except that with the said Indiana Coach Bobby rebounds (a team recortfl by DEX 61 City of Sanford, Semnole County, designated hitter they never get to hot Colonels 128, Spurs 124 Leonard after watching Buse the Pacers," said Denver Florida, anti the real and tru, names DEX of the owners of me busIness are ___________________________ collect 19 assists in Indiana's Coach Larry Brown. "The WilJones hit three field goals Willie James Thompsøn and Willie 129119 victory over Denver game was very physicaltonight in overtime and LoWe Dampler IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O THP "mee f?eter. The NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING " Woi4'I.s(j.,%. n1jht. anciwe didn't do the lob op___________ ____ "d two more as Kentucky TO COtfSlOE2 ANNEXATION ''CUIT IN AN Th'mpsnn and W."- -_______ I-tIN aMINUL( s hereby Uiv?fl a - nippea San Antonio. Dampier FLORIDA tiuse performed rspcially tense like we should." COUNTY, are the sole Owners thereof and the Publit Hearing will be heldthCt at the Only persons havir, any interest CcnmonRocmintrCtytlauiirt twice brought Kentucky from well in the nerIcan Basketo, 731173CA•09.0 whetsoqvec in me business. and the In the other ABAedged garn, the behind with long jumpers, then OCEAN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND post offfce address ball Asocistion game deptte a Kentucky Calonels theCityof Florida, at 7:00 the Seminole c'cik P Sanford, M. on April 26,property 1976, to assisted on a Jones layup, put- LOAN ASSOCIATION, a United Memorial Chapel ii 505 West 13th consider the annexation back aiiment, . . • . San Antonio Spurs 128-124 in ting the Colonels ahead I States banking corporation, ,J') Street, Sanford, Florida 32771; and tscri "The back injury sure didn't overtime and the Splts of St. with 1:45 left in overtime. as follows: Plaintiff, the undersigned Willie James keep Boo from having a game lWs turned back the New From the Southwest corner of Lot v Thompson and WIlIC imr flaker 1, SOUTH PINECREST. FOURTH tonigil:, did ill'' Leonard said. York Nets 99-95. HAYDEN L. SCHULTZ and 00 hereby set forth that they are the ADDITION, a:cording to the Plat SpirIts 99, Nets 95 Q. What college has sent the most people to the NFL? - Jim "It was a great all-around team JACQUELlpE SCHULTZ, his wife; sole owners of the businns, Knight finished with 31 points thereof as recorded in Plat Book 17, Marvin Barnes b!ocked a Ca- etc., McWilliams, Springfield, Mo. Wiilie James Thompson Pges 47 and 43 of the Public effort, too — the best we've and 11 rebounds and human reer-high seven shots and Defendants Willie James Baker NOTICE OF Records of Seminole County, PubliSh' the first part of the had 24 points and 19 rebounds, scored 23 points, leading the Qieer, cheer for old Notre Dame, which at last count had put playedsince year, I think." March 11, ii, 35, April 1. Florida, run South along the West FORECLOSURE SALE 1976 252 scholars on peo rosters, followed by USC and Ohio State. The Dan Issel pumped in a game- Spirits of St. Lows over New , line of sa!d SOUTH PINECREST, NOTICE IS HERE BY GIVEN DEX 54 FOURI H ADDITION, 30 feet Billy Knight atid Darnell 11111- high 42 point.c for the Nuggets, York despite Julius Er'ving's 39- pursuant to a Final Judgment of __________________________ point to the of beginning, thence continue 1920, Thursday, March 11, 176-aB Pit. ft I IUU) NAME uuTICEOF rotic, is hereby given that I am FOt IUNOLE COUNTY, INTENTIONTO B) The A ocItcci tita z,tuitd 3 points In .ns 32 points each to PLORIDA. efld,flbiJS1flesSt P0, flax II? REOISTEr FICTITIOUNAME 'The Philadelphia 76ers have priotJ. lead Buffalo over New Orleans. CASE NO. 76-3*..ccM.J m0Ie In cpIiance with Section 165.09 ArnOte 5prin been going strong most of the County, FIc1rlda under the IitItitj Rockets 113, BETTY C. V.IENTH, formerly Florida Statutes 1974 tP%C In the other NBA games, the '0 dersigned will register with the name of 555 SECURITY S V 1EMS, season, but usually have lacked Buffalo Braves beat the New Calvin Murphy poured in 31 k,own as BETTY K. CASS, . and that I Intend to register Said PlaintilI, Clerk of the Circuit Court, a good finishing kick in their Orleans Jazz 120-102; the Hous- points fcr Houston as the Rock. v. Seminole County. Florida, upon the name with the Clerk Of tht Circu1t games. ton Rockets edged the PorUand ets edged Portland. The pn. WILLARD C. FISHER, r,c,ptofProofofPubIicatiOnof this Court, ftmine County, Florida in Defendant, name, to wit: Western Treasure's accordance with the provisions of It was different Wednesday Trail Blazers 113-110; the etsalsogotl8polnt.sfromRudy Fictitious Name Statutes, To NOTICEOFSUIT under which he IS ehOaged in night, however. Seattle Supersonics outscored TomJanovlch, 17 each horn WILLARD C. FISHER busiflft at 40? Sjitsurna, Sanford, Wit Section 16509 Florida Statutes The 76ers, down by 11 points the Milwaukee Bucks 110.io John Johnson and Ed Ratleff, ADDRESS UNKNOWN Florida, and that the undersigned IS Cleve A and all parties claiming Interest by, the n('' of seid business. in the second quarter, came and the Boston Celtics nudged and 15 from Mike Newlin. Pidt through, under or agalntt (SEAL) back with a late rally and beat the Los Angeles Lakers 9249. McAfee Enterprises SuperSonics 110, Bucks 105 WILLARD C. FISHER and to all Richard C. Schultz McGinnis not only scored a Inc. the Phoenix Suns 125-108 th parties having or claiming to have Publish: Feb. 19, 26, March 4. 11, Seattle, 18 points down with any rigtt, title or interest in the Puøllsh: March 4. 11, 11, 75, 1976 1976 ot of points at the end for 4:49 left in the third quarter, DEX25 National Basketball Associ. 1'iI1adeIphia LAJt set up Doug rallied behind rookie Bruce personal property herein described. ______________________________ _____________________________ ation. 'YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Collins for a byup with 9:12 left Seals and Fred Hro that an action of distress for rent Ofl FICTITIOUS NAME tobeat the fotlowing personal properly NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS "E&1' this season we played to put the 76ers ahead for good N1il'aee in Notice is hereby given that I am NAME STATUTE Seminole County, Florida; u1 at the beginning of games at 96-94. II was the first time he engaged In business at Highway I?. TO WHOM IT MAY C0CERN: All office furniture and equIpment 92, Longwood 37730, Seminole and couldn't get our momentum Sixers led since the first few Notice is hereby given that the Celtics 92, Lakers 89 locatedat Sute 107, 320 S. U.S. High. County, Florida under the fictitious underiigned, pursuant to the going," said Philadelphia's seconds of the ganie. Dave Cowens broke a tie with way '792, Casselberry, Florida. name of RICHIE'S WRECKING "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter Steve Mix. "N,w we have re- PhiIadelpha 's Joe Bryant a free throw with 48 seconds e t has teen tiled against you and you SERVICESYARD,afldIb6tI intend are required to serve a COPY of your to register said name with the Clerk v.ith the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in verted and are able to make red pointa to lead all after Kareem Abdul-Jabbar itten defens#s. If any, t, it upen of the Circuit Court, Seminole strong finishes." scorers, toWed out, and Kevir1 'wcom H3equist & McLarry, 339 Maguire County, Florida in accordance with nJ toe 5,mi.ji County, Florida, L,Ofl receipt .jt proof of the The late rally was sponsored Jazz 120, Rockets 102 added two points for insurance, Blvd., Suite 133, Orlando, Florida the provisions of the Fictitious blication of thiS notke, the tic 323, and file the original with the Name Statutes, To Wit: by George McGinnis, who Bob McAdoo and Randy liftingBostonoverLosAngeles, ClerkoftheabovestytedCourtoflor ection titious name, to wit: CASDREX $6309 Florida Statutes 1957. That lets out Babe Ruth, of course. Among the pitchers I remember as rt1cu1ar1y effective hItters were We.s Fer'rell, a 193-game winner in the 193( who batted .280 for his 15 years in the majors, and Red Lucas, who hit .281 in 18 years (most with Cl'aced frt'qientiv as pinch hitters, and Ferrell had - - J' ] IV1C.JIflflIS £\eys $L -.' ': ' _______________________________ t':. ")4,"C'.' . '.' - - ',-W: k ... . ,. ,,,'53_, . __., -...... -, :&-:: r 'c''- ' - - ... . '.'' ', '' .-' ........-': . . , - - �__~ - ---- -- N~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,~~~~~~,~~ 4I - Evcnini 4raId Sanford Fl --Thursday, March ii rsrTH Lady, Indianapolis at Cincinnati Cleveland at. New England e major SIXTH DLne U I (hmpne Freckle Face; 3. K's b to PhanI, Whitey, t ternia Baptist 7$ Marymount. fill . 01011k, -, Soo Ike, 3, Valid Appeal, 25 24 29-Il 29 26 21 _ ii] Chefyl'S Pef; 7. Drumbeater; 29 71-27-93 Manatee Toni , 8 Cent 13, St 13 I R 3232 I 1. ' Textile 09, Buffalo St D og Racing I,, Wi Green Bay 17, Manktaa 7, 7 OT West Regional Bakecifietj $t $7, Cal Davis BA Set 1 Kenny #"'I )V I0..0AI,.1 %' Carr. Terro Furlow, 65, senior, James Edwards. Michirian State. Pro Basketball V : c"mril (31Andy 1000, Wilcliffe (5) 600S60, 420440; 32ure Donna (4) 00 Q (3 5) - - 1 ..i . - . _.~ 1, k, -9 ' r .4 Sellers kouerM Oral Roberts Honorable Mention Quinti Buckner, Indiana; Otiii gers' unbeaten season. A high. Lonnie Shelton, Orcgo.1 Sidle; 8 I r d s ci n g , Houston; wime poweral scoring mach.ine in his Armond Hill, Princeton; Ernie Smith, Missouri; Alex English, Grutifeld, --V-, Tor" I r,--.. W I earlier years, he became an allTennessee: . Manhattan; 1c Jon Tocia I" '" 0" , I ' , - - .. ... I . Vie,I ~-*'%, .A.... -1I ._ Ili- .. I - I_.~L .. . - - -_ k .. _ ,. _____ 1 I , . 1 .f - . __ .... - Iferaid Staff Writer P ...................... -- . __ - -- .- , . 1. _, L i4. General Accounting Office the future to employ welfare iGAO) has agreed to send level worker& #_"_ _. .1/ ft - - -_ to _ ^-- - i,iicti ii W 1, Pe on 43 21 672 - [)~%Icin . THIRD - 5 It. D. 1. Adii,cmurer I S) I 40, I ", 2 10; 2 Golden Toucn I -. K Priitphia 35 29 Nrw York 567 6' 440,0136) 516 50. T (1 61) $ 101 $0; 31 73 FOURTH s,i i 32 34 OS 12 •fl I 612 tj.;,~ -1.1 /I — x , ,A,% i ) ks ~ HighligMin'. 1,I C C.1 tertainment at " the " two dayevent will be such bands at Jim & Jesse and the Virginia Boys, and Lester Ftatt and the Nash- 11% , . 37 26 .S17 2 X - . 0 _ . - , .!eveland m_/ _N - A----- - I ,. 1. . Pallide (2) 690, 4roo; 1 Amorosla i 9 . : G State $_ : I ~11 %SSS 00; Black a flockefst 19 , (7) I AD. 5 40, S 60, 2 Gearing (7) E 00, S ?0. 3 Berkley Cannm (3) 6 00. 0 (2 1) 11,37.20; P (2 7j 31 11, P(rfland Wildnesday's Results Los Angeles 99 philadielpt.4 thustonh13 Portland 110 Rulfa 170 New Orleans EIGHTH Dream I I) - ios o- :~ SALE PRICES GOOD MARCH 5 thru 10 . ~L 1199 . EACH _____ \-.'---' - : I'oeniatAnaa Be M,' Por'lland at New Orleans Kansas coy at Chicago Dun~tr Ne* York San Anton 39 77 591 )0' S. Louis 38 Kentucky 128, Today -' . u Pro New, easy to opetate. capacity. Treat lawn or tnimmOr is powerful, yüt easy to -1 Heavy 50 % Ia -. Pt.. 1 11III120; - ' : ;Ib~.1.0 T -- Reg. Plrice (ea. I . 99c .'.i 11110MIlli -.1111111111116111111111111111"'- , 1 mmi . clear mirror . I 9 V X EACH C ; Wash Boston Buffalo Smythe Division 21 28 13 69 732 215 __________ 15 10 Division ,ti l 1 f .1 I -. for professional or homeowner. ModI 800 2188 a WhIIO greeil or 1 , •- - - -- - .. - " 71 11 " 2" 25& ?I I6 0 - 1 ~ C U AdheIvq! EACH . , 'I M. i .......... . I- VA v•*O*dT EACH 39 Reg, Prico (ea.) PAK 0F2 Re Prica(ea) 560; P My) • - £UNec*,. - ........ Buffalo at Philadelphia RSFVws at t__1 (3) 1620,720. 3 Queen Den .n (I) 620 0 (5 1) 17100 P IS) 1247 10 ; SAW BLADES Butcher Boy hacksaw has heavy duty frame 33'. deep No 125 -j j TENTH-S 16 I 1 G(ngeclynn (6)3* 60 13(0770 2 Country Mile (l))I0,2.lO;3,8arerSue(3)310; 0 6 7) 19020 31 76 Reg Price(ea ) 9.00.6 60; 1 Rambling Red (1) S-00; CF CA 0(57) 1)0500 P (S 71 131550 TWELFTH *, 0: I. Lake Barge (1)660 320 440 2 thelo (4) 7 710 3 Ks Mimi (7)460 0 (14) III $0 T (' 73 $4e 39 si " !'5 ilanir --.--.-- -I .1 ' 7-11 - WHA C Ctt , N Evv 3137 I 63 756 29 32 5 63 8 34 6 7 21] 749 4 , , , (ion, * SEEDCO' s funding fingerprints Inside that will help Identify the men who %ere In the vehicle when It careened Into the brick- look over Orr's records. Once the GAO au complete, Pridgen said Chiles has asked for a "full report"of the findings. The GAO response was to a '. reckage blocked a tla1la% trapping Mrs Baker , Herald SLaff Writer interim Illinois Primary Gaining Steam n droom on Ute opposite side of the house. She was treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital for minor injuries. %'fillie Baker, called home from his Wght shift job at Deep South Products, Fores t City, said his we received leg injuries when she crawled through a bedroom window to escape from the house Police estimated damage to the Baker residence was in ex cess of *4500 and today were searching for to unidentified %Tecked station wagon and the damaged house. . Neighbors told police that they saw the two youtlLs run 4 By ARTHUR If. RO I'S I IN Associated Press Writer audit. Since it is not a mandated role of a subcommittee to conduct audits of specific orgariLtations and because the GAO has unique capacity in this respect, I request that such an audit be made by the GAO,` riving In Illinois, told reporters that the 'Democra tic Congrt as absolutely convinced I had no connection whatsmver with Watergate So thatoughtiolay thatailegationtorest Ford didn't menfion Ns pardon of former President Richard Nixon. Dvin(wrats. too. were busy in Illinois, biggeit of the prull,iry states so far in terms of delegates. Carter was in Chicago and Pridgen said the SEEDCO Alabama Gov. George C Wallace in Peoria . And there were other developments Thursday on the polifical audit team has already been from the wreck scene as the neighbors rushed into the dwelling to aid Mrs. Baker. After a wrecker carefully ex tracted the auto from the house, police impounded the veWcIe with hc1m that e vidence technicians today would be able to find assigned. --California Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. said in Sacramento he is Orr says he welcomes the t matter considering en into Cahforn's Demotfr nrmnrv l I GAO audit or, for tha ;I federal grnnd jury in- as a favorite son candidate -and e may run in tildi "w heip identity the two men seen running f rom the crash 0 - Auto Smashes Into House By ROBLIA) U SEEDCO have injurcid the President Ford, campaigning for Iffinctis" upcom4 presidenW primary, has denied that Watergate left any stain Orr asked CNle3 In a letter last administration. Two other candidates - Republican chafleNer Ronald Reagan and Democrat Jimmy Carter attacked Fords month to conduit an audit, foreign policy. The President, in search of anodier damaging blow to Reagan's candid&,yknne~tTuesda,"s1I' CW c4, ;wir rirnary,wasknithe dispersal of federal funds does area toda y tocontmueathree-day swing. He arrived Thursday in with congressional Rockiordanden(aton ce for th ea1ote • d was scheduled to give a foreign policy address today beifltLflt 33 to proper fore he Chicago Council on Foreign Relations sement. In response to Reagan' s earlier suggestion that a Ford 11orace Orr has requested nomina . ne elections in three other states estition suggested by a con Patrolman Bennett asked that any 611zen with in- fuctiUun unvrning the Siv ehice or i occupants But sit Uiert contract him at police headwquarters. Bennett said all such information will be held in strict careened through the intersection with Bethune Circle, across the lawn and into the house confidence Leaving, the scene of an accident with Interior waRs in the h-Lis, , were sinashed and the Panel A I rTCI)11 , -,a (I 17 ,.. . injuries is a roved To Stu act --Seerctary of State Herury Kissinger, speaking tn Boston, iiu pruob attacked critics of the administration's foreign policy. He did or allegations of illegatity, a marne names, but I" targets apparently were Reagan and Sen grand jury probe is a remote Henry M. Jackson of Washington, a Democratic prPsidenti.-d possibilit y. candidate ~-- ~ F~F_ ~~ Since 1970. SEEDCO has -New York's legislature passed and Gov. Hugh Carey signed a receiv d more than *4-million bri! long the lt of ndida' tmnames on Democrac in federal funds. Part of the primary ballots. In the past, only those running for delegate to tbe . F ~ e funds were used to buy cot- ouble Taxation Seminole The County mission to stuth UK urgent j>unU J b April 1 Is to report ritip ill t (harked ith tht A try special point made by gi s l ati Le 'isIatie v e Delegation has double taxation issue In hak to the delegation no 1.ittr dut of investigating .iil the senator as that the group ., 29 I . - IU 4100i.t",- , - , -" :11A1111111772M -. t. passed. in concept, a resolution Seminole County" and the than Jan, 15, 1977, and to be ' possibilities and forms of . responsible to the proposed by State Sen. Lori justification for continuin~ -soleI% (lotible taxation and any tax Wilson I I-Merritt I establishing special tax districts. delegation." district. how it operates, 'if it is delegation and not an tl e The conunission to be apa 12-member citizen corn According to -Sen. Wilson, Jie equitable and its justification association or body shat for continuing. scieer." - I I , .ii, I ' is — s v - NYLON CARPET .. . !J for resid. ontal use Can be loose laid or 4 cemented in place Decorator patlftrnsandcolors I r UI WJ7 11(M) . . . - - , Re Pr,r'4sq y d 1 U , tt L Corporations na tional conventions have been listed purchased, - • i . - . . •• . ) ..,- .Z 7 ". :. - I ______ something observers --_ _____________ gP!15i4 I.; 4 ~ 7 ' V ' ,,;. ---up - .__ 11.1 :I',# opilir *. I , .. # I I - f .. I .. \ \ , ta . -'. . . / - ' ' 'a I ,P ' #4 1111 6 441' ' I .aea1 ,;:: ..,...d\ -1 I Youngsters At Play ________ ________ i 1, . i ii _____ '' - _______ 's _____ nsi e un ay - J',• - '' . " / ' - -.A-_ ' _____ Of ',f ig 9. FREE Pl$4 th $Icouponfo, aFflttl24p. a obligation , . ----. - ' . __J r It . r 'lilac FRENCH 1041V IT, ..n k mmmmmummm with the helping hand of J111111i . '_____ ____ -- - FIRST-S 16. C I Kid Fancy;7, t tax'ition to be 'ible to members of the delegation, ma k e r: wt of the entire tax may be former public officials picture in SeminoI le. (Lontinutd On sage 2 A I I -, . ! f t ii though It s semi times hard to tell in florida, spring is here and one almost sure sign Is that the playgrounds arc lull of children during the Icnhengafni000s Piv(uit 1'ag 4-51) Lu the Seminole M4ainc. :1 1 - ______ ' . HOURS: 1 .-- 9 , " nc • i 4$ S S 737 tts lb II 5 41 771 375 Tornio - _i wroritsday's Pi I P4w Mitsui% Fo'6no 7 (k-,r; THIRD 7. Fanny; colator; i I s Fast Shi'i'imwing. 3. Por ii L S. Dv Dream. 6 Ahto$o Trial, Sir. 8 Co,,ta.s arn - .' /1 ---= :' . j' - 's.. ==A - 7 ;" - L . ,----------.-_..._....... `vnU CAN DO IT YOURSELF! . 40 ; 1 lorot"o at indianaWis tdmoon at C a lgary Hsto.1 a' San D Sheila, A Wycliff CzAdy; S. Gov, Gabby I Ht Boyate 7 Jirny Riddle; _______ I IAN I __ __ ______ . - --__ --- ____________________ __ _ 5 41 II , a • ; .1 - ____ I T'he appointees, ftee to N., G -'- _ I . @;.Z., _1 t _ _ __ --- =_ - 95 - ) - Vri I- ii g b . i I. mon __ organizafions. The new law is expected to help such mndidates as s f ; Rey Pr, i'k -. j.r '1) Features heavy cast aluminum body and hood, chrome WIfO cooking grate and (.On,iOliOfl? ru in oard. MDd0ICK 115S kc F TONiGHT SENTRIES C - A ck nbout Scotty s convenient carp at installation 50,-v/co . have ,I "ciatch-all"free rein to IL. - J Re Pr,ce(sq. vdl .....!----... 2.: -•u r beautiful modern colors 12 widths rubber back. StIo 230. ~ iyjPS_ %- ifltClfOfli cushioned, heat sat continuous filament nylon. Sever EACH . YD S '((..;'t f% J.'! . - _1% PRIME flooring ill 12' vvidths is t; 49 1 Reg Prrcelp/rg of2)399 i ----- BeflY'S Jim; 5 Sol* Jack 6 T ny ifuusf Police impounded the auto I - SQ. YD. , I ~... Fridays Game P n'-tp'i ? Attinit. ___ "At this point we haven' t set a without even the appearance of schedule for a field investigation in Sanford,"Pridgen said. Ile pointed out GAO official.s must first contact the om- theoretically are to be used in (arter and Iep Moms t.!diIl • CARIM A 7 • combiria,on and plywood saw blades Model M40647 ( Los Angeles "an requested by Chiles and "The attacks have been name with local businessmen. SEEDCO Director Horace Orr. authoritarian in tone and lie said published "attacks "on brick wall ileft) and two men (led on toot hIrs. Baker wn! treated for minor Injuries after she crawled out a bedroom window because the hal1%'a)r of the house was , y Atlanta i Mivwc,qa I Cat:iorn,a 4 Detroit 3 Van(ouyeq 3. Xanip City i Today'soe,nes only ' The car was apparently westbound on Carver Avenue in the Academy Manor subdivision, Bennett said, when it measure." 11 25 13 75 25111, 713 iI W - . Was abcstos 12" I 1_ =.Aa;M=I I 'I Orr says the attacks started SEEDCO,but the $23,3&a-year after a group of local doctors director says no instarrm of opposed a feasibility study for iflegality or misuse of funds Pridgen said Chiles'office I f ,f-, cc-rcd pre-school He said locating the little Red Schoolhouse at the airport , 1,0. Z 1` - vnI i . was the only occupant of the dwelling when the crash youngsters. I) iust rwIll off backing and prom in place. I I ,(,+~ 0~1 . Gas mower has 3 HP 4 cycle Briggs ED Sira%ton engine. Pull 'n Go start. Complete with rear grass bag. 29-11., lk.r 4 .i Easy to install, in brown or ivory. " ~- No. 5320 ;Pr3y 60.420 '00 11040, 00 3 A Bomb . bickod ior - geared - %. ~ received a letter of conuirma. e stablishment locally of a have occurred. tion from GAO that the agency Heal th Maintenance Organiza. Orr said he asked for the will conduct the audit as tion IIMOt. audit to try to clear SEED's alIed house i herald I'hohs li) Bob Ua)di / Patrolman Richard Bennett said Mrs Retha Baker, 35, site for the orogram h1ch is I .. patterns, Easy'to-jnstall . - DUPLEX RECEPTACLE .. . -i 2=4 9 -_ - .- - )Ufê/IK - " at the Willie Baker residence after a stolen auto smashed through a _ :: l ~ .r-,- Bouncy Eckert (4) 16 60. 5 40 2 SArOblaster (6) 610, A ,10, 3 Aviator (5) S M: 0 (A 6) $36 40, P (4 6) $116.10; ]2,01. FIGHTH a 5-16, ,l 5R atH Adams Division PwKtf 42 $3 ii 95 236 195 (5)570 According to Volgner, EACH PIECE - - , __ - i - )-t -~r_ . .•.0m. The station wagon crashed Into the residence of Willie another portable building. C 5 79 .- 1:1 mmio4w CO). . C Baker at 140 Bethune Circle about 10- 10 p.m., police said. (Iirs estimated the car was traveling at 44 mi1nhour or more when it Smashed ugh the brick wall of the ker's family room, splintering furniture and rip- education buildings and I I - -- _ .- - Williams said he left the keys in the ignit.ion and returned 10 minutes later to find his car had becn stolen. SCARC is seeking a permanent FiOOH TILE frutwood Reg Price lea.) . _i Capt. Williams, of 2005 Oak Ave., said he parked the Schoolhouse s airport oLration . t 1969 model au to and went into Powell's Office Supply at 7 Magnolia Ave.about 4 pm will include three portable r- '%.V.-;,- *~~ , - -M _- . riige I)olgn,rr said the Little fled ,, . , slats, vinylon * cor tomatic t , cord locks. Hardware included. : , -- -0 Police paid five hours after Capt. John W. Williams' station wagon was stolen in Dowmtown Sanford Thurs6y it made a crashing entrance into a residence on the city's president . -i Police detective Tom Bernosky I above I examines the family room , Dolgrier, the group' s vice ' 69 e SEVENTH So 9 10 'to M 147 37 29 7 71 223 226 SI, Louis 7. Toronto 2, fie Montreal S Chicago 1 I M 150 3 Run Lucky (I) 60: Q (7$) Ice (1t 00.3 60 3J0M'ch,,$ 3 00 0 (1 31 512 50 1 (31$) 553 20 wedno ay Buffalo 7 Pittsburgh - came onl y two days before the oup s lease at the Elder Springs Baptist Church was duc .. SIXTH - 5-16. A: 1. Highway Calif - A - - -- n -fl- hU , - Wales Conference f - .9OTAflY I Tri- A- Lito electrical ci rcuit tester ' 2) $1P 90. 31 72 S-Louis __ -. ' _______j ..: -.! . ~_Ji Outla* (6) 7200 1340, 6 70 7 Pnom s Do (2) 610 1 10 30 30 10 70 733 I~os Ang Pitts loot site, for *1,627 per year, . 4" . - i. 16,1.9- I I - Norris Easy to install with finish. I records of the Seminole new spaper and a columnist for some failures among the r Employment Ecowinic Dt~el- that mwspaper. pora'ion~ purchased by 44..-*' - meeting was a of the Seminole County Association for Retarded Children (SCARC). The lease of ft 32,550 square- 41` . home woh 12" It 12" Glas-Tile in - I I ~ L 9 11.j ug I— ~r.~ I -) #_ f ~reate elegance in any room in youI BLIND Z.~ ,f !_. ru . I -. - for the little Red Schoolhouse . - -.. ' ---- -- : 1(547) - 5-16, M: I. ion Patrick Division XaiC?y ,, _.'-,: Reg. Price (eip, ) P 10 ;_ - 1, Ca.-jiltboll Conference Vancvr ... No 702 ROLL-UP . `,,+_ .~ ~ extension cord for i1i ti:_ im (5) 9.40, 6 60. ] 20. 2 JIM'S Cap I , 5 Brown ectre (e,- y Atlanta '• ' " ~ J - I __ - montli-to-month lease of sp". R / J -- orange .hop or home use -. Insta-Mount Tape friot 8" hanging baskets Ir y h p On CORD ., _____ - galvanized lank. I lif gallon j4 EACH %c - EACH ,. ~ ~ . ~__ — us~~ -____. - - - __ ~- __1 . - T __ __ --~_ ~_ 11- .__ _ - _ .I - = -.~ .. . - - -_ ~_~ . -_ ______________________ garden with Precise1v con. 1; handle. Trim weeds a nd grass trolled spray- No. 6016. ,, . from fence rows, tree,s or hard N Reg Pnce(eai .~: to mow areas I ,1 Ore (3) 300 3 60 3 K s Pharon (6) - I C / 4 [-, %,' . or THIRD iz; Compression sprayer has P PBA projects, including the group's annual Ch.ildren' s Chriislmzis Party. Artother itein approved by the - _J ~ ~ ~,-j -,-,. - h Lu - i V - '- 7I - i 3 20 0 I] 1) 573 00; 31:59. tuckya 5A : EACH TILE - ~i Green o; while plastic • - rs- i~- - s jI _ - - -~Z ___ __ r ~ Ni!M.~ 4- ,..- ,-- 111 1 Proceeds from the Bluegras ---,!- , ' Occt1tfl?O7 20 200 2 P 'I '$tk ,* r ,il I and tickets bought at the gate il1 ct more -.------ - . . . Vlnyladapterwslhlead . WEDNESDAY NIGHT Ft RST - 5-16, C: I a Irnans V sOames GLASS TILE vi iir I v A 7912 H - %202,243. St. Louis ", New York " . ri 60.0(16) $25 60. 1(543)571? 00. fl 61. Antonio San ri who will be making calls in the _ . --- ii~ . . 1299 . ~ - $4 , (4) S 20, A 00; I Manatee Nancy (3) Wedntday's Results lnsana 179. enr 119 - I EACH -- L ~, King (5) 1710 620 300 7 Banker "9 20 Virginia I L 28c (6) 1 20, 6 Vj. 5 60. 2. Lotta Quota (1) 5 40. 7,20; 3 Hi Ho Bill(4) 6,40; 0 0. 6)516 10: P (6 1) iSS $O, BP 3D. 6 l I PLAIN ,~j BASKET •. ' Req Price(ea I HANGING .. . -. ELEVENTH 50 17 .746 - ~,111_1121, __ i 31 69 ABA ' [PTC] 4 - --Nmmmmmmmmmo.- 1)1 2000, it 70. eO; 2. Gold Medallion (1) 600, 5.00 , 3 Real I ___ C I— 3*1 44 TENTH -5-16, C~ 1. Dayrn Smoke Detroit at MIlwaukee New York a? Los Angeles 't Double insulated 3/8" drill for E4 _. . Wir4y Dike Atlanta at Philadelphia - I GROUND ADAPTER al f- .'I - % .. .iiii : 95 1 nosky said. He said those i ~~; i t .~ 5 16 C I Texas 310 250 7 Voni . .. __ . - ,iii,i, w___ --, . M. r _ ~=, . 1" 1 1 the I dice Department, Her :1 :- i 6 40. 3 60. 3 Phantom-s P 47 16 j23 32 34 .&IS IS, .I - days and last until 11:30 p.m. Advance tickeK priced at $8 for the two days for adults, and $5 for students, are available at 31 7 0 I . I av ~_ " SIXTH - S 16. 8: 1. T St I I 14. . . I . 1lIe Bras& - - ~;~-i __4 !,-- I 40. a (6 8) 172 60, /- . I - . festivities .I 75 36 438 Il'i FIFTH - 5 16. C: 1, KIIPper Kirk Western Conference (0) 13 20, 3 83. 3 60; 2, A Venture (6) Midwest Division V 1 lie said implicit in the ,,attack" is the " chary that %vatehdog agency to chPck the from "attack3"by an Orlando money." Orr admits he has had Rer ~_ "Hnrace Orr has rent-lected ar. audit. Since is not a mandated role of a subcommittee , - ~ SEEDCO F de I government Federal n nt fficialsit to conduct audits of specific organizations 4) S irf0rjir fl •iuit records u a and because the GAO has unique capacity n ort poverty fighting agency which in this respect, I request that such an audit k is under (ref u o r nile ed g misuse b e ma de k y A of funds, an aide to US. Sen U •J. Sn ••• Lwtn WV Chles Chiles today. Pridgen said the - • Of By ED PRICKE77 ~ - .. be available for those wanting cO( * nut, But rwernigh: ' d'*It AU \ _.-. Il _____ _________ ____________________________ \ 3.- - :. %.- ___ 1M:\ . i -_ __~;_ • ev 01 ~A -.:! I - )IL , ",< _ I __ . dpproed plans b) the Sanford Police Bencto!ern Association PRA I to hold its dnnuti iiut gr1ths F estival .it the airport. According to Sanford Police S oernosft)4 wC ent, to be held May 28 and 29, will be . M***s # ' - Ij N At its board meeting Thursday, the Sanford-Central Florida Airport Authority aeragIng 23 poInts, 10 rebourdsarxj a fis tful of ilcits thu 1k 1LS hnon, daily, for s cour t savvy. P Iff 9AM - / - , ^ - - ,~ I - Tony ^ -- k,,... . 1 I,I - _ft 11 11.0 I" -- . Herald Staff Writer -- - .. I ~ 1_-__ 1 4 - 111~1 \1 Festival Federal Government Agency To Conduct . , ______________ ellc! "'a"', ' i-_- s1- ti ,111: . _______ penetrator." WaV,Ington; __I_ . . _____ I . ,., . fill I I ex. ... i r • >,, MATINEE RESULTS MATINEE FIRST -516.0: I. MystIc Spnt? • T" O3 guard In the country 5ccd Teem RiChrd Washincton 69 jun d.n Rutgers Mike Dabney Tripucka Lafayette IOC UCLA Mitch Kupctk 69 Rutgers George Johnson St HIct North ern Lou i mon. North CMOtIn Rotrt Jotin s. Eclife Mk. Hrd McCcit I 71 nor, L i t'r Ir f L ChUCIUC W,lllam Tch Lte Dixon tlarcin Sim Phil Ford. 67. sophomore, Kansas State; Marques John- mans; Sam PeIlo, Buffalo. . 0'rr .ni 8 Mike room,x,i;r. ,v,,, 6 10. senior. Alabama; lucky; nelota; wayre Rollins, Clem Douglas, Notre Dame. !)Colt May. 6 7, senior, lnd,ana, Kent Be'flon, ' I', junior, Indiana: John Lucas, 64, senior, Maryiand Phil Sellers, 63, senior. kul. Gers. hind Dantle)'s 376 erc Lucas with 288, Sellers with 272 and I.rkon ISlill 21i lhefursttcwiiwasa clearcut - P described as a scoring lender with an average Marshall RCçeII.Pan ' Earl Tatum, American. Mike Pfflflips. Ken maker ' Marq"tte; Leon Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents -- guard, is the all-time Marylancl re, Tennessee; ronri !P -- it, BensOn WLIS — Friday, March 12, 1i 976 68th Year, No 174 i a side," said a pro scout. ... points a game while leading the F'irst Team , Jerry Manning 24 33,36-93 32 32 29-93 Al. 2 J.)rw in 8 ua. 3 Lana Louise. 4. Da%,r Beck e, Mill; 5 Wvcliff Enid; 6. Another Novice Division r.at Lakes Impeachment I K nal Steve t1h10cepi,s kICt , David ]I 2913-91 MOlO TWEL!TH -716 S I kenny Rri,v I ins,tl 5,5 Wright St is North Central Regional D'ot , Vslencr 6 'or'p ) 7C 7 V, 1,%. player ... a clutch shooter hard worker - V!éi a id. eiib YORK (.'ISUrS from Mound while the 6-5 Sellers was on the third team and I'Ll I P-1r.nn . ; sat IV$ 91MV Ilit'latwil. votes from the nation's sports writers and broad. casters, May was the high rer on this yeir' s team nosing out Dantley b) (our. Be fluffy 76-90 NEW year. The 6-4 Lucas was a sec. Ofldte'Ifll selection last season 3) " )7-0;i 011' r-i r Sc r ~_:in I: trace; A Kay's I; "re.- I "'.110f ( 1C.1 12, ' __________ !v that has hovered near the (AP) - The North Carolina; Ron Lee, 64, Son. UCLA, Jeff Fosnm Van I'll 111 10f 101 lege basketball senior. Oregon. r mark since his sophomore so. derbill., Lloyd Walton, All America as selected by the cluelte; Rickey Green Mich. son. Accor(hng to pro observ. Third Team Ass,xialed Press on the to . n; Wilkerson. I n Bony Bernard of 'ports v,riters and broad King, 67, soph thana May, a 6400t-7 senior, and Dantley. a 6-5 Juni-or, were se. ght lecled for the second strai . East Regional King of urlow E! tE:E M 21 26-1? Turn, 4 Guss Lane; S, Going Easy; Tom Daniels 3io 26 34 ,go 6 7rvster. I Mineola Ms Muf it; 8. Dave Grether -4 28 31-sis NeAberry 6s, Grand Canyon Clarence Dan %8 NINTH 7 16, S: 1. Coroll Kid; 2, JoeMaritilo 37 28 32-91 lc -m, 5rjthrn I?, Faic,iont fleautilul, 3. Sapporo Pearl. 4. Amateur Division Jim Bobby l4ende-rs,n v s i;--y Marg M S Marigold a • - - .n ., ,s 77- sl morter ? my Cindy. Chuck Palm NCAA Playoffs 25 2# 31-S4 111, 11 Hubbarcl TENTHi - 3 16, A ~ 1. Gold Ore; 2 21 3029-47 MY Della, 1 I'm For More, Division it Ok'sug Short Kan ~kashington 72 and Mitch Kupchak of North and Maryland guard .Iohn Carolina State; center Leon Lucas. - jack, Poole Earl Taturn of championShip and an unde. hard-working player." A su• Marquette. feated regular season. preme intimidator under the May and Dantley are the preDantley, who applied as a basket, the 235-pounder collect. Richard Washington of UCLA Benson; Phil Sellers, EIGHTH S 16. A: 1 MA's Denns. ? Prn: Eugen. 3. Best 2130 76-sI usly forward Associated Press All-America of Centenary and guards Phil college crop, according to pro withdrew at th e last minute last game. lie had high of 38 points basket ball team today. Ford of North Carolina and Ron observers. year, scored dose to 29 points a against Michigan this seasy Joining the (rontcourt stars Lce of Oregon. Scouts describe the slick In. game for the Irish. "Dantley and came up with a baskeUui of on the first team are May's On the third team were, for- diana forward as "the complete am score (torn Inside or, out- game-saving plays for the inate at Indiana, wards - . Coppin St Joir Daniels Henderson Gary Eh n 66 Ken Evans leya Lake Superior 76. Edinboro 73 Tom Bonds Lincoln Memorial 07. Call Dan Weidl 1unth seco'uI which included: forwards tlajn 1976 Carolina, center Robert Parisi mler players from this year's hardsidp ciase for the pros but ed nine rebounds and 17 points a wards, were named to the — 7 16, T: I Mineola 'fli Murphy AT EAST COLONIAL 01 W AP m diana's Scott May &r.tl Notre [)ame's Adrian Dantley, two of the country's gold-plated for. 3 -- Datsey;2. JL:s Jo V. 3. Montague Mytc. 4. Donna Den; s Lake Attfl. 6 fikic Secret. 7 Tell Doll. Putt-Putt Second Rounj AI,b3rTh. 1n'sipe 70, I __ -, , I J olleqe Tournament At Kansat City , I C NAIA - _ May, Dant ey Head AllonAmericans M EIo B . _ , 197 REBOARD VU -.-r.; .... ~~:_._ w..: .~-" - , , M - • . I ! E XH IBITED " . . : SCHOOL ART ..Z; __ ___ ______ 1 SUWJil; I. ! s's ' ' ' Cutting the ribbon Thursday night at the Altamonte Mail for th opening of Seminole County public schools' first count) iue student art exhibit were fm left) Assistant School Superf tendetit T. D. Dagg, County Ad Coordinator Fru Rowdin and School Board CbafrM2n Bud Feather. The allow, which Infludes 3,000 pieces of an 29 schools, will be at the mall through Saturday. lHrld' Photo by Jane Casseftri.. Collih ( rncs%sord FuIitorInI 4-11 4 B 4-A illibiwarles 3-A Sports Television 1 ' II g.. ,1 - __ vi'iii'u T"hursday' li; high 75, today's low 51. De ta ils ard tides on Page A _______________________________________ wisinnounicied recent.1y to ineet with former SUte Sem Mick N. ENTERTAINED (1e eland Jr., nd (Ober local dignitaries at the Sheraton Sathrd Inn. Ulerald Photo by Tom Vtncenti a � 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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