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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 10, 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/35ca652e7d07b5354dc3a5a2cc653fea.pdf 612d456daa711bc2b6d51f5233ca4740 PDF Text Text --". _________ _______ _______ ____________________ ;- :-- .. 4B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Ane wer to Pr'jvui Puzzle 7TE'OflyOu WAK HOROSCOPE 1 4 Suave ..••• \ I 20 _____ ____ ~;~ _ ______ _________________ THE BORN LOSER Cs ocks 12 "S.S 7TCF4t At 1 &U At .. '.,t' tM(AT Tco..O "\ ? _____ 19 36 35 Moistened wind ow 25 Noticed form) 50 Doctrines (I) 29 Strip ~~ ~~ V 9-.-. . ! V ~ l ,4 . k-1- t F V \ \ i _______ CLATTER WI 1 - , I LL _____________________________ by Lorry Lcwi ______ WHAT 6ALAR ARAI \ WOULD 'IOU EXPECT FOR THIS O FOR THI5 THIS IS ALL ) OR PROMOTING I FIGURE r FiGUR! I COULD tE CAN J COULD MAKE T46 COLLEGE %AKE IT f ?A WU / , of SCD iE SOUND LIKE / I FFT 4_ 5 6 I 7 IT - -- 2Fr- - ______ 25 26 1 27 — (A — 30 \ / (S1BER1/L) - — 31 35 32 33 34 36 — — — - __— 39 — — ________ — "I'll \ f~ 45 9 46 47 - --I -. 48 49 150 --- — BUGS RUNNY by StolId & Heimdohl I S ID LIKE T' TALK I YA AUT RE PS, I j 4MM' / .. tcu c KIW I I _1) " Oxk _____ ~— & .. 3fl - \ ?r,Ai0--A4- I A~ BLONDIE ;-J!J - ,~, -- 1 - 3.1 ,~ chic _Young I 0I . il 4 1 .;-;. I =~ ---~---- - I -' y " 7 1/ e. ¼ f . \r ,e J I ( , MF$~ --, I, Id .- I - i I J 'I e pass a iving the thffculy Woipenan hae a er early g occur in individuals with severe premature menopause. There advanced low thyroid function. Similarlvonecanceenatients with psycloses; which may be --I V - OOT A COUt .5 - CQ U'411L . 1--~ -- ffil IV - - , . I !I . - - @[F 1 I L_L_L --' .,--~~~ :C 7 FS OUR I! 460% 6 4 64 u u female hormone by specirA idea ofahonnone ) t property adjoining the City Hall property. Morris' motions came after a presen. I- .1 I FW- . .. . ", i -,lo ... q. ;'-- '. -- " . " Bankers' Committee of the Greater Bob Thov*s many other factors going on at _____ NEW i ir RRIVE - ______ IN %SML RATE5 a - - , 11~7 1~ -- - HIGHWAY SAFETY - vyearld Carl Warner of Shippen%ilI, Pa., was losing patience with the long lines his lather had to wade through to get a ren ta l car to replace the new Cadillac I p ______________ — — - ~ - - A - —-11UP -1myr-71 I play?" '4' ~- t - / / '" Jim; "it was quite 'fl - & It Th csiated I'rtss - A5oLLn1LY. i' .. newspaper, P 0 Box 1551, Y 10019. -. Be .g . - - _____ I 11, 11. . -- - V , - i 7---P'c - ~7 - ~, ~- - CAIvAL 1 I _______ loer Z - I . -,~MISM-7 , , . Z ~-- 3 % I I IT( - ~ I Emplill- I - - - - -8 IF! I (shaded area) and I'ark Avee from p.m. local time throughout the state. But - Standard Time, communities in the -- i ii' IarI Time . .,A--~.~--A - -` ; ____ . .I ...0 I ;W0"""" Auto-Train service agents were kept busy for hours handing out emergency cash allowaners to ers whose . . If you _________ ----- - • ons -- i - -.- . I ~ * ",.-,-,--~* - ~~"- ----- pulCr 111 0 a message for OUr COMPUter on the phone answer. . ---- - I get this strange, hollow feel ing, J B I A branch office corn A -X I--. F. 1'. I . - £ .1 1. t.S.f L A 0/ T + ri i I t oted by 10 a m 4 Th Cl ck --- - , - - - ~ t - a L, I rx~~ C ZA 4 - - ............ - -- .5i-A £ V 1. ' Cross and the ~~~T--, _ -J turnout in the Presidential I candidates Park ga'e former Georgia I oroscope I " o" victory with verwhelming o 76 Obituaries - 5~F-.- !,~ - - -;. . ~~,;a - Ali., -1 or esen exceeded here three vo ting precincts Democratic race President In Gerald Ford eked out a naff ow county sampled b% The Herald voters continued trickling in win on the Republican side (if — -- ......... . -.2-A A .- this morning ii per cent of afteran early morning rush as 9,496 eliRible voters had cast working men cast their ballots their ballots - 0 s- I . - -I - . - I : ~ --_- Trailing aentee ballots applied for At O iedo's Precinct 5 with Former California Goernor more than 400 - the elections 1,344 qualified voters, 240 had Ronald Reagan captured 47 per W ednesday. s tonight in the Ford super visor said that a 60 per madetheirselectionsby lOa m cent of the Republican vote And though 11 Democrats were on the southwest winds Increasing to be and in Longwood's 33, 157 of the fier side of the ballot, only four went cent or better turnout can after totes The primary featured the I i Un C prtpts today. m Rpuhlirsn o itn',mherad thvpNoutti primary. t"t for Ali At the Sanford Civ c Center At the Lake Mary Fire Hall's Democrats by nearly 2 to 1. Details and tides on Page 2-A. -,f -* - ------; 'a J- . — Ili )ie-,~ ?n , 1,;.- - --t-. 47, , ly "v 1:, -!K,r - - -, - N k i 111, - A -f - .1-1, , * --1 - Z .. ,, 50 Owners Reuni 'O ted W I%th Autos B JEAN PA1'rFSON many of whom departed Immediately to vacation sites In Bbyne said that the 13 auto carriers that were - - r ,1-,-I- I r -. Am. ,~ +20 ~ -" Ir" 4- 'r -1 i - ~~ r7 .n~)S ' .- I -!,-. - -. -.is--,~ - = ~.7% . --_ Zo -_'_-., the train carrying 346 passengers was others remained on or near the tracks. &-Z ---, r*%- - 4 I I A total of 13 auto cafflers and one steam ___ , r-.:-•. Blayney reported that Auto-Train has provided rental -1 their families, Sol i ic proceeded on their vacati, while others are waiting in He added that Auto-Train not tnstnitt LO lp it rcci p .. r' 1dmg ac - ~kA,4~!~-j~.~--.-:-~1-1- --I 1-~- (-i,-,- -i~-:k,;--:.,Z4,~:-~-1~V- --~,-E -. . automobiles for th se r. s At least 50 families, victim of Sunday night AutioAccording to Tom Blayriey, director of corporate the Sanford arel' to learn theex tent of thedurnage totheir IYain derailment in Quantico, Va., have been reunited affairs in Sanford, the atitni . I" appeared to be -~n rarxt Pnd per-munal effeets, said Blay, ey. . -- it) Al~~- I I -: , -,-,. C lendar R~Plls at English Estat 's DearAbby otherareas of the state. Others spent the night in Sanford 1r I -- -- --- Precinct 216, 92 of the 562 voters before proceeding on their urneys. j 11 (--"-I-. - ---- so 76 I lerifid Stall riter - ' I . • Auto-Train Mishap involved 138 Cars - - --- % . - ,- L you're a I- ~ ~1 _ . i I 1A f' BY DONNA F-STF-S important test of Reagan's challenge to - n mctne'" I -- The Republican balloting was seen as an - `4 1 to before reporting to jobs Democratic ote by third, 62 Itainfall 125 tnce Only a smattering of lastminute camMrs. Bruce said 59 per cent of At Sanford Precinct 15 with fourth and fifth graders at the Increasing cloudiness to&y paigning was expected tod3y. At least four Seminole's registered voters 576 registered voters, 103 made South Seminole school were of the six candidates Who actl%ely sought turned o4t for the Presidential their choices by 10 a m, while Senator Henry Scoop Jackson fe support in Florida were elsewhere - or Preference Primary four years thunderstorms Clearing 192 of the 1,142 at Precinct 22 will, 11 per ce a headed el!;ewhere -to concentrate on oth- --0ilil~ii"""` -. M? ;dmw .0 = Florid.a panhandle are on Central Stan. ~* .f -. . I. . 5 ~ k., / -i ''. -~ 1 2- 1ton Street __________________ i polls will be open from 7am to7 met - I II I time palis opened at 7 a.m., no tornadoes IP111 1*r I, 'i Garry Trudeau purchase adjnIng Z.6 a I _: lz~~!~ ( j• • twisters and severe thunde rstorms With remained confident her '. -&~~~~ , I ~~ T--= ~ ,-- New Sanford city hall will be located on Its prtsent Park Ave. site. City plans to Officials issued a tornado watch for Tim -i - -= ~ 0i Ithe Flerida There as a 30 per cent to 50 pet cent chance of rain In populous south w--- ____ I'll----Z 1-e . '", - ______ ______________________ thunderstorms were expected in central - _______ . -1 f/1t----J ~[ i - - It looks good, said Rogers C B i northern part of the state, and showers and ~ 'ij .tj . 1, - i 4 . - Seminiole Boulevard will becloisedforapedestrianinpli. i • voters would go to the polls, and a forecast of widespread rain and a tornado watch in north Florida could keep the turnout e ven - wpll'7~ - N (george wallace and Jimmy Cuter, the Rain was reported in some areas ir by Dick Turner ) I - '- (Continued On Page 2-Al than half the state's 34 million registered ---.--~- --- W, - ~ _', . :_ . - 1. ' I Am li'i'4,11' . Win 5W.- i 1- --- - " I .r Florida* voters vlent to the pol)l today to former Georgia governor who won the Morton, Ford's chlef political adviser. "In Reagan predicted a close race, cast ballots in the .recond major match New Hnnipshire primary. fact, it looks so good that rn, afraid to pre- dLwounting talk Umt a lom to Ford would between President Ford and challenger severely damage his effort But hate cc s astungton Sen Henry Jackson fres h di Itonald Reagan, while three leading lAu Frey, Ford's campaign chief in the happens, he said, "there won't be any from victory in Massachusetts, could spoil Democratic contenders each hoped to the Wallace-Carter matchup. Pennsyl- state, said the President would carry the folding of my tent and slipping a wa y." frontrunner for their partv's ,,,-;.. (, [Inth Walhqiv and 17-irter pr(,dicted presidential nomination. cent plus one, you're a winne to be ;I major factor in the race. triumph in the Democratic race. Election officials had precticted that less --a. -1 ' - be forcing but take care, Some terin got partners forget and fail to res. figure out how So uth greedy and m3naged to go down at four hearts against a (For a copy of JCOBY deuce of c1libs opening?" MODERN. send $1 to Oswald "Let's see lie on at Br, d e c / o this the club with his queen and newspaper P 0 Box 489 cashed the three top trump3. Radio City Station, Now York, lifter that start he could run tir Y. I 00 J 9) 1 - --I i',:. Flonida Voters Go To Polls Toda I :-:~ N%%)~ --` -- . ..TT *._. - - -- I--.------ ' / with their automobiles and Ingge, and are pro11zg good shape mostly, there might have been a dent or two f / I; _________________ - I --- __________ ~ I Your letter to me in care of this - 4 / / TWO -.- . - You ICU ___ Bad Weather Could Affect Turnout _- - I - - other passes are supposed to by I -, -------- ET M ______ e", . lkM su.vøThA1 'WEWS,',C4J ___ _ The 2.6 acres, owned by the Florida State Bank, (Flagship Bank of &n.-dord) 11 be needed to complement the city. owned 2.4 acre site in providing enough Krider said it was Or, opinion of the bankers' group that while 'orating the -~~~ --.; __________ a—MR53n ___=,- -- .— I I self-addressed Radio City Station, New York, COMMISSION fl.t'i"-.t -- 1. ___ one . partner to show something personality at the menopause tamped, 1 1 :1 :- I ..- .. I -- - - In his presentation, Krider reminded Knoles' report, drawn up earlier this that the Downtown year, indicates th at Florida State Bank I1usinesien's Association, and Sanford's currently is asking *110.000 for th e Interested Sarahs To Encourage property al though the city at time Rejuvenation, the latter a group interested held an option to purchase the parcel for in preserving city historical sites, had $32,000. The report said the option cam(.. taken positions similar to that of the about as a result of city assistance to the Bankers' Committee, while a survey bank in oaining that land from the performed by the Downtown Development Atlantic Coastline Raioad. te the Corporation also showed the present city bank requested a release from the option, hall site was popular with Sdnft,rd which was granted by the city com. residents. mission, Wk,.' M~ I Manager W.E. Knowles. I - heart-one spade-two spadm double-pass. The two-spade call was does not mean hormone therapy. or more Information about Le tter, number 512, AU ~t - J/1) , "4.-'\ T. . . 77 rr~ —____________ . .. and blood. Since you have raised this ---- -- I i I d lift. -I - .11 \rirk reader wan t,; I(i A Jim "If you don't like the time but whether they are is quite norm.al, tIK- next step is specifically rulated to a hor to see about get ti ng some help mone imbalance or not is often for what you have labeled as an open to question. Tlwl-re are emotional disturbance and that STRMP SIR ,P -~ " *ta;;i~ -- -At- - cu on a sequence such as response is more noted In your obstetrics and gynecology a nimals below the level of the specialist and tell him What you re or have the Propet tesL - .. I I L-iu k~ . :I know what a forcing pass I,; typical forcing pass Oc. ten occ at the menopause you that y ur hormone balance :J F-q n q L I - / --- by @a P@@Ir -.:Z ------ ~ -- /1 I FRANK AND ERNEST U0 ~. L TI , .----I -- .£ r for be satisfied until It is answered U \ 58 . I tends to make men more - -k ____ one's behavior. Male hormone I H40 IT FIXED -0- V '. I I 117I Um 30 years of age. One can also get ( 140, 1 BQOKE MY kEARVIEW iO ANDThEUCE E _r4I ' %0. ., I motions by City Commissioner John In Septerntr, the city commission oted Morr iL The new structure 1l be pla ced to l ocat e the new city hail, In the event one on the present Park Avenue site. were bulk, at the French Avenue and were TI,in "ct, Je I'in Senunoie Boulevard site Menue site for the new 818 mIllion The additional cost would be for the structure, also called closing Park acquisition and preparation of a 26 acre Avenue from Fulton Sweet north to parcel imm ediately west of the present ___________ 1 Mntana ~-~"-~ ~ , ; , HON expense was "insignificant," considering q fir 2 ____ .. , or CAR .0 If TIT ON. MIRAOE , _____ ;',~ ( OKE I BROKE A 4 - 1 1TT structure on the Park Avenue site would cost the city more than building on th e city-owTied 14-at:re site &t French Avenue A I ve, Site Is Ret ined .I- .-. . - ____ pr0duled the 4 ffect deficiency by testing the urine A MSKAJDDEXAPsoar iS A PERSONI55TIWHO UPE V _____ 3# c* N0,1 -I , pulled theloast trump and led a ti" spade.- hormones tut they cea t.alnly related to the menopause at all 9~ ~ '.. M .W4- - -- - ~im don't like it my zedema madness which refers to dementia that can ) 08432 again and watched the defense can't get into an argument dn1jhIH with me. I didn'1 bid it and I the other end of the spectm €parate the 'wo condilions and e aK3 cashed the c!ubs while East chucked a spade. He ruffe4 ja administration of female sex we have a condition called treat the one that is real.ly I--, ______ ________ A By AUI)IE MURI'!IY Herald Staff Writer - *OW W- . LEAK? .V: N P West Nortk East ,%vtb with an overactive thyroid. At clinician must be alert to U mi I ul.t / 'I ,~, / ll~bzj "M~,7 J ~ - I have seen patients with associated with anxiety and psychotic episodes associated depression problems The - ., I overlap the kind of symptom .f V8543 North-South nnerable CAN I HELP IT I F MY PILLOW , -- ______________ sona:ity and your personahty giving female hormones to may affect your gitinds. 11mt women with emotional distur. - . statement is wt limited to sex bances wtuch are not really ~ 2 Z 15 -4 A ~ - 9 4"-,~,, - ( r-,. 14 ~e-, ~ ,,~. f , --- 1. . A "(' Sf,) 1. ' I)íi ,, - I cashing th e th ree too t rumps .k he took an lmmIate diamond fines It worked because good old East didn't take his king Then South . hormones The problem is complicated DEAR READER - Your glands may affect your per- by the inadvisable Practice of \ 4 ! — Dr. Lamb , qr have a hormone imbalance. ____ I / Park . ' Jirn He sure did A1U r j * Q iO 6 52 VJ 7 • 96 mone Imbalance exists. Can this phase of life Such smear? Please emotional disturbances are tell b let me know because I believel frequently not helped by the - !t1 '1 e eci ' . off duwmy $ clubs in order to 8 discard his spades and make five odd. I suppose he tried for EAST r occur durirg the menopause and patients are given hormone pills. If this is true, how could I -. ig! i . ~--. • 30 years of age.Iknow this can - / ~ and JMIES JA( OB •AQ £AKJ6 avior like to know if a hormone im. balance can cause emotional VkEN I GO TO A CHINESE '~ I WANT' M W40W "Ar'S I ( YW ApF- C,ONG m GEr rZ RESTAUqANT I EYPECT A A BOWL OF 04OW MEN DOESN'T N^/E A FORTUNE FORTUNE IN MY FOIRTUNE I GONG TO KAPPEN TO ME! ON MXA HEA-D/ '-1t,,,--~-----1,0-. IN 'Tf ( ~~H ` CC<X; 9 r --A . . I By Iwrcnce F mb, LD. 1A I 3-6 1 I ~ --- I OS%,Ij) VI09 A--, ~ ny I I 7 "" 7~ ~ _- fil Affect - - ~~t~ :- --- — - es Hormon I -,.;,- . I - " BRIDGE 0IiTII _____ " I i. - AT ~F r ' I 41111111111111 --] — oca iion commissioners CliND, r~~) I _____ ______________ I, N'T KW ID D OUT ' DISCUSS rL LET -- — ct.i.. LIKE I — L .- I %%, I ____________________________________________________ — .i:-.-,! _7 V. -111, —'— should be very difficult for from seeds you've sovrn in the others to turn ym down today, past. 147hat you should receive particularly if You turn on your will be proportionate to your AT I --_ 10- If you mix something you scre doubtful about may turn out happily . Ic If YOUR BIRTHDAY you could see yourself through t0da} U f cycso ou1dbe nleased b; the Image The yield you'e bcen hong It for could be comLn fbI-, WIN I I CI II - I . ~o ~ 58 '4 '-~- - . con- than they did yesterday. — -- . ' 53 54 155 1 ----- L ItV F'! - you to orga ac IQfl WI -- I I at your best today in dealing Your over-all prospects look I ______ ___ -" It, - .. ir course -- N ____ Sanford, FIcrida 32771-Price 10 Cents - be members of the opposite Uy for y today If pleasantly Py sex wiTh find you the most let events run the appea li ng. everything cool. ou ,1 1 1I~ I .A ____ .VW Faces At The Station p-_ ble with a few select Things should work out rather with everyone today, it's likelp" 1 14 Addftk - • CANCER (June 21-July 22) Alftugh you should be popular 10 11 112 —16 SWAWGLA CAMELOT CLI ___ __ _________________________________________________________________________ I look quite beneficial today. lie projects needing your personal alert for opportuidty. 52 Frozen *:!ter 9 ' ___ 13 IIS I. '~ I J ______________________________ CAMPUS 2 13 1 a __ 115M ----999 68ih Year, No. 171-Tuesday, March 9, 1076 pals. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Ja0 ( ay 21.June 20) Conditions that have an are 19) Worthwhile i i vements within your reach today. effect upon your work or career AUC,bly 1 __ I iOu.,ai, act 27 Ignited garments be someth.ing profitable to be freshet 48 Produced 49 Spctacular 26 Literary collection 9 Near East 40 POO product 42 Maxim 44 City in Call for repetition 23 inflammation 8 B ef ore Isolates for 31 Ornament by 6 Dtsatcho inlaying 7 Skin 38 List of foods 39 Fiesh supply 1 k/t 4 cathedral Cily songbird vases Small Desert shrub 30 Woman's 4 will-ems 22 Titkish by Art Sansom Au,4 SG!L. ' - 1 1~ Lj W141It , h ill make a favorable, tunately today in iflVOlvernen love. They'll all lasting impression y very hard to please you. come in contact SAGITFARIUS (Nov. 23-Dee TAURUS(April should 21) You'll be fun to be around mate rial today, so don't hide your ay. be brighter than usual Scout around a bit. There may E1 -V L 1976 ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your positive, friendly ap- You should fare rather for. age 25 Massachusetts Tuesday, March SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) l (comb form) / ____ Hall Together ____ or 7 Two.seated 58 I 3.8 FE -- XXA 0 '1,1 1 t-f' 99 I lb rlC at olsteCrexplofef 53 wood'eS Of "ll 17 Insect 56 Allute a . R, ... €I quantities IS Norwegian (1~4 \ 0 1 18 Gentle touch ,,- a ..m. '..- -W 45 Roman ACROSS I SlreAms god I i'7 __ , 1 ,- i TO 00 thT ! _______________ -- Monday, M.irch$, 191k Mort Walker ______ ___ _i ! -`f-- =- - ~- -H — -, - .- -. - V,. .1 -'.I'. - . . i , -- -- -- -- - -- ---- - t it'n it I U ri ,. - delay. There were no serious injuries. terminal in Loam, Va. to retrieve the undamaged auto ge, subject to a deductible of IW,n per oectirencv, Passengers who arrived i.n Sanford shortly before carrim and their freight of autornobilies. These were sent for ProPetti darpage. It includes automobiles and their row on Monday, fond theni.selves stranded without on to Sanford Monday night, said Blayney. contents, roadbed and rolling stock. The colnW~ ,automobiles or luggage. They spent the afternoon in He added that the passengers' personal room re.wrvM by Autc-TYain officials at two local contained in the trunks of the Wvaged automobdes, twheves; its maximum liabibty with respect to such lin, -- -. - - - ~ft.2 ---- - =—~~ - - ~--- --z --~ --f -Z ~~-I �2A-Evening Herild, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, March 9, 1976 Chief Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. In Pleads harry Tang will assist state Arizona, pleaded guilty to guilty to grand larceny of a pirole and probation officials conspirac) to deliver heroin newspaper vending machine at who conduct the pre-sentence and amphetamines, the store and the prosecutor Cheung Yee Mang, 5O-yeir- investigation. No Contest Plea dropped charges of attempted 01(1 Chinese chef, remained in According to court records, Theron Houon, 24, of burglary and possession of county jail today pending Mang is an alien with a wife and Oviedo, pleaded no contest to burglary tools. completion of a pre-sentence four children still in China, battery and resisting an officer investigation PSI after Court sources said it is possible without violence in connection Case Dismissed pleading guilty Monday to that Mang will be deported. with aJan. l7 melee at Club 436, Judge Woodson dismissed aggravated battery in the Jan. "I's Pending Altamonte Springs. Houston felony marijuana possession 11 stabbing of a Cassellerry Circuit Judge J. William was allowed to remain free on charges agkinst Bryan Lee restaurant owner with a but. 'Voodson allowed three men bond pending a PSI. hloilar, 18, of 2714 Trailwood cher knifc. arrekd t'i drug charges after Assistant State Atty. Charles Drive, Forest City, and Alice Mang had been docketed for an Altaiic;ite Springs Gordon dropped a charge of Jane Mareland, 18, of Charlotte trial this week on charges of policeman purchased am- improper exhibition of a St., Forest City. attempted murder, aggravated phet3mlnes in a Fern Park bar shotgun against Houston as battery and aggravated assault to remain free on bond pending part of the negotiated plea. Charges Dropped in connection with the incident pre-sentence investigations. Free on Bond State Atty. Abbott Herring's at the Peking Mandarin House Ramiro Herrera, 24, id Kirk Winslow Martin, 16, of office dropped grand larceny r e s t a u r a n t, SR-436, Enrique Herrera, 18, both of Winter Park, arrested Jan. 25 In and burglary charges against Casselberry, in which Mrs. Apopka, pleaded guilty to the attempted burglary of a Moffat Grier Sherard Ill, 23, of Mary Johnson, the owner, was delivery of controlled sub. food store at Fern Park with an Charlotte, N.C., and Reginald stabbed numerous times, stance: amphetamines. George axe remains free on bond Lee Locke, 23, of 808 W. 11th St., Court-appointed interpretor Gonzales, 36, of Guadalupe, pending a PSI. Martin pleaded Sanford. 11) BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer NA 0 IN BRIEF Senate Report Details Government Spying Targets WASHINGTON (AP) Women's libbers, CoIflIfluflIstS, militant blacks and Jews and taxpayers protesting against taxes were among the targets of domestic surveiilance by government agencies, a Senate committee says. The Senate intelligence conun1tteereleased nearly 1,000 pages of documeni. Monday, detniibn tiomeslic FBI wiretap and surveillance operations and internal Revenue Service undercover spying. One memo shows the FBI used inforzner during, 1969 and 1970 to keep track of the women's liberation movement in several U.S. cities, but never turned up any evidence of revolutionary or violent activity. Present City Hrill Official %,.l.# c '"t In Slayings Site _ CALENDAR Stabbing r ,~_ FLORIDA IN BRIEF - TUESDAY, MARCH 9 Protection and "Crimet Against Women; Nterrance, free eight-week seminar, 7 p.m., Bui!dthg 43 Adult Education Campus SCC, Call Community Ser. %4c" _ Registrar, Shrouded In Secrecy, Oil Talks Continue Free blood pressure tests, 24 p.m., 7th and Elm, Sanford Adventist Church. Sanford Pilot Club, 8p.m., Flagship Bank of Sanford. PANAMA CITY (AP) The top-secret meeting between an Arabian sheik and four U.S. oil company executives entered its third day today, arousing the interest of government and political figures. But the concerns of federal officials and a presidential candidate were fueled more by the dearth of knowledge on negotiations between Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Sheik Ahmed Yarnani and representatives of Exxon, Texaco, Mobil and Standard Oil of California. As from the beginning, there was no news from inside Monday on how the talks were going or when they might end. A statement by the ArabianAmerican 011 Co., the object of the negotiations, said the meeting concerned "the transfer of ownership" of Aramco and would en1 shortly. Frank Zarb, director of the Federal Energy Administrnlrin snid th" "' n%- nnfinvinlizatinn of the firm arc ,.':e:.i: :...J.$l1dve lost ln!iuence over INcontrol of world oil prices." - Parents Anonymous (for troubled Pareflts),730p.m., Community United Methodist Church, 17-92, Casselberry, Open discussion, Seminole AA, 8 p.m., 501 Lake Mlruile Rd., Hallway House. Winter Sprfngc Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92, Longwood. Sanford Middle School PTA, 7:30 p.m., nomination., for officers for coming year. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Puwer and light, Sanford. Casselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Summerset Recreation Building. 004 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10 Rptained czenader. r' "First and Park L an expensive parking rn s po ned sor Free Pap test and breast check for woeii the event the ncgotiation..s faiLed, to conlot," Meyer said. Seminole County, 10 a.m. to 4 of p.m., Society The sequence of events at Monday sider condemnation proceedings. ' But Morris' motion passed, again with Plaza Casselberry. night's meeting was as follows: Seminole McClanahan at this point Indicated he Stenstrom dissenting. *t.._ v_.l__,_. prccrti&a, L .1 AM rvaUr1 atxut the U0,CCC pricc u" a dicntIng vetcz, Stertrcm C1brT'y R*tsry (luh, 7:30 am.. The Caboose. moved that the Park venue site be being asked for the parcel. said toda}: "I was being consistent. I Sanford Klwaais, noon, Civic Center. designated as the location for the new city "I think w should make a counterwould have preferred that the issue be put hall; and that Park .venue from Ft'lton Oviedo Rotary Club, 7:30 a.m., Town House. proposal," he said. "I think a proposal of on a referendum." Street north to Seminole Boulevard be $80,000 would be feasible." In February, Stenstrom announced that closed to vehicular traffic in nrder to /lIII "Would you all be receptive to a trade. h favored n referendum on the city hail I facilitate creauon of a pedstriai mall, off?" Morris asked. 'i'n, ihink!ng ul the ic quttIon of locating the ry "There's going to be a problem with city parking lot at First and Park." new city utll is too important to allow a parking," City Commissioner Gordon Mayor Lee Moore, commenting that he mere majority of the City Commission to Meyer said. "You'll be closing 20 parking was a member of the board of directors of make the decision." In spaces." the Florida State Bank, reminded the "lmovethatwenotconsidertheWelaks "It would be more practical to put it commissioners that the 2.6 acre parcel had building in the negotiations," McClanahan Slection of a Jury began used hypnotism to help the ; hcrc we put it before," City Corn. been offered to the city in a package that said. His motion was supported by Meyer, today in circuit court at Sanford victim remember details of the nussioner A.A. McClanahan commented, also included the Welaka apartment but Moore cast a key vote to defeat the for Robert Edward Creech, 40- stabbing. referring to the French Avenue property, building on First Street. He said the entire motion. year-old Casselberry produce Scheduled for trial later this But both commissioners voted for the package had been offered for $180,000," Morris moved that Knowles be vendor accused of aggravated week is Mrs. Nancy Mae Black, motion, which passed with City Corn. and failing that, a price of $110,000 for the authorized to negotiate "to obtain the best battery and attempted murder 33, formerly of Tampa. Mrs. missioner Julian Stenstrom dissenting. two acres." deal possible," with n3 exclusions. in the Dec. 7 stabbing of an Black In accused of first-degree Morris moved that Knowles be "I wouldn't be receptive to purchasing McClanahan and Meyer dissente but employe, Charles Oscar Wade. murder In the Dec. 27 shooting audwrized to continue negotiations to the Welaka building under any cir. Moore again broke the tie by c&zt ,his Creech was arrested three death of her husband, 46-year. acquire the bank-owned property west of cumstances," McClapahan said, vote for the motion, weeks after the Midnight In- old RUBe Wayne Black, at the cident when Casselbetry police home of her sister In Sanford. rs - COLUMBIA, N.C. (AP) A U.S. State Department official is being sought by poli for questioning in t ce bludgeon deaths of five members of his family, whose burning bodies were found in a swampy grave near this e,kiii The victims were identified Monday as the family of Bradford Bishop Jr., 39, assistant chief of the special trade activities office of the State Department's economic and business section. AH: Gen. Rufus Edmkcten said .kv p "rth whd'nau nuttepuctw to his offi ce for a week, "is being sought for questioning," although Edmisten added that Bishop could be "lying dead somewhere." - -.., City hail 14r is "reasonable priv, "and in I COflt)flUt'd hum Page 1-As - Tucker Supports HAR1'PORI)(AP) A fireworks compan owner who sold explosives to a government undercover agent posing as an agent of the Irish Republican Army has been tenced to two years In jail. Lawrence C. Alton, 36, of St. Petersburg, and Hughesville, Pa. pleaded guilty in December to conspiracy to transport from Pennsyivania to Connecticut 180 tricks of plastic explosives. - - Case S Explosives Sales C Charged WORLD 04-1 Approves IN BRIEF Hiring New Man County Looks Senior Citizens Azalea Funds Get Park Space Budget BY JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer by law to submit prior to predicted that even with Seminole County f2ommissio,i TheSanford CtyCommlssion Public Works Complex; and October 1977. professional help it would be today unanimously agreed to Last night agreed to allow the approved an amendment to the Council members expressed December before the land use search bra legal way to enter Federation of Senior Citizens cooperation agreement bet. Moslem Army Deserters SPRINGS City indign ation at that time on plan is completed. into an inter-local agreement Clubs, which Is composed of 19 ween the city and the Sanford Council Monday night accepted learning Mrs. Kramer would City Attorney Gary Massey with the City of Sanford to senior citizens organizations Housing Authority. The the resignation of City PIar.rwr nt hwe a plan written up Seize LebQnese Garrison finaince lxuJcvt3 througutSgiiinjleCuwity, to amendment provides that Dianne 1,. Kramer effective before leaving, as they said planning commission can along scenic We Monroe. use space in Fort Mellon Park maintenance of certain BEIRUT, Lebanon( AP) March 12 and approved the they were It to believe, Moslem army deserters provide for thL council a The decision to attempt to to construct a new senior facilities within the Housing took over another southcrn Lebanese garrison before hiring of Leonard S. Carswell Mrs. Kramer told Council Last meaningful plan even on a work with Sanford officials citizens complex. Authority are its responsibility, dawn today, and President Suleiman Franjieh warned Jr., a South Seminole resident, we..k it would not be possible to skeletal basis until they have came after the county attorney Robert Lorman, chairman of and not the city's. that a chain of mutinies might encourage Israel tc invade subject to approval of the write a meaningful plan without all the information needed and ruled that it was illegal for the the Federation's building south Lebanon and trigger a new Middle East war. county CETA (Comprehensive the necessary input from the all elements come together." county to earmark Al, a motion by City funds for committee, presented tentative Parliamentary sources said units from the rebel Employment Training Act) community and data from the Commissioner Gordon Meyer The City Planning Corn- private civic projects. plans for the new center, which "Lebanese Arab Army" occupied the garrison at administrator, county and other agencies, mission will hold a workshop to that parking be allowed on the Mrs. Walter i Bill) Gielow, he said will alleviate a critical trntc' •.nwfl that Rai'hava. F''" .. .. U" trc!.: :.;!y IUUJU àiuv X 01 emlnoie u ge uapui aziu wscussion from chairman ol the Sanford shortageofspace at from Syria to Palestinian guerrilla bases In south is scheduled to run out June 30, meet Council's June 30 the public on three alternative Woman's the group's Boulevard between Par k and Club Civic present headquarters, a trail but Mrs. Kramer announced to deadline, er French Avenues, was ap. plans under consideration en improvement Project (CIP), in the park. The sources had no immediate information whether Council last week that she eu In her written resignation, March 24,7-9 p.m. and March last Tuesday requested $1,000 Lorman said the proposed there was a shootout in Rachaya, the main station at would be leaving In May, Mrs. Kramer expressed 27, 1-3 p.m. from the county for azalea beds structure, to be financed by -. end 01 me so-cane aiat irali" on me western slopes necause she is expecting a "professional regret and Mayor Troy Piland said along the lake, federal funds, will encmpass of Mount Herman just six miles from the Israeli border. I baby. Mrs. Kramer was hired personal apology to council," although funds will not be Today, Mrs. Gielow said CIP 6,200 square feet, which will be for the $10,000-a-year federally When contacted today she ava ilable after June30, if CETA doesn't represent the Sanford used for administra ti ve offices, if funded position last September declined to comment on the funding Is available the city will Woman's club alone. She said it as well as a 3,400 square-foot Russia Blocks Pa s Sale to assist the City Planning reason for her sudden continue with the planner after represents many area clubs auditorium that could be used Commission with preparation resignation, that date, and that the meney is needed to for meetings, dance!, and other WASHINGTON (API Russia has blocked India from of the comprehensive land use Planning Commiasion Councilman John Daniels beautify the area for the benefit senior citizens activities. supplying spare parts for Egypt's Soviet-built MIG2I Jet plan, which the city is required Chairman Walter Parkhurst said the committee had In- of all county residents. In other aetinnc lb. fighters, US. Intell1ence sources said tnday 1ervIeed Carswell Monday "We're just asking you to mission approved on second The new Russian rr,ove, following its own cutoff of ___________________________________________________ afternoon and he was the only spend some money on the reading an ordinance amending maintenance support for Et's air force, was reported qualified applicant available. seawalls of Lake Monroe," she cable television rates; - ' iiiies'm PtMUJUl U ap51UU4$U$Utft LVI Caswell is a graduate of said. ML 1'4,j I proved payment of a siatemeni possible saiesofU.S.warplancsaixinnttt.aajunjssjlesto Florida Technological Commissioner Sid Vilijen Jr. from an engineering firm Egypt, University in public ad. then suggested that the county regarding work on the new India, which produc,s MIGs and other weapons under J t_I., •. z_ •t__ i. sun apI..&ullLIIIg Iii ChiC! 111(0 InC iflteriocai JttCJ( 1%i)ThOflU, Lasselnerry 1t(uIs, 1. iiussian ucense, was said to have asked Moscow's perRose, p)ttg, His planning ex- agreement. Elizabeth mission to sell spare parts to Egypt after the Cairo It111SSIONS M. perience consists of preparing a Casselberry 'It's Just a matter of finding S rif t'tL government appealed to India for help. downtown re-development the proper legal channels," John J. Bischoff, DeBary Andrew Anderson Roy W. Brown Kathryn A. Donahue, Deflw-y survey for the City of Titusville VihIen said. between January and April, The commission was cx William H. Bruce Gulls J. Litton, j 1074. 01 pected to determine later today Ernest F. Woschnak, DeBary William P. George With the: 4 The City still hopes to acquire a method of granting the CIP's Katina Lowery Alvin Frink, Deltona 1-EAR E..'nma 0'Neal ,000. Hazel E. Layman, Deltona an intern planner from FTU initial request for Estelle F. Smith Myrtle B. Welborn, Enter- without cost to assist the Discussion also centered on HEARING AID o ec s d planner and the planning providing labor in lieu of cash pu5( Fannie M. Smith lob PCT. MONEY tACK OUARANTEE or both. Claude Whitten Deborah J. England, Lake commission, PRICKET'r near Sanford and a stretch :' ED of M Mary Richard Williams Herald Staff Writer Longwood Hills Road from SR (AtJ TADAY Anita Betty Prescott, Longwood E. Williamson "7 f,, i -nip u * ii D A rr A TL.I JV ILFi IJIi I fl Mildred G. Wilson GeorgeP.Ewen,orangeCity FOR Last year's $75,000 reduction The Airport Boulevard _______ _____________ 0 Myrtle Carson, Casselberry In road funds has been more project was budgeted for T KathlDPn M. __Ad 64"SWIL. UIJ, '"Ving am The iongwood ti' ROY hIcIARNEY J. Stiley, Sanford; and eight lls Clarksville, Ga. county road department with a project will cost an estimated grandchildren, Arthur J. Boote, DeBary __________________ S12,(XX) contingency fund, of- $42,000. Roy Edward McLiirney, 61, of Gramkow Funeral Home is in Anna M. Vitt, DeBary (icials reported Monday. At the conclusion of 600 Baywood Drive, Sunland charge of arrangements, Margaret A. MaULS, Deltona - Monday's high 81, k'day's low Ma workshop session, county mLetjng, Public Works Director Estates died Sunday. A native 4 Al he Al. Bradbury. VeRona . RaInfall: 125 Inches. commissioners learned that Bob kidrew said, "I think we of San Diego, Calif., he had Ruth K. Robert, Deltona Increasing cloudiness today lived In Sanford for the past two anticipated delays in road got what we came here for." Evelyn M. Rohart, Deltona with a chance of showers and a and a half years, moving here construction have not A $36,000 project in John J. Routler, Deltona few thunderstorms. Clearing from Norfolk, Va. He was a materialized even though Casselberry was delayed at the i A. SChalia, Delton a and not so warm (onlght and retired chief aviation elec$m,000 had been slashed from suggestion of Commissioner Arthur S. Walters, Deltona Wednesday. Highs in the low to trician technician retiring in the budget last year. harry Kwiatkowski and Gregory L. Bartlett, mid 10. today and mid 701 Apr-U, 1973, after .2914 years in Two major road projects Commission Chairman Mike Longwood Wednesday. tows tonight In the service. He was a member of nnday were givefi the go- Hattaway. Both officials asked M. Pinch, Longwood upper 0s to low 60.. South to the Seminole i)1W Chapter 30. head. And the three cam- for a work session with City BIRTHS southwest winds Increastng to miasloners attending the officials Survtvqr'4 lndjn,,hs tjL" o the Sanford: 15 to 25 m.p.h. and gusty In approved more than meeting Mrs. F:lizabeth J. Mcl4irney, of the ciWs participation in a tr. & Mis. Willie (Barbara) thunderstorms today, slilhting $ O,00Oworthof mwor projects. joint project on Lake Howell Sanford; two daughters, Mrs. Burke, a boy to northwesterly tonight and Donna Major road projects ap- Road. Lee Young, Garden DISCHARGES diminishing through Wed- Grove, Calif. and Mrs. Patricia proved include rebuilding The county's share of Sanford: nesday. Rain probability today s,'tions of Airport Boulevard project is estimated it $35000. NewtnnitBoilthger is 50 per cent. Karin Dunn EXTENDED FORECAST uneraI Nce oti I ots F. Jaillet Party cloudy weather In.Hugh M. Miner McLARNEY, ROY EDWARDdicated. Lou mostly 50. north Funecai trvkes for Roy Ed Mary H. Oldaker to lOs south and near 70 In the ward McI. arriey. 51, of 600 Mrs. Russell (Gwendolyn) Keys. Highs mainly 70g north iaywood Dr., Sunland Estes, ,'10 died Swi.j,y. w ill b' PiId at Davis' baby lxiv and near SO south portion. 4: p in IhurThy in Chris? Itohianda J. Smartt Wednesday's Daytona Beach United Mtlhodi$l Church with Henry L Williams tides: high i:09a.mn.,2:35p.ni., Rev. David Suhi ofticlatIn. Rachel T. James, Altamonte ow 8:28 a.m., 1:42 P.M. Part Burial with full military honors l l be in Oaklawn Mem0f 141 Springs Canaveral: high 2:05 LM., 2:11 *i Part. Gfwnkow Funeral Home Laura D. Ball. CassadaEa n.m.. Iota RU nrv I'll r. ii I.. ELM. tritt yr 'n. I - ..'-'-'.-*,'.. --"-- • . . ,.,, f . I lk - 1 mi __ --------' .._.._ ..._ - I HEARING Two Ma or r POkaye ' . Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us 6 - - 1 fo r i ncome tax help. WEATHER ________________ - , ',..', ' .. iniidd Sentenced BOSTON (A?) Rommie Loudd, former professional football player and team owner, has been sentenced to two years in prison for possessing and distributing Icocaine. Loudd, 42, of Orlando, was sentenced Monday by U.S. District Court Judge Walter Jay Skinner, who also ordered a three-year special paroe term. He had been convicted after a four-day trial Feb. 9. - Ti.. Criticism Due - I rt - .- - - TALLAHASSEE (AP) Alabama Gov. George Wallace has closed the Florida presidential primary campaign by chiding his major rivals for adopting his positions on busing, tAg government and tax reform. Wallace wound up his campaign here Monday at a spirited hand-clapping rally attended by a predominantly young audience of about 1,100 persons. He said earlier Monday at a Jacksonville airport news conference that he expected to repeat hIs 1972 victory In today's primary, but would not speculate on whether be would match the 42 per cent of the vote he received in 1972. d - . --- Wallace Chides Opponents - - - •' • i I._............... T - - - '' TALLAHASSEE (AP) Education officials have been pouring over the fine print In Gov. Reubin Askew's $5,019 billion 1976-77 budget and they don't like what they SM. Zollie Maynard. co-chairman of the Florida Coalition for Responsible Fi.irvling of Education, said he would release a detailed criticwn of the budget today. The $2.48-billion general revenue portion of /skew's reconunnded budget would give public schools $976.8 million, $229 million less than the $1 billion requested by Education Commissioner Ralph Turtlngton. - - _.,____, Am -.10 slow - - For CIP - TALLAHASSEE (A?) The Cabinet has been asked to send back development rules in the Florida Keys today for a popular vote on whether population growth should be limited in the Island chain. William Keeser, president of the Greater Key West Citizens Committee, said he would renew his request at the Cabinet meeting. The regulations, drawn up by the State Planning thvision, make no mention of limiting popilaticn. They were ordered to a public hearing in Jamiary In the Keys, but were returned without any recommended changes. . Resigns; - - Development Rules Asked - Winter Springs Planner A 26-year-old Orlando man, arrested by Sanford police Monday afternoen after an alleged shoplifting incident at Zayre's Discount Department Store and a foot chase into a nearby wooaeu area, was acing broken nose before the man ran held in county jail today in lieu from the store parking lot. of $15,500 bond, Police U. Doug Bishop and John Danford Marshall, 26, patrolmen Lewis Coombs was charged with retail theft, chased the man on foot into the aggravated battery and nearby wooded area. resisting arrest with violence. Bishop said he ordered the Police gave this account of fleeing man to halt and was the incident: told, "You'll have to shoot me Store security personnel tried because I'm going to whip to stop a man from leaving the you.,, store without paying for $39 in Officers said Marshall clothing. A struggle ensued and struggled with Bishop and security guard James Barlow, Coombs and Bishop was 31, of Deltona, suffercd a scratched on the left arm and Tuesday March 9, 916-3A Thef t punched in the right eye. stopped at Park Ave. and 27th Investigating the theft of mote and discovered two men were Marshall was struck on the St. and film strip projectors valued on board removing a 25forehead with handcuffs. Held In Assault at $425 in a treakin at Rosen- horsepower outboard motor. Marshall was treated for a Gallagher said be yelled and Oviedo police jailed Mary wald Elementary School, one of the men fell overboard. laceration and released at Hatcher Barkley, 38, of 22 Altamonte Springs. Seminole Memorial Hospital. Pineview St., Oviedo, in lieu of Deputy H.D. Kirby reported The second man pulled the first Bar low was treated for the nose $5,000 bond on an aggravated the burglars broke a plexiglass from the water and they fracture and released, assault charge. window to enter and attempted escaped with the outboard Marijuana Charges Maitland Man Held to pry open an office filin g motor in a small boat, police I'WO 'iafl1ori1 men and a Sheriff's detective John 1. cabinet before burglarizing an said. Juvenile boy were charged with Poole Burglary Reported arrested Kenneth empty soft drink vending felony possession of marijuana William Pollack, 20, Maitland machine and taking the Kenneth Clark, 129 Pinecrest after police found ap- Route Two, on a charge of at. projectors. Drive, Sanford, reported proximately a pound of tempted grand larceny in cigarettes, a clothing, Tools Stolen marijuana in the trunkofacar. connection with a Feb. 22 in. Tom Wassel, 2651 Tuscarora calculator and wrist watch, Held In lieu of $3,000 bond cident at Little Food Town, Trail, south Seminole, reported total value $125, was taken In a each were Jesse Deltuirt Bear Lake Road, Forest City. burglars took tools, frozen burglary at his residence. Mitchell, 22, of 615 Park Ave., Poole said James Tate meats and a skate board, total Engine Stolen and Ricky Charles Hampton, MacG-een, 18, of 3512 Craig value $278, from his garage. Patrolman Jack Fulenwider 23, of 706 W. First St. Drive, Forest City, was said Joseph H. Coiley reported Boat Theft Foiled Detective Capt. C.B. Fagan arrested earlier on a grand Bob Gallagher told Sanford a 840) engine with custom reported that the marijuana larceny charge in the can. police he was awakened by a headers was removed From a was found in the trunk of a car Probe School Theft noise on his boat, docked at pier Volkswagen parked at Colley's driven by Hampton when it was Sheriffs deputies ictty were C, Sanford Marina, early today Tire Shop, 711 Celery Ave. - Ju '. By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Bill house Speaker Donald TALLAHASSEE (AP) hiq of Joined supportars a constitutional amendTucker ment before Florida voters today on a property tax for water management. "We must act now to recognize the magnitude of our potential future problems and act to head them off," Tucker, .JL,l1LthaSSee, said Mend iy. "Perhaps none are more 1grtificant than managing, distributing and conserving aW water resources," he told the Panama City chapter of the Florida Audubon Society, which has gone on record against the amendment. ,,,. ur ancio ,viuri r i c aIIeu J I fl anToowd - ~ 00 -- ----- ----1'lc Y- Reason 1 We are income tax speciahsts. We ask the right questions. We dig for every honest deduction We want to leave no stone unturned to make sure you pay the smallest legitimate tax. H&R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE LONG WOOD SANFORD ISOSanlando Springs Dr. Pb. 8314484 Ph. n-sni Open 9 a.nt..9 p.m. Weekdays; 9.5 Sat. 1, Sun, OPEN TONIGHT-NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Other Area Office in Oviedo 365.6237 209 E. l.t St. U, S - - - - -- - - --- - �S -_____ I• 4 S - - I 5 P --q I -. - - - '-. P _• ,•• •-_______ •. •______ - ___.-•___---____. _ . 4Z --_ -' , T' - •. ___,'-...• -______.• -- ___ - Evening HetWd .;u The day has been changed for the popular weekly senior citizens dances from Thursday to Wednesday. 2:30 to 5 p.m at the Sanford Civic Center. There Is no charge for these events,vsponsored y the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and the City of Sford. Music Is by the mford &raders orchestra. N FBF:N(fl AVE.. SANFOIU), F'L.A. 3271 iuesddy, March 9. 1976-4A Around \ -'tYNE I), IX)YLE, Publisher - II. H l('IIAH I) IAJN(;, Editor facility, for all public roads, streets and highways in Florida, ranging !rom minor rural local roads to major urban expressways. Standards also are esthbllthed for bridges, w 1(Wft-• ,Q-, i.:icusu ..... &Uer highway-i- elated facilities, Standards are established for all phases of planning, design, construction and maintenance. The standards were mandated by the 1972 Florida Legislature In Chapter 72-3211, Florida Statutes, which directed the Florida Department of Transportation to appoint an advisory coiimjttee to develop and adopt uniform minimum standards for all public traffic facilities within the state. More than two years were required for develnnment -- zinil • drafting lIlUlIJItWIl ''fl of the standards manual. Following completion of the draft manual, public hearings were held throughout the state in April 1975. Suggestions and comments of local officials were incor po rat ed in th e manual prior to adoption in final form and filing in compliance with requirements of the Florida Administrative Procedures Act. r't'y.a IIJ.IAM 1). ('URUIE. Managing Editor ibq,w lh'Iiver - • Week. rt'rt Month, $240: 6 Months, $1420: Year. 128 40 lIt Mail In Florida stHie as bOut' deliver - . All other iii:iit \hnth, $270: 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, 1.12.40. • In t llig e e nc Need e d I fo rms e Re n The Clock U .S• Recent investigations have shown that --. - •• . - \gcncy arc needed. President Ford's plans for reorganizing th e intelligence community are responsive to the findings of the Rockefeller commission and the House Intelligence Committee. The findings of th e 'flgent.' Committee are o b€ announced ne.t month. But only Congress can take responsibility for the most important reform -- establishing a Joint I; In- ..,...-.I 1r • -. - :-: RAY CROMLEY US SR -.. •- - . - - r Somalia In Central Africa to Anada an(l J .:Ji.J .• - .I__ ._)Jzr '- t ---- -. F_f '•.( .. " - - r';: 17;- i. .8j 4 ~q 4 -- & • . •r . . - - /I L ? T1- I. 43 •• Ii1 .pJ -. ••. L .-ç iX4 ' -.- - •--- •*-• - -. i 'f_ iw ;;-.---'- - - s-- - YA - / r-- 1976 by FA,sc wish you wouldn't loll me such oersonal things. I'm like the House Inlolligence Corn"I rriif tee — I can't keep a secret!" •• •- •t' • -,_• -; ' is S2.00and thechiss will run from 1:304 p.m. Corruption . • • (' _____ a ( ____ •.-. . -. jZL T1. ___ ____ • •l - . - i -______ - • - - -- - - ____ . \ '. --A- • ____' •L. :.-_____ ' '. .. -- _____ - - _____ _-- - You Should Have -- - Seen The One That Got Away' Gone a. — Not nil 010— America is nostalgic. The fading away of corruption In th is tiny Sou thern c'nnunisntty in Instead, for the nation as well as the residents, a signal for joy and hope. Good riddance to the past In ldowici, it was awful. The future by comparison can't be anyth ing but good. For as far back as anyone remembers, Ludowici and surrounding Lmg County were twin bastions of repression In the flats of Georgia Umber country. Politics were controlled by a rumpled old legal baron named Ralph Dawson, and the law was In the hands of equally monarchical Brown Jones. No one held office who didn't agree with this majority of twu, and " woe be those who violated what passed for the rules. Rule really. Says a local: "The only thing Dawson anJ Jones demanded was that they get theirs and they did get it, oh, they dld." What they got was a nationwide reputation for running one of the sleaziest cminties in America. Former Georgia Gov. Lester Maddox said it aptly enough: "The place is lousy, rotten, corrupt, nasty and no good." The sentiment was echoed by an astonishing number of traveling Americans who from unhappy ezperlence nicknamed Ludowici "The Town Without Pity." Located southwest of Savannah at the cTusoads of what used to be major highway routes 301 and 82, Ludowlci became the 1940-5Os Is VV e ary and petroleum to be sure. But the riew pro. fairs in which the market does nothing but what ne current reasons for weariness or wariness chain gang were implanted until such time as the Russian leaders have announced plans for investors make it do. Include fears about the British potusii sterling, motorists came up with money from home. guerrilla operations in Rhodesia, rich in "The stock market is weary," said the broker, concern that the Federal Reserve will impose But traffic violations were only pert of the chromium, tin, asbestos, copper and gold, and on "!,o investors might best be advised to stay monetary restraint, and an inability to create ruse- Present Sheriff Cecil Nobles, who was / Namibia, otherwise known as Southwest Africa, away." No sir, that's not the situation at all. The enthusiasm among individual investors, reared two miles outside of Ludowid, says there with diamond, copper, lead, zinc, vanadium, attitude produces the effect; it Is the adviser who were unlimited ways in which the locals It continues: The big institutions which sup. sliver, tin, and cadimlum resources. Then Is weary or wary, and the market which mirrors ported the 1976 rally now are heavily invested ?eParated the tourists from their money. Service there's neighboring Zaire and Zambia, with it. and not in a position to lead an advance. And the station attendants checking engine oil would cobalt, copper, industrial diamonds, bauxite, Right now, the advisers are saying, the stock economic measurements, while improving, often foul up carburetors, then direct the manganese and zinc, -market is conso lld9ting the 160 or more points show we have a long way to go. motorists to a swin dle garage f or "repairs." .. ,,v,a&t, ua- usv uuw suss uiuuruu average nas auclea ul'l'.orinauaulerern prices for Iour1,,ts than But that's the bail news, and the stock mar k et tensely about the longtime effects of Soviet since last December, in one of the most energetic so far hasn't been receiving only bad news. Take for regulars. Barkeeps often fliinflamined control over Zaire and Zambian cobalt and leaps in recent history. alk at the other side of the very same reasons: customers into paying for double the drinks. Rhodes= chrome. Whatrver consolidation means isn't very "We had dice games, whores, con artists, you The British don't *..m rlkiilr&r!y Here, he says, they could really dons In. clear, but presumably it suggests investors now about their own r1srrrv'y. !! t'e Fed name it," says Sheriff NobiM, "our rtsi As mignt be Expected, the Soviet Union has are trying to feel firm and secure at this g72.92'- need monetary restraint then it must feel the was earned.,' been particularly generous in military aid, and point ievel (as of the beginning of trading today). recovery is very strong. And small lot salesThe turnaround began when Maddox sumenergetic In furnishing military advisers, to As a result, the once explosive rally now purchase ratio3 suggest small Investors are inoned county boss Dawson to his Atlanta office countries rich in oil and natural gas — Algeria, sputters forward a few points and then falls growing more interested. —and then promptly threw him out as a gesture Libya and Nigeria. back. A morning 'idvance withers by midday It might be true that some of the Institutions of contempt. The interstate 95 was completed But the Soviet Union is attracted by more and then resumes faintly near the close. A slight now are heavily tn%eited, but some of them — along the coast, draining away the bulk of county than Just petroleum. There's a ;pr-eat deal of decline sets off a slight rally. mutual and pension funds, for instance — also traffic. Finally, Dawson and his vestpocket bauxite, raw material for aluminum, in Guinea, In such a situation, those who are supposed to have an ;nflow of new dollars to be Invested, sheriff passed on, presumably to a do joint In and titanium ore in Sierra Leone next door, be able to see current world history In the Many of them are growing, the hereafter — and the old ways ended. JACK intelligence figures: — The six Arab countries have a combined air strength of 1,509 supersonic and subsonic fighter jets. Israel has only 426, of which 206 are supersonic. The Egypt'ans alone have 347 supersonic fighters, the Syrians another 338. In addition, these two Arab nations possess 62 of the latest Soviet MIG-23s, which are superior to any jet plaiie the United States has yet sent to Israel. — Most Arab planes and missiles have been supplied by the Russians since the October 1973 war. Syria, especially, has been loaded down with extremely sophisticated equipment. In contrast, 220 of Israel's subsonic planes are U.S.supplied A4 Skyhawks, which are )-year-old models. — The ZI /traij IIaUUia have 2,Zi33 itdlJIed pilots, Including 1,740 who are qualified to fly jet fighters. israel has 1,100 pIlots, of whom 100 are jet qualified. All told, the six Arab air forces have 74,airmen, as opposed to only 19,(v)O fr Israel. — The Israelis have only eOO antiaircraft missiles, including the short-range Chaparral. They have 114 launchers, but only 15 are now in operation. — On the other side, the Arab Six have a formidable 15,285 SAM missiles of varying sophistication, with 2,675 launchers. But only 399 launchers are actually deployed In the field. All in all, the Arab air defense system has been I. described In Intelligence reports as "the most From he association's own description of the dense in the whole world." affair, It must have been costly enough to boost — During the 1973 war, only one Israeli plane hospital bills from coast to coast. As it Is was shot down In combat. But a sobering 120 hospital costs shot up 106 per cent higher than were brought down by antiaircraft weapons, the Consumer Price Index last year. particularly the Soviet SAM missiles. The wingding was attended by "70 per cent of — The combined Arab navies are five times the congressmen in Washington that day," greater in manpower than Israel's navy of 5,000 boasts an association memo, "What otherwise seamen. But the Arabs have 49 destroyers, would have been a rather dignified affair," the submarines and missile boats, compared to only memo adds, was transformed Into "a 18 missile boata and one submarine for Israel. memorable fiasco with a truly distinctive FlORIDA ODDS; Our political oddsmake, Western favor" Jiiiuny the Greek Snyder, is giving odds that According to the memo, here's why it was President Ford will win the crucial Florida such a blast: primary. By Jimmy's reckoning, the President "In addition to seve-al cases of Coors and Is two-to-one favorite to defeat Ronald Reagan. Olympia beet', and the special California white, This would just about knock Reagan out of the red and rose wine bar, there were 6) pounds of presidential race. Alaska King Crab; three galloJof fresh Arizona On the Democratic side, The Greek expects guacamole dip with taco chips; San Francisco Jimmy Carter and Sen. Henry Jackson to aplit sourdough bread, Monterey Jack cheese and anti-Wallace vote, leaving Alabama's Gov. Italian dry ralaini; smoked rainbow trout and George Wallace in front. homemade candy from Colorado; Hawaiian The Greek's odds on Wallace are 54o-2; that pineapples; Idado elk salami; smoked salmon, a $2 bet on Wallace would win $5. Rated mountain trout and wild meat jerky; Nevada's behind Wallace are Carter at 3-to-I and Jackson Basque 'Amer Picon Punch'; New Mexican at 44o4. No one else on the ballot Is better than Pinto beans; and genuine Frontier Days buffalo 10040-I Mot. Jerky from Cheyenne, Wyo." WILD, WILD WEST: The American Hospital The memo quotes one guest as gushing: Assn., which represents the nation's hospital, "There are receptions going dn all the time but recently threw a Western wlngdlng for members only a few that we really look forward to. And of Congren. yours and the 1xink's are the best • : '. - - - - / _____ / —'I -fli '' ( 'I - ------ ' I t"- , -' ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEALED BIDS SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD SEMINOLE COUNTY , FLORIDA PROJECT Library Additon to Sa nford Middle School Sea.ed bids will be rccived, on '---j; ---- .- ' .. -- -) - ' i ) '• 1 / U ' -- :, ; • !Ma. /L ___ '!)i" T' - ' . 1 . ii ,... . 17 -t '.- .—S.-.,.s-'.,. _____ ________ ) Sanford, Florida to apply to the 1976 -Lrgioture -... • .,. .. relating to the City of Sanford Fireman's Relief and Pension Fund; amend;n; Chapter 65-2437, Laws of F,oricSa, to increase contributions by the City of Sanford to the Fireman's Relief and Perion Fund to eliminate the contribution oy the Firemen; repealing all prevous Legislative Acts in conf lict herewith; Setting an effectsye date. - , ________________ - -i- --i II WINDOM _. • .'. • / . 4 • 31 4 60 - S .-- I -'-' - - ,- ..l ,"-'- - .---- - ______ MR. AND MRS. PETE B(JKUR William Windom portrays American humorist James Tburber In two oldEr brothers had come to to &,inford and married his the Seminole Mutual Concert Aisoclatlon's last presentation of About 75 guests called bet. the season, March 11 at 8p.m. at Sanford's Civic Center. Best this country earlier and lived in Annie. ween the appointed hours of 2-5 Cleveland, Ohio. lie lived with After moving hackand forth p.m. Guests from out of town known for his Emmy Award-winning role in TV 's "My World and his brother George, who from between Sanford Welcome To It," which Is based on Thurber's and were Mrs. Ber-ta Solymosi, wilting, Wi.udom the time of his arrival had been Cleveland, they f in ally set tled Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. Peter will bring those and other stories and fables before live audiences telling Pete of young Annie in Sanford in 1942 and have Dun-ia, New Shrewsbury, N. J.; In a look into Thurber's enchanted world. urcure who n AS JAMES THURBER Bl h lid i Florida. lived at their Cedar Avenue Mr. and Mrs. George Andreas and daughter Cheryl and her fiance Rick Million, and Mrs. highlights of their lives from Mary Chovika, all of fa.mily. She was the daughter of home ever since, Romanian born parents who A photo album covering the were close friends of George — Hospital Worker Gives Out Private Patient Information CIVIL ..-. ..,.. 4 '--' . -. .. .. .• - ,, -;, - '9 gi fts and exchanging greetings with well-it ihers, the honored couple danced the anniversary wal tz to music played on the clarin et by their son, Pete, and granddaughter, Gena, on the " "UI'. The pace wai alv stepped up as they were joined by several friends in a Romanian dance. ""-'c a long gr - zf .LjIJ5f,. complemented wi th a yellow orchid corsage. The story of Pete and Anna's romance was pr edestined even before t hey met In 1925. Pete, unable to speak a word of English, came to America in 1921 as a young boy of 16 from his native land of Romania. His _____________ - • The food was served buffet style, and in the beverage department Sergio Alvarez was in hand wi th his talents to make the refreshments complete. '_) — March 241h. at 710 P M • at the of the City Of reguiar meeting of 11w Seminole Sanford, Florida County School Board in the Council By; H. N. Tamm, Jr. Chambers of the Altamonte Springs City Clerk City Hall, 715 Newburyport Ave. PubliSh March 9, 1976 Ah.jr'sonte Springs, Fla. 37101. Bids DEX 17 must be Submitted in full. in ac cordance with the requirementsof IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the bidding and contractual con JUDICIAL CIR. ditions. Bidding documents may beEIGHTEENTH rlj,T. IN AWE) FOR SEMINOLE ex amineci and obta i ned at the COUNTY, FLORIDA. Tuesday, March 9, 1975A -'. I . •I//I 1 CilY Commission Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - ,".. • '...' ,- NOTICE OF INTENT TO APLY FOR ENACTMENT OF LCGLATIOi, WOMEN,,. -, -. 1 - Mr. and Mrs. Pete (Anna) Hukur celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on March _ 7 wi th a reception at the Sanford Sheraton Inn given by their son and his family, Pete and -- Kathy Bukur, Gena and F red; and their daughter and her family, Mary Ann and Edgar Bruce, Lisa and Laura. The "50 Golden Years" -. —. theme was carried out wi th flowers in golden hues. A four. tiered cake made by Mary Ann, ' .Lisa and Laura Bruce was iced in white and embellished with ' Notice Is hereby given of Intention — following 10CAtions: - - - Chairman S Mr. W. P. Lnyer, ¶uprrintendnt F'&jti',t March 9 II, 23, 1976 DEX I L 'f Of the City Co4'nmIsSion of the City of DEX 46 Publicly open.d, and read at .'' 46 I' IC) WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Arthur H Beckw,th, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Mary N. Darden Devty Clerk PubttSfl; M4rh . - ACTION NO. Y&U-CA-18-EE Seminole County School In Re Chang. of Name of Board Office TAe,'A ANN DAVIS, 202 E the arrival of Pete in America, Jacksonville. Commercial Ave Mrs. Ann a minor. Sanford. Florida, 37771 Finally, in 1925 Pete came to their courtship and all un.- Brancel, Mr. and Mrs. Bob AMENDED and Florida tomeetAnnie.Theymet, portant events up to the Teiaiant, Tampa; Mr. and Mrs. NOTICE OF SUIT James Melvin Archlte he TO WILLIAM EDWARD DAVIS proposed and she accepted. present, with anecdotes, was Charle Cibu, New Smyrra and Assoc, Address Unknown 71$ So Perk Ave lie returned to Cleveland and a compiled and presented to them Beach, and Mrs. Paul Csskey, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN 10 At Third Street mendation. And If you can't get few months later he came back by Mary Ann. DeLand. that an action for Change of Name of Sanford, Florida 3777) your husband to go, go alone. Tanya Am Davis has been filed Plan deposit will be $100.00 per set, DEAR ABBY: What oaint you and you are required to Dear You need to learn how to cope refundable upon submission of a serve a copy of your written protection does a hospital with bunafide bid. Limit of two sets a bull-headed husband. fensej, if any. to Wallace F patient have from nosy Dated this 5th day of March, 1974 hospital Slalnaker, Jr of STEPHENSON and Tb. S? 1C C't, ritimiel who divulge a BEANE, Post Office Drawer One, School do Casselberry, Florida, 37707, Al, patient's confidential in5: Mr. R. G. Feather. ' torneys for the Petitioner Mother, formation to their friends? Chairman . dfiletheorigilwiththeCt,rkof BYJANECASSELBERRY 5: Mr. W. P. Layer, handicapped persons to feel volunteer and additional I live next door to a gossip _____________________________ the above styled C ourt on or before Su perintenden t llersldStaffWrfter more comfortable with each educational - opportunities. April 17th, 1976; otherwise, a mcnger whose sister-in-law has -Publish; March 9, 16, 23, 1976 . :. Judgment may be entered against Lookouts wil l be Identifi ed on a other. access to medical records at DEX a been taught by my husband that you for the relief demanded in the local hospital. What Is a 'handicap,' a To create greater map tofadllitate Introduction of Petition Daddy never makes a mistake -. 'disability,' or an 'in- awareness of the special and those interested in sitting and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR WITNESS my hand and the Seal of Recently I was a surgical or never d oes anything wrong. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA said Court on thiS, the Sth day of convenience?' What is physical, normal needs of handicapped companion services and other patient there, and I purposely n... -... ... ti. t . s. LI'" ,.. S1 ulviaitffi .,, .u., i,zt,L aisu i ''arch, iv/o educational vocational and families, especially the need for nei gh borhood activities. File Number 76-41 CP (Seal) did not disclose the nature of never lifts a finger to help me , social rehabilitation? Who friends and activities. my s ge ur Division ry to an yone Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. ex- with the hou.sework even though - provides these services? What In R: Estate of Cler k of the Circuit Court — To intr oduce resources to cepting my Immediate family. I am crippled with rheumatoid ROSE MARIE KAESER, a k-a Cy. Mary N. Darden Is . . the my community's role? those who wish more inThis neighbor admitted lear- arthritis.) ': MARIE KAESER, a k-a MARY .. -Deputy 'lerk : flow can ?nindividu.al'sspecial formation about specific rung the specific details of my KAESER, Publish : March 9, 16, 33, 30, 1976 My doctor ref uses to get • HANGING BASKETS interest and skills be used to dl,cbilities and-or career op. Deceased DEX 1, case from her sister'irrlaw, ______________________________ whom _________________________ NOTICE OF involved • assist with 'mainstreaming' portunities In family affairs, - I've never even met. ADMINISTRATION DISH When ' I ask ed and 'normalization' of the him to please ' __ — To involve handicapped When I told this neighbor that GARDENS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, a few words to i-ny h usba nd for ___ handicapped? And where can individuals as providers as well CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR resented the invasion of ok , ARTIFICIAL THL ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE opportunities be found to as recipients of services in • privacy, and that medical case i-Ti)' health's sake, he said, "I ARRANGE. OTHER PERSONS INTEP.ESTED COUNTY, FLORIDA. -. become involed" MENTS natural community settings. histories were supposed to be aifl a physician , not a referee." IN THE ESTATE: NO 16-E.CA-09 These are some of the This is a ba sic attitudinal Flowers YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DIVISION D confidential, she ridiculed me Our preacher is very young for all ocaI,n* st ions to be diset ic nn In all flOC nn nue by a ennrc nd thatth,administra'ionoftheestate FEDERAL NATIONAL MORt'.... •,, t,,,.,. .,.j -for F'tni' an "cn.".-•s,'n' ,fl,, '' tuAbE ASSOCIATION, a cor. F*pit IcAtLH, aka panel of handicapped in- a first-come, first-sered basis SUSAN IRWIN ADAMS Howdoesa person deal with traininginmarriagecounseling PH 322 1822 MARIE KAESER. a k a MARY poration organhled and existing dividuals, their families, All persons who would like to KAESER under the laws of the United States, such an obvious invasion of so he can't help me. Besides, he ,Jrceased, File Number 761$ CP, is professionals, para-.professi- feel more comfortable wi th Plaintiff, privacy? Or has this become so won't even talk to people who do Mop endng in the Circuit Court lcsr vs. on.s, and law vohsInteer! at. a hndIcapped (1 cns are C: ciirncr.piacc Ce.,Ir4I not tithe, u,d my that it L nu buiband is one 5 - -.4 Ilor,da's VtKtjiL WAYNE HARRIS and ,.a,WS.W...S n,,L,n,,ø 4n..ê,.ei_.. 7 '5 5UI,lt.. suid 5cmdl ally dLi5)tU'Uk , or t1tlli os wise, course. "t Seminole County Courthouse. North MONTGOMERY WARD I CO. Preregistration i,s required. INFURIATE!) Don' t sen d us on a goose Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida INCORPORATED, a corporitien, The Lookout Course will be To enroll call OUTLOOK at 81' DEAR INFURIATED: I no 37771 The personal representative also known as MONTGOMERY chase for counseling. This bullco-sponsored by Seminole 4396 or write P.O. Box 208, that publication of this letter l)eadedhusband ofniineref of the rtate is RAYMOND E. WARO COMPANY; and JORDAN uses Community College and Longwood. KAESER, whose address 5 IS MARSH COMPANY, a Florida will cause hospital ad- to talk to anybody about his Northfield Rd. Millington, N.J. corporation, OUTLOOK Central Florida The course will include films, ministrators to impress UPOU personal affairs, 07946 The name and address of the All he wants to Defendants at the South empathy exercises and panel Ies'. amuI Mrs. John ThompMarch 26.28 personal representative's attorney their employes and volunteers do Is yell NOTICE OF ACTION at me, Branch on the scussion. di son Adams, Jr. are set forth below of Enterprise Seminole SCC that all patients have a right to TO: Virgil Wayne Harris All persons having claims or Please help me because my' announce the engagement of second floor of the Pan-Am Residence Unknown Lookouts will receive Idenprivacy, and violation of condemands against the estate are Marliyn J Harris son to Bank or SR 436 is getting to at 1-4. On Fri da y tification cards at the reception be just like his their daughter, Susan Irwin, fidentialities should be grounds requir ed, WITH IN THREE MON Residence Unknow n daddy. the sessions will be Divorce p.m.; and families with handicapped is out. lie's got Hugh Franklin Penn Jr., son of THS FROM THE DATE OF THE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an for immediate dismissal! Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. members will have an ophis good points. FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS actiontoforeclosea m. rtgage on the Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Franklin DEAR ABBY: How can I get NOTICE. to file with the clerk Of the following pr3perty in Seminole (bring lunch) and Sunday a portunity to meet Lookouts and NERVOUSWREcK Penn Sr. of Hartselle, Ala. my 15-year-old son to respect above court a written statement 01 County, Florida; their families. Representatives Miss Adams, born in West reception, 3-5 p.m. any claim or demand they may Lot 331, SPRING OAKS, UNIT 3. me? His daddy has taught him DEAR WRECK: Sorry', but Palm Beach, Objectives of the course are: of agencies and organizations is the grand. have. Each claim must be in writing according to the plat Ihereof as to cut me down, (My son has counseling is my recom- daughter of bnd must indicate the basis for the recorded in Plot Book 17. Pages 71. to enable non-handicapped and will be present to explain Mr. and Mrs. John claim, the name and address of the 75.8. 76, Public Records of Seminole CLIP AND SAVE - - - - - - T. Adams Sr. of Tampa and the -- ---- creditor or his agent or attorney, County, Florida . • late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. and the amount claimed. If the Together with all structures and $ off claim is not yet due, he date when it improvements now and hprpait.r on t -Whipplc of Waycrca, Ca. will become due shall be stat ed . It said land; and all fixtures now or She is a 1970 graduate of I the claim is contingent or hereafter attached to or uwd in . Charlotte High School, Punto unliquidatect, the nature of the un connection with the premises herein certainty shall be stated. It the described and in addition ther eto the Gordo where she was on the I " I claim Is Secured, thesec security Mall following described household op senior countcil aril recipient of i C be diScribed The claimant shall pilances, which are, and shall be I the Betty Crocker Homemaker I deliver sufficient copies of the claim deemed to be, fixtures and a par? of , Award. Also a graduate of I to the clerk to enable the clerk to the realty: so. Central Heating Unit mail one copy to each per,al University of South Florida in I Central Air Conditioning representative. 1974, she is currently I All persons interested in the e'stat, Dishwasher employed II Medicare lnsirance Entitles You Ic Home Use Of - . ;i s a teacher at Crestline to whom copy of this Notice of Disposal Adminhstratl'-in has been malted are Range Elemen ta ry' School in Hart- I required. WITHIN THREE MON. has been filed against you and .BREATHING PRESSURE BED PADS selle. / 10k, THS FROM THE DATE OF THE Montnomery Ward I Co., In. r Her fiance, both in Hartselle, FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS corporatid, a corpoation, a k a NOTICE, to file any obiect ons they Montgomery Ward S. Company, and *OXYGEN is the grandson of Mrs. Charles • COMMODES may have that challenges the Jordan Marsh Company, a Florida F. Penn and the late Mr. Penn, o z Validity of the decendent's will. the corporation. HOSPITAL and of the late Mr. and Mrs. Z PATIENT LIFTERS qualifications of the personal and you are required to Serve a copy 4 representative, or the venue or of your written defenses, if any. to t Joseph F. Walter, all of Harti on MacLean and Brooke, plaintiff's Jurisdiction 01 the court. • WHEELCHAIRS > ;BATH EQUIPMENT ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND attorney, whose address Is Post -,. M U A 1959 graduate of Morgan . As Prescri bed by Your Physician OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Offi ce Drawer X. Jacksonville. I Florida 32203, on or before April County High School where he p WILL BE FOREVER BARR!D, * ... r S Raymond E. KaSer 13th, 1976, and file the original with was senior class president, he i Obtain these servcec under Medicare 11w Clerk of this Court either before _______________________________________ As Personal Represents _____ _______________ iraduated in l9frt with his H S service on plaintiff's att or ney or tiye of the Est Pe of degree from University of immediately thereafttr, ot.,..;_ ..z ROF MARIE KAESER, We Bill For You a-k-a MARIE KAESER, a-k a default will be entered against you North Alabama, later he at- I in the demanded br the relief MARY KAISER. tended University of Alabama complaint ur petition. Deceased where he received his M.A. WITNESS my hand and the sealo, Attorney for Personal this Court on the 51h day of March, degree inl967 and .S,degrt Representative I Douglas Stensrom. Esquire 1976. 1972. lie is a teacher at (COURT SEAL) "Outspoken." Stenstrom, Davis 1. Morgan County high School, ArlhurH.fleckwith,Jr McIntosh —TheNewYorkTimes Clerk of the Circuit Court Hartselle. P0. Box 3)0 By Lillian I Jenkins Sanford, Ft 37771 The couple will be married at I I Telephon e, 377 2 1 71 Deputy Clerk ifl East Kentucky Ave., DeLand, Fla. First United Methodist Church, I PubliSh, March 9. 16, 23. 30, 1976 Publish: March 2, '. 1976 Sanford, on June 5 at 2:30 p.m. • - - - - - - CLIP AND SAVE - - - -- - - - DEX SO DEX 11 Questions On Handicaps A nsw e r ed In , \ A bby ' - ______ . ________ _____ --!! Potted Plants mnrt ,M.0 , i\I r'n S, Penn ,. ,i"1.- , , . . .5. •55_ - j.! ,j._. • ,1 I.. ' ' 4 - -' i-... • /.. -. .,_ / - - -. '•,. ..j'.. •-ç 1CZ' - - • -_',w-,-, -,-',-"-, -. "i.' Engaged r 19 -'r'" p I_I • :-- - : &'•• .-;-' 'iF - / ••- .r-. ;.-5;;' -,_11 -, 'l. '-',,.'' - 4_ 4-6 ANDERSON WASHINGTON — Israel can never again expect to win any easy victory over the Arabs, according to the Pentagon's latest secret Intelligence estimates. The Arab nations have amassed tremendous stockpiles of Soviet weapons, giving them vastly superior firepower. The comparative figures are classified "Secret-Sensitive." Since the Soviets supplied the equipment, they obviously know the figures. We, therefore, believe the American pe, who may be called upon to support Israel, are also entitled to the facts. The six leading Arab powers - Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, Libya and Saudi Arabia — have a rnmhIn1 stren,Th thet Is overtheL'nthg. iioughiv, they have a 44L-I pioriLy o%cr Israel in combat planes, a 3-to-1 edge trained pilots, a 194o-1 advantage in antiaircraft missiles and a 1-to-1 superiority in ships and submarines. It is the Pentagon's view, nevertheless, that Israel would win the next military conflict but that tm victory would be costly. Concurring, the Central Intelligence Agency estimates that a future Arab-israeli outbreak would produce at least 36,000 Israeli casualties. On a proportlonat basis, this would be equivalent to about 2.5 million casualties for the United States. Here are smile hIghllhts from the secret -- I u ., ____ - . .ci'r'•---. Ouie ox IOU, Winter Pork, Florida 32769, and file the original with r e Clerk of the ,iLov' %ty!ri (c..rt rn cr L.-C lore April 17. 1916, 01tWrw15I , judgment may be entered against you for the relief d demanded in the complaint or petition . WITNESS myhandandthesealof said Coust on March Sth. 1976. Mr. And r Bul ark 50th Anniversary - ______ _______ Pentagon: Easy Wins For Israel Over '.••-:' - down is he re. A class for both men and women who want to learn to make small appliance and electrical repairs, repair and finish furniture and do plumbing maintcnance wi ll be held for eLht weeks, starting March 18 at the Community United Methodist Church on Highway 17-92 in Casselberry. The fee for the class sponsored by Project OASIS T Stoc Union BERRY'S WORLD w ..,... .. .....1 #VDO isusssv ivptau tusu IIlaI1l.,a,,'. CUNNIFF secondary. Therefore the introduction of labor union organizations into the ranks of our fighting men would be inappropriate. The collective bargaining and grievance procedure that is followed in private Industry and, increasingly, th public employment • seirss ... trn.. the speed trap capital of the naUan. "Anybody Mozambique in the South, puts the Soviet Union who came through got clipped," says filling in a strong position to influence the market for station operator J. D. Futch. JOHN essential minerals and other key raw materials on which the Western Industrial world is heavily Once get, the routine never varied. Police dependent now and will be in the decades ahead. would harrazs the victims, with heavy questions, We are not concerned here only with the this to get them properly worried, then slap them % M k countries In which there Is direct ovktCuban with heavy fines. Payment was immediate, of involvement, course, usually to a judge, but sometimes to the Take the situation in Angola where Russop NEW YORK (AP) — 'What Is the stock market's performance never are without ex. oli ce who promptly pocketed the cash. Visitors Cuban backed forces have taken over the market telling us?" asks one broker after planations. They might not be correct, but who's without means were treated with special government. Angola Is Important for diamonds another, inadvertently reversing a state of af. to know or to care? severity, normally the clink where visions of the an ordinary job. 1n wartime patriot.lc duty ,Tlust beeme the dominating motive, and material considerations become -q Help for the 'woman alone' who would like to i... - _____ FOR S tLC SEMINOLE COI.'UTY SCHOOL ____ ISLALI • The econmiic advantages of serving in the peacetime - .-.• _ ADVERTISEMENT _- In Georgia esou r ces • And yet labor unions — the American Federation of Government Employes, the National Maritime Union and the Association of Civil Teclsildans — are thought to be ready to start organizing the three million men in uniform. Many career servicemen favor a union, according to a survey by the Fleet Reserve Association. They feel they need some kind of organization to protect their benefits. Organi.ation may be desirable, but not on the labor union model and not involving labor union organizers. Military men art their own breed, holding their own kind of pride. Theirs is a special role In our society. They should have their own special organization, If they need one to lobby for them In Washington. Meanwhile, our representatives in Washington should go slow whenever they are tempted to start trimming military benefits, lest they drive the troops into the arms of union organizers. / R military services have been stressed. ft must be remembered, howeve*', that a military job is not — ie s Manipulating Now that military pay and benefits have been increased to attract volunteers to an all-volunteer defense force, It was predictable that the level of pay and benefits would becocne more important to the members of that force, : . '1 official secrets would eem to imMittition07P q Military 771 ________ _ - DARNEIT [4 AP4K or SEMINOLE BOARD SEMINOLE COUNTY, COUNTY, N A, FLORIDA • Psintiti. PROJECT: Kindergarten an ' VS Speech Classroom A,,dition lo _____ CARL SAPP an STEVIE FM M1 dWy Elementary School SAPP, his wile, et op. Sealed bids will be- received, PJbtiCIy opened, and read aloud on Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION March 7in Al the regular meeting TO CARL SAPP and STEVIE FAY Of the Scm;note Cot'nty School Board SAPP, li't wife Retjr a in the Council Chambers of the are Unknow n and all Altamonte Springs City Hall, 273 ______ persons claiming by. through or Newburyport Ave., Altamonle under them and all others claiming Springs. Fla 32701. Bids must be _____ any right, title or interest in and to Submitted In lull, in accordance with _____ the following described property, the requirementsof the bidding and i" YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ccinlroctual cOndItioo. Bidding that an action to torecpne a mor, documents may be examined and tgage On the f011owing property in Obtained at the following locations; Seminole County, Flor id Seminole County School Lot 23, Block Il, WEATHER. Board Office SFIELD. SECOND ADDITION s 207 E Commercial Ave. recorded in Plot Book 17, Pages 102 Sanford, Florida 32171 and 103 of the Public Recorth of and Seminole County, Flor,dô James Melvin ArCh,tt • has been tiled against CARL SAPP and A SSOC ,'n,j STEVIE FAY SAPP, his wile; 711 So- Park Ave E KENNETH Dy, a Tr At TPi', 5'reet i, Bankruptcy for CARL SAPP; and S.a,forci, Florida 37711 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plan dCpoiit will be$1G Do per set, and you are required to serve a copy refundable upon Subn-ilssio,, of of your written defenses, If any, to it bOnifide bid. Limit of two set on LYNN JAMES HINSON of Dated this 5th day of March, 19 76. Turnbull, Abner and Daniels. Al The SemInole County torne for Plaintiff, wt,c School Board adci,ess _, WASHINGTON One thing that doesn't t'• .: b t4kI UI Union will start a nuclear war. Or that the Kremlin will use alliances in the Middle East and .Africa to build a string of bases which would threaten this country's lifeline in case of war. Th e worry is that ste p by step, th e USSR will gain influence in those countriesch whi produce or have reserves of materials upon which the United States peacetime and war economies are heavily dependent. if the men in the Kremlin are able to achieve th is end, th ey will be able to force higher unemployment and inflation in the U.S. and shake up the American way of life whenever they choose. There Is no way at present to tell whether the Soviets will succeed in this strategy. AsinEgypt and a score of other lands, the Russians are noted, first, f or drama tic initial succeses, followed by bumbling. The average time between Russian successes and local disillusion. nient has been calculated at 10 years, give or take a year or so. But there seems to be no doubt of Russian objec tives. A study of Soviet and Cuban activity in Africa, spotted through 11 countries from Algeria, Libya, Egypt, and the Sudan In the North, also Guinea, Mall, Nigeria, Uganda and - : :N THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE N3. 2iOI-CA.o. TOM TIEDE to the joint committee on atomic energy. Cnngrecinnal oversight m;ict he strengthened In the past coi1gressional responsibility hha:; been scattered among four committees. Only a few members of each committee were informed. They often f.iled n jfnrn ' other membero-. .. proprwtions th i&ti in the Pentagon budge t and were known to only a few congressmen. There was no effective check and balance on th e executive branch. Committees within the executive branch, no matter how many or how organized, do not provide an independent check upon the executive. Only the Congress can do that. President Ford has expressed suppo rt for th e formation of a joint committee on intelligence, even though he did not consider it proper or necessary to include the proposal in his program of recommendations. The responsibility now rests with Congress to organize an effective oversight committee and see that it functions effectively, Congress also should examine critically the President's proposals for strengthening the shield of secrecy around the executive branch. We do not need an "Official Secrets Act" in any guise. More candor and public knowledge are needed to strengthen our fo re ign Jicy, not more secrecy. Th President's proposals to give the government new legal powers to prevent the publication of secrecy system that has been responsible for most of our mistakes in recent years. r'- Although effects of the new manual will not be Legal Notice a Congressional Committee on Intelligence, similar - .,;.. nnifr,rm rnnli,i.,.. ..•.III 6rds. varying according to type and usage of the stronger controls on the Centra! J Beginning June 1, all streets, roads, highways and highway-related facilities constructed In Florida must comply with "The Uniform Minimum Standards for Design, Construction and Main. tenance for Streets and Highways." Now being printed, following approval thrcugh the State's Administrative Procedures process, the manual on uniform minimum standards will be distributed to each Florida city and county. Private firms or in dividuals wishing to purcha se t he manual may do so by contacting the Florida Department of Transportation, The new manual establishes flIIfliThUm stan. immediately apparent to motorists on Florida's public roads, the long-range effect of the mL!flUal will be an upgrading and standardization of service and siety on all roads, streets and highway, regardless of the governmental agency having Jurisdiction over the facility. The most immediate effect of the new manual is expected in new residential developments which will be governed by the uniform minimum standards effective June I. Legal Notice • - 1 - S 5• '• •! .. . ç - -, - ,., (,.:., . - - ,.- - -. ,,, • -t - ..J • .Si, . •1',! gf, * - F • s, i•i () ri -1 a () IVI d I care Subscribers - .-"-. - - • - .- . iiI - ' & y , :_ • - - - - ••., .'a:' 5, • . • . .._ - - - - ...". v-.. ' - " .- - a MACHINES • ' '-----..• . 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J .. . a ctiaro !c, >cM up some money t, pai.lting a 0 JACI(SONVILLE CII'Y OPO.butFlondaand COUNCIL MEETING J nes aro torn between giving Preen,ts regtla, proamm me ge &ieaci arxi mev mmg ttis evening aj mIsgMnqs abot4 the rYotect dusn, "ABC Captioned News 9 LAVERPIiE AND SHIRLEY Ion the Doaf. f4 'Dog Day Blind Dates r Mary Hartman and Uiis. banlrshofdLnnoan1 Yoga and Yoc will t xe_______________ Shirteyashostagesahort,low. ng up the men's room in the _ U''_I:F Pizza Bowl in ordrwtogettolhe [BARGAIN MATS, IVIRY DAY bank next doer. TIL23OP.M.-SI25 (B PV1E' 'Romeo . Juliet' La iorxHai'wy, an Sherdail 1954. BrniJ 8 57 2 12 NBCNEWSUPDATE 9()) ,, 2 12 POLICE WOMAN 7" Popper and Bill (Angie Dickiru.on and Earl Hofliman) nwuththeTaslcFoncoandthe 7 hon',odet*,roautotracicdown UD1I I? iI*li$Ii t!)owfleSuSpeCtinthehiiand £(COMPAxT,x. P411*? run attei'TVI on the life Of a ______ ______ _____________ serujeant (James Darien.) Part _____________________ episode 1V1IGiI i ______________ bI1*'i " $ & TRUTh__ J A '.I. Pon Js the4O77thzanfl,behav.or a stnling axicrast to his 4 SUNRISE SEMESTER 610 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 9 LOLA. Entertaarvnentspec1 starring Lola Fana with g stars ROCd Fozx and Dick Van DyIw 930 4 6 ONE DAY ATA TiME iengBomo Franklin, Mackenzie PMie, Richard Maw and Pat HW ringIn 10.00 2 12 DEAN MARTIN ROAST Roastoo: TuIIy SivaIas Guests indudo Angie Dickinson, Rich Little, Duron &Gavin. PtiisDullor,Shollcy Winters. George Sav&as 4' 6 AMERICAN PARADE "Song of Myself His%cai rwna basvdon the hfe of Americas eat epic poet, Wail Whitman, starring Rip _____________ FREESWA° SHOPi AND FLEA MARKET _________________ -- EVERY SUNIIAY 9A.M..) PM L_ - CALL)72i2U1j _____ _______ ''''"''"" I __________________ 1 - MAT. 1:30 ECONO HR. 5:30-4-30 J 6.15 ii i , S i I _______________________________ II I. i "''.'"' ____________ "" 6.35 ' 4 FARM AND HOME 638 12 LIVING'vVORDS 12 HI NEIGHBOR 650 ., i,yc - 655 2 DEVOTiONAL 6 12' PAUL HARVEY 7 00 2' 12 TODAY (LoCal , a17:25and8.25). 4 6 CBS NEWS (Ch 4 730, local news) *1 SESAME STREET 9 GOOf) MORNING AMERICA ,r 4 EJao Hedved, Gary Frank .5 CAPTAIN ) Sr.HnOLPPC.<AM. MIMI 900 21 PHIL DONAHUE SI-$OW 4 GAM(31 T 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 9 MOViE (Moo) Through " Jeanetto MacAherne 1941 (Tuos) "The Bug Caner "Rory Cun. Mary Costa. (B&W) 1957 (Wed )'24Hou'stoKjlI' 'Y R00fl0y. WOf Sfozak 1 1965 (Thus) "The Lonely MCtT! Jack Palanco, Anthony Perkins 1957. (Fri) "5w Of Diact.ia LonCharey, Louise Ajtjinj' ((3) 1020 ED WILLIAM COLBY ON THE CIA' "The Colby William Colby makes a rebuttal to the pdng 8 20 p show on the CIA. 10.50 ED THE WALTZ OF THE TOREADORS 11 00 4 6 9 12 NEWS (B 700 CLUB 1130 2 4 6 '9 12 PRIMARY E1.ECT1ON COyERAGE Porvla 1200 2 12 TONiGHT 12 MEFV GRIFFIN SHOW 4 1 CBS MOVIE lhuj ED MISTER ROGERS Chairman' Gregory Pock, NEIGHI3ORH000 Anne Hoywood 1969 Man 930 sent to Rod China to ot*ain 4 PHIL cuc si-iow formija which will ED SCHOOL PROGRAMenabeaopstoro MIMI under ansi condrtione carr.os a 1000 bomb irrIantod lfl his head 2 12 CELEBRITY (B) SWEEPSTAKES 9 TUESDAY MYSTERY: 6 PRICE IS RiGHT 'T the rfly.-t of an irilluential politician 2 12 HIGH RC&LERS caught up in the ctO$5c*srents 4 PRICE IS RIGI-fl' ofnX,derandackjnaa. (B 7ootu 1:30 11 00 2 12 TOMORROW 2 12 EEL OF FOR9 DAiLY WORD TUNE 200 6 GA,IRIT 4 LATE NEWS 9 LETS MAKE A ()EAL ,. 2.15 4 PASTS STUDY 2 12 HOLLYWOOD 230 SQUARES 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE ______________________________________________ SEEK & _______________________________________________ FIND CAVES OF THE WORLD 0 A S R U UGU R S I 0 E '' R u s s r A U A A I L I I S C LI'!d 'ili. Aide Companion, Ni'ciri r!imt'diately - 676 061C 4 Pam Grler'Yaphet ________ ______________ ____________ - 0 A A L kottol liii I _______ Ol!JO[T1A I A B R H T A U C J A AGW 0 R VV H Jc C N N L N L A CGE_E ______ E V S I A 0 N -. I S t K M H ti I14UKLUJS U B A S B P4 D - RATES & Thurs. Eco Night Adults SI. K(ds Soc Aduttt$1.50, Teens12-1kSi, Kiddits 75c r A I U I E AU A E N I I A A C R A 0 0 R S N R P4 G R I G E N 0 A S C P4 U R R U I G G N A 1 0 R L 0 P4 P4 A P4 S V L E R W V N 0 N I I A 0 I A I L A U 0 1 G 0 1 1 0 R E G L A N S H 0 N V W D P4 R ____________________________________________________________________ Instructions: Hidden words bif ow appear forward, back- ward, up, down or diagcnally, Find each and box it Luray Blue Grotto Altamira Iascaux Ei srel senwel t Carlsbad Maninoth Gouffre Berger Guacharos Waltomo Singers Nationally krio*n ProduOlon Co tooking br frC'..... "'" J05472 4411 ?QCI.Iy '4 ________________________ " ______________________ Wyandotte IL - ' Singing S -' . . .. - -. . '' E i !9I -- I the following certificate's has filed BY. THROUGH, UNDER AND SlptCuflbt.f, A 0 1971. in that certain entitled, Robert H. Gentry, Jr said certificates for a tax deed to be AGAINST THE ABOVE NAMED Issued thereon, The certifIcate DEFENDANTS, AND ALL PAR d b a Automotive Servic,of Orlando Plaintiff. vs Terry Smith ci U numbers and years of issuance, the TIES HAVING OP CLAIMING TO Terry's Garage, Defentiant, iIi,cri ctrscription of the property, and the HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR aforesalci Writ of Execution sa names in which It was assessed are INTEREST Ill THE PROPERTY d,Ilvered to me as Sheriff of as follows. HEREIN DESCRIBED: Seminole Coty, Florida, and I Certificate o 295 Year of YOU ARE HERERY NOTIFIED '..xw vpi inc iolIOwIng Issuance 1971 that plaintiff, NANCY T. described property owned y Terry Deicriptionof Property KIRKLAND, I K a NANCY AS. Smith dba Terry's Garage, sai Lots 126.3 BIK 2 Canaan PB 1 PG THOMAS, has filed a Complaint property being located in Seminole 10) tht Circuit Court of Seminole Name In Wt,ICPI aSsessed Earle County. Florida, for partition of the County. flOrIda, more particularly ditrihxwl .r. Crtr..iie MGifl iuiiuw.n orcr.o,o property, One (I) 1977 ChCvIOl,t Plc un Iii. Iill said nrou.rtv h.l. ii - '• -""'• iruck, 110 CCE?47A 1463S7 with one Cour.ty, Florida. t3 Wit while cab over camper Unless such ceiiflca or cpu'. Lots 117, III. 116 and III, Section I. being stored at Altamont, Garage In tificates Shall be redeemed ac Mid*ay Pak, aCcording to plat Attamonte Springs. Florida Ad cording to law tne property thereof as recorded in Pitt BooK 1. scrilxiJ Such certificate or Pi'gr 96, of the Public Records of titional information available from the Civil Olvition of the Semirw,Ie certifi:ates will be sold to true Seminole County. F;orld.. County Sheriff's Department, hg'nest cash bidder at the court You are required to serve a copy of and the undersigned as Sheriff of house door on the 5th day of April, yOur written defenses, if any, on Seminole County, Florida. will at 1976 at 11:00 AM. FRANK C. WHIGHAM of STEPI Dated thiS 20th day 01 Feoruary. STROM, DAVIS 6, McINTOSH. ' °OA M on the 10thcla of March, A 0 1976. Offer for sale and tell to 1976. Attorneys for plaintiff, Post Office Arthur H BeCkwith, Jr BOx 1330, Sanford, Florida, 32771. the highest bidder, for cash, Subject to any and all exiI'ing leint, at lIitClerk of the Circuit Court and file the Ofiginal With the Clerk of Front (Wctt) Door of ehe Semiriote By: Ida Creel, theCircuitCourtonorbeforethelth County Courlhou;e in Sariforci, Deputy Clerk day of April. 1976, otherwite Florida, the above described per Publith March 7. 9, 16, fl, 1976 defuIt and ultimate judgment will tonal property DEX 13 _____________________ 1* entered against you for the relief That said sale it being made to demanded in the Complaint tilisfy the terms of said Writ ot WITNESS my hand and NOTICE OF INTENT TO APPLY official E1CUIiOI teal of said court on thIs 77th day of ...* 8 1 1//2 8 P40\/ ED "i() SANFORD /t,f E. (CORNER OF 9th & SANFORD) ... :; picipi p-tutors orf ',u,'y, coil ulo.' .. '(/yiA'j,si,It, SPECIAL IZINc GOOD ALL DAY ..' IN RPDlO, T.V TAPE PLAYER, & RECORD CHANGER REPAIRS FRIED CHICKEN .)PEN DAILY 11A.M. TIL 9:39 P.M -FRI. 6,5*1. TIL 10:30PM. 'IotFrencftAve (Hl.way li-fl) Sanfor.4 (CAR RAD1OS & TAPE PLAYERS) - ___ - - - 1k -= - It'd 9, DEX has all the amenities Decorator wallpaper, central heal and air. 317 4470 _______________________ -- nearly new carpeting, sprinkler System. MUCH MOREt 576.500. LOTSAPiDACREAGE Oni -' WHITE MOTOR CORP. OUTDOOR PRODUCTS ____ _____ ____ ____________ & 7 bedroom DEX II apartments. -- 'i 3BR Brick Home No Closing Costs IlOMagnolieAve 3z1066i !4'W ''"ert ""'''' Weekly with complet; company tra'ning 6, location tel. u Investment of $600 $5,000 Call ___________________ collect Mr Carson. 813 576 5320. -______ Furnished duplex. Lake Mary area 7 BR furnished iuportmt'nt, nice -- S , I Unfurnisted Mary. 1 Bedroom, central &r and heat, 5100 monlh. Phone 901 371 &197 eneva G ardens I . Luxury openbow, tn hull Auction Every Friday at 12 Noon. Hghwayl6FleaMarke$, Sarafo:d 6p.m. ______________________________ - -..- - rcndise - Transportation - _________________________________ ------ ------------ - Patio Apartments I I . — ___ _________________ . ______________________ _________________ ________________________ 125 FROM ''i: i-_ 1505 W. 25th St 322-2090 Prolessonaily P.5artaq ______ baths, large sunken family room, wall 'o will carpet. 2 car garage, extras galore. Close to Shopping — - PEALJQRSII __________________ _______ ________________ _______ ' ______ rnt ( '.' urnhshed infurnish,d MMItUCA I) IROM 134 MONTH land) Bedrooms Ion 1' Baths 34—Mobile ALLADULTS-EASY LIVING QUIETAND SERENE ___ Modern Facilities AlIG. E. Kitchens ___ i; ii ACll2OFIonidaAyetl,..1 Ph, 3236450 A VIfL.rT 4'! ' _____________________ .—_I_.,__ Homes - -. Clear 3 bedroom, 1; oath, avocado & refrigt-ra!or. blue carpet. '"!r4! t't-a' 5, biriqo D,iys 3?? Brorr Plights. 3?) 0465 '' PREFERRED AREA. I BR. 7 Oath. 7 I ---- LTlIll1 Early Birds 7:151) m __________ ________ INCOME PROPERTY 3BR home with ncc mobile home rental L.argr tot for garden 530.000 ____________________________ l - Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. j ___________________ APARTMENTS WITT REALTY Peg Peal Esia t e BroKer. 321 04I0 - ' 'sirxss Property - 1 • F ______ ______ r Furnished I _ W. U r( nfurnished Mo. 6 Mo, & 1 Year Leases 3 T . J4 ___________________ _____________________________ I Sunday _________-- rent, 5100 month Broker Owner, 1 -_.4 _r -_ Vlelcome. -_-_ to Life j 9clquii&lc of Loch Arbor I ri;ilcitTI;i bi'autiful condition Extra lot Prred to sell. 528.900 323 - 9410 i _ _____ -- ________________-- ________ IT, _____ i air A beauty $37,500. I'" 'y ". I ______ _______ ----- 11511 from yOuc own boat dock. L4kefrOnt,] Bedroom, 1' baths,? Florida rooms, central neat and ______ \ LOrail, E T RESL kVE 24 Hrs .011 S FRENCH (HWY 11 9?) _____ ¼ NOCITY TAXES ) Bedroom I bath, carpc'ed. Large family room, fruit trees, f'ncc'd $71,900 FPIA terms DUPLEX DELIGHT V F W LOG CABIN i i.. I ____________________ REALTOR In L it.e Mary,? bedrooms each SidC. _______ ON THE LAKEFRONT ______________________ dXOR iarcl, • • 1:30PM, f Ifi., ant ad 1" I1;IiII1'_- New 600 sq. ft. block buildung for Hwy. 17.92 Across 377 5997 From Ranch ________________________________ Housc,ij Going fishing1Gel all the equipmPnt 32) 8670 or 831.9777 younee.dtOrlhotebigCnCSwith.i _________________________ ______ I_ _ ,l .. .- - 'I _____ 1977 Pontiac GTO, 57.000. t'lew tires, new ev.Piasrs•. 't. - brakes, etc Call 3734712. CASH 322-4132 Chico & The Man For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items. Jct Il 976,427 Lie.'4.d in 957'r 811 1.605 ____________________________ I I '!'p pr paci ijlCcl arty cOndition 811 9128 A r Park res "'' - 17 Cu. Ft. Westinghouse upright freezer. 5100 372 7413 after 4 p m - f We Buy Furniture DAVES' 173 9370 DUNE BUGGY, roll bars, plastic top. 5375 Etion" 377 0133. _________________________________ '71 Dc.,ige Dart Swinger Sports s;,,,; , .,i Pl'. ,,; air, P.5, 6 cyl,. 16.000 r'lles, A 1 Asking 57.900 - Best offer 668 Sill _________________ Real Estate Brok'.'r 322-7643 JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Winter SpringS. 3 2. .7 acre, lkfrnt., $49,900 The Horton Organization. Realtor, 799 1520 or 3723)87 eves 1 BR home with roam screcncd porch, large ot, assume tiStu ru,xvmenls, 'uI 1119 ______________________________ ' I ' I . u, -_irr I Income Tax Serv. Aluminum Sidina - _________________ -- :1 ' ________________________________________________ — GREAT ASSUMPTION / DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU ocr home wtri Siding & Sotfit system Alto .. ? 'i' Eagle Sd og Co 951 I I InCome TaX Returns indilual. Bui'ness Hwy 179? •ii . . i 7141 Remodeling ___________________ ......._..... - Williams Accounting P'i-ix iJ'.,-'nr I Johnny Walker Now asters you mc same n!C'gr.ty, and expirtiti in yOur remodeling InC IdditiOnt requirements as is available n Pus general con. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formrly H,irrie?t' 8ety Plok) ShE Firt?,)7-7 '212 stnuction Land Clearing ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing, Excavating, Dutct' WOrk Fili dirt, tp Soil 5943 _______________________ Roofing Stenstrom Realty Doll Repair GORGEOUS 1-SAC I EPIDA i Idyliwilde, only I yrs old. 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, fOnmai dl&ng room. Florida room, foyer, double garage, kitchen equipped, central heat hr. plus much, much more Only 541,400 - Chna, Glass, Metal Doll Repairing Call Nt'tti tut 327 6972 _____________________________ Home Improvements FEIICED FOR YOUR KIDS' Corner lot, 3 bedroom. 2 baths, .,arpt-ntry. Concretc, Steel, kitchen apptances, near shop Remodeling, Roofing Free ping, Lake Mary Blvd. $. II Estimates. No lob too large or Excesient sttioi uistrict ano on Small Call Red or John, )7 5001 one Of the largest lots in area • 576.5(X). Whatever the occasion, .there is a classified ad to solve it. Try one JUST LISTED! SOOn Beautiful I bedroom, 1 bath home on cos-ner SOLAR HEATING AND WATERS lot. Near School & ShoppIng. Fireplace, double garage, dining room, 2 porches, newly painted inside, A bargain for just 527.500 ANOTHER NEW ONE! Immaculate I bcdroom, 2 bath. completely fenced, central heat air, car. PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 305 323 39)9 _____________________________ Nerd help On truat aluruay iOb • Paneling, doors. WindowS hungs rorucrete work, etc By the hour. or iv the lob 327 9365 peting, eat in kitchen, laundry Interior, Exterior Plastenlru ; . rn Reduced to $79,900 COUNTRY LIVING at utt best 17 acre lot with beaulutul double wide guaranteed f BPP 529.000 trick & s'onc specialty 3272180 _________________________ a full year tn Call Sanford s Sales Leacer Root ngAndCa'OentryRecn' PestControl ____ TIME for swimming- Pool home.) rttOtjitp hOme 3 Bedroom, 7 baths. to Buy Larry-s Mart, 715 Sanford Ave ___________________ - - 68—Wanted KULP DECORATORS Ø9W. l' 51.372 2)35 ___________________________ Vi Buy Cumr,ture 3BEDPOw, lbathframehovsq'ect ___________________ 3 lots with fuil trees. Corner of W. 75th and Lake Ave. $31.500 SFVF PAL tO acrr tracts REALTY INC 3?) 763? Cvi's 372 ('.612 cr 3?? 1587 ________________________ __________________________ PIN(fl 'd Ii S ,4 SJ } '- - _______ _________________ Beauty Care HAL COLBERT Phone 3725628 __________________________ ________________ A..4.... I--J'9Wl1 Tuf aie _____________________ - _______ - V.F.W. Kitchen Bathroom Cabinelt, Cntcr fops, Sinks lnstallat'on .i.i i,nit ,. Boil Cahell 377 lOS? 32? 0119 Peg Real (state Broker 301-Ill KPIDER:AssoC 107 W.Commercial Phone]?? 7861. Sanford or $ White 1973 175 YAMAHA ENDURO 'i I _____________________ ,• Garnett , _______________________________ ____ 323 3865 ,, - cits I.rn.i, Beautiful oak Shad Qts Fish, swim, boat rentals and free moorage AdultS 32? 4470 _______ ______________________ .'. ......-- Wsuiva Lancing pa'sort on True riser. I Did you kruo'.' that yotir rlub 0' organization can ç flear In this IisIinq rai- ti .. iek for only 53 wr cik? This I an edeil .'.a'y to irifrn'm tte public flUb activities stucco, guest cottage Motorcycle lnwrance 1971 Econotine 200 Van. 6 iyt standard, air, heat, clean 11.695 Doberman Pntthcr AKC pops, fl22261 excellent quality and temperment. 1971 _______________________________ VW after 3. Call Mr. Anderson, 363 5110. Thing, avocado green, AM FM radio, only 16.000 miles, very CAMPBELL'S POODLE PAD clean. $7,695. Phone 377 1651 Special. Professional Grooming for (Dealer). Toy or Miniature. 56 Extra if _____________________________ matted. 377 1064. 1974 Ford Van AM-FMStereo Purebred unregistered Toy Poodles, 3225754 $ each Call after 5:15. 3779147. F rencrt A,e 1?) lJii3 JOHN SAULS AGENCY _______________________ 78-4Mtorcycles _________________________ BLAIR AGENCY 65-Pets-Supplies BUSINESS ci __________________________ PICK UP JUNK CAPS FREE Small price for other-S Phone 372 1674 - _______________________ ' Peg Real Estate Broker iiiE r collect, Orlando 561 7131, ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED TAFFER REALTY - wrecked or junk cars, We .w,v, i oa'js week. Call for ______________________________ 52 Sq. Yard Sanford Auction - 77-Junk Car's Removed Steam Clean your own Carpet Rent our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3?? SIll . - __________ - -_, FAR!.s EQUIPMENT Newand Used Frird. Kubota, Pettibone Sales, Rental, Service 417 Magnolia Avenue ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 5341)41 1-1000 TRACTOR COMPAPIY ______________________________ Refrgcqator Drer Beds .inci DsnAasrrr U Prionc 3?? 2831 _________ :,.'... in CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT ONLY $669 INSTALLED erms availabte. Warehouse must e emptied N OW! Call warehouse coIled, days or evenings, ask for P,'r '/d!ke 305 793 6577 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN bile Home Lots aiiners - . ReConditlonid Batteries, $17.95 exchange RF.EL'S BODY SHOP, - Tractors & Heavy Eauipment Pore 377 fOi? Harold Hall Realty -________ usee motors soi r'1 installed. Also 17 acres ears for nrt np days week. J&B Auto Parts, East Hwy $0. Call collect, Orlando 561 634- _________________________ Payments $11717 monthly No Qotul'iyinq. Assume itt mortgage -_______________ -.--.- 3Q C Itt St, Uo'wntovin 3279111 OCCASIONAL TAILE Multiple Listing Service home, draped & carpeted tt"uvvl'ouf Central .t&ll, 'I E'ry Wed &Sat ID 76—Auto Parts __________________________ 7131. SANFOROSEWINOCENTER Realtor 323.5774 Anytime BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom, 11', bath pr'ivatc'lot, furnshed, 5150 month Broker O,sriir. 372 tIOLL'S Casselber, 11 92,130 1206 _____________________________ With Drawer, Nice Sue, Like Nw Furnshed7bedroomonbeautiful Park Ave ConvenIent 10 stores 516.500 __________________________ - 2 Bedroom located on large, Shaded ..'.' ___________ )'-r-sousenola t,00as OLDER TWO STORY 3 bedroom, 3 bath, carpeted throughout, mint condition, Ms TLC. $77,500. RETIREMENT SPECIAL - as After Hourst 3fl)991 3770648 Rt',iltou' 3779754 - . 7i ' .i .14 Petjrt',n nt Dream'.i'kiva Landing Resort on Scenic river Fish, boating, canoe. Adtalt5 372 1470 - - PARK LIKE SETTING Enioy life in 'ovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath with extra larg-e family room Finest irea $77,950 JIM HUNT REALTY Clean) BR.? bath, central air and "eat, reatonable First, last and ____________________________ tim cu-post 830 4677 alter I P m . ': Sn';i'r's Ui-st Zig zag m,ucriir'it' .i 62-Lawn-Garden '.",.$t',J .,ii., .,,,J 1(4' 5499 50 -di,ui,e oiarice of $108, or 17 Viburnum 7' can5, well payments of $9. See at hunched 51 207 W 20th St New Vinyl Flooring - room, _____ ______ _____ .mpvr. sink. ice box, oath, gas 101 P'", Loch ArbOr & electric lights, MOO firm 64-Equipment for Rent _______________ ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS ________ . & chdrS, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing catinets, as is. Cash and carry. M.UNSWORTH REALTY Retirement home, furnished with 7 rental units extra, tune permanently tented, Walking distance to downtown Sanford arid churches 517.500 or best offer. Phone 377 194$. l's baths. dinung, living cent. heat, wall wall carpet, en closed garage, large fenced lot Reasonable price 373 891) after _______________________ S :..:: _________________________ 170$ Magnolia. 2 bedroom furnished, S175 CRANK CONSTRUCTION 8. REALTY. REALTORS. 6306061 _______________________ or $31 1470 after Pins * Lake Mary after S Golden Touch ' N Sew Assorted Colors Payton's, 37? 1101 _______________________ Delton, 668 66 II '. . -. Ice box, pot, wa'er, Excel. Coed. $1,000 372847) 726 Abbott Ave. - j The Best Buy In Town - A low cot. payment, monthly payments leSs than rent Government sutrsiciiled to qualified buyers Call to see if you quah'tvt Deltona 668 6611 Days - 3276173 Nghtt- 377 7352 DELTONA - 011 LAKE 3 BR, 2 full baths. I.trge faml!y room, 2 car garage $775 per month DYNAMIC PROPERTIES 5 %j Hardwick, Broker , )) i.1'lTi J Used office furniture ' * SWIMMING POOL SALE * Pool distrih,j?cr must sell balance cc 1975 pools Complete with Sun cec. fence and filter 31'xI6 overall * Ihey're Hot " * S.V. Harciwick. Broker _________________________ ___________________________ "''i _ Crx Pop up Camper, Sleeps I, StoyC, - 337 $637 PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 76lOHlawatpia Ph. )fl.1301 -__________________________ Irmr Strpping Waxing I 6 Prsidrntial& Business i Peg Real Estate Broker 503W Itt St. 773 6061 or 323 0517 eves. PALL P'q u,i cs'atc liroker _______________ 37? 5611 Alter Mrs 377 7151 917 , DELTONA Nice n: dial homes I bedroom, $135. 2 _________________________ bedroom,$I5O No pef Phone 571 srt 1. Gfts, Knits, (nristenng C,oy,ns Plrwhouseslna rural area. Plo down DYNAMIC PROPER TIES 33-Houses Furnished :J1cnrJIh -- * "Get ' Em WhiI plaza $47,500 _____ _____ 60-Of'fice ________ — FREE GIFT WRAPPINGA:l Baby or 3734)30 ext. 1-47. pm • _______ SupplIes - ' iii','a DUPLEX- 2 Bedroom concrete y'''i5 Lake Mary, 3 It. I acre, 5250, 1st. last, dep The Horton Organ:aton. Pel?o', eves 372 3)67 SANFORD 1IT1 ____ 457 377 Nice 2bedroom block f- cole, turn or i.rtf,,rn _______ Ssjnland, 3 BR, corner lot, fe-aced $71,900 The Horton Organization. REALTOR, 7991570 or 3773.367 eves PEAL ESTATE, INC BALL REALTY I P , GENEIu,L CONTRACTOR 3 Bedroom, 2 baths, carpeted, stove 9. rr't!inr-r.it-, rrc,trAt P.t.,, garage. Large yard. 372 3653 TOWNHOUSES ifl $72,500 Florida room, central heat & air, large fenced bau.k yard, carport & fully carpeled $1 flmrm'i,wn 5, over payments of $135 mo, 36$ 35)1 DELTONA- All brick 3 BR, 2 full ()vilraorn liomt', StOvt' and rrtnigerator furnished. Phone 327 I??). DLIV - CHULUOTA, 3 BR, 1 ."tL.KER 7 Bedroom house on 133*15.5' lot. Cash only Call 37) 3953 after S - Piano, organ, wuiiat, accordian. p11. & group Ba'rs Piano & Organ Sales. 301 W Itt 3777255 ________ Furnished 1 bedroom, living rm lining rm - ideal for retired coijple Ni ir mOSfl No p 377 3610att'r 4 \) 32-Houses Unfurnished ' Call)?) 6769 T Fl, C A 'I P151 CONY ROt.. ?M? P4rk 0- .e :-.. ____________________________ - Expert roof repairs, ilat roofs or shingleS All work guaranteed B P 00 D E N P 00 F I N 0, ) 67 Pet Care — Sewing P1ST INtl .uu'0j 8. t.,r,-Ioryl,n P11 12.2 10.57 Pt, -Alterations Dressmaking. men's, children's Drapes. Quilts, Upholstering Donna Canada, 3?? 0707 ____________________________ Photography i' ' . içp ii, '. :.:.' '.1 , '- . '-,, r:ik,j,,,i, Transmissions '.. crc il Phr-q'.. 12) 6)68 - Expert automatic TransmisSion Overhauling All work guaranteed Free diOgriOSit Factory Iran Plumbing %mission System, 107 E Celery. _________________________ BILL PLUMBING (3 I 327 0959 Ssrrs (led Cleanect, Carpentry, Remodeling. Additions, Repa r 24 Hr Ss'r. Custom Work Licensed, Bonded 3239115 Well Drilling ______________________________ Malt Miller BUILT by crziltsme'n- Lovely old 2 stony, 4 bedroom, 2 bath home. central heat and air, attic fan. Iircplce. new floor coverings, _________ __________________________ flu%lfletsMeet 1 7ridMOqn1y..7 i_i_'111111_"I CIvi Hours-) p in Daily (CI0%CIIWC'(I __________________________ If your club HOMES OF DISTINCTION Large Wooded Lots Paved Streets •Sewers nnqnlr'iis4j,,y 7c$,( ciouble lot $28,000. SOUTH PINECREST- 3 Bedroom, 2 b,iths OAner moving out of state Street Lighls •Sidewalks Idyliwilde Homes By _______________________ ________ CLASSIFI[0 DEPARTMENT 322 7611 F __________________________ __________________________ __ _____________________ ________ ____________________ tt IJ 'TilI J= _______________ ________ ______ ________ W. 25th Sanford, Fla. Call (or Appointment 32.3lQ3 42—Wob;Ie Homes IS v-u HAS t!sAtu(ING w[(,opy MOBILE HOMES )iO3OrlaiudoDcive __________________ ADDITIONS—REMODELING Cnlrl Florida's MUL IIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1919 S French 32? 4991 327 1196.3771964 ____________ 3771939,3774144 Central Heal & Air Conditioning For, free estimates. call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 372 1711 - Payments 50 61. Phone 327 ocs: I D'S PPESSU'f( WASHING All types and Sirs We repair anc se', ',ST1NE MACHINE 9. SUPPLY CO Trk, Mobile Homes 207.9 2nd SI 0779 -.- PERSONAL TAX SERVICE AND Radio & TV BOOKKEEPING lndiyiduI & _____________________ Ausnrs Ti Returns 7 (att Road. 1-4w ,12C entrance, DRIVE IN TV SERVICE - FItS - _, r,"Vi(i' .,. - JUl Live 1-vie p"ony3p ziw Oak Blvd Phpe' $31 9611 Nlhts 67$ 5569 ______ ____ n'z CAR IBE- uouble wide, 3 Bedroom, SRINKLER Svc'E','s Pressure Cleaning _________ Income Tax Serv, Sanlorcl,)7] state, $75,000 or will sell one for ZIMMER, 17' wide, 7 bedoom, 517.500, inventy and fixtures central air, cArport, patio cover flIlt(It'd skirting, ne* carpet, bCiUUS Oii n iiiiper a.._ _ rcu.ru ... ii., uly CONSTRUC11ON k 711 financing REALTORS ME.S 3361 PARK - -- PAINT STORE- BusIneSs an real call: THE HER;11:') EllA 4vhil4blC 172.000 or organization wOuld like to be InCluded n$ this listing 15' Johnson, Gatos' tilt trailer. $595 Call 327 5778 after ____________________- ,,i,•i$ S block, excellent condition; rio City t,litS By C,SnCr 3?? 8620 STUDIO I, 7, 3 BE DROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM ___ II_,,u,i_ AICI MARY Ft'nci'cI n ylrd with Iarçr' Snide trec'3 2 Utciroom, I bath block home plus Florida room Terms. __________________________________ $ I _ '1i ASSN. - 72-Auction fisherman, 33 Pip WILSON MAIER FUPUITUPE CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOR 831 8777 - -'-' -- Located Westof Hwy t.[ Cobla So-MiscelIaneous (or Sale Perfect Retirement (h,irming 2 BR, waiting for your Special touch Can't bral thespace for thiS price. See todayt 3271199 Duplex apartment, furnished, Lake 7 BR, ground floor, $135 mo pius dep The Horton Organizat;on, Realtor, 299 1570 Ci 377 3)87 - Pi'ittrir yard Children and Pets OK. 51)0 month 2') mules north of 134 on ii , l Sunset Qrtse, next to William's Accounting & Tix Service. Open Sunday, 9 to 5 - - ______________________________ nntorCI 1. - 377 5961 Piano& Organ Sales & Sirv. We buy -- - "_________ PEAL ESTATE DUPLEX furnished or furnished Ideal tacit ion "Sb' ro-• i':' anytime -- iiri,' 31) Apirtmcnt WINNER CalIBart 31A-Duplexes hours I 10 AsSUme 1Y'A' )7'i 19)0 VENDING ROUTES ________ ' ' \. and dry Horses o.k — — No Loan Costs Mor ..;,i, tn ii' -.-- ROBSON MARINE 7975 Hwy 17 9'? Wart! to r'a',r' S 10 acri S Icr n.'cir-ry growinooeraton altfrc'-w.jter supply 6.15 0767 OtnUOd. Program ______--- lk C __ ______ 55—Boats & Accossories ____________________________ ---- - ------ 47—Real Estate Wanted - eid S7,000. Handyman's Special 377 7$79 Guaranteed Sales -. SAN MO PARK, I, 7, 3, bedroom fri i,tiuti p tai i%uly 3515 hay I? v7, Sanfori Joitu ouu- Chan Cf itoreS and link 'ip vdl:ici.v4tonpu1 you inthe lâr.n mower, tractor & bicycle buSIne. Over I0Qproductslosell lnviltmen? 513.500 Plo franche feet Call collect, Wheelpower 19131 96) loll _____ VETERANS /\ ' 1 -______________ _, ________ ____________________ Forrest Greene, Inc. 83) 66)3 REALTORS 173 635 fIOLL 'S - SWAP SHOP LEA MAP K CT Anyone can be a seller or a buyer Plo Charge. All admitted free Conic browse every Sunday 9 to 3 at the Movieland Drive in Theatre. South 1797. Phone 377 _1216, $15. 5yc all iflIkCS HER BS' TV . FCh, 373 ---- $6900 per acre Owner, $67 6695 OvIEDO- Five bedroom, 2 story Qo4ntty 10—Swap & Trade -- ________________________-CciOt TV'S from $50. 8&W, from - Trees, high - Casseiberr y, itwy I? 9? $30 1706 53-TV-Radio-Stereo Lake Sylvan. 36 acres, all or part. The Horton Organization. REALTOR. 299 1570 or 377.3317 eves _________________________ 6i Acres near golf course, Ferne Drive off Markham Woods Rd older home, even a basement, Screened Swimming POOl, Situated no ov acre 547.500 We Offer ttj?n',?.id or unturniQiecj Nev.ty rt'decoratrcj Corn" see 300 Arport flirt Snlord )flla DEALERSHIP flISAfLED AMERICAN - .-_________________ . __________ Seminole 'I. Volusia Counties. Acreage Tracit, small & large TERRY REALTY, REALTOR. 816 0111 $77 'J ___________________________ - Any 'OONE y APPLIANCES Jfl O6' - . - HASTHEJOB Bur"'', '.____________ -- Wantdto buy used oftice furniture ,prvCe, used macnines tAcreage yard. $19,500 MAKE OFFER 321 0041 1 or 2 Bedrooms Aclultsonly PARKAVENUEMObILEPARK 2545 PnrP DrIve. S1O.ip -- Y.ENMORE W/ISPIER,parts. ___ near lake, $11,500 WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD - 3 Bedroom, 2 bath tunmc, eonomical oil heat. shady '.SL', REALTORS 73l7PaImettoAve -- It arid This) bedroom, P bath beajty I BEDROOM COTTAGE $125 68-Wanted to Buy - 37? 91I7 ______________________________ LAKE MARY -4 Bedroom, I bath frame home, detached garage, nice shade trees, fenced yard, COUPITRYCLUB&GOLF COURSE 52—Appliances 51,995 Got something to sell? A Classified Ad will sell it fast. 4sf (oP4rR.'.( i Pets n;i.i:i'' H.',' ________________________________________________________________ roof, new nalural gas furnace & .. ________ 2BP, Air, Adults, ___________________________ .. - extra larç,e backyard owner, 3230527 Ki sh Rea I Estate '- - Tuesdav,March.t&_i ________________________________________________________________ - __ _______________ ' u.ninaHerald.Sanford.Fl. I - - 1 flrirrxm Trailr, li3s • ,ifter S 4fld wit ridS _________ F! . 41-rY)oaie flUIIaf:) Completely remodeled and redt'coraled, 2 3 Bedroom houSe, new kitchen with breakfast bar. ne carpeting, large paneed family room, dining room, new SanlandoSpringsarea Brick) isp, 2' baths, with I', acres fenced Large family room Immediate possession. S67,S0), . Owner Associate, $31 7335. ____________________________ -tmrnts Furnished ___________________ he folto'winq (trlfcttt ha% filed tald certificate fora tax deed lobe iSsued thereon True certificate numbers and years of ISSuance, the 41-Houses --- - )'Ot RIl!!! I .. lflJ%J4 l.IXE NEW ______ I BR apt, lurn or uniurn AdultS, ______ - UNEMPLOYED? DISSATISFIED? WANT A CHANGE? Every Fund; providing transfer of funds description of the property, and the ruowonhan,i toaid Fund; providing names In which It was assessed 3cr NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS for BoarcJ f Trustees to ad follows NAME STATUTE minister said Fund; providing for Certificate No 770 Year of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN iymcnt of pe.lSiOnS '0 mCmbers ,f IsSuance 19?) P401CC % hereby given that the the Polite Department nd their Dscriqionof Property familieS having the qualifications Undersigned, pursuant IC he Sec fl TWP 715 ROE 29 E W 17', "FIctitious Name Statute" Chapter Ft of E )7i lhcrefcr as herein required at Ft of P4 761 Ft of SW Flida Statutes,willr,gistpu. of NW Sec 77 1215 R19E age, disability, lealh and family status; providing for the acceptance with th Clerk of the Circuit Court, In Name in which assessed Leor.erd for q,i4xwi.--q...'-'-. p.---. - si.rier ii.w.sr or rjt-ct'n :1 Ch .--------- . .e Act; provIding for crlain upon reeipI of proof of the All of said property being in the Publication of this notice. th (Ii. COntyo5iinoi,,5tat,o4 rx6rninations for memoirs of INc Florida sac Police Department concerning titlOuS ime, to wit: CASDR EtC Unless tuca certlfitte or cer disability; prohibIting saLt pension INDUSTRIES, INC.. I Eloriva tificates Shall be redeemed ac corPor.ation. organized payments fcor.a assignment or exitting cording to law thr property gar,iishmenl vaiding right to under thp ia,,'. of the State of described in %uh certificate or certain Flurida, d ba HERITAGE HOMES, certifitites will be sold tri the person piymcnt' in Situations, providing method of under which it is engaged in highesl Cash b4dder at the court business at I6 Tollgate Trail, paying pensions; repealing all door on the 5th day of April, LOng*t,od, lorida 32750 previous Legislative atctt In conflict 1976 at 11:00 AM. That the party intereSt in said here,4ith; setting an effectivu' daN' Oiled this 70th ray ii I uf:ruj,iry, b'isn,'s Sat follows. City Commission 1976 at Ii AM S 0. L. Perkins of true City of Arthur H fleckwitii Jr • President Sanford. Florida Cterk of the Cir Cut Court OatPd thlt 5th day of March 1976, By: H N. Tamm, Jr. 'da Creel, City of Orlando, FiOl'idfl City Clerk Deputy Clert Publish. Match V. •i, 73. 30, 1416 Publish: March . 1976 Publish March 7, 16. 7) 19)6 DEY 46 . .. Or ' JOin F Polk. Sheriff Seminole County. Flor. Fublith Fet 17, 74, March 7, 9, 1976 DEW 91 NOTICE OFAPPLICA'flOp,f FOR TAX DEED (1,7.746 FlorIda Sti'tulesi NOTICE ISHERE1)Y GIVEN thl C P4 or Gertit' Y Cross the t'olcIr of ) ______ ___ LAWN MOWING. PAK IPIG, TRIMMING, FreeEstimates 3776.171 ________ If you're in the buSineSs of building bSfleS. . USC the iour C lassil It'd Ads oIl en. , I-' -- - -- - 21-Situatjons Wanted - ., 1" Value - ._ torn - -- -_-_______-____-_ -__ An Eal Opportunity Livu.,.'r virtu, of that certain Writ of MAREADY. LIZZIE M HOWARD, Fwctj?;o,i isSued out Of and undf NOTICE OF APPLICATION HARRIET LOZAW, JOHN L. the seal of the County Court of FOR TAX DEED HOWARD, J. C BARR, I K a .1. C. Seminole County Florid., upon a tici.0 Florida Statutes) MAREADY, and JAMES 1. final lucigment rendered in the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. MAREADY. deceased, AND ALL that Robert H Leslie me holdeV of PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS aforesaiø court on the 12Th day of a I = - - - , __________ - : 7 Duplex, Sanforct, extra large 2 BR apt near hoSpital $155 mo Call between 2 and I p m. Tuesday through Thursday An Equal OPpoItunily Employer _________________________ Mui nave eperence in all Phaeb of agrIcultural euipment and auto panta. including receiving, atocking and Counter salc. Permanent positiOn with excellent IrnOC bCnef 1% Contact Per onneI Otfice A DUDA & SONS 0. c.: ' ' — hours, excellent company benefits. Mutt be 16 years of .. Call 37) 6266 or' apply in person _______ FOR YOU BUSY BEE CHILD CARE 7477 Holly Avenue TITLE CL [kx Phone)?) 7510or377 0760 _______________________________ To ulo biilrnrj .rad conracts - -_____ ._ - BOO K KEEPER 9-Good Things to Eat Auto agency experience — MECHANIC Permanent, full time. Own tools MURCO I Good salary $250 BUSHEL EXECUTIvE C HE F S 377673) or 377_________ 0367 _______________ Fantastic poltion Top pay Frul For Sale Wonderful Opportunity Call before iOa m or after 3pm SWITCHBOARDOPERATOR 5200 Macfl toe experience 5:00 LA BOR ER lfyouarehavlflgditficultyfiodiliga Sharp, intesligent Travel while you 2 ADAM 12 place tO live, car to drive, a job. Or work, An Equal 0 )pOrtuoity 12 (Tuos only) VEGETABLE ,;ce r"u r.a.c r,ccd Empioyer SOUP rit ails every CIII' read all Our DRYWALL €1) LASSIE - -- ExperIenced finiSh and hanging 530 BAR MAIDS 18-Help Wanted 2 12 NEWS .Able toclosr up arid make cieposuts Must mairisan complete control 0 El) ELECTRIC COMREAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES COOKS PANY Experienced&NewlyLic.,n%ecl Full tim, and pert time available SCHOOl PROGRAMMING 9 BEVERLY HILLI3IWES Jon "Sanford's SalesLeader" Needtd immedalu-ly STENSTROM REALTY _________ _________ ________ tThu-i)NOVA(R)(Fr,)KUPS (B THE LONE RANGER BOOKKEEPER 256$ Park Dr REALTOR )1 7470 Full charge Tax experence Must " __________________be able to step in and take over Looking for a lob? The Classified ALTERAYIONIS'r LegalNotice Legal Notice _____________________ Ad will help rou find that lob. Pay commensurate with cx --______________________ FICTITICiUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Experienced Chopper Gun, Gel BOOKKEEPER Coater and Boat Layup Personnel Notice Is hereby given tP'at I am FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY MIi r'priirce a muir ' Neened Call Collect, 43tSfl engaged in busress at 1470 Avalon FLORIDA Btvd, Casseiberry, Seminole CASE NO 76U5-CAI3S SELL StiCCISS Executive Secretary County, Florida, under the ft(tit,Ou$ NANCY T KIRK LAND, I K a 'O1 Criamercial 37) $176 name of CERTIFIED AGENCY, NANCY M THOMAS. and that I intei'ud to register said Plaintiff, Auto Train Passenger NEED A SERVICEMAN? Voul Provisions, Sanlord. Call Mr name with the Clerk of the Circjit ,, find him listed In our Business Thompson, 37? 6767 Court, Seminole County, Florida In G. C MAREADY. LIZZIE M. - _______________________ S"rvc DrrrIy accordance with the provisiOns of HOWARD. HARRIET LOZAW, the Fictitious Name Statuses, To JOHN L. HOWARD. J. C. BARR. I. Wit Sectixu 66509 Florida Staluies K a .i C MAREADY, and JAMES I LegalNotice 1,57. MAREADY, deceased. I ri (iT i r c I 5: Bernard j. 1-unnegan )efendants I t '+J I I 1 L_ NOTICEOFSIIERIFF'SSALE Publlh March 7,9, 16, 73, '.'o NOTICE OFACTION _____________________ NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN tl'iat DEX16 TO DEFENDANTS by ' Conneted'nr,i _____________ - = Dl ta- If you don't believe that want ads bring results, try one, and listen to your phone ring Dial 327 7611 or 831_________________________ 9993. POSitIOnS now open at Pizia Hut Restaurant for part lime isaitresses and cook, FtCxible 1'i, Pijj PARTS MANAGER —Ch'kJ Care _____ - -._ 0 ED.ESA.MESTAEET 9 THE FBS (B) Proontod Wed, SCO 0010W 9 (Wed only) AFTER SCHOOL SPECIAL The Toothpaste lIionajro Terre Tuner, SheDy JultrvY star. A 12 year old boy lights inllahon by challenging the rxuoe Of toothpaste and manulacti.a'irig h's O'M (R) (B MICKEY MOUSE CLUB Paebi•*. 'j - - -. -. 1150 18-Help Wanted PROBLEM Perhaps AicoIioic Arionym Can ptelp Call 173 17 WruteP0 8e 171) S Inforci t lorida )?771 . ___________ AE YOU TROUBLED? Call TnlI Fret. ,u;op to "We Care" ,.' .-•' it a' iS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM S YOUR FAPLY' ANON I or Ia nail es or I riends of probleni c1vn Ii er', Ir lurthCr information call 173 Isa? or write SanfordAlAnonFamli,iGrovpPO UO )3. Santorcl. tia 6 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW FOR ENACTMENT OF February. A.fl. 1976 LEGISLATIOn (Seal) Tomorrow: The Lily Family TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Arthur l'l NOtiCE It flCtb given os intention Clerk of the Circuit Court _______________________________________________________ o$ the City Commission of the City of By. Cecelia V. Ekern Sanford, Florida to apply to the 1976 deputy Clerk session of the Florida Legislaturi' FRANK C WHIGHAM forpassegeofanActcreatinqan Act Stpuastrom, Davis 1, relating to the City of Sanford, McIntosh Creating a Relief and Pension Fund Post Office Box iflO icr the Police Dep1'rlment Cf said Sanford, Florida 37771 City, defining the memberS ci said Attorneys for Plôitiff Police Department; providing the PubliSh: March 7, 9, 16, 73, 1916 source of Cunds to create and DEX 1; maintain Said relief and Pension - - - unfurn ld('4I iOation Reasonable MS 1711 with car for local demonstration work Top earnings and chance Ior ad vancement For interview call 659 ____________________ .'CEOWlTHADRiNKiP4(. FlU Oviedo fEE - ______________ _____J 0 L E N G I 0 1 S S S E T 1 0 0 NAVW _____________ A - .Aparl,ints UnIurnic ' 7 Neat appearing salt's SundO. - Noon FridQy ... '..-4 . .i.c.. 4 MIM L'JtAt,t . 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BEllS (A) (Fri) 13001< BEAT ) (B BG VALLEY 1230 2' 12 TAKE MY ADVICE 4' '6 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 9 ALL MYCHILDREN El) ELECTRIC COMPANY 1255 2 12 NBCNEWS ___________ _______ 2 UMtRSET' Tuos only. Ct 12. HOGANS HE SUNSHINE ALMANAC 625 2 (MOn.) WITH THIS PING '1 Thus, Fri) JEANNIE (WQd.)PAOFILESINEO(JA. liON 9 DAiLY WORD 6:30 4 PASTORS STUDY 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 0 ILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 9 SUNRISEJUBILEE FAMILY 9 The Best Yomrs' First of a series of six dri!T1aLi,OJs Tti'k'"ri.i,Old Lititia "Buddy" La'rerico on a rampage M1Ofl She hears an wgtnnt between ___ hOj O&iO( Pen '1 5'! rn&it colcrno t. loads 'Buddy' to the condusion that she, was an unwardodchild. Series StarS Sada Tbnson. James I . 1200 E 0 M B B H S E R A H C A U G S A V L __________________ ________ FED. - l8— HoIP Wanted Odcndo - Wintet PC4ik 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 2) l2 ANOTHFR WORLD 4i 6' ALL INTHEFAMILy (A) 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL A 1311 WITH KNIT (Wncl) WOMAN ALIVE (1) THE MOTHERS IN LAW 330 4 6 MATCH GAME (j (Tuos, flij) . BASCOLENDAS ONE LIFE TO LIVE EL) Mon .Tues Wod Thus) LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU (B) (Fn) CONSUMER SURViVAL 1(11 (A) €1) ROCKY AND FRIENL)SUNDERDOG 400 2 IRONSIDE Pie )IOJ TUOS, see below '2 12 (Tuos only) SPECIAL . TREAT "Figu-ing All the glos A look at the dangerous OCcupation OS Stunt men and vmen Chuck Connors Afternoon 6 Seminole 322-2611 SHOW(A) ALEGRE (Tues., Tiurs) CARRASCOl_pj 1155 4 6 CBS NEWS 600 tocent acmristrazzvo - 9 HAPPY DAYS (B) Morning is _____ - — CLASSIFIED ADS Wednesday c 2 600 2 4 6 9 NE'WS AS MAN BEHAVES €1) DlMESIONS IN CIA_- __________ 6M'ASHUsiperiod HOU.XO0SQUARES ao - - ____________________________________________ Tuosday,March997 TFflVIiflN !T1N(?. AIJfl Uit4II('J.IT - — _____ - - - ___ _____ Window Service ______________________ i'.' I(1'•4 IYF'WC.F',.I f5T f '- IE •'i A., .,t p, JALOuSIE WINDOS .lh cHic ef s'ncjtp a'. 't(li',., 8)1 997 ___________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________ 7 bath, central air, raited screen room, carport, shirting, payn'mcr.ts $106.32 Phone 377 0051 Or nighIt IJo_ListYourBusiness...Djc'I322-2611 or _______________________________________ 831-99931 ";'¼'.-r& L �' TTTT T. - - - - ______ -- I - 8A—Evening Hirald, Sanford, Fl ________ ______ - _______________ l,ABc HAS TjIE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES i ArKUM • RUM MCA'SURGESTWINE&.SiIWDEALER SCOTCH Thompson ____ ____ 97 59 ____________________ _________ JACQUIN MRI ____ 5TH tL' 4 YR. 80° KY. BRB. 'ij ____ . . . __ 97 L.-- QT. in . I I - -- 59.75 BED DV w - - eL p . :. . '4 1 J— F— i-or iauIurn ," I ______________ ______ championship matches and a he moved here 13 months ago special 10 rounder featuring Since then he has run off a JeyVinentmakuptonlght's string of impressive wins that triple main event as boxing include scores over Charlie continues at the Orlando Sports Grimmit, Raul Aguirre, iller Stadium Ellis and Taco Perez The Topping the offering by victory over the latter gained promoter Pete Ashlock Is Ross hin 154-pound laurels. Edgar "Mac! Dog" Ross' in Ford, who holds the defense of his Seuthern junior Southern Welterweight cro, ___________________________________ ____ _ l -- - both made par -- before and irwin was the winntr TFRMITE WATKINS Alabama, hds found a fistic defeated Tampa s Edd J) _________________________________________________________ and drew tL n e s rirs 7' 1. aa . Theothert1ematch1. - (roiji ht inuil 111 RKO, UT. i "We're only strong In about two of the field cents,' odn an rai inL ____________ - - UT. r cf -- _____ KY. BOURBON BRANCH _____ _________ ________ , CTY LIMITS r A C C I 1! Prwhiri _ Irwin has scored two vic tit one That's a goal" prompted lin to level d blast tones in the space of three lie on one titie in 1971, one in at the late arting times t up weeks. l,ein14.liewonthree, to aceominodate the television lie's rapidly gaining stature includng an important British schedule. as one of the world's finest crown, last season. Now, with "It was very shortsighted," pta)ers and has naikd don a the 1976 season just under way, lie said Monda) after he arid spot in the elite field of chain- he's won thc Los Angeles Open Zarley had returned to continue plons who will play in the new and the Citrus and leads the the playoff. World Series of Go1. money list They matched strokes over lie's the year's leading nionin the Citrus, he played the the next three holes with Zarley ____ - QT. 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VALUES iO AlP PMT TOT1M Poll ARC NEVER MISLEADS ou KY BRB Fi ' OUVENiR—GIFT BOX ASST , EMPTY H DANTEn GOOD TUES MARCH 9 W COUP' a female coach tier lather listened quietly At the end, he said, " ha%e noldia w no sen o!th r occunles r "The Mac'ers" confirmed thkesupaSuTowsamounto(5flce 1ioweer, the slightspace O Ilt STH 5( 0 lOTTIE COILECTOIE ri - 1 season" to most recent out1n were Coach Jim flaw Is nGt satisfied , ,son still i a son pu . sunpy e e no 1ep , on & su uau ihere are about eight or nine good runners but there is no already jumped better than 21-8, whih is close to •k •r • cci oo reenru , ran r,, ra area became L.c first man to "er dLfedt JUaII flLUdJu dfl(1 stod Chamaco enca in the mile relay team in the 8w), where as I could use two of mile run for the Tribe This year Uxugh, he has been This 1 be Watkins fourth it is not too bad in the big meets," says Dawson, because most teams stack runners iii a couple relays as would be a week before he can run Mabe he'll be ready for the conference meet. and won his title by stopping Larry Peterson in the ha% e, that we'll make good shewmgs at all our meets 6 and the reputation of coming The Tribe mile relay team, composed of Nate enters men s locker rooms for post ganic interiews She Is the 0111 AIX) Laki Brantk first woman to be doing this kind of job. No other working woman high was beaten in golf by two - . ______________ _________________ -__ _________ .__ - ____ _ ___________________________________________ - - VODKA -: QT. GIN • eyeful of Jane Gross in locker room warred of a cataclysm He QT 1 00 PROOF In )1 2 A ar to Mainland rectntly in a three - —j _________ ___ - - JAC - .llowwouIdsheliketobethtejewedinherbaoom" " " . and toght he will be making Vincent's o - ____ ---- — _____ - ____ • I - - - VODKA . —=--T - - - $ACA*DI RUM - CORONET BRANDY - #1 - - -.' #'.ia *PI%IVV • Clef CALI.D$AN 49 95 -- - JIM 11AM Ill. 5595 im 52.95 VA w •ni . U$ SCOTCNrn i. i • C • $MIINOFP $0' VODKA PHILADELPHIA BLEND 42.95 *IWUQD CANADIAN STN 4995 YR KY BB _ 1 XI 86' - p.' I BUTLER MIx ANY V 'J I2QTS. ERDRV 54.95 3 SI SPK BURG 11 un NI i ni nota cause person' she said recently "I don t carry _. I STii icy rm Bitt - _____ ____ IflhJft4IJ TAUIñ —a - ____ GSSES BAR GUIDE PIACOOA -- - - NO REDUCTION IN PROOF And! tan The players' meeting in St 4,95 5TH 601 CHAMPAGNE an repeater Fibs withdrawal caused in - - r1 - - ' - 5TH I FITE ROTuun neck' JtwastheK$cks'I ______________________________ - - ______________________ ______________ Drag racing program at the Martin, dlS() of Sanford wn chinaker Bruce Trampler is I -iTf Stevens' Slam "rTr—rr-• • I IA.Iore uuS uiug, fl'.iICIi S&u how men - esen the most liberated' men — Ofl or i1l this, she still is not one of the boys In the New York Kcks locker room one eenthg, she was In the group I time I see him, he is going to h Cli k N us The fact that there is a 26th ikague At the conclusion of the se learned from Mon cqlb!euand Jim playerc ackd Spatr and Jp IA T. IU 11111 I P mc VA/1 VIII, l'..1uI!.J TItI ' - vie 0 In ers Lcjdc Tr,r;,!v ' actmona.sRonMerthiescoredl8 p y SantordNaval uits — 16 in the first half MJnL)Te had 14 points apiece -- O I Oiedo high droed a 154 Merthie with 13, Charles Steele added 6 each and Darryl Iriflety Prtp Stevem 9anthIJm K,oIt 77 ' S?errs 77 181 If li Oran 'C 2 J tin D I I wIth 9 d Hawkins had 4 Wr' Orng I Ori ' ' - Knowles and Mark Steens IthoughtItwasjustanrot. were Monday's winners i'i the OthaCantry 2 1. I CHAT Mike Brown and Bill Tilerna -1r• 'Maybe if we all get together accusations after their last appmg hun (Re Or Erng making a spontaneous an their clubs and I thought it emotional pep talk ter a vidor would be a ood Idea if ie ot SCOT 61.95 wTiter on Newaday had told me - then'iinthelockerroomandthecamaraderietheyshare ____________________ ____ to ralc what a fellow • IV fllfl - iCTAUI U UVU met Killer Ellis In a special were to, go into locker rooms and be treated Like a freak, then it requestolCincinnati Reds slug only cause (or optimism in the Ari.zona, comes to Wake Forect Lowell Mailindill and Terry another Sanford drier, Jeff , I. disnute that rUL'wd 11w nwpprq ' couldn't do theirs purpose of gamrdng some infor to close the spring training tld a similar post lie was a classes 'The first time I eser went in, I was scared stiff I kept get mation camps indefinitely and had ne- quarterback coath at Duke Ir Martindill won pro _________________________________________________________ -jgo - flhlAll p LIJ be discussed at today s session professional football career in team hi d l, Lanky junior way wit a close deuslon /\II-L.)ivIsIor I Itlon will be Tuesday, March9, 1974—lB the Orlando fighter a lot of problems Lull and Vincent met in May tration cise last Decernb ein center Swen hater for example, blamed her reportage for the today that a group ox some 25 stmznulatc a solution to tlit tjfl w_,_. . h ti was in Lii oran MIllerpromptlyin!.itedthe24 I .Ji.J h dogged, and at 2 and w'th some eight years of journalism cx riANkFORT - r toher,andcasuaflyunkapeajshemesatm Shehas GIN-T1IPLE SIC.DOMAIN £ -___________ JOSE CORTEZ I • . Q CHAMPAGNE OR I ___________________ • HEDGES MIW IlK 1 CERTIFIED I ND . • WTt1srsf.o*cAo 99 wORtOs;iNf 1 .LUB 1r....JI!11(flII1II1 • • ••- — -- ii -- .- s—. — ' ____ * 52.95 .. 43,95 ñ•5 !2! !2!!2 I A 1k. NT. 111, 4 rn 56.95 7 FotwotherAmerlcanBketba1l3ocatio,,tearp..sfolloed sun QT. OLD Ffl7GIULD U. U. M.1. 49 • Jerry fill, a ago Mardi The team took a %ote whether to allow her in the is the time of optimism in the owners the issue of rctroacti%lty, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl locker room They had just lost a game, and voted No The coach baseball world, when there are They are concerned that the whether Miller tan strip the adrnttedthetniingwasau Thenextday,alterwinnjng,they no losses and e%er)body has a ownersare not ettin accurate players of their free agency ____ b$ C a RDj - in 4$.95 RANTS I 19 %UI - ______________ GORDON GIN - • P FRANCE V.$.0 • ____ (7 I 5TH im 53.95 86 KY BRB P CIIMDKF _ GIS. — - -------- 8 YR. . 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Cltford Mann!cy lcd thc ikni Gildirist ddded 12 --:- --=--- k PM1J111I ____ All WINE RELOW BOflt.EO III CALIF IN WINERY ________________ - _____ ii - J1 JffM% _____ _____ - - IU*GU*OT ----- - - _____ ____ _____ fr - ___________ ____________________ -i ___________________ _____________ _____ _____- J pny CS OF 4 4, 9 9 CMAIU$ 22 $5 • CASE BURGUNDY CHABLIS BURGUNDY CHA$US-IURGIJNDY 169 4TH 229 z.o, CHAT OLJCU SEAUCAILIOUsr JULIIN CI ;cEAc NlUON 1195 549 CASE 11950 02 549 — CASE GALLON r DOMBAL ROSE PORTUGAL ABC CHAT PETRUS pou,o —1JtV444J 1A'1AII1IJi MIChELANGELO CHIANTI ITALY 1 WUTE P(T UZC PORi WIUTE PORT CS 0F4 1$ is SHERRY MUSCATEL u ih1IWAcfl £ *Ct BlUE LABEL LIEBFRAUMIICH GIIMAY At DE NEIJV1UE PINK ABC H*H.CI1.4,ltIS *U iva$'Jay 995 240? 449 4TH 229 ; oz 1 CI) 4TH CHAT BOIJSCAUT fo c&*vu EM *AIITKUI 10 CHAT LYNCH RAGES PALIIU.AC 11 CHAT LA LOUVIERE wwi11yfs -' , 95 1995 0! 21953 24 24 24 109 50 • for North Carolina N - ence playoffs and dropped out [Jail extraiaganw, which corn- was laced with having to pick by tuuning six more dubs, in National Collegiate Athletic N 'q aç 349 995 N ( 5988 a: A G 61 CHAT LASCOMBES MAAGAUZ 5995 __________________________________ 2 Your House? ACIaSSIIIC clAd Can Make Room In k tI 611 or 831-9?93 20-5, was selected Sunday day sere San I' ranclsco, 23-7, TRIPLEMAINEVENT upLdtt the A( ( s reent tradi Idisol Square Garde at snub the NIT The Terrapins headers In the afternoon Ken down an invflation In 1q74 whili Ia IJNC-Ch I TERMITE . - SENSATIONAL REMATCH JOEY VINCENT yj IiflC A V GEN $3 Ch*drt iIfltLStO we feel a good season,' "aid %ictor Thenexteening, Lows- andhodgtngcostsancjnot that SPORT ______________ - -- ----, -- f WATKINS North Carolina, the nation's the only local fie In a tour On Monday nIght March 15, mn%1hing to apo1oglze for and TICKCT%OH SALE fith ranked team And a flat namntnt which has be.n accused Oregon goes against the USI we didn t want the season to CO1OIIA1 P1*7* C(OC( TAEWN _____ turndown by Maryland, an mttwpastafselectingteamnsoni UNCI winner and N C State last another 10 days or so" ____ Conference postseason rather than p1ay basketball 1:45 I' ______________________________________________ '1' - __________ _______ �- ___ ________________ Tuesday, March9, 1976 2B- Even,n Herald Sanford 11 - - t ______________________ -_____________________________________________ I -_______ ___ SPOR1S 1LaL'J11 E ____ ______________ _______________ ______________ _______________ 17.92 ________________ I8l. :i ,D- - . . - . - - - - JIIJ-%.,_IE i1 R1'" SCOREBOARD See Plants, oso" l6)10.90.?SyOP.an?M - - __' -_ - fi - _____ - I, I t;1-:;, 1236 rovidence Blvd .. (Boren Plaza) ,b, ' c " ' - ' I (305)574_1493orSl4_1494 f I 4 I Love Boutique, 128 Seminole ---- - - --- - - - - - - Casselberry. on the 436 side. V Kenturky 94. MitI%iPi si attn-noon CENTER ______ - ' _____ . ,________ Y OvO 00 ____ u business There is always the special have a 9 year old son Joseph Love Boutique. fashions and clothIng, so she J -. . J it venture. r r 0(1 4 i country club and Joanne #as mak, macrame hangers don t hanging baskets Scheteilera compliment your hanger if yOu 7V oman S' S Garis LI) 1400 W. First St. (our Joy (UI Jac L va 7 Atloso P irn 3 C,.Lvin 4 Su'n2 Mary Pam 3Bosco a 318 00. 3) 46 Sanford ________ P ii 45) IL "3 39 15 .arsa Sue, 3. Brokers Bonus. 1. TH RD . AhI (1)910.670,360;2 TeiasMay(I) 4ornad.7Sp1ts6:$.K'IMelody. ________ ______________________ Ctargt. 2 Chess Men, J Misty -. -- (7) I? 60. 560, 200; 2. BIrthday Go Tom Wood. 7 Coreiiu Flytr; S (U) 520. 0 (36) 9660; 1 (631) Afte'r Telephone 277-6451 artists, hand paintec Italian arrancing her store S r Run (II MONDAY NIGHT These make it even more attractive. ondisplayinthestore.mayaiso hanger. so they shop carefully successful. ________________________________ Oak (I) £10 640 800 2 Snap I) .1 Watonga Bud S Mneo.b Wr 320.260 3 J & G sGoGirt(S)3$0. lIon, 6 Jo, JanIes. 7 Craftj (k' We handle a full hno TOMATO PLANTS combinc her wants and likes items to choose from. You're Central Florida Council Pack line and right now bras are SO Into her own business and is sure to find something there 202. Den 3 with Shirley Hope as per cent off while they last. opening Al I] found at Plants, Pots and store. You can copj one of these Plants. Pots, and Knots as the ether make their business unique ceramic beads for your tianqers for customers. Before f - a At LOS Algetsi ,'urct ' - I ) to the home food service since 1946 ,j , . Knots Is located in the Seminole wine racks, even driftwood for up many hanqers in the various hanger made and the plant Casselberry on the 436 side. Cathy Is very family minded c ang you £ LEARNTOTIETIIEKNOTATPLANTS,pOTAj)gjjQ, Catalina, popular lean skirts, Seaton Hall with missy fashions ca U( I ___________________________ J2 4835 T 'V ____ _______ , suits, long dresses, short your clothing needs at sub remodeled. Cathy has always ' TONIGHT S ENTRIES 1)29 10 3126 Rw0 - S IS B I Unit 7 EIGHTH- 516 C I L C I MyStery 3 Sam Leonard 4 Joyful a,it (1)650.6 10,3 10; 3. Mikado Jack. S County LIvely; S Creslop; ?)IS20S603Mori'ogueQueen()) ;Modast Mitzi I Montague AND POWER MIXES. _____ JOINTHECROWDANDDcOVERLOOKOFLOVE BOUTIQUE. .. . Plcturedabove,lacathySunmonds,owner,sbowlng)ultRteWoftheloVclyfaShioflaIflItorefor ,ou. i __________ - I . - I ) • Electronic Engine Tune-Up • Auto Air Conditioning -. 10% OFF ALL RADIOS .. Register to win this CB Drawing March1th I 1 .- 1. - .. " - ,. -;A\ - -- Ne,,jc1. LI'. I è. _f%' " . , -. r SEVENTH-S IS 0 1 ncoIaAngeI 3 LuSty Lieulen.int Pvlhmmec (4) 970, 100. 4 10. 2 1 Mi Fancy. 5 Lake H3n4. 6 Rc>k el) 4 603330ay island Rock 7 Prairie Lawyer S GOOD THRU MARCH 15th - 6)12 70 1 (6 17) 9110:3921 A - 74s4 Handle - 5769,112 SIXflI-S16. B: . I'm ForMore II) 760.6 00, 400. 7. Lake Emba (I) ,. •. ,# ,, .. 'A 1 ' - i 1'-: ______________________ ____________ -. . -' (1 1)141 10. P 1tL1SU ----------..., - ________ Irh : : ' 4o ; 320, IO; 3 Mincola O'Hare (S) 1 60 3403 Araglin (1) P4raId (1)2 SO. 0 (71) 910: P 620. Q 6 II 3300 P (II) 706 10, lIP 19 10. 31 (S I *ith 65) 4205 10; 3901, SPepI (1) Pots And Knots • ______ -- ____ i'07 j BLAIR AGENCY ' ' _____________ ! (CFrorn _________________________________________________________________ .1 nu ESTIMATES r,sb '1 Hy i't Longw,xI March 13 PUS? 67, Northwood 63 ____ . --- -_-- WEST REGIONAL ______________ '! - FenCiflQ I Boise Stale v ____ Evenng Herald, Sanford, Fl Tuesday, March9, 1976-35 ______________________________________ , INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 2510-AOAKAVE..SANFORD-323.3866or ___ I AflYtt9• Ir Pails ncing ePa c stom BUIlt • • posts Fittfl'195 'S U - I Alabama SI. Vanderbi J[ ALOWER YOUR FARE WITH BLAIR! BY F &-O -4) ituied livtdUSt 01 a 9 pkTLIZ I L 'sFAUHOU VONA liasau-Swe4ensl3JornBorgson i: r*. it r. , ._ . ' .o.ld Champioisp LIrnLS• I.Alauerge Meiican, trailing 6-3, _________ - - ___ ___ )r\ ( itl h Nu -- Check With Blair For All Your Auto -- L lI i i - FENCE SPECIALISTS ____-.-_---1 ) lii Ir4IAS The second place finish behind t)se Ma u.s m the Richmond 430 Sunday gave Pett) 628 points for the season Benny Parsons dropped to second with 623 after he IlnLshed ninth at Richmond Cale Yarborough is third with 547, RIchard Choidress fourthssith528andMarcis 1ifthsith 504 ext are Bobby \% - I A Look Of Love Boutique t( ) - ____ For Driving Championship r - -. - CASSELBERRY ________ To no one's surprise, 1)AYTONA BEACH, (APi Richard PettyisleadtngthechasefornaUonalstockcar drimg Champiofl and is first in money unntngs on the -- ----- -- OR MORE FURNITURE SALES I. Y. - _ I I Petty Leads NASCAR Cnas e - - I F L _____ - IM Dnurr IIl Dr\Ir III" ________ ___________ pW7TTT.IT __ ____________________________ . _________ _________________________________ _______ find any size and color bead for materials, they otter a wide pots, bonsai pots and clay pots their any macrame item you are wiriety of healthy indoor plants ii every size, shape and design Rose (1)620.100.260.1. Blue (8) ego.__O.sce (5) 25 10. 770. 120. 2. Print Eugen (6) FOR SEALEDSIDS INVITATION TO BID 1ot :______________________________ r_ _______________ ______________ (atitorn a $ Bapttt. 95 Hut.On PrODIVI%$on Ccippun i v, owiing S 7 Mike Pfefter Sux'rior St II. Aicorn 6 everyday use Assistant Denner S.emfriole Plaza and she'll show llneofjuniorand missyr.lothes, slacks, Funky evening wea', goc.d time to drop by the ADV. r Ph 32? 67fl College taking art classes, offers free macrame lessons are among the gresmery they Have fun! Be crelive! And NINTH - )i A 1 Go Tom EcMrI County Florudi will reeve eaIed Orlando F'la 32807 6014 E Colonial Dr EASTLAND SHOPPING .ENTER • 21 32 77- 87 28 79-90 S k macrame and ceramics, and are 10-6 Monday through a problem with one of your wth Plants, Pots, and Knots ________________________________________________________ Saturday Joyce and Joanne plants or cant decide what located In the Seminole Piaza in -he got Joyce interestt i -- ,, - r _____ ____________ - H ots? r it Crrnr.ectcut, .s Are You Tired of Your Thover Curtafn? I • - - 31 33 31-95 - boles in parentheses la'ason records thrugh Sunday March 71 1 March 13 7 NoIre Dame n-s , Store Fronti Table iops MIrror; Windows Screens For Windows P0 the; and Pool Enclosures liii r ts r jC?'C afternoon 1 kN w' - Texas Tech vs 'Syracuse WiCftufa State vs M,ch,ri flI MondayMatliWe IhFORMATIONONcLuBS TOURING ROAD RACING _-ti rrn jrrci (3)420 260 3 Little JayhawS (6) Marc'i t arti o teeg Ut - -- NO EXERCISE FEBRUARI 14 THROUGH MARCH 14 3 II1 h3d triust be cauit on hook dod line Fish not Marina -$ I -. FICTITIOUSNAME - CASSELBERRY&LAXE MARY Seminole Count Florld d . --- Around the World different 'izes cotton sienc hangers are among the variety .: 11 d"k L' L •aag, . - Nolls Furniture is filled with - -.-- ' i JM1PIrIJRD • NO DRUGS American Furniture decor nu or r'4W' chalr:ndtable-S120 00 • 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE i - I dlflP tJ[j4. r - ---!] 4[ • rrrriin_flJLt'L __T - 1I-j x found enessman Noll's Store hours are Monday Frida ri •ART SUPPLIES AIR NDFflONIJ Open , trips 7 days 322.9823 an ran . • for r individuals pac here n "i rcI Sec 71 T215 P 29E General Cons'ructlon of the cdflefotP urL r h n ers for sale. tv i;t CIit.Ibarv 1 . - __ ___ __ I p S '.vrutk as SC) --:; ' z! ---T l4'r' c4 - %- p I 702 Comn'terc al Avtee Santord Florida 32)71 PLACE(S) & DATE FOR OB TAttlING BIDDING DOCUMENTS Guar:nt,, Coniract Bond 4'4tf1blIIty. and an e$te'ctive iate ; Sanford's Oldest and Largest Corn an '.uinun,3lI County. _-_- DL X 14 _______ - .--- - - - - £ .- ' . - - ' - rn marled on the outside Proposal the Brd ThDat 's209 div Of ruaf - _-- ART BROV/N PEST CONTROL, INC. -__ ed DstrictSchool Bo rd I S sMi ?,II,am P Layer ___.'_-_____-',-.__-., TTi=I - .. e IS assessed are as toiIow Smothers Liectric, Inc. 4iSu9Rp; - -. - Saud cerlificates for a tax and interested Publit in attendance [ii Ida Creal i:uty Clerk PubliSh March 7 9 16 73 1976 DCX)? -=-- / • . ... -, -- - ___ 'oups Friendly service cx tended to all LL : r. or - ____ '' Seminole Plaza 436 Casselberry - "'_-_-- ( cording to law the p"operty PLACE(S) FOR EXAMINING __g described n Such cerluflca?, BIDDING DOCUMENTS Bidders 'O' 1 AL £0 .asse__err lb ' -.... Casseiberry Florida thou..e at cr prior to the Scheduled time 7 P M (T.m 01 trtltjr H Beckw)tfl Jr Sanford ____ . -. - th*t r , d stinatlon from those at CRIBBEAN CRUISES OF to ai . . - created an island paradise flAIUY window and Is sure to .urn a few shop and discounting it to th. heads public through their 6 retail Wicker furniture is abun outlets in the Central Florida' dantat Noll's and you have the area . Probably the c.oconut was R -CHARGE ALL MAX narnentation. IF YOU'RE SPRING CLEANING HAs TURNED UI' SOME %OItN OUT FURNITURE, TURN ' For fantastic savIngs on NOLL'S couches and loeseats they had brouoht with them - - - • - NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED the first Hawaiians found th I i Ide $ wooa rings tor purse handles, _ -' County, FIcc.iia n accordance Wutfl ' WHO ______ --- ________ S piece modern or bamboo rINANCE CO. %'-_- - - From June 1st In '75. - ------ - - If your bedroom is in need of - ( - _____ CtIIlbl'fly has the answer to your dilemma wi'h some DOLPHIN - _______ ;:rt0 County Courthouse, enue an orci F AND -- - bth t,pholsteredchairs, hasarrived look at their 1776 rocker This matching hutch This gorgeous and freighidamaged furniture, '' 1.4 3175 90 31 38 i(ontinued On Page 3-fl) ,,,,) bedroom ;t,Itp '' !'8PI BICYCLE REPAIRS 1_nd_TavrForTIres_BuiIthn 1$ Arizona -- - -------- ----- -- -- - ------------- :L. - 7 Marquefle (1) ___________ _____ 2 Dave Beck At Grrnboio N c Semifinals and Finals __________ Tire4% CO EAST REGIONAL 1976. at wtiiCn time BidS will be _ flieS CIti 9. Ho*ard 51 Faurunont 2 ________ Out Patient Thera '" - DI ', i 1 ______________________________ �____ I - - __ ___ __ __ __~ "*R1* -_i~_ __ "__________- 4B-EvenInQ Herald. S4nford1 Fl. Tuesday, Mj'r:h 9, 197 BEETLE BAILEY _______ J ~~' Ar Mort Walker _______________ - o Previous Puzzle Answer N Ii JU5T rod, ANMAYE Poe 13 Venerate 53 HOROSCOPE -. N , _ __ Speaker For Wednesday, March OM • 111 - ,1111111 W _..9" 1111111111111111111k m4m. mom i. 4 ir ,,; 49 Demented - ,-tN . ..N ____ 4 6StresMl ACROSS lTTLEQ I _______ No Hodgepodge J __ __. im -i-_ ___ LII 4 %(quit 10, 1976 - A 1 I I &"&" ______________ 76 KrJ0 w t perfection : - Permit 20 Bolhess 23 Artifice 26 Excites to , , I, j / \ . %, 1 1.0 '- Z _______ C ) I.I(X , action THE BORN LOSER i,, by Art Sonsom . WWK,a CAI PJT N 20 POUNDS 81A W56K 11A FLYW ICU To T~E x*T... "AR FREIWT.' 30 Nautical term 32 Vas"I - ,- 21 5 Bond again 6 Color 22 Morose 23 Grate contraction 6 Transaction -- 35 DO(& 9 hilan's name 38 State (Fr I 10 Take live 39 Exaltation 12 Insurgents 42 Sheltered side (Coll 1 1 29 31 2 1 5 4 — '1 . lot 1~ C - Ic _I i I (a ~_ _I • \ I.I. I_) 1 1 1 \ \ ~ \-- - 'i O) S c1`400-1 0r - I' ,- — 10 _____________ 30 SELLING :7 - ( 31 I - TO PASS 4,XANCZ) "I, RENTING iIi!OU I ON 33 THE EINGTH IT %~%I - , 1 I I ~ _____________________ ________________________ - _- . . I HAVEN'T READ IT' -. 11 I . I? _(, I,-- p.qi..iI / , u 1 BUT! ALWAIS i4AV SUNDA'I' O (tVU I4.cI HAVE e4..rr ( This nME ,vijU. ' — — i * ) I J I - - .. - ' - - I 'A me I 0 by Al Vermeer . ( 15H DES A_7 E KILLI 3 -(' kvl E (~6- i )1_1rN -,,, " I ., V) ___ ,-~: ~_ -___t~_ -. _.. -, 1I ---- 0q ~11 " t_i 't ._ •) " 4. .% / - , k\LJ . 4 "1~Ilo; , *~ rr 7~" , ,, \ &T-9" \• (11. >))1 Q J ,V I centrated carbohydrate foods ____________________ 3.9 1 ) .,. ___________________ ____________ ( L___--------._,./' DOI,rTLA9jEYSLW -P.4I4T PLANES A.NDSHIPSACTUALLYMAVE wtioovou ,S'EAOUNO CIRCi,E5-- 01SAPPEARED IN I ~QS oomopititlil'sic am I <.ON WI-lEN E'1 BERMUOA ONION EVERYONE AROUND ME IN 'THE SERmuDA l — b I it, r . A TRIA%GLE 4 GEOGRAPHIC AREA CALLEC) YvRAT $, . `-~, V _________ .5... '-' - _____ z :ZZ 11, ~ j-i / _____ ' /f _____ _- / T 10 I _______________________ •- by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST ______ - ACE - South Wess ,Norih Fail qUE$1"ION _____ F. _;i - COMPANY ___ fliW . I Q I \ 10)1 tIldi *141 Id 13 0)) I I Quaiko- - I You TUMBLEWEEDS Jr , ~^-_ ..~"ia. i ' . _ _ m -(Irl"I - .4-0 tiv . JANE CA&iELBERRY Ilerald Staff Writer I by Dick Tumor _4111 1 14 ) ..M 1Jkw _ _'__ ___ - ", A_00_0~ __W - We i W. _~s z.!~ - I cent this time. - ____ Voter re,O , stration books wtdch had been 1^3ed = for L%e Sen. Jacksoun fail t1drod statewide with 24 per cent of the total Presidential Preference Primary oWed again today for those vote cast. who wish to qualify to vote bi the September primuies' The books The triumph gave Carter 34 of the state's 61 Democratic wi1l close again July 24 for the September primary and clmse Sept. delegates, Wallace 26 and Jackson 21. Sanford police reported a 'i relatively low. By contrast in other groups with different moral precepts cancer of the .4j~~ - W-M -.0 14 - -t'.z~_-V*-. I __ __ - _- __ - _.,:--__. _-~_. _". ,el_, W .~ _it -r-t-~.FAllk~ - - ~- .-7~-, - ~. __ -_ ~_43 - / 17 I _N - . / 0 F, 11111~ , .. I ~ I - 11 "I. _ _W If I 1 44 r . I ~ WIM _ I —# i . ~ - - -A -14,Z 4 . -, 1._vkm vi~__& K q - .-. . - - . . - _:~" - I , _.. __ I ~ I -~- ~t 14 -1 ~ _-__ " __ .114 -~ Arz- f - - ~,~2:__ 1. . - ~ __ . - Ford, said he was delighted. Jimmy Carter, who led the i__7~ . ,. 1 - -L~,,'~'.....~~-.1-.1--.1A.--i" ---!T _______ -. -,-.-.: -. __.. -.-,.!,--!..:--~T..-.,v~--. . . I.I. - - ----- - osers - - - - — ________ a 0 41 1 i ; ._1 . . I VI ' t -I-. , -- - Z,-~ - W~ 4 - C - • - . - - (p 4111111 47'k , - - It ft I As 11172 - -V_~ -. : ___ - . __Zil.. - - I X ft~ -.- - _. ,k~~T = - ---V .Mix.:ii ~ __,Z~_ - - -_______ - . ,NI MPNOWL A io - --- AiKz , - _J7 - - 3 Ii: i,&. ,, - J MIAMI (AP) Florida '.oters heeding the advice of Gov. Reubin Askew and most members of the Cah' ne t, have approvtd a state coristitutional amendment allowiN water management 4' tricts to levy property taxes. ftnte vote." And Sen. HenirilooX thm cqsdng ballots. - — r - - ~_ . • things and said he would con y "_!~ -~' _ candidates after a race ,I atements before them. Z- --- - e - - YS' 4 per Cesit (4 toe precincts 'ep.ating, there were 663,972 yes votes to SM 845 sgaist ne amendment gives new monies to Florida's five water management districts for protectior and supervision of the state's water supply. The new thxwill carry acet1mgo1 one mJu for cy $l,000of 1 '----..- . For e xample, early Tuesday, -'j-- — i?r Com troller B ll Loses In Seminole p Ii t- _. __t ~ ; .- ~ ~~_ .' 11- I _______ ______________ - - -- -— M ~- -__ -_ __ Tr'ri_ Kim W-1 1 i " 4 ~~_ - I - ,_? - -K ~ A ~ . - -zT?' , 7,,.J-.- ~ Iu - ii A- i ,. ~__1;7 .,~r y - __ - - - __ - . - --- -1.1 party * s nomination Alabama Go Georgi. Val. lace, the 1972 Florida winner, said after finishing word, "I % 1iittuUidIu. Utpiipit ut Jackson of Washington, the third place finisher predicted he would win the nomination because he can carry large 't'-i , ., - ._ T-_ - per cent of the vote,. now the frontrunner for his i - -----.------. __ I - 1 ___________________ i , ;W9 R - :__ - -- - I I __ I- hlersldStaIfWi-Ikr to • - - ager, Rep Louis Frey Jr., said While some county commissioners today expressed optimism the President miaht rudsh with over the more than 5.000votes r-ast in favor nt tho rnmnotrinilor Nil ---'& more than 55 per cent of the Circuit Court Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr cal'ed Tuesday's vote a a bdHot in v,)te statewide. Several hours "landslide victory." Jane Huth and her 5-month-old sou, Shane, c2st Tuesday's Presideutial Preftereace Primmy. Seminole County later, however, presidential By almost a three4o-one margin. Seminole County voters . w -n-t of. ,= -..--. % oters gave victories to formtr Georgia Governor Jh=v Carter press secretary Ron Nessen reiertpd the rnitnty en r000,ar"Manjole ~-. .+-4-n. — 4- __ ____.._6__. qaId in Wachinolittin that ruiny In thr crowded 11"wmirieratir riwe and lln fartner 97011 1nororiis seather in Florida had caused the commission (oernor Ronald Reagan on the Republican side Complete som, ~ concern and said workers 1 Continued On Page 50-A) SemiDole results, prectilict by precinct, appear on page $-A. YOUNG VO TER ~ I_;. 7____~ __ - - -- ._._;--%&7,F=__,__ . t. - -. _ 15-br_~ - - L~ r--1 - 9ft , 20UMM75 .---, -; _2~3- W-.4-~ -t -1Z 4,__ - - .: __ --- - __ -.-,.- - .I;,- _~, - 4*~~., Z~4' T ,. L ", -. Supporters Celebrate . ____ 1 I.- ."~ t ," - Carter Win . By JACQUEUNF DOWD Herald Staff r1kr ert j , ' I "We Work For Peartuts" said the signs at Democratic - r iii I - '1' I I' 1 --=--=-- A ____ -- ___ #_,I .- I Y;g~ - ________________ - - .. __ ~ . /3.9 I oltl~ ~- 9~Teg ' . . t `~t ____ 00 ,P. -1 ___ ______ --- -. "Remember, son, the ideal marriage is based on complete understanding . . . especially when you say 'no'!- - -- i~wv ___ r ------!•-- - - . "I - - _ .. - -- fAil'I ____ - —i_ h ____N — Tr~ -- _ 3ffi.- _ --- - go 4" 7-__ , -f .i- a - 16 '1 Presiuential candidate Jimmy Carter's Florida headquarters in Orlando. -. -i The payoff wasn't peanuts Tuesday night, as the peanut farmer from Plains, Ga., plowed to victory in Florida's Presidential Preference Primary, ending Alabama Goernor(ieorgeWaflacesdecadeofdominanceo',erthe South. -. Itsasneof therarenightsforre1axingandbaskingEn %ictory for Carter, who dashed back from a day of elec. tioneering in North Carolina to watch the returns with his Florida workers The Carlton House Hotel campaign headquarters really wasn'tthep1acetofindoutwhatashappenlng Theonly people in-4e ballroom who knew anytHng about the results learned it from television - and people in the oi wa(ching on IV stule a reporter 50 feet away told them a large, enthuslastic crowd was wsiting for Carter In the ballroom se lruwi o: -6 ,-Ie kht" who had carried Dade County and only re porters tho were In Carter's suite shen the Panhandle returns came in knew the former Georgia governor had beaten W;tllace in his own _____ ___________________ I ___ __ cz- - -I 2,n ~* Today ;_2A I o t Peanuts ___ - —J - - ___ playing Southern roe a waiting for Carter. lie arrived at his suite shorOy before 8 p.m. - before the polls even closed in !he Florida Panhandle, where Wal.lace was expected to run the strongest -and found a rmnful of jubilant relatives and campaign workers, inooluding his wife, Rosalyri, sons, Chip and Jeff and their on CBS' projection of his victory . Leon County and Tallahassee giving him 53 per cent of the vote, obviously delighted Cartei 'That's unbellesable," he said Patrick Caddel , the pollster who engineered George McGovern's intricate victories at the 1972 Democratic convention, !aid E4s projected results fit in with trends he noted in two separate polls taken in Dec-ember and February. 'They showed Wallace's base was slipping." he said thanieetmgsiththepresslater,Carterexplainedthe polling. "A week before New Hampshire we were two or threepointsbehindWalla ce "hesald Wepickeduplise or six points that week and didn't low anythh% through Massachusetts." Carter was subdued In his 'victory though he was more effusive than he was fol.lowing VIe New Hampshire primary reporters traveling with turn said lie clearly seemed to believe the Florida victoiy was a breakthrough. 1don't see anyb(Ay ahead of me now," he said. I'But there are still almost 40 states to go." He said he expected his blggestcnsilenge --- now that he had turned back Wallace - to come from Arizona Congressrnan Morris UdaU, it fiberal, and possibly Senatorflenry (Scoop) Jackson1 who ran thint in Florida well behind Carter d Wallace "It's hard to say a person is strong who hasn't won a - first in Wiscwtsin." Cartergavecrehtforthethtosuperororgantjcii, good advertising and the persowl campaigning lite and Ks "In every state that we worked hard and where people got to know Jimmy, we've won," said Mrs. Carter. Carter was restrained in forecasting the Florida vic- _ irx iis - 1~11_ -1 ~ - , -e -4T --!:5A_. ,_ - ;-_ -'-~ L - _1 _.,~---.;-k, - - "'.9 - -_t~p2f, ,-~ - -. , ( r - - .~~ . . . k1r I"I., 21".3 (Alr.~ , , ~11 r - . - __ : t Z6 a dtailed hart h 1 1 residents ow hoc; % ot 012 eac res, en 'aI candidate, committee seat and referendum question See Page _--k iM ,q :~[ -1 . 4-A S-A Dea Dr. Lam b I'ornscope &A - - . ~ -L $tt%!!M-_-.r;1 ~ X5~~La~_.N. . f -- . I. - T'S - - --.- - -j-,k~ji-4t - C, - __ . ; ~ -1 ,:~_- -. 9-11 A 1 P° Telesision " 1'I 18 r ~ .11 ~ 4 A . 9-A 4-A , !:t,.P., L A _~~_ ~ ~ ~.-1 L '! , .41IJ2.- - Cross,itiord Editorial 11 . ,z- 4 ,~-- M INDEX )tflCS - '/" precinct I i i - " Seminole County returns, art- Arourd The Clock Bridge - - 2 [~-_ ~ _.; --.j__,fjf!jA I - I da Victory . Complete Returns I .._~-. -19, 4 -, - . . M . Voters Approve Water Amendment It " ____ 4 it 7- : .1 ' I RMLLY... F w - !. 7 I - ' ,0& 3 ~ ' .- - by Garry Trudeau -y- ' ' _:.,,_ B) THE ASSOCIATED PRESS there were being "extremely Reagan, meanwhile, was tell. From the way they talked cautious" about the outcome. Ing reporters in Rock Island, after 'he returns were in, you So when the returns were in Ill.,thatheandhl,sta!f decided sould think all the candidates and Ford emerged with about before the primaries began t hatwe antedtodow in Tuesday's Florida primilry 0 per cent, the President said see if we had a candidacy based ended in a Lie for first place. President Ford, who won his results" but declined to predict Oil getting a sizable (vote) and fourth straight Republic2n pr1 a Reagan withdrawal from the we put it In every Instance (at) 40 per cent of thc sote mary with 53 per cent of the race vote, said he was overjoyed. i i I 10 . - Victors I - , I hA S.. rare The final analysis of the relationshipofctrcumclslonto I n lz~_L __ .:'" .~_:, 1, ,...,-- ,~ 44 -= 8 '. V,e_*~_10 2 , . % I - - -- f 7_ ,.?/ .V . - - . V I __-_ - .I, I,./J' Daily Dietary Allowances mean that a person who has (RDA) Send a long, stamped cancer of the cervix has had self-addressed envelope for varied and extensive sexual rnaffing. Address your letter to life. It can and does Occur even me in care of this newspa per, in virgins but this Is relati vely , . -- as reported to / / fj J formation on the daily dietary have multiple pirtoers are the needs can send 50 cents for The ones sho are most likely to Health Letter, number 4-6, have cancer of the cervix i.et Balanced Diet, Recommended me say at once that does not " - - , , p"?" I .5— Bot - -, i il~ ' L~ ______.~_-_-_--_ NO ____________ ..".;_..~_,. eers / 1. Recent studies show that the - I. I Continued On Page $-A) funnel cloud was sighted about ____.- - -. , Sheriff's deputies visually Tornado-like winds. part of tracked a funtiel cloud from the the widespread wind and rain Tuskawilla Road area east ,tnmL% mawned b% a cold front iinwarf-I r~viarin nnril newthtoo# mo%ing through the area, toward Geneva Deputy J M struck Geneva Tuesday af. Patton said a small funnel cloud ternoon, causing minor darnaft reporte(fly touched down on Sit -- _;I.~ eact. C.f f .; ;: P C wc o am g . I ori a .." ______ - -1 ~ aj~_ f 6 p.m. over Lake Monroe, but it did not touch down. It - "i_-i J j f, 4 I announced his personal support for Ronald Reagan. - - .--_ _~ . --- wte zagai Carter, st,atewide, got 34 ptr cent of the vote in U-je Democratic race to knock off Wallace, a big winner in Florida in 1972 with a 42 per cent plurahty. The Alabama governor got 31 per Local GOP Conunittee Chaimian Fred Streetritan Monday - __ i / ~W i , $I _L[_ - u . support throu'h the local GOP LI(1 been un ib!e to 'in ~ ____ 'l". -. MPAREP ... ___ - I ; . ~ national convention to be imu r I d . e handily, Ford supporters were complaining that they I ,..,I -.2.... . :~,_,_. II . I . ' Wind Rain Storm Hits East Seminole envelopes are enclosed The most interesting uestions will be used in this column and will receive coDies of JACOBY MODERN) k ___`1i"&&_-k"_ - - e pic CARNIVAL V__.~%i; belonging to passengers en route to Swiford, were sandwiched together or fanned out along both tracks. One track was cleared early ________ ftm--A Iuicial results showed tt'e • ex.Ge*gIa gorernor was takEn ____ %hlIe, scre bobbing around the tracks. generator to prevent an "It's a real coincidence that est,mated 800 gRIlons of diesel both happened here at Quanoil from oozing into this tico" Doscll said, "but the I accidents are not tributar% of the Potomac South was on lead and had to newspaper. The Jacobys will pick up the queen of spades in answer individual questionr order to hold the penalty to a- if stamped. self-addressecal mere 1!0 pointS The game was du plicale and South noted that minus 100 would be worth some match points since some Ea st-W %%est est :~f___~,~, . I ~~~AfW - -. ____ Orange oil ly.wria, tn ?,-In. trpins a day ;m the 11F&P passed and the d(ense I3an started out with two hearts (Do you have a question and two clubs before shifting for the experts? Write "Ask ava"11110 cancer of th a -' Additional studies since theri nave shown that it is more closely related to the social beha vior of th e individuals Involved. The incidence of Train Derailment Traced To Brakes yan - -/,) I I __ precinctsthedefeatwasasmuchaslotol. Among the four county contests for party precinct committee posts, Sus.an Lipton of precimt 54 took her ram with Ruth Grubbs Sleyer for a GOP corraWtteewriman spot by I&I-63. In the Democratic party, Cynthia Crain defeated J.C. estigators said It will islonday Delays of 15 minutes LsIurslh43y before five cars and been the norm since then the steam generator can be have for trains in both directions as vls-~_--, I'% lifted out of Quantim Creek and they wait for clearance to Ma use UUl f 1,.U1IUi.*$1 proceedtnsin'letilealon the This is a rather simple plas As declarer sou hold ace jack small of a South bid four spades rather opened and )OU simply plas low. 11 the suit is continued cheerfully although he didn't you h v k ed trick If , • not, you have gained timing, It rather hoped that East or pposed to have been first West would take the push to .. )OONF$BU1Y __ 141 I ic ories Also in the Democratic column, Chancy Walker won over elections, Robert Chambers 53-39 in precinct 3 for a comn-dtteemn office. Statewide, Ford defeated Reagan by 53 per cent to 47 per While local Cart er supporters were jubttant Tuesday night nrh'c cent The president ptckrd in Cr'U .* —. ceat. to know what a Bath Coup is. and how it got its name. -. - . then expected at 3-L Voters in all 54 precincts taned the Issue down, In some But, he added Tuesday, in- I ___ 1iW 1 fl .XpeC Alabama Gov. (kvrge Waflace won 28 per cent while U S. Sen. Henry (Scoop) Jackson of Wast"gton state received 16 per dragging for lieveral hundred to _______________________ that because Jewish =its are circumcised that th is was related to circumcision. cervix and I want to know If child circumcised, tlit really is true, motivation is misplaced. BLOWN F ft iNG W-A-AY d emino e Wtnf 14a1. II I 11all Pass Pass I opening lead - 2 V medical subjects by people who that there seems to be an advice column that women specific relationship at al.l. If who were married to cir- this is the only motivat.ion a cumcised men had less of a manhastobeclrcumclsedc*-a 1 ;Thto" - i n sUteiride Association of County Corrunissioners that said it was an effort by the state to take water managernent taxat.ion power out of local hands. — I DEAIIDR LAMB -Ircadin •.• _____-- C - How coo - "', nucirwy 5-- cent strong QUATI(.O, a. All The No estimate on the amount of derailment of 14 cars and a damage is available. About 40 steam generator on the Auto- automobiles are thought to be Train here Sunday has been inside five cars that are stuck ill traced to a brake rigging that the mud of the creek in about 10 ma) hase slipped feet of sdter Preliminary inspection of title rail car on the bank by a train as reached, said James Doswell, general superin official showed "two scratches tendent for transportation for and that's all th& i on i the Richmond, Fredericksburg the vehicles insait aps and Potome Railroad Co a ... -0 o# A - DEAR READER - No, women who become active Thom who want more in- stexual.ly very early in Ufe and P0 Box 1551, Radio City Station,NewYork,NY 10019 0 AY, FIRST - - ____________ 1111 pla% it cnneer of the cervix reveaLi . 4 teir ear game a rorth South vulnerable ,ldm milk, second choice low. cervix is about the same as fat fortified milk and about seen in the general American seven ounces of meat, chicken population. A :, i , I Thc equhalent of a quart of mllkaday(preferablyfortllled or fish a day will meet all the protein needs u n _____ 'F t I 59 per llczgan c=ied 29 of the cotinty's 54 preHricts to 24 for Ford. They tied in one* precinct. The election turnout was little more than one percentage lx)int Im than Setninole Supervisor of Elections Camilha Bruce Sup;y)se spades broke ' 1. Then South would have been minus 200, for down two. but East-West would have made 0 A K 10 9 feature is that of course the diet dividual creeds are. In groups should be baianced and include where the young girls are -11 61-- supervised and premarital son ____________________ COULD BE - include adequate amounts of cancer of the cervix In Jewish essential amino acids for the - nearly - - A K J 9 82 cereals The other important depending on what their In- ~r"J I L a. i5 l : ~ I griowing people are getting frooith (MlIfe ) _ V ...,l ,,Y / I When young people are growing of energy. This maybe ~' , , oi-I I want to add here is that it's '5~ [n that the . - important to be certal I & A Q 92 — kind of carbohydrates that f h 'L rz, /~ I .. _~w 61TJ %.- ,_,- - - ____ -11~ 1: ,.o ~. 10 I 1 JUST LIKE TUPID TWA SALEISM $I _L J, I I C ~' - (4 / m ~tj SWOULD W AV E TAKEN A LARGER Lamb , AW—A1 4_1 PRISCILLA'S POP _ a K J 1074 ' , -- " man high carbohydrate diets are not medically trained include all cereals with need ed That's an old wises tale The cereal fiber. vegetables and idea began tecause it was noted fruits which are Important that many Jewish women sources of minerals and seemed be .. ree of cancer of ile 41dittedialit: ful I ______________ ' 4 noted furher that ii spades ere 3 I the four heart con tract would have w heeled in so South banged down his top Dr. DEAR READER There is nothing wrong with a high f plant fucA was the major source of food energy for early Ia fl / 1Ir 9 lAST . carbohydrate diet. Most of the i, I - .- , -1 . -- . pairs would have been allowed to phis at a heart partial and AQ varied. Cultivation of cereal and t1e -, IN4 -1 -/ e r r".age'ncn' a 1a comnptro cr issue a In the Democratic column, f ormer Georgia Gov. Jimmy county commission plan to split the elected Clerk of the Circuit Carter gfirnered 35 per cent of the Seminole vote, outpacing 11 C,ourt's functions throLq,h the ri ointment of a county t BRIDGE -- U M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - What is lie danger in a Wgh earbohydrate diet for a fast growing, 13-year-old boy? He is PQECLATE IT 1. fnr Its 4 )'%I I) md JIF' J ('OBV L Chic Young (TO TAKE A DAY - ByLa Lawre nc e E La b J`Iew t tr / AT T b~ . TV , vffss ii - I had predicted. . Pearson by 8644 for committeewoman in precinct 2 while Wen- 18 for the November general election. The voters in Seminole 's 54 precincts turned down the water &! f... -.l:Id won the CcfliTitt.eman post in the same According to Mrs. Bruce's office, prisons can regLaici uuring management taxation limitation constitutional amendment precinct by 84-69 OVt Robert Pearson, an UflW8fUI candidate all these times but those n1Ifvthafter f cut-off a or e which passed statewide, despite I opposition Florida various elections will not be permitted to vote in those specific marched to their o%T. t-ine Tuesday, bucking statewind Lrunds to give the Republican nod to former California Gov. Ronald Reagan and turn down the constitutional amendmert on taxation Provide Energy -' t#" I - WIN I £56 ' l BLONDIE J -. . Seminole County voters . . \OIITII 11i / ' - a , B DONNA ESTES Hera ld Staff ' ness will be needed to achieve from an acquaintance youl~' , Carbohydrates ') - ( 1 - _-.- HkAW — 1, 11- 'i L~ - --- r you today. Persis 55 U."imm"1111- - __ -, - n e - 52 54 1 I _ __ - - ..- - Ford, Carter Win Statewide --- - N4TICIPITIN& 'iOUR CHANGE 'CJR WHOLE LIFE / —' - ________ .--- a - not be aware of what's hap. test. Genus of 47 Horse's gaii shrubs (syn) 48 Painful GEMINI(Nlay 21-June 20) Be pening. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- Jan, Dispatcned 50 Scottish aldeor sure that services you're Cultivate 51 Boys n,ime having performed today are 19) You may find yourself in. — — — — done by people whom you trust. volved in a new project with 6 7 8 9 10 with ano ther today. If it's to be exp Don't reriment successful, your goals must — unknowns. 13 — CANCER 'June 21-July 22 in harmony. I AQUARIUS 'Jan. 20-Fe. The course of least resistance u the most appealing Pessimistic associates could likelv . to be to you today. 'Mings that should talk you out of your good ideas be attended to may be today. Try what you believe in, P ovided there's no risk neplet'tnd .1 I I l. r"cjwreu. LEO (July 2.3-Aug. 22) L.. MMarch 20) i PISCES careful to whom you W, on Treatt ilI our fri rids equally (in!idtntl ii inform itlon toda) If It reaches the %Tong ears, it today or you may hurt some32 one's feelings unintentionall may be misused. 114 %IRG() (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Be lo)aI to those w ye been liefoic lending anything of true to You. — I lue to a recent acquaintance, I YOUR BIRTHDAY it may be wise to get to know March 10, I K6 this person better. by Stoffel & Heimdohl INVESTINII3. \'-- II2R.ETNG5, SiRE.' -•H! EE.' THAT , MAY I INTEF,EST SL -k QliX HI N' BUk ol , - ~~) I N THE PURLI4ASE SYLV$TER' OF T}*S EXTKAORDINAF,Y rj ~, JLILIME'~' I __- - I . t _,A.~ .., - - _ it I ~ :-.-- BUGS 3UNNY __ ,I I ;;It I _ I - - .i .r ../ ED "k — 24 125 23 A - % . by Larry Lewis SELL THE -HA , 11 - SAGITTARIUS(Nov. LI-DEt Z - - 21) Should you see a friend toodby tno long, It's very likely to being taken advantage of today, get shelved and never put to th speak up. This individual may 10 b I l - r ' CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 11 ~ -, - - — — IC Within (comb form) - 46 Brist e - 12 1 TAURUS(Apri-I 20-Ma)'20) If impediment 27 Seasoning — — — — — 3 Prepos tion 43 \ something special just for you about sometdng done to you In today. It might defeat your the past could overly influence purpose to bring an uninvited you in dealing with this person ..• person into the act. 3 S.int fat) 40 i 41 Smells 42 Speech 25 Chalcedony 28 Someone may want to do An ill feeling you're nursing m R I Coll. I flame 4 Conslellation 4 Comedian Mel ' TtJE6C*1 ~ I ONifIt, DOWN I (Ir ri'iJ I Goides o' Eskimo ciscorci 2 Low sand hill 20 Rearing menage) 3 Play t9 ii 0 . - 5 L_ inSlarce ft I.V-1 - . - _,*~& -1 A - _, 31 W. - Ji7 6A . 1 46 -; 4c p7l: . - -_ WHAW - V~ - rI1F n II Pardy cloudy and mild today and Thursday. Flr and rather !-DOI tonight. Highs In the ml,I to uppivr 70s today and aro,tnd 90 llurWay. 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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 09, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/50361869d78fd3036dbbc2c49d727f64.pdf 0775cdf7e7c6c2f4b12bf961ba7049ce PDF Text Text L. _ 68th Year, No. 170—Monday, March 81 1976 o Only Minor 3anford, Florida 32771.—Price 10 Cents Aboard Sanford-Bound Train Inluries 14 AutooTrain Cars Derailed * ')'' By RICHARD LONG were derailed at Quantico, Va., Six of the derailed can, flive were reported to be two derailment occurred. car to leave the tracks was the the 346 passengers who were Jack Homer, executive Herald Edilor early last night, just minutes auto carriers containing 40 crewmen and a woman One Auto-Train crew steam generator car, th e one scheduled to arrive here is manager of the Greater Sqn th Fc ...e cars 01 a &I-car after it left its northern ter- automobiles, and a stream passenger the latter who was member was quoted as saying immediately to the rear of the morning, minim automobiles, ford Chamber of Commerce, or Sanford rninal at Lorton, Va. generator car toppled Into the burned by hot coffee, that it appeared that a cap had passenger section, ________wuij clothing and personal effects. said that he was contacting ---------- _ The three injured pe rsons come off one of the tanks Quantico Creek, a large Goldstein confirmed reports Goldstein said th at Auto-Train officials to offer the -waterway that flows Into the were reportedly taken from the containing delsel fuel causing that the last car of the passengers would e provided services of the Chamber and its train and treated during a stop the fuel to leak along the tacks, passenger section was the plush rental automobiles, emergency quarters to assist Potomac River. the nthr car!, all at Richmond, Va., some 70 Railroad officials could not private car of Auto•Tr1n funds and Autc,-Tratn's In. were miles south of th e accident. confirm th is report. President Eugene K. Garfield, surance adjustors would be on According to Goldstein, a strewn along the tracks on the The derailment was the However, it was confirmed who was making one of his the scene to assist the crew was attempting to load noi'th 5' of Ui crc-c)' and suud in ii . days In almost thit dit 1 (ud leaking from the frequcot trip to Florida, . LULJL0U' utumutiles that itrC not number of automobiles and exactly the same spot. Officials submerged steam generator Garfield, according to Despite the recent difficulties extensively damaged onto a personal effects were scattered of Purcelivi lie the Richmond, car was posing a pollution Goldstein, set up a lemporary of tourists in obtaining rental special train at the crash scene. o ong its b al ks. an Th in Frederckzburg e rema der and Poto mac threat to the. Potomac River, headquarters in a motel near cars in the area, l3layney said Th is train will be sent to Sa n. ie of the train, carrying 346 Railroad,thatisresponslblc for according to Virginia Water the crash scene to direct that he had made arrange- fordandlsexpectedtoarrlveat [eesburg passengers, continued on to rail operations between Control Board authorities who salvage operations. ment.c for 85 cars which he about 6 p.m. Sanford after a two-hour delay. Washington, D.C., and Rich. said that some 1,000 gallons had Tom Blayney, director of believed to be sufficient to Goldstein said that the Only thee minor injuries mond, Va., reported that no leaked into the Quantico Creek. corporate affairs for Auto- accommodate the passengers. damaged vehicles will be FAIRr va 1' I were reported, according to cause for the lcmailment could Goldstein said hnw.'r u that. "± : - --, . — ivi t UQUIER A'tINGTQ#i,.. assunolea gruup Of arranged for 91 rooms at the temnu.'ial in Lorton Va At the ice president of Auto-Train, reportedly traveling at about 55 between 700-800 gallons. Auto-Train employes, In Shera to n Inn and the Holiday Although unidentified, they miles per hour when the Witnesses said that the first Sanford as they prepared for Inn in Sanford. (Continued On Page 3-Al Manassas Pk.@ Alexandria _____________________________________ —.---= t7 ,-. Ja Ma&asLort4. Warrenton PRINCE •) — - . ( - ' ) 4 P I' - - - > .. Into Water 6 - , 7 .c4 ' I , •. - retnrvi* , i. f4< Bewildered Passengers ____ WILLIAM -1 R j iç ( <1 uantico 2 0 fl , çi \ ., \ __ I I . - J 4 0 10 !AGYeCI, E SSEXX Mont'o 5 j C1ROLINE Ill< -- ' 404%WN r. .\ HANOVER a ii 'suand0 i i 'Pfltr; L9 g mfl (?cr iif! • 't nIt' land V1i1 3 0spr. New Ken' Sk'dci4 Wtst °Pnt em, G arde nsNEW KENT \ i" CHARLES "(flC ,&Chorlei to keep from falllngwhen the accident occurrecj Paul Stanchto, also a Long Island resident, Passengers were high m their praise of Auto- commented "This is my first vacation on a dconcrntha train butluessso1ongasnoonewashurt!can TmalnuffIclals,butmanyexr they had not been told just what would happen to aiwa)s get another car" th em when th ey arrived here without th eir cars Mr. and Mrs Anthony Iannrello of Ne York and personal possessions One passenger said Ctyadniitttdtobeingconcei-nedabouttheircar they were told only that upon arrnal in Sanford, and a ll their new vacation clothes. Mrs Ema m Derderian and her daughter, things would be "sorted out." As soon as the train pulled Into the terminal, Lisa, of Long Island, said there were a "lot of Auto-Train officials and insurance adjusters rumors circulating on the train. One artist was boarded the train to distribute forms to the crying because all of her paintings were In her " \C JACS YOQ,, C y (Jp Williamsburgh. "' - " j- i> L e - —,_ - • -- -- - I - 4 I A. . ( ..-• II11J - --'- f ii I y ",' J 1 .. - ! £"' \ - ci r .... - - J4 % A r* . i' - ' I - ' .• . -.,•,, —.-. ' - ' -F ' II car and she thought they were lost," Lisa said. A male passenger comme nted that aiter the Richard Lowe of Washington, Conn., who was Initial shock was over, some people I'got a pillow Site of dtrailment. Fourteen cars of Auto-Train enroute to S atrz, , ,eUng with his wife, brother and sister-in. and went to sleep. Some others had a lot to drinK a ford from Lotion, Va. (1) were deniild minutes alter Its La "Y y and went to a! Oth ers drank coffee and Scott McDonald, 1, prepared for all emergencies with water bottle aDipped aral h wait, a! t th departure at Quindco, Va. (2). Only three persons sustained only got one Ufe. Accidents are going to happen. wondered what was In store for them when they demonstrated for passengert Mn. Emma Derderlan and daughter, Lisa, how be grabbed a handrail minor Injuries and were treated In Richmond, Va.(3). I so as not to fall when part of Auto-Tratn derailed. (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson). We're lucky we weren't In a plane." fie added, arrived in Sanford the following morning. r' EttriCho 4 N am /07 i I UI.dUPerIC CH(S1(PFitLO Ci' 'IcIii Chester 0 C&o,31 - c \ --- rq!f2J :- the Potomac Ricr. '1 ti Ofl (D8 KING MO Kin W'Iham ô'.GoochIon-J AN Powhc,ioo H anover '1 who lost their cars and personalpossessionsina didn't know what happened until we looked back and saw waves in the river. Then we got to Virginia derailment last night As the passenger sec tion of th e train pulled th inking 'something must have caused those into the Sanford terminal, most passengers wa v es, and we saw three or four cars in the expressed bewilderment and concern Most river. Therewasnopanic Nottoomany people were vacation-bound tourists who suddenly were thrown around" Scott McDonald, 6, of Long island. N Y., said found their holiday turned Into a nightmare as was a' little seared" and grabbed a ha ndrail all 14 cars carrying their automobiles were he O. JISA k lowe's brother, WB. Lowe said, "You've got great people on the train have been. buy how "We're still alive. That's all that matters." have been fantastic." That comment by one person aboard the Lowesaidthattherewasa"seriesofjerks" passenger section ofanAuto-Traintriatarrived 'thcnthe accident occurred. ltdidn't come toa in Sanford at noon today seemed to sum up the screeching halt exactly" feeling of the 346 bewildered passengers, many Lowe said, "It was not all that thrilling. We 0 Wt5 to We're doing great because the Auto-frainpeople Bern 14ocini I SPOTSYLVANIA Mineral Herald Staff Writer 0 Get'rg r ) KINGG(Ofl[ Fredericksburg 0 t' ANG.. , • By JEAN PATFESON Falmouli 0 411W Just 'Happy To Be Alive Triangled STAFFORD ______ '1) 0 pa&wngers. "What the hell, w e're still alIve,"conunented ' Cr F Mdft Alftiiiii M =am rAM ANk =Ak — A101k MdOLdIft 0 AN k I AMIL . . - Aft tjUI1 JU3 VmlsoVIIUIIII IWU IMWVVb A A im= in - iviuy -- ____ U — %O U11111 10 AN1 Aft "Amw CAAW wamoatft RJiiii DIUI RIP .-—. 1 Ii g__tJ so I . II f I )F-h>1 zr ' pr, - CA E. 0 - ock 1t ti;!hiizi 9i QQ ., kiL!i . og1 1\! I " —_.. I % 11 E. S S I -. - - -• S. 1 0 40 4, V -M! ;; 1 2 , Cr 2 Fr o 5 -- ~, - - - 3.4 t . in . R1 5 F. rn Cr M. p . ir M ks Z Rigpz. - -- g vC iz~ !f9h /to U) 157 U I to çCr 07R - In F1 rf1? en '•" Q S L. 1% Z 1 IRK — II. r3 rn \ci /-:;ci-- 1' • ç " d Vol - fl1-sihIit-au Deadline Announced For Ballots ERIE Pr or 6- way to etvllpnup to PrId'nt Fwqj f ç,qiqj )4p pI., said that thlrnc may ry e., ww,m altar guuig to hope c .r, b: rcallze It is a 2-1 Reagan iducy, but inure rcentiy he has oeen winding up his Florida presidential primary th ey get better dur in g th e presidential campaign Jackson was trying to capitalize on his horse race, a very close race here in Florida," the urging his candidate to get tough with Ford or face campaign with assertions that signs of an economic year. Massachusetts presidential primary victory last former California governor said Sunday on the NBC the possibility of defeat. upturn may be only the election-year calm before a Democrats Jimmy Carter, Henry St. Jackson and Tuesday. Alaban. a's Gov. Waflace said "I'm going program "Meet the Press." And Reagan, who earfler insisted he wouldn't ne w storm of unemployment and inflation. George C. Wallace also were at their campaign to do well," but he declined to forecast his perra ce , it c o uld cTitice another Republican, seemed to be heeding close horse "I don't think that in a %bfle Ford campaigned from the White House tasks today, theeve of Ihe)ear's fourth presidential centage showing. lie won the Florida primary four be a loser for a challenger," Reagan said, arguing the advice. As he wrapped up his Florida campaign and said be thinks he has gained strength In Florida primary election. years ago with 42 per cent of the vote, as he did In New Hampshire that coming close is and prepared to move on to illinois and its primary because his economic policies "have begun to show Carter, Jackson and Wallace are the major enough when running against an incumbent March 16, Reagan criticized administration Carter, campaigning in Tampa Sunday, said real progress," Reagan questioned the significance Wallace can't possibly win the Democratic Democratic contenders, with Gov. Milton J. Shapp president. Ford won the leadoff New Hampshire policy and challenged Ford on the economy. of the figures that show employment up and in. presidential nomination and Jackson "can't get of Pennsylvania campaigning, too. The rest of the primary by one percentage point. He recalled the economic upturn that came with flatlun down. Democratic field Is on the ballot, but the other elected in Florida." But Reagan's managers had been forecasting a Richard M. Nixon's re-election campaign in 1972 "I disagree with the Idea that prosperity is "I intend to be the next president." Carter tuld entries have not actively campaigned. "And then, in 1973 the roof fell in," ne said. landslide early in the Florida campaign. LE hilt In ctnp m ' Approval Could Mean New Taxes Vote On Amendment Would Affect Water Supply meaning because water projTALLAHASSEE (All) "Right flow, the only WaY We "we're talking about Florida's Actually, water districts -11ey in.i~ ask fora mill and When voters cast ballots tcts in those areas are already can force these things out into water supply. we could give them only a half a which encompass several counTuesday for th eir presidential funded by real estate taxes. the open is to kill the amend"What could be more impor- mill or a qu.irter of a mill ," he ties and 65 per cent of Florida's favorites, they also will have a However, those taxpayers are meat," MacKay said. tant than water?" he asked, population, already levypropsaid, chance to vote for a state con- also paying part of the waterOne of the amendment's lie also said a levy could be Lewis said the amendment is erty taxes but there lies one stitutional amendnent that project costs in the other three strong supporters is Sen. Philip less than the one-mill limit be- necessary because each dIstrict of the problems, MacKay said. would affect Florida's water newer districts, which are fun- U. Lewis, 1)-West Palm Beach, cause of the required legislative needs assured funding in order "Why should we in Marion supply and the taxpayers' pock- (led from state funds which who admits the amendment is approval to set the tax for each to carry out water conservation County pay for Pinellas Coun. et. come from sales taxes paid by vague, but is quick to add, district. ty's water problems?" progr.-uns. If approved, the amendment everyone. Sen. Kenneth MacKay, " — would permit Florida's five Wa' ter mana g emen t districts to tax Ocala, is against the amend- The deadline for upplying for absentee ballots for Tuesday's presidential preference iirlinary Is s p.m today, according to Seminole Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce. Mrs. Bruce said her office has received 436 applIc a tl ons for ballots so farand%-o(,rswhohavenot property within their jurisdic- iiient,sayingitwon'tsolvethe lions for money to protect and re pro ems an yet returned their ballots manage the state's water sup- li ke telli ng the water districts may uO so until I • p.m. we don't know exactly what we • Tuesday. eida'. want do or how to do it She said the number of !''?d but you to1" 'I " T"-° here'money" ballots Is a good indication to one mill or for every 1,000 of that Tuesday $ voter property value. Legislative apOther opponents say the turnout will reach the proval would still be needed be- amendment is too vague and per cent and above level In fore any of the districts could could give taxing authority to Seminole County, adding a literal))' hundreds of little levy a new assessment. S.' per cent turnout was Gov. Reuben Askew and most drainage districts. registered four years ago. MacKay also said that if the of the Cabinet members have The election will be endorsed the proposed amend- amendment s approved, there canvassed at 10 a.m. nient but there has been .strong will be no further public debate Wednesday by one of the opposition from other lawmak- about the many facets of Floricounty judges, a county da's water problems — such as era. commissionei' and Mrs. For voters In South Florida who should get water, ho,% Bruce at her courthouse - and the Tampa Bay area, the much it should cost and how office, ballot question has a different tic decisions will be made. - C ommissioners A representative of the Central Florida Federation of Senior Citizens t.Iuos is scheduled to present plans for a new senior citizens center in Fort Mellon Park at tonight's meeting of the city commission, slated for 7 pm at City hail - ' ' Robert Lorman, chairman of the Federation's building committee, said today he will present preliminary plans and schematics for the complex, which Is expected to encompase 6,200 square Feet. ' - -- To Hear Center Lorman said the new seror citizens complex is needed because of critical shortage of space at the group's present headquarters, a trailer at Fort MeLlon Park. He said the new complex will provide office space f or Federation directors and staff, as well as a 3,400 square foot auditorium that will be available for meetings, dances, and other social activities of area senior ci$iuns. Financing for the pew complex probably will come from the federal Department of Plans Housing and Urban Development, Innwin said. He add-d that the plans for financing, a architecture c building itself, are still being worked out. Also on the agenda for tonight's meeting is a public hearing to consider adoption of an ordinance amending cable television rates; consideration of potential sites of the new city hail, and recommendations from the Planning and Zoning Conunlubn. _________________________ Today $40000 limit prize in the 11th annual Florida atru open, pix ed I the 0 CPU Wee k Pinar Country Club in Orlando. For details on his lest, 'Page 6-A INDEX Around The Clock VA Bridge Calendar Comics 4-11 4_p 4-1I - Crossword Editorial Derr Abby Or, Lamb Horoscope - 4-1 I ..tI_.l•! - Obituaries -- ---------- -- Sports - ---- 2- 1!, Tcle%ision Women Vi rfl Lit Sunday s high 81, today's low Partly cloudy through Tuesday. Chance of showers trough Tuesday. Details and tides on Page 5-A �w M 7P __ aio"_ 2—venng Herald, Sanford, Fl. M"nday.MirchLlclo 3-Year-Old Pronounced Dead At Hosp Legal Notice - - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE _ Longwood Child Drowns In Drainage Cana l NA110N IN By BOB LIAYD Herald Staff Writer A three-)ear-old area child drowned Sunday afternoon In a shallow drainage canal near Lakesho re Drive, Mobile Manor, sheriff's deputies said. Deputy Jim Hibbard reported R ep.W right Pafman D ies Or Pneumonia At 82 __________ - the five-foot deep water of the • 1. ..1 m the chamber battling b - £ _-- WASHINGTON' (AP) — Tnternal Reverne agents "are looking for possible crirWnal cases" growing out of the kickback and bribery scandals involving sonic canal near the trailer. major corporations, the agency has disclosed. WhHe declining to name the firms involved, an IRS - 2740 Lake Howell Lane, In south Sanford police reported t1ibbard said Mr. Broomfield Seminole. pulled the boy from the water Deputy Charles Coffee Johnnie M. KeHy, Aputment 57, Castle Brewer Court, mouth resuscitation until was found near the bmed boat Seminole Memorial Hospital JCXoacKs, oriues Catalog Becomes Textbook That time-h were rclwted stolen. resloence at Brisson Ave and limited finding work, Mrs Bollard says. reported thrt a $1,000 diamond bracelet, $100 In silver coins a - Two Candidates Retum - ----- = - y to participate in a biemdemiall I n - - - ' - - - I E e ri a deputies reported the WASUINUIUN (AF) —A CIA official is predicting that drugs will scime day inrlude holding a city hodaige to a threat of C,po,n rpfwd in hand over any narcotics. Veterans of Fo"ign Wus on Sunda. "Originally it was based on the Palestine Uberation and is spreading In Latin America." .r•\l ,,,_1 _'t UNCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Gov. J. J. Exon announced today he wiU Ille as a delegate to the Democratic naUonal cmvendw pledged to US. Sem Henry Ja&son of '-. •-,-,.,- -. - Sun:day rand confirmed that ne would seek a de.'egate slot On Jackon' behalf. He Said he would do whatever he could to help Jadwon win Nebraska's May 11 presidential - CHICAGO (AP) — Mcre ddWen we being cured Of L c1tLed1sase,sa)sa.'iwo eeresar = - - CT. j ,, 'j, .t Amehm Medical Associatim. I Edith Evening J1eraJJ - - -- Mor,da , March 8 - - U. 170 ay bt Tr* Sanlara Herald, lnc, 200 N. French Avo., Sanford, Fla second class Pe-s4" Paid al Sanford, Florid# 112711. 5 tens M(wi'. $2 . 6 Mnth $14 ZO Yr, Month, 12 ?0. A MonTht $16,10; 12 fAonthl, 112 40) a" F P&L s customers also pick up the $35-million tab for mnstruction of the ncw building and the $3 nillhon paid fur the site, says Florida pubflc counsel Woodie Liles fl'e plush utilit y office building, which opened last sunmer and houses 1,700 employes, hws bevn advertised as a model of energy efficiency, but it uses; almost twice adviable to Install rww sewer im provements generally described as 75S feet of 10 Inch se"ir main &no 33S feet of I inch sftwr main both &tong Crystal Bowl Circle. within the Cit of Casselberry, Seminole Costs.ngmelmoi Deceased thereafter as poisble at which time struclion and Zoning Board of theCityot Lake C rcuit Court for Seminole County, Publish ma~ch 1. 1176 me ad tIE X 31 cirms of which is Court House, N Park Avenue. Sanford, Florid& TOi NOTICE All property owners Ard representative of the estate i Grace till lots lands and parcels (4 lands E. Bates. whose address IS 717 adjoining and Contiguous or Boston Avenue, Altamonte Springs, aboundIng and abutting upon the Florida. The name and address of following described now Sewer the of improvement located within the City forney are set forth Wo*, Of Seminole County nieces and ne phews costs Inc tudng interested Peril" for and against engineering and administr live the recommended change of toning Costs in the &fmunt of SII.SS764 All interested persons art notified Mll be heard. Said hearing may b4 continued from lime to lime until that the description of each proper ty final action is taken by the Planning to be illlse%sed and tho amount to be Attorneys for Altamonte Sprthgs was Indicted The appropriations subcommittee recommended that General Services Director Jack Kane, 47, and five aides be fired. The agency Ic responsible f or construction, purchasing maintenance anid other housekeeping matters. or Budget Tops $5 Billion TALLAHASSEE (AP) *S$*Swd to each parce may be oscerfained al 'he office of the City Clerk of :he City of Catselbery. Florida. mis ()ATEO ivteei eT I Tuesday s walking bzies ALL CLAIMS. DEMAND S. AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED L L BE FOREVER BARRED Grace F, qaies AS Personal Ri.prescnta tive Of the Estate of Everett Chester Bales F Fish er en, pa-st worshipful masta. of Masonic Uidige a past w1vthy paum of French Fries, Tater 'rots Tri Tatars Tossed Green Salad record wid the cmcfl wW "andfry. PA. P.O. Box 127) consider bdI approvals. Orlando. Ifflorida 121M An otdinswe vacating and 7,ftphone: (Mi 6439S00 the Eastern Star, a member of Baked [)ffl abandoning a portion of L the Sluine Llub. Scotlish Rlte. Roy CIO am awny oulet Holl, Milk Butter celot Way mid Guinivere court leader in the School Menu is s6eduled for first reading. I -- -- Reubin Askew Deremm Gurney, Grny & Attorneys for °efsonat ublish: March I, s, itifii P "firnalf of tne itiinstruction costs including engineering and administrative coils in the amount of op. Proximately $31 0OO All Interested s are tha,,pi,oMcrjp,i" t 0tilid 0# each proWty to be $$iS5ed end the amo(,dtob to each parcel may be ascertained at the Office 0 thi City Clerk of ihiff city os Cauciberry. Floticia. DATEL) this lit day Of MArch, A D. )976. City Clerk Publlth~ March 1. 15, 197& Freeman also said that the again before the commission and ash for ap. county commission, under its L will be taught by Seminole Community C~Ilege struictors. ()j1t Court Clerk Arthur the JR.. and It married --WIRTS, GOP Official Favors Rea an and rotors IL (doi'i net in- __- clu(it. ro-ar OR 1UT1 )P Install ri' reported that passengers i any person can make ignifit.nt draulic system,add fluid a 0 4 9 : I• - Potomac Potaniac JUver inlet to redijec any long term d the danger of fire from river because it is Comthat poilt parafively wide at gasoline, leaking from the submerged cars, and the deisel and probably wil.1 be able to oil that flowlid from the rup. disperse any oil remaining after -• .4inn. ' •I... .1 gove*rnment working In the traditional Washin gtonsystem. 'Ronald Reagan's experjnc'e d and Virginia Water Control of the largest states has Byroade said that he remained calm throughout the tw"our delay. Many com- estimated the leakage to be between 700 and 800 gallons, the pleted their dinner in the dining mrit and ritheira ehqttpd in thp amount that Goldstein said the car was carrying. lounge areas. The Virginia official added, Meanwhile Quantico firemen e ' that he did not expect sprayedchemi cals on lured generator car ;;!:* __•*_,_t linings oil four wheels 0 Repack front wheel bearings 0 inspect brake hy- -- - - - s governor of fine a much better background for E eryday P0 %Tn v Congress or the Senate," Streetnuin said. 1 oil r or Ti r I? Trqin is fully insured. "Our from Baltimore had been someone like Regan can rrove the people to action," Strectinan Wendon is to replace those rushed to the area hi an efiwt to said. things that are "placeable." contain the leaking oil and Witnesses at the scene pre%vnt its spread into the the cleanup crew corn- And, the U.S. Coast Guard pletes Its work. A]ImWether'78 Ref To Seek Franchise I Utfl fl000 ietueii iiwiiuuus wiles t: liutli with polyester cord that 'stempered in an eclu 'r process for optimum strength and resilience. The rib tread is well grooved, provitling plenty of traction edgvs for decisive grip. In ever) detail, this tire gives %,oil hone%f otilify at i nrirp thVc in clon wilb th" - representative of If and W the past 10 years. In the midRefuse service will urge the 1%0's the city granted an ex- city council at its 7:30 meeting clusive franchise, but abantoday to grant an exclusive doned the exclusive franchise l rbage and trash collection method after one yer. Other Items on the agenda for orvice franchiie. the governmental meeting Proposals for exclusive request fromJohn garbage collection franchises lU u e halashian for a license to have been protested by city conduct a family education murisellng ervice from his Sk lark; Philip Malarae concerning businesses being conducted from a y ONE PRICE ANY SIZE LISTED E78, 14, f78 14 G.78-14, G78,15 blackaill, with trade - , - t 17 f flad4e .1 it Plus $182 to $2,65 F.E.T., deptriding on sue. WkIlosrlls Ivit $3 mort. Listed sizes fit models of Dart Falcon, Vega, MustanL Carnam, Chevrolet, Charger, Cougar. Ford,Century, Cutlass, Ouick,CnndPri Olds , An Mt Do dge -, -=--- - SEND THEM A MESSAGE residence In Winsor Manor, a - Co. on maintenance for thecity's water storage tank; request from Robert Gelm to speak to tlw board about late charges on water bills, bids on A 01h day of February, AD. 1916 A MARCH 9 Darden 1 1 Political Advertisement Paid For By Dr. & Mrs. R. L. Bass compensation supplement prograin underwritten by the Colonial Life and Accident :- 7Fasi A water pipe Inn installation SR434, east of SR-427, and bids on a tar pot for the street department, and a presentation froin Jwy Goldstein arid Ray Smart on a special workman's Arthwr if BirCkw0h, Jr cl"k Seminole Coinly circuit Court Publish Feb. 23 L MarciP, 1, 6, 0. 1976 DEW 134 tem Goldstein said that Auto- said that a private cleanup finn survive the overpowering growth and size of government unless (SEAL) N draulic - trucks te chnician with the be able to make th em work unless he can gain the support of the These personal effects will be Water Control Board, an people." the local GOP chief said. sent to Florida by bonded gency charged with main"Sly view is that the American essenUals of individual taining safe water standards, freedom, profit motivation and national strength will never movers, Goldstein aWd. DONE AND ORDERED at San CJU .sefnirsOle County Florid thiS Mary lii parts WrA if reeded 2-%1heel Front Disc: ln~iah (Iiir. brake pads 9 Repack and inspect front wheel bearings e Inspect hy- Our mechanics electronicalk' to increase tiro-fine tune your engine • Ne I (iints. plugs & condenspr 0 Test mileago- and improve steering arging/ starting systems, adjust safely 0 Precision equipment, r tre or e r icnced mechanks maintain a used Snooth runnin g engine Includes helps ensure a precision alignDatsun, lit ment. ' tom nt Fred Streetznan, chairman of the enitho1e County Of th? Clecluil court an or Wore the 76thdayfif March, 1976. it y,,v laillo do $0, judgment by default will te taktn aga;nv you for the rtlltf remanded in the complaint By S4 less for cars with Electroric Ignition c2rs salvage everythin g possible control CLARENCE ELLWODWiRTS ' 88 Md $4 for 8 cyl., $2 for a ir cond give favors to an "inordinate number of elected officials and party hierarchy to bring them into his camp. "Although (President Gerald) Ford has made a commendable effort through his use of the veto power, I do not believe same Ume, the crew is sorting with the threat of pollution. J R,, am It married WIRTS, his wife lit Hanover Road Reisterstown.Maryland 6 Ircr-1 wobeel Board staff members wre,tled governmental management than lifelong schooling within the wIfe Orf endant TO: CLARE4CE E. WIRTS, JR a 88 made c`3 prts ex;ra if needed Streetman said he was iipiefled to make the personal en- JwWW""IFUM %oUrb_ (Continued from Psige I-A) IS k dorseznentaltcr seeing the power of the incumbent to withhold or uLarmieu inTO Vif Wer a $ 88 Ficludes Revenue Department vs. ra es- B management and cost ac- Pat GlIssion. director of the counting skills. will save office of anagement Analysis Seminole County thousands and and Evaluation (OMAE), said thousmds of dollus in the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR bAD - • Please phone for appointment • Includes light trucks Engine Alignment money for education of county educate county personnel in California governor. CLAP FNCE E W1RTS • Complete chassis lubrication oil change and filter • ui s ensure Ion wearingarts / Front-End Wgher fees and $5 million froin in(resed auditing by .1. - & smooth, quiet performance saiditIsifleltospendcounty spending a few dollars to tmplo)es ./ ( ner on expected improvements in economic conditions some I -- ' ran ra e o 10140 rade iO extia. S county. oran- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE .1 - in. Freenian of the inforri-iation contained in the county's policy DE x 40 1 0k Up to 5 qts of major structed Glisson to Inform urging local members of the GOP to cast their baHoLs in Tuesday's presidential preference primary for the foriner I Af AIZ 11 Lube,01*1 & Filter 88 terest in attending the basic Countv Cominiission Clwirmanagement courses, which man Michael Hattaway in- General revenue spending, the flexible core of the state budget, would increase $216.8 nMon to $2.48 bilbon based NOTICE TODEFEND FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR TGAGE A SSOCIATION, IRA WA - courses ploes have expressed an in Repubhean Executive Committee and state committeeman-electii CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. 914 1344 422 04111 proval of a $10 per person fee home rule powers, could pass today announced his personal endorsement of Ronald Reagan Hawthorne onto Slwor4s. Fla. 111SI Sgw I appear ding ding. w Orlin460"I mandgement courses The cost tome) said funds may be spent bOon is a $563.7 milhon increase over this year's spen- City Clerk Publish - March 0, 15, If?& W per employe at $10 per course. for non-credit courses designed At a workshop meeting today, to upgrade the skifls of county Andrew said he wW have to employes in their jobs. Askew s propcsal for the 176-77 fiscal year of $502 1st day of Mar'P, A D. 1976. (Seal ) - the chief executive's ret,orts while financial statements for November, December and January wIll be read into the wasa lay Go recommended tod?y a state budget topping $5 billion for the first time. , Dwing the regular Meeting following the hearings, Mayor Gerald Clirb!trwn will give — 41*1,uI* Alta pro grain whercoy cuunty cantidl apend itioney tor crectit employes could attend basic courses. But the county at- to legal to use county money to is upgrade basic pay for the courses. management skiHs of superFreeman's lnti'rpretatlon of 1sory and mar.agement per thtee days u(lietsrui The Public Hear" will be hold of considered. The City Clerk of the City of the City Hall, City of Lake Mary. Florida, on the nrd day of March, cas4ciberry has In her posmsion ati 1976 al 1:00 p m. or as soon engilneer-s estitrate of the con Gecirge Speer Jr. Of Speer L Speer, P A Sheriff's detectives la',er Ill Magnolia Avenue arrested two juveniles in the Post office so, 1364 case. Samuel Will Potter of Sanford, Florida 32771 M Cabinet To Hear Dispute $100.000 wEre also listed on the agenda for the scheduled OOAF46. FIC 31*4 I on meeting t manual. The boards theory behind month, county attorney Thomas Freeman said that it is financing management courses Other charges involving the allegedwaste of more than against each property owner will b. poses taxes In his interpretation of t as many kilowatt hours monthly as a downtown high-rise building cma!ler In area pr in ting order was the first item t oday 1 n Cabinet hearings which could cost SIX highly paid General Sen Lake ,Mry, Florida and more fully sich time the owners assesvd and other interested persons may op cri as follows to wit fil Drnve Alastorn Trail for attendance of managerial sourLts other than property (ourses At a meeting Last month, the books and other materials. lie the expenditure of funds for also said about 90 county em- both credit and non-credit YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Hood Iraq-',for Co. bursement to county employei courses can be taken from 000 homes in the city of West Mmibut the bill gets paid bnd the med. It the 4,614 feel of J Inch sewer main described property. to.wit: claim i vel due, the date when if along iris Road, Kenlis Road, Lilac Lot 14, OF THE COLONNADES. i become due shall be stated. 11 Road and also lits 7be Friends of The St. Johns. recreation, and the water feet of I Inch Ind Seciioon, according to the Plat the Claim is contingent Oak wood Drive thl, asreded in Pt Book 16 a loca l organization dedicated supply, according to J.T. t,Quidated the nature of the: of CilliSelbtrry, Page 14, of the Public Records W?flthC He went into the r of the to the preservation of the St. Turnipseed, grt;up's certainly shall be stated. It the Seminole County, Florlda, Stmin0le County, Florida. business, later becoming a k a 120 claim is wureo, the Security %hall John.s, River, Is scWuled to president. tj-,described Tht cla;mant shall all costs as pre. -sident of Roper Bros,, Inc. per Resolution No. 301 of Florida. together with Wnt;nghovle meet tomrrow night at 7:30 at deliver suff icieni Copies Of the claim the City Of CaSHIberry. Flor;d& Roper Growers Cooperative First Feideral Savings Range (No KS I 3OR XGI). & Loarl in 11, the clerk to mable the clerk to TAKE NOTICE that a public Wellinghouit Refrigerator and Dlamnd R. Ferfilizer Co., INO 11`1611 One COPY to each PerUmal hearing will Sanford. be held on March 22 RTIIILLXG) Air C onditioner vice president of Winter representative 1976 al 7:30 pM he City Hall al Lutaire Inside (No Unit A plan, developed by the St. All Per Sons intereift-d ~n the estate which lime I he owners assnsed and Garden Citrus Products CDL0?2FEJ), Condenser unit his Notice of Water Management CASSELSERRY Public .0 whom a copyhasofbeen 1 mailed are other interested persioni, may op. Outside I No ECDQ24GKA) located Administration Pear before the City Council and be their0 ;m and thrr-on the Florida Otrus ComniLt;nn. District, to restore the river is hearings on water aM T HREE MOlt I heard al to bmnfiled nsi you, and you THS FROM THE DATE OF 7HE V16111blilly of lifelong f makinv the Im are required I I your FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Proverntnts, Cost$, method of ons we r or pI P lod! er named honarary chancellor of meeUg. the city council at 7:30 p.m. 140T ICE, file any O ngV19 0&IhceovC tonplaint bjection% they Payment. and the assessments on the Plaintiff- % attorney, again s t ea ch property owner wilt t PATRICK MCGROTTY 130% Brick are of Interest to persons in djtv of the derendan$swHi -jInprs nut. u It 101, Miami, &cttA of laws degree. He was a vO th C y of Florida. and file the original ans*cf reprewtative or flit venue )r r'.ij before returning to the famfly homestead. lit Published Daily ailS H-nt Oeiivrty Elliott colintv Public Wo r V-!, exrio-nditdre of ifunds ~-s been qucted Bailey had 1-tcr. tou'-fwly the an, i1rowning V()b Andrew revealed derived frein .-id va!orem taxes m saying Trminagi_-ment per. challenging ~'u r Cs (juali. strongly objected to the lin of today that a rewrch of the for education of county em. sonnel also need a constant fictiow us in expert witness questioning. minu tes of a recent County ploycs update on the state of the art Friday when he suddenly thun Fort said he told the Hearsts Commission meeting shows no However, Glisson said funds conceming negotiations with dered a startling accusation, "that if there was any way posauthorization for reim. to pay for the management labor unions. ngrily asking Fort if he had sible, it would be desirable to along Crystal Bowl Circle, within the City of CASSO!berry, Sem.nole County, Florida by the utility's customers. --:--_________ neros1s 'brought on o the pe- Bailey" nod she spent wi th the SLA beCarter reprimanded both Harry fore the robbcr mPnardw -" - "tntocease today that It appears that the future eountvs policy manual doe,not Commissioner for the courses plus the cost for an ordinance which would allow 4.614 I"t of I inch seweir main along iris Read, Kentja Road, Lilac SUIT TO Road and also "I feet of I Inch FOCIECLOSE MORTGAGE sewer main along Oakwood Drive. You, CLARENCE E WIR75, JP all within the city of calstiberr y, a k a ELLW above court a written statement of Sem'nole Cou nty Florida he attend one room school Engstrom, Winter Garden Edward J Pender WIRTS JR ENCE and It mriM °0t Rev any Claim of demand they may YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED WIRTS. his wife, and all those house in Beulah for eight years. eight grandchildren, three Stacy Selph and Rev. Ernie have Each claim must be in writing that the City Council of the Ci y of claiming any eight, title or interest and must indicate the basis of the casselberrY. Florida, has deemed He then moved to Sardord, great-grandchUdren and many llaw% officiating. it by. through of under you, are hereby claim, the name and address, of the advisable to Install rw* sewer Ins. where he was in the grocery notified that a complaint to foreclost creditor or his agent of alfornoov. nessee 97(,—Vu IAN11 (All) — Florida Power & Light Co.'s new office . --•-- Management Course Funds Must Be Requested Again building here uses more eleetr'icf ty each month than all 2, Trio Ip.s. City rcliunclI of fris. city Cf Casselberry, Florida, has deemed it - on whether Fort's answer will robbery because she was in fear 1974 bank robbery with the avoiding a public trial, but he psychiatric expert to testify in be rl,'owed to stand. of death or great bodily injury." Symbioijese 1.1beration Army hotly denied the "dirty con- the rebuttal phase of Lhe case. Friday touched o some court 11e law yers debated the Fort, testifying for the gov. "soldiers who kidnaped her in notation' in Ba.ley's question He said he did not believe room fireworks that left both question for more than 20 min- ernment, replied, "No," as February 1974. Moments later, Bailey Miss Hearst was mentally ill or U.S. Atty. James L Browning LItes before Carter said lie Bailey yelled his objection and Miss Hearst testified that she prompted another verbal ex- disturbed on the day of the robJr. and defense counsel F. I^- would think about Bailey's ar- furiously told the judge that participated in the holdup to plosion when he asked Fort bery, and he backed the govavoid being killed by the SLA w he t he r he had encouraged the ernment's claim that she had . Browning Browning ment should be allowed to get and noi tell Bailey. When the professional opinions on ttr witness denied the accusation, Small Tricloir. Small Price 121 tP diesel recntaJ ufle on th e day of the Bailey hissed, "That's ab holdup because- the defense pre. solutely false, Dr. Fort." ionmm sented three psychiatrists who The witness shot back, said she suffered -traurnatic "You're lying about it, r. 333 feet of I inch sewer main both County. Florida Home Park to RM2 1 Mobil. Home and to provide for the assessment Ivy L. Prucha AS Personal Repr""to lives. of the Estate of RoWt L. Bennett, drug ' s afte' r they weren't able to trial. of WinW Garden and devotvi much of his time to raising md showingi hLs diamplon Ten. the past was acconipartied by a "fatialistin outlook." - Power Company Uses Plenty I All cersoins Interested in the estate Park. as Pi;d classillcallons re all costs as W Resolution No. mi of the City of caistiberry, Flwlda. described In the Zoning ordinanac Admini%tration has b"ri mailed aft of the City of Lake Mary, F;orida al TAKE NOTICE that a Public required WITHIN FOUR MONTHS hearing will be Mid on March 22, proper ' Donald Pinkel. a Medical r.*Uege of Wbavisin pediatrician, surveyed recent advancts. in clWdhood ---- based on current gasoline retail prices. Hearings Set lfl Cass 1k erry Cancer Cures Cited - th: City of Lake Mary Florida that a auantitv of narcotics and sestigate and prepare for the Citrus giant L Frank Roper organizations ••- - .-.- Notice of Public Hearing v"-" have opposed the hike which would raise $130-million demands against the estate are of Winter Garden died Saturday Survivors include his wife, Funernl services wW be neld required, WITHIN THREE MON at the age of 84 in West Orange Mrs. Ma" EHen; son, Bert at 3 p.m. Tuesday at First YHS FROM THE DATE OF THE Memorial Hospital. The son of a Edward RoW, Winter Gar. United Methodist Church, FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE,tofile with the clerk of the pioneer Winter Gar(kn family, den; daughter Mrs. Mary K. Winter Garden, with B Exon To File As Delegate - Florida. to wif~ 7SS feet of 10 Inch wwor main and jnnrcn Pian for ;, -, :.-, # ft., ment spending, Askew said he is seeki~,the gasoline tax hike to stimulate ernploym2nt. But powerful legislatrs That part of the S I ;of the SW 1.of Pear before the City Council and be fl, Townsnip 20 South, Rarat of the personal representatives ° Xl East lying northerly of Lake visability of maki the rn the venue or jurisdiction of the Mary Blvd. and Sanford Avenue. provoments. court Citrus King Is Dead At The Age Of 84 Fro4, but now It employs recruits from all over the world PubI,IhMarthl IS 22 39 1976 er ct%s a no i ic that the description of each properly NOTICE to be amessecl and the amount 10 be TO: All property owners and a.,, assossed to each parcel maybe other persons interested in all lots ascertained at the Office of the City iandt. and parcels of land!, adjoining of Cassifilberry. and contiguous or aboundis-0 and Clerk of the City Florida, abutting topon the following DATEr) this Ist day )f March, described new tewef improveen?% SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A Bailey tense with rage gument over th e eekend only the jury had a right to an visited Miss Hearst's parents avoid a publ ic trial and I felt a ischlatnc expert who has disBailey was particularly an Bailey had sr.apped to his Feet swer that question behind my back to try to fix public trnl would be destru: juted Patricia lIeirst s claim gered at one of Browning's when Browning asked Fort if, In The defense attorney argued this case." live to the defendant her famithat she helped rob a bank Un- questions, and U.S. District his professional opinion, the 22- that "the ultimate Issue" In the The witness conceded he had ly and society." tier fear of death was scheduled Court Judge Oliver J. Carter year-old newspaper heiress trial was whether Miss Hearst urged Randolph and Catherine Fort, a critic of sensational 10 return to the witness stand postponed until today a ruling "participated in the bank voluntarily joined in the April Hearst to explore ways of trials, was the first prosecution By ED PRICKETF tleradStaff 5tvrfter tax Increase — Askew's hotly contested rplan 1 to 7 s-percent le, on wholesale gasoline Deputy Clerk aim or demand they may have. Each claim Florida Probate Division National Security and Foreign Affairs Committee By Lillian T Jenkins to whom a copy of this Notice of raic'w disaster. "rerroriun will get wurse," said William E. eWn, deputy director of operations;fw the ClA, who spoke to the Jr Clerk of Circuit Couri located within tre City C asselberry. Seminole County were bruised but not seriously injured, TA11AHASSEr# (AP) — Indus:rial development, new prisons and state employe pay ra ises rated high priority in the nearly $5-billion lri&77 budget Gov. Reubin Askew planned to detail today Increased by modest revenue ga ins after stand-pat spending, the budget contemplates one major Aft ill ere ri Terrorism Increase Predicted Arthur H Beckw,th s, Askew To Detah 8-u 'diger' Petition. ISEAL) police arrived at the scene near State Road 823 in Davie. The victims in the Sunday crash were Identified as James B \ 2 a dairy-farm laborer, daughters Jenny, 3, and Dana, five weeks; and two stepchildren. Joey Dale Collins, 5, and Bonnie Otinger, 9. The children's mother, Lifly McDowell, 28, and another son, Lu%un, police said for the relief demanded in the to file with the clerk any be ( c,qfautt will be entered against you construction costs including Personal Represerds DoUar Prescription Center, 7% shot apparently missed the by the Sernincile CoLnty Grand lives THIS NOTICE "If be posted in U.S. 17-92 Fern Park, and bandit. Jury for robbery. A circuit Publish: Feb. 27, March 8, 1976 three (3) public places within the Gessin wasbehi nd Witnesses ti the nei ghCity Of Lk Mary Florida •t th e judge dismissed the indictment OCA counter. borhood told investigators dot agaimt Potter, then a 17-yearIN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Ci!y Hall within told City, and A)outh, believed tobo16to In the Evening H er ald, a they saw a man running from old jtnenlle, but an appeals SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA I general circulation I n )ears of age, wearing a black Illie rear of the store with paper PROBATE DIVISION the City of Lake AUry, Florida, on# court reversed the ruMg and FILE NUMBER 76-2-CP and orange ski mask entered bag in hand, jump a fence am time al , .t IS days prior to the In Re; Estate of n announced, This is a dash toward the nearb) Lake- oirdered Potter stand F' F RE Ti CHEST ER B ATES,atoresa hearing In addition stickup," and pointed a pistol at O-The-Woods Potter is in custody and townhouse Deceawd. notice shall be posted in the or to be cons;oered al least Is days tea of he NOTICE OF e th 65-)ear-old druggist or- com plex scheduled for trial at Sanford date of the public hearing, ADMINISTRATION dering him to put the dare's Deputies Eald d search of the the week of April 5. The Case TO ALL PERSONS HAVING DATED: March 41n, 1976 S: Kay Sasiman money ina paper bag fiumished area failed to turn up the had been docketed for trial this CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAIRST by the City of Lake Mary, OTHER PEI .SONS INTERESTED Gesdn complied after the On Jan. A IM, two juvenfle and defense attorney aoked for IN Florida THE ESTATE: gunman threatened to shoot boys armed with arifieheldup a continuance saying they YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED GARY E MASSEY turn. bandit demanded Gessin's store and escaped with needed more time to in. that the administration of the estate " E. arinuiren vivo. f ,EVNettChl'ster Bates deceased Aitarnont, Springs Florida I sion. ----- All persons having claim% or demand% against the estate are required, WITHIN FOUR MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST each personal representative Am 10 I U y customers in major decisions on legislation to reconstitute the Fedl , tatives is set forth below chall"Vies the validity of the and has shot at them with his .22 Ges3in fired one time at the caliber rifle. youth who had taken an wiAt noon Saturday there disclosed amount of cash but Wayne L. Hays, D-Ohio, has set a goal of Tuesday to reach - 4`e ON THlj NOTICE e y Obiec oin they may have University of North CaroUna at Asheville. In the House, Administration Committee Chairman - ,VV ° PUBLICATI them sideration in either diamber, but ccrnmil1ees were expeeW to be busy. - Two other persons were able to crawl out one of t he car 's windows arKlsat atop the submer i'dwrecka until enable the Clerk to mail one copy to change of :ning from M 7 Mobile Sbrubberj Missing Principal Robert Skaggs told b2ndlLs who robbed his store Gessin in pursuit with his rifle mW corgddarat,ion this week. - Bennett reported the suspect had to be restrained following a today, will fly Into Asheville tonight for a speech at the Little major legislation was scheduled for - the ttc date Alien It will btconlie d6c lu irlitiUM if MAY CONCERN shall be %fated If the claim is NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by contingent or unliquidated, the the Planning and Zon:ng Surd Of D. get the cash register open. 7be youiths fled saws U.S. 17-99 2 as Gessin fired his rifle at Housemtelllgencereportareamongthetopicsupforcon-. - f amily returning from a when their car plunged into a Broward County canal, raLsing the weekend highway death count to 13. funeral in Alabama following property in Seminole F lorida. The Cil) of ciisseibeirry has in Its possestion an engineer's estimate of engineering and administrative td, wfhn adiRtba .3 1 A %j " nuc. Jamaica, New York. 11432. Th fore name and address of the Al. ney for the personal represen. with criminal mischief, assault Harnett said a shotgun and na ture of the uncertainty shall For the wcond time in 14 TTe masked youth, descriWd months Fern Park druggist as "very nervous," then fled Alexander Ge.min has chased from the store on foot with WASHINGTON (AP)— Social Security taxes, jobs, the Federal Election Commission and the leak of the secret - ,,, considered ciaimed If She claim i not yet out, residence of Raymond J Jones 815 Valencia Cow! West. Patrolman Steven N: provements. Costs, met muenots payment, and the asse sn o against each prorwirty owner will be City Clerk Publish: March I 1971 must be in writing and must Indicate DEX 38 the bails for the claim, the name and a(mresi of the creditor or his agent CITYOF or allornev. and the amount LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Sanford police today were Revolutionary War battle. Ford will face Republican chaVenger Ronald Reagan In the March 23 primary. Carter, who wU 1 wind up his campaigniug In Florida Congress Considering Issues = Firearms Stolen Uses Rif observance cemmcinmcrating the Guilicad Courthouse - and IA. Roy Hughey responded Area D ru99I $ P r u Of Pobl% President I'crc! also is scheduled to make a visit to reensborn uson Aven: h' _ today. Dr. Joel Fort's appearance By The Associated Press hiS wife YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the City Council of the C'tv o PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. (Seal) cur1 a Mary W HawThorne d.afrd Press state - r color television and stereo struggle at the residence in the sheriff's deputies that weekend election about two weeks away, DemoraUc. contenders Carter and Henry - Wit slated. It the claim is secured, the said Board will hold a publichearing Ln luls-7 '41dway com- an d battcry, attempted three r1fles were rcperUd taken security st.all be described. The at c:oo p.m,, on Tuesday, the 73rd munity east of Sanford. burglary and resist1ng an of- in a burglary at the Jones claimant "If deliver sufficient day of March. 1976 to Deputy F M Stewart ricer with violence copies of the claim to the clerk to residence Consider a recommended ariuit heads oi hiouseholds whe are looking for jobs. 11w language barrier has prevented rnany refugees from Mill; Sanford Floricta777) The pesonaI representatives of this estate are Edith M. Elliott, whose address is ,,,, shooting Patrolman Joe A also took W in coins and legal Robert Vasco lUmpson, 22, of papers and documents from his 2900 S. Sanford Ave., Ssnf(xd, States. Karen Bollard's 5tt-month course is me of 90 federally By Toe Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division. the address of which is em nole County Courthouse, at Attempted Burglary pocket watches that burglars of Lake Mary, and charged Vietnamese refugecs and other newconiers to the Uted man Florida, tO visabillty of making pending in the Circuit Court that in addition to a color burglary a the reside nee of Pat probing the theft of firearms Itele vision, stereo and tbree gold Jenkins, 141 Exter Ave., south valued at $685 from the The Sears catalog has been elevated to the status of textbook in the school's "survival English" course for - Legal Notice ______________________ •1.., Joseph Watkins told deputies to a report of an attempted College for the teaching of basic English funded adult English classes in the state It -i___ televisions, stereo equipment d MIaced cGA,'s Reader at Tacoma Community Boom= County • i A portion of ouetris Mirror South a A017 River Grove Circle cl,stance of io,sso iin"i teeil and a Memphis, Tennessee 3#i2t portion of Oakwood Drive a distance YOU ARE NOTIF.ED that an of 1100 lineal feet. action to foreclose mortgage On the Redmond, 1115 Pahmtto Ave., J. Sanford, and Elaine Hibbard iaidtne uuiinnge Firearm Charge Officers said Nis. KeHy told canal isrit fenced at the trafler In weekend arrests, Sanford them she was accidentally shot home site. police charged Virgie Rash, 64, whfle Johnny Williams was Burglaries Probed of 1217 Palmetto Ave., with seated on a couch at Sheriff's detectives today carrying a concealed firearm. residence "doing repair work were probing two weekend Bond was set at $5,000, Bic on a .32 caliber pistol. No burglaries in which color cording to county jail records. charges were made in the solved. TA(X)VA Wash (AP) 1 ., I [F • Clewis Ston On amiiy K ill ed a After Car Plunges into Canal NOTICE proper t y owner s JOHN D. LIVINGS1OFnd SAN olher pef sons Interested in DRA E LIVINGS and anyAll his wife, all lots iands, and parcels of landS Defendants adjoining and cuntIgiOuS Or NOTICE OF ACTION owned b Charles Richard Semi nole firemen and an ambulance after county firemen ex- Sunday afternoon for a gunshot ,t,, and political &natiom, both at home and abroad, led to hitemffied audits of the tax retums of corpinrations in- the residence of Eleanor Hell, Orlando Kennel Club, ac- and administered mouth to report-edanempt} gasoline can Sanford, was treated 'na — h - ,utting woo 'he TO: JOHN D. LIVINGSTON Longwood police arrested were reported stolen In abounding and a: street% located followlryj described anu criminal fraud have bem founid in the tax reftirris of an — , :3 Ila - Beat spokesman said Sunday that indications of possible unspecifiednumber of the concerns He said r'ønt d i,lu,Iro that - * Police - —_ P IN BRIEF known as FIRST FEDERAL AND LOAN ASSO CIATION OF TAMPA Plaintiff, ___________________ L eg a l Notice FLORIDA CASE NO. 76-344-CA-09-F FREEDOM FEDFRAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. a United Sl8leS corporation. form(fI V IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOP Casselberrv, Florida, has deemed if Lot 100 BARCLAY WOODS FIRST advifiabi@ to improve the above- ADD1710N, dCCC1rd:ng 10 the Plat SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. de3cribed strieels with 72 feet of Ihef cot, as f ecorded in Plat Book asp h al t i c concrete on a ID' x6 X NO 31 ,, 1$ 31$ CP nicks, 26, and an aunt, valued at $1,800 was taken from set at $5 000 curb andpage Seminole colinty. Florida, In Re: Estate of Elizabeth Broomfield, 24, of a metal storage shed on Fort gutters, and to provide for the Held Without Bond OBERT L. BENNETT has Dee" I lied against you and you w.sessment of all costs as per are required to ser ve a copy of vour LAngwood. Christmis Road near tAke Being held without bond R Deceased. Resolution No. 2" of tbit city of written defenses, if any. to it or, Mrs. Hicks told deputies that Mills Road in southeast today on probat,lon Violation TO ALL PERSONS HAVING C33sberryFloI'ida a public GEORGE E HOVIS Plaintiffs CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST she went into her trailer home Seminole charQes were Leonard TAKE NOTICE that 7HE AROVE EATE AND ALL attorney, who.e address ts 1 March fl j' ' -' hearing will be held on to get a gl.a33 of Iced tea and r Arson tt'tcd tgatePl&!.. Uirii:lv PERSON! i 1976 30pm in heCHyHillat Inct1gator noticedhersonwasn'tthslght Florida 377YI . "-r'Fuller Which time the owner s assessed and file the ori rid ginal with the YOU ARE 193. HEREBY NOTIFIED a A search was immediately suspect arson in the Sunday fire of Seminole Gardens Aparttht theacininisirMion of th,,! ritale other Interested persons m y ir Clerk of this COUff either before strtM !or d7e :~Jd nd %, that destroyed a $3,000 boat ments, Snford. I r dItp War befc)re the City council" f ervtcV Oil P..-Inlill's ttc-rnev if k 0 Ll L k T L 0 L til N E I T. heard as to the propriety and aoBroomfield found him in the belonging to Thomas F. Veig;e, Treated At Hospital immediaveivlhereafter. otherwisrii decraled, File No. 7S3&S, CP, Is IRS Probing Scandal's -- * Courts Thompsonwasheldlncount) Lake Elementary School, Sand Lake Road, Forest City. Five jail In lieu of $10,600 bond holly bushes, a hedge plant and $5,000 Bond Preston Williams, 27, of nine clumps of monk grass Eustis, was jailed in lieu of were reported missing. Radios Taken $5,000 bond on a charge of Citizens band radio units carryIng a concealed firearm. Monday,Marche,1fl3A t EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Country Club Heights sub. thieves made off with shru6- Singleton, 2619 Derbyshire bery valued at M from Forest Road, south Seminole. division. canal by a relative and was 829 Orchid Lane. Casselberry, cording to JaH record3. pronounced dead at Floirida after burglars entered the Forgery Charged Hospital North, Altamonte residence sometime during the Delmos Milton Barnes, 25, of weekend Springs, a short time lat er. William Clark Court, Sanford Sheriff s reports stated that Tractor Stissing was arrested by police on a the youngster had been pla)Ing Hershel J. Shick reported a circuit court warrant charging dead after being stricken with the flu. Pabwn, 82, was admitted to Bethtsda Naval Medical Center on Feb. 26 for en o influenza and later was placed in intensive care after developing pneumonia. He died there Sunday mornirig. The Texas Democrat was sening In his 24th term in the House. He had announced Jan. 14 I e would step down t the d I the h anuary. The White House released a statement expressing President Ford's "deep regret and sadness upon learning hof his friend Of r1) - - * Fires Harold Hicks Jr., 3, of 206 WASHINGTON(P)— Rep. Wright Patman, dean of the _____ Reports rveninuHera,sanford,Ft Pa ty Hearst Trial Testimony Resumes • . , is Cash a Ourown Customer C redi I Plan a Master Charge a Tldri.dfl EAptttSS Money Card • Diners Club • Carlo Blanche • BankAmericard • =- - GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 555 W. FIRST ST. -- SANFORD - 32.1-2821 - --- - - - - �8 - — 8 I -- — - 8 ________ _________________ _________________________ - Evening Heiald \ Fkl-:xuu AVE . SANFOIIj) ri.'a ('iw-Ic ti1i.1fl?,1! 'r F1.A. .12771 fl '.onday, March 8, 1976-4A ' Ar('nd I . AYNE 1). DOVl.F:, lublisher Ft HlCH..ltL IAJNG, Editor If your home has never been broken Into, consider yourself lucky. Burglaries have Increased 31 per cvnt from 1968 to 1973 So rather than relying on lurk, you may want to take some st' to prott-ct your home galnst burglary. If so, the to start syourdoor. preferably, stick out of the lock more than ½ Inch. Another type of deadbo!t is the vertical bolt the lock looks like fingers from both hands Inknocking. This lock is considered to be one of the most secure locks available. And the National Bureau of Standards has a new Be careful when buying locks. Often what appears to be a good tass lock Is nothing more than trass-plated "pot" metal that will break very easily. As a general nile, avoid very Inexpensive locks unless you are buying from someone who Is qualified to assure you the products will provide the protection you need. publication to help you. It describes door con- % IU.IAM 1). uuiuu:, Managing Editor 9 lbqiw ht er'. Wt-t'k. -ent.s: Mi'nth, 12.40; 6 hriths. $14 2), 'tear. $1 40 lul In F1oridi came as home delivery. 'dl iher mail: Month, $2 70; i; Months, 116.20; 12 Mt'nths, $3240 structlon problems, Including sliding class patio doors and Jalousie doors, hinges, and locks. For a single free copy of "home Security Starts at Your I)oor," write to Consumer Information Center, 1)ept. 94, Pueblo, Colorado 81009. tiere are some of the ti: (Thoose the right lock. If your primary lock is key-in-thnob type, it L easily attacked. flep1 _________ fl'T ________ Th e C1,A An d FBI /IiII Survive - You can increase the security of your door by installing a good deadbolt lock. A deadbol( is a straight bar, usually rectangular, that is squared I at the end. You lock It by turning a key or knob, The deadbolt of a lock, or any slide bolt used to back The Clock A common goal appears to be emerging returns come in from the various groups invi'igiting the past misconduct of the CIA, FBI up square, made of steel or solid brass, and, U.S. Intelligence Says issued a new fact sheet that explains the daigeri. Keepaerosolslockedup,outofreachofchlldren ( and other intellIgence activities. For example, the House and Senate select committees on intelligence activities and the Justice Department, agree that the continuation of intelligence activities abroad and at home are c;tial to the security ar.d !" "' ' people in the United States. Also, there seems to be agreement that the guidelines regulating the activiti of th i'sagc'cies houi narrower in scope. Finally, all agree that both Congress and the administration should better rcjse their oversiiht fl%"tV t ct,rp that e &' not '--' ut ciS. So far, so good. The problem occurs when the sciar ', 1 . jfltPl1i,c'n.iT8rt.,--' • dr.vr to the of how the goals should be met. While there are some gray areas, the formula for resolving the tactical differences becomes more apparent if we remember that security cnd safety needs of Americans save more than one facet. Security of Americans will not be increased, for example, if we weaken the CIA, defense and state department intelligence activities to the degree that they cannot supply the President with the information necessary to make foreign policy and military deployment decisions. By that criterion, the congressional proposals to publicize foreign intelligence activities require that the CIA get prior approval of Congress for covert activities, and that proscribe unnecessarily the numbers of CIA informants work against the needs of American citizens. As we consider domestic intelligence activities by the FBI, we should remember that civil rights of Americans include the right to be safe at home, on the streets and in legitimate political associations. If the authority of the FBI is eroded to the extent that it cannot engage in the prevention of terrorist crime, as well as investigate criminal acts less secure in their persons and homes, The recommendations of the House In from infiltration of terrorist groups, limit the use of to approve certain investigatory techniques would, we believe, work against the protection of civil rights more than they work for them. We have faith that reason and balance will mittee ended its iivestigation with a sputter rather than a roar. The Senate committee is tapering off rather than growing in stature. And the admon it bus of A ttoriey General Edward Levi that the existing machinery of government is adequate to the task of policing the FBI is weighing heavily. 'me reason for the lower profiles is evident, beams to their constitutents, the congressmen and senators received a loud and clear echo back. 1. . Americans 'vai tu -_..I.. paiu, tiui. uuy duti't want to destroy, the FBI and CIA. 4,. may Sc I e n c e A d L Cl W n WASHINGTON lAP) — Russia has shipped new SUPplies of weapons to Mozambiqite amid reports of increased guerrilla operations against neighboring whiteruled Rhodesia, U.S. intelligence sources say. Two Soviet ships were said to have unloaded 134 and 154 tanks, truck-mounted rocket launchers and other arms at the port of Beira, Three other Soviet ships were reported en route to Mozambique. The focus of .Soviet and Cuban activity in Africa appears to be swinging toward support of Rhodesian black nationalist efforts now that Marxist forces have won in Angola. There are conflicting reports on whether some of the 12,000 to 14,000 Cubans in Angola may already have been shifted to Mozamnbique to train and possibly light r.longside black Ithodesian guerrillas. Seek fr air Immediately, and call a doctor tithe symptoms persist or are severe. RA Y CROMLEY DON OAKLEY holdup. Police (Thief Robert Hanson, convinced of the armor's elvests. Tht1seemstobe ,al at LEAA field tests of $600,000 for 3,000 police volunteers Indicates tectsilques are perfected, it is conceivable that whole ai -aiies might go into battle protected against hostde fire, And the po sibilltvofwordconfiJctJng t'esolved tirough such bloodless contests s arm.wre.sthng or jousting Is a joy to contemplate. BERRY'S WORLD - __ _____ __ I _______ —7----- on a trip! / havent 1inihed (ha one on Latin 4rnedci yet!" ° Of Minister 18* ...s..,rr.,. At t. ..-... . - S .-- Evesng Herald, Sanford, Fl. ' '1 4- Sr -. S - . - sc, = t . -- - _.t tt.as..,. £ - __j nt: i. Monday, March:, 1976- 5A __________________ CALENDAR Senior Citizens tour to Lakel.and Civic Center, dinner and show. Leave Sanford Civic Center, 3 p.m.; pick up, Casselberrv3:30p.m. I ANAMA CITY AP) lop world's biggest producer. executivesof four Ainericanoil Ornnge Audubon SocIety, 7:30 p.m., Central Christian In fact, Aramco continues t companies and Saudi Arabian The U.S. State Department has confirmed Church,250W IvanhoeBlvd.,Orlando.Speakerandfilm find oil faster than it pumps it Oil Minister Sheik Ahmed that Ahmea Yamani is in Panama City for Open to public. froni the ground. \'aiiiani stayed secluded today an Ararnco meeting with officials of Seminole High School Band Parents, 7:30 p.m., band Sautli Arabia's suspected reat a plush, beachside resort Texaco, Mobil, Exxon and Standard Oil of room. serves area staggering 300 bil. tiegotiating Saudi Arabia's California. lion barrels, compared to the Sanford.SemlnojeArtAuocbitlon,7:30p.m.,Cultural takeover of Aramco, the giant _____________________________________________________ Soviet Union with about 83 bllArts Building, 5th and Oak, Sanford. Demonstration In Arabian-,rnerican Oil Co. lion barrels In known reserves oil pa1nUn by E. B. Stowe. traditional AS with everything else con. day, oniy slightly less than the and the U.S. tovernrnent had no and the United States with 33 corning the unusual meeting in production of the world's top responsibility. But he said he billion. TUESDAY, MARCH 9 this small Panhandle city, the two producing countries, the would be kept fully informed of Protection and "Crimes Against Women; Aramco's concessIon area intalks were shrouded in secrecy Soviet Union and the Unitea Wflat rranpires. cludes the world's largest off1)eterrance," tree cigni-weeK seminar, p.m., uiiuui and heavy security. States. Yarnarii arrived here Satur- shore and onshore fIelds. 43, Adult Education Campus 5CC, Call Community Seranar City Mayor M.B. The United States gets about day night after two days of Aramco operates one of 1ces Registrar. the Miller, for one, was miffed 600,000 barrels of oil a day from speculation about what the at- world's largest refineries and Free blood pressure tests, 2-4 pin., 7th and Elm, ,tbout the whole a!falu'. Saudi Arabia. rival of American oil executives e!p'i'rLs CII from the largest Sanfts-d Adventist (lurch. 'lt'sll puuk. tome why in the .....i,,. A Federal Energy Admink. and their ertr:r.',?r frrrFS,,.'JI . 4 8.• ., --.i;rattc1 States of Ameri, .... " Corng:u, a.m., •._. .. a all aout ".-uto. t ''Ufll people have to slip around in ton said that no significant munity College. Contact registrar's office, administration At midnight Saturday, State "The Saudis are looking for a manner," said Miller, price in('r&'ases were cx1)ecte(I I)partment press officer John Arararo to remain as it is" h1ug even hee were kept in as a result of the J. Feeney issued a statement: Junger said, "It is a success changeover, Sanford PIlot Club, 8p.m., Flagship Bank of Sanford. the dark when the armed, pri. "In light of current surpluses "Some days ago, Aramco in- story In !tself," Book review on "The Awakening" by Kate Chopin, '.ate security force descended and reduced demand," formed the Deparunent of State on the city four days ago. • Maitland Public Library, 10:30 a.m. "There is a lot of uncertainty, that Minister Yamani was cornhlow'.1, the U.S. State flA ""iMernaoftheFEA ing to the United Sttes and Parents Anonymous (for troubed oarents, 7:30 p.m., thhl iiiicnt hia.s cor,iirnied Ulat' ' .,one interview. Aramco as}wd the department (oimuiiuniiy United Methodist Church, 172, :eIbtrry. I Y;wm c'ime here for an 1k d he believed a p'iinr tn.heIpprovlde5ecIJrjty protec•;ran-icc meeting with officials couctio r the four AmerIcan tion for him. .......... TDYRCHll of Texaco, Mobil, Exxon and oil firms was the assurance of "Security was arranged on a . •, piogram, Jackson Heights Middle Standard Oil of California. t'ontinued supply of oil "at routine basis between Aramco, O%iedo. 7 p.m. Band and choral music, live School, The Panama City meeting equitable prices." the department's Near Eist historical scenes. was a continuation of nation"I'm sure that's a serious Bureau and Its security office," The Seminole County Mtainonte Springs Garden Club covered dish supper, alizatier LIks that began at an condition of the sale," he said. The tight security and vague- Legislative Delegation is 6:30 p.m., First Federal of Orlando, SR 436 and Palm undertermined location on the However, the four American ness about the site of the talks scheduled to hold Its final Spiings Drive. East Coast earlier in the week, ol companies ha'.c refused to presumably stemmed from hearing on locally proposed State Department officials said, say anything aoout the talks concern about Maltiand.South Seminole Chamber of Commerce a terrorist attack legislation in the county The 100 per cent acquisition of under way at the Bay Point like the one In luncheon, noon, Maitland Civic Center. December during conrnlssion chambers at the Arainco would climax a process Yacht and Country Club. The)' a meeting of the Organization of courthouse at 4 p.m. Tuesday. American Legion Auxiliary Unit 53 of Sanford, 8 p.m., begun in 1973 when the Saudis won't even say when the talks PetroleumnExportingCo,jntrles Four items are on the agenda Post home, 17-92. bought 25 per cent of the finn. It might end, in Vienna. Scores of persons for the meeting including a would also symbolize an But Spencer Lloyd, manager were taken hct.age, including fireman and police pension bill FRIDAY. MARCh 12 historic shift in dominant power of the resort, said Sunda) that Yamani, and three persons proposed by Sanford Mayor Lee from the private, Western, the group reserved 100 rooms were killed. Art Exhibit by Central Florida Art A.ssn., Fashion P Mnrø. Pair$ #8M8IIVI,8J A,,fh,,rtt. kII owned oil giants to the third for five to 10 days, and has led Swuare Mall, Orlando, 10 a.m., to 9 p.m. Initial speculation about the by port attorney WIlliam world oil producers. him to believe the session will Panama City meeting con- Hutchison; a Downtown Poppy Day sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary Vrmmi has said that the fl(Jt take the full 10 da,. corned an OPEC session, but development council bill by Unit 53 Sanford. Through Saturday, takeover date will be retro'It Just depends on how soon that was discounted by govern- former state legislator Thomas active to Jan. 1, 1976, and they can come to agreement, " ritent Law for Women, free eight-week seminar, 7:30 p.m. and industry sources. MclnaId and o tax stud' Aramco Boar'J chairman Frank Lloyd said. Building 46, Adult Education Campus SCC. Call CornAramco controls the largest resolution from State Sen. LorE Jungers agreed in a recent inmunity Services Registrar. President Ford told a group known oil reserves, about 176 Wilson (I-Merritt Island), terview that this was the date of Florida broadcasters during billion barrels. Saudi Arabia The Sanford pension bill tentatively set. an interview Sunday in Wash SA11JRDAY, MARCH 13 has the capacity to produce provides that the city will fully tramco produces approxi- ington that the negotiations nearly 12 million barrcls a Open house and student art show, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 day fund pension contributions as mately 8.5-million barrels a were "bu'twceri private parties" and could quickly p.m., at Crealde Art Center 524 St. A.ndr'ews Blvd., become the already being done for other Winter Park. city emnployes. The' Poet Authority Audubon Wildlife Film, on kangaroos, 2 and 8 p.m., legislation provides that port Bush Auditorium, Rollins College. D i bonds sold may pay a higher e I St. Patrick's Day Corn Beef Dinner and Dance, Fr. interest rate than 7i per cent Lyons K of C Hall, 2504 Oak Ave., Sanford, 7:30 p.m. and permits money to be st MUSIC by uack rk'ummnond's Dixieland Band. for entertaInment purposes for ) prospective industries. . Seminole County Young Republicans Fondue Party, The Downtown Development 7:30 p.m. Quality Inn patIo, 1-4 and SR 43.4. CAIRO APl — Treasury fcrcnce that "uncvrtainty is the riullion to 1l0CI.million project. Council legislation would Art Exhibit by Central Florida Art Assn., Fashion SecretaryWilliamSimonsaysa biggest inhibition to private in"I'm satirfied that we are permit a special tax district for Square Mall, Orlando, 10 am. to 6p.m. climate of uncertainty in Egypt vestment," adding: making progress, " Simon said, downtown improvements. is impeding large-scale U.S. "There must be a clear signal 'It requires a Joint will. We investment here. to the International business have that will, let's get about conuntinitv" that it is safe to it." HOSPITAL. I'IOTES Simon, who wound up a invest in Egypt. U.S. officials Simon said the chief obstacles ____________________________________________________________________________ Mideast tour here Sunday with said the kind of signal Simon to an inflow of investinen: funds MARCh16, 1q76 Ethel F. Casperson BIRTHS ' Too Busy' — .- • - Progress : c- I Politicking I It £8. - i unimnric,'ti -- the assorted presidential candidates, and reading their proposals, how few of these men What is obvious is that these men, by and large have not been willing to take the time to study the crucial problems &f foreign policy, defense, social security and welfare. They have by and large contended themselves with gimmicks based on ignorance. I do not now refer to which side of any of major questions they stand on. Reasonable men, having access te the same data, can come to different conclusions as to the proper course of action. \ .- - — I _ • • 0 -. '" ' . ( 0 - . .:.. / . ' \L-__.. -:r'- .1 ''NDIDA1'TE,5 . . -, ,_r- -: - S Eç:•, lam, rather, speaking about the unwillingness ofthesemen,esagroup,togetireInry fa straight. They seem too busy politicking making speeches, giving simplistic answers to questions, developing urns of retreat If cornered by men or women In an audience opposed to what they say on any given subject. The economic knowledge of most of these men is abysmal. -_ )? 'j . . -- - '-S.' -( .. . - Ho. S - .- . have even an elementary understanding of the issues they would have to deal with In the White AIS '1L. . . V . -. -' -- .L -: . ___ - * •. ' ;. . ,. -. ..'.. ____ '' ".. i ----.. p ' U :,. ' ' ' 'Tt - ' . - _____ ______ - ______ uR$ On beth the Democratic and Republican sides ____________________________________________________ Overs locked there is talk about shifting the management of all welfare from the federal government to the LONDON ECONOMIST ar Id t, L,eliee this would reduce costs. There are no data to back that assertion, save the federal government billions, and holds out the prospect of splendid tax cuts. But when i ti e s Next to the moon landing, probably the nation's most ambitious undertaking of the past two decades was the rebuilding and revitalization of the cities. But while it left some impressive monuments in the fom of new business and commercial complexes, it has also left another legacy In dozens of cities — acres and acres of vacant and idle land not dissimilar to a moonscape. Under the impetus of urban renewal, many cities acquired chunks of land In their downtown areas and Immediately razed existing structures, and then were unable to find private in. vestcr willing to risk their capital in elaborate redevelopment plans. As a result, vast tracts of potentially valuable land lie vacant in the heart of the cities and elsewhere, yielding no t. z returns, unless it is from parking lots. In Philadelphia alone, there are 12,000 vacant loLe, 2,000 vacant r,si&ntla and cunmercjal structures and 26,000 vacant and abandoned houses. An entire city could be absorbed into older Philadelphia arid disappear like ink in a blotter, says architect and urban nnaultant Edmund N. ' Bacon, writing In "Urban Ian1," a publication of the Urban Land Institute. "Here , in the wastelands of our inner cities, lies the new frontier of America," he says. In Bacon's opinion, "there must be a total national commitment to reatore or rebtilld every II Pound Value Declines IA)NDON (API - Britain's ailing pound sterling, which dropped In value to below $2 for the first time in history on Friday, tumbled again In foreign exchange dealings today bitt thnn Ipt'g,lg,rI nff The pound, once one of the world's most stable currencies, closed at 81.9815 Friday. It opened around two cents lower today and at one point dropped as low IS 81.9292. PEOPLE 0 '• Today's picture In the Daily Mail showed Caroline taking a stroll here in the street with her mother. c Ford's Attend Birthday Party WASHINGTON (API - President and Mrs. Ford went to a dinner party Sunday night at the home of White House photographer David Hume Kennerly, who was celeoraung his 29th birthday two days early. Kennerly's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O.A. Kennerly of Chicago, and nine other guests gathered for the occasion. The Fords stayed almost three hours, and their coming and oin attracted a crowd of C'eorgetrnr nefghber!. ' i'otuigskrs came out with jackets over their pajamas tO see the President and his wife when they left shortly before 11 p.m. HIDGEFIELD, Conn. (AP) — Ninety-one' year-old Alice Paul is still waiting to see a bill she wrote more than 50 years ago become law. Miss Paul Is the author of the Equal Rights Anwndment (ERA), guaranteeing women equal rights. She wrote the measure in 1923 at a women's suffrage convenUon at Seneca Falls, N.Y. In 1972, Congress passed the ERA amendment, and 34 states have ratified it. Unless four more states ratify it by March 1979, it will die, -, JACK ANDERSON Pr%A!Vr I • 'vvl * iiu lR A/,.&Ii. Da.LI' v vul II I UL)IIL I I reported a 186 per cent boost in profits. Con. documents, which confirm our findings, A a continuing condition. conniving to on solidated Edison of New York listed fourth. Treasury Dept. task force, for example, found additional $44 billion to their customers' dec. quarter profits at $54.7 million, a 31 —In Spartanburg, S.C., an ORS auditor per cent serious deficiencies in the Office of tricity bills. Revenue learned that a clvi right9 matter had been increase over the previous year, Sharing (0RS. The utilities are pushing for an obscure change mishandled but never reported his findings to The reluctant regulators at the Federal Power The task force charges not only that the In federal regulations which wotdd ORS the compliance division. allow them to Commission, meanwnlle, have scheduled only civil rights staff "appears to have limited pass cm current construction costs to users, one public bearing on —ORS has complained that it Is s -t of civil the $44 billion rules previous experience as civil rights In. rights Investigators. Today's customers, 'hereby, would be paying for change, Yet no real action has been vestigators" but that proper procedLres to en- taken to tomorrow's power. Utility executives, with their lawyers and ferce the ad1 any of the five new positions anftdlscrlmlnaflon provision "have not authorized If the Federal Power Commission allows the economists in tow, are fiing in from all over the by Congress. Of 100 applIcations been developed." for rules change, the price of electricity could jump country to present their these positions, case. Consumer groups, the study alleges, only one has An even from 10 to 20 per cent, more disturbing report has been reached the stage of being grantee however, cannot afford the same high-powered prepared a personal by the Center for National Policy Interview. This is the conclusion (,( an unpublished lobbyi4ig effort. RevIew and Clearing house on Rtvenue Sharing, Ubraryof Congress study which was conducted —An lncre Footnote: Technically, the rules change will which reviewed OHS in complaint.,, the study files as part of a two-year for Rep. John Moss, D.-CaliI. The study affeil v1y ?'e diarges, has produced a baclçlna of cases, mial number of utflltie directly govcl'nment grant. Here are a with few examples even less estimate, the rules chnnge would cost the wider F1C reyulatlon, However, most ,staff Lime devoted to field Instate from the study: consumers $44 billion over the next five years. utility commissions follow the FPC' lead. If the vesugations, —In Pittsburgh, the OHS accepted the city's An OHS spokeswo conceded that OHS has sum to covet- the cost of buIking nuclear power likely will be adopted throughout the nation, department Jobs were minority citizens plants, The anticipated constructin iU ItEVENUE RiGHTS: The federal govrnmcnt thc because She emphasized, however, that OHS has had r,linoritieg weren't interested In working for erormous capital which the utilities want to pumps billions into the treaswles of stales and the city. On the Contrary, many successes. the study found that &aieeze out of their Customers localities, But under the Revenue Sharing Act, minority workers UNCOMrORTABI,E WBBYISIS: Lobbyists didn't apply because 'Jy The comp'.nIes would rather stici the con- the great greei flow could be cut off to any local thought it woull be futile under the dtys biased from the chemical Industry heard that the swncr with the construction bill, of course, than government that practices diseriznination. Sen,te Commerce Conunittee was holding recruitment atd testing procedu, dip Into their own profits. Meanwhile, the utility hearings on toxic sub flc3 They rushed In past columns, we have published evidence —In Los Mg'4ss, a complaint against ie.t In and Industry rang up an average Ina'eaae of 20 per that some of bias tooi up the first four rowe. They were soon this federal manna l being spent in on the city's health staff was dinissed becaq,se squirming uncomfortably, however, tirough a and others, Now we have obtained Internal government the Revenue Sharing Act went Into effect. Yet the study charges that the employment bias was - -------- - - ' " " 0 COOT bill WASH.INGTI')N,....The nation's giant utility companies are quietly tack an During the first nine montha of 1975, for example, the Virginia Electric and Power Co • LONDON tAP) - Caroline Kenned)' was in liritish newspapers for the second straight day today, shown this time with her mother Jacqueline Onassis, who was reported upset over Caroline's "hectic social life," The IS-year-old daughter of the late American president was pictured Sunday on the front page of the Sunday Mirror in a van with John Barclay, a 22-year-old British professional cricket player. Barclay said he was not her boyfriend, but the Sunday Mirror said they had gone to a Londoti discutneque programs with greater sharing of revenues, easier for Congress to investigate and expose the Security Council, which fri turn Is responsible to will not work. Rather, we have to find a n - ethod Federal government in one pocket, he would take stitute ,genuine reforms. But one person in an -Transformation of the old "Forty Com. way that they release a wide spectrum of human I • American Way of Cancer " WhIch deals with how toxic chemicals can cause cancer, — fl P Lea i s I a ti v e DeIeqcfc'n . ' / * .. - . . ; !J'& ;_ -";" 8 ,-' * To AAeet -- - Un s u r e E Jackie Reportedly Upset Over Caroline s iicrivst,es use every vacant lot in the nation." One thing that has been proved over the past ) years, he ssys, is that massive governmental As almost every newspaper reader knows by predate that principle was Gerald Ford, who American covert actisties abroad (but had It is difference surgery, which we now, the major problemi of welfare are graft had spent all but the last two years of his come to be regarded as the tool of Henry have tried,the and therapy betwe — "the activtzauon of and fraud, equally great In state and federal- political career In the House of Representatives. Kissinger, the Secretary of Stateh into an enzymes In the body politic." While the House fumed and fretted over the managed systems. These weaknesses are "ationsadvisoryoup"tttwJdorm The Homesteading Program halting and solution, controversial report, and while the Senate the director of the Office of Management and done, Bacon believes, because It engages per. stewed over its own proposals, Ford moved Budget would be added to its ranks, however, as social Involvement, C mn rnent and iden. The leading problem of Social Security is how toward what he called "the first major "observers" who would guard against tificqtion. tomakeends meet In thewill yearsahead, when, thesincc reorganization of the intelligence community illegalities and budgetary abuses. charts indicate, money be paid out faster 1947." Community nonprofit corporatJ, whatever than it comes In. Retirees are Increasing in —Establishment of an "Independent oversight their record In recent years, need to be rethought For once, the timing of the Ford Ad- board," composed of tiree private citlzen m her and the working population is becoming .1 jrnil r..tr,i,.G,......1 —, . XtIt unless flC1fliauIi w* eAreilefli: we rresiaent wruch would receive reports from all of the in- borhoodproms will never be eolved and fewerportion a &nauer the whole, That Li, fewer launched his proposals at a moment when public telligence agencies and check for Improprieties, neighborhood people have a real stake and a real workingofpeople percentagewise are sympathy seemed (o have swung around in These changes might establish a more direct role In solving them. hers of beneficiaries. Aencv and Federal Rur. !InvestigatIon as thus make the president piaU &pi.ibe billion allocated in the f$r are candidates who view th with ""--" '. £4 %.sUII5k ar of the 1" .441 "----- - ri thy p1 - wbu ka' actions that previously fell under the concept Housing and alarm. Most have no solutions which make were revealing the agencies' past Community Development Act In. abuses. But of "plausible denlability"—.but otherwise they economic sense. Those who begin by proposing the bold assertions about dicates that they are, Indeed, no longer enhow much Mr. Fcrd would probably have little practical effect. The traned savings, end up adding privileges which will bt' grandiose urban was doing were more connected to hi, domestic first three men renewal schemes named drive social security deeper Into delL Because political needs by Ford to his "in- *it Instead are concentrating on housing loan — his effort to look like a cool- dependent oversight board," for example, were programs and projects f ' °° °(' "i" CiV Social headed president firmly in charge of the all to restore imer-city people with close ties Intelligence neighh Security, these promises of largess are ap- government than tc the realities of the in- corairn.'iity, who would probably be disinclined Only 4 per cent of the large cities are spending ability. Any man who would be President should peared substantial: And there seemed little know enough about simple rma that the new downtown business districts. This Is a to know If —Creation of a new committee on foreign Institutional set-up wouldprospect major prevent a president be's going to spend more money than he has, he Intelligence, which would oversee all foreign Intent on misusing the departure from the urban aid spending of the Intelligence community l95 arid l96(, notes Clevejand Plain must find It sxnewhere. intelligence activities, including those of the front doing so. Dealer writer George P. Rasanen. C hristians Arrested SEOUL2, South Korea APi — Former presidential candidate Kim Dae-jung, his wife, and opposition lawmaker Chyung ?lthyung were arrested today In a continuing roundup of Christian and opposition leaders Lit( began a week ago. A group of plainclothes men, meanwhile, visited the '!" ! "ncr President Yu.n Po-sumi, Th, and Interrogatecl him there. A secretary of the only living for. mer Korean president told reporters that the invstigators began questioning Yun at home after he refused their request to go with them, The latest arvest.s brought to 28 the number of persons taken into custody since March 1, when an antigovernment statement was read at an eeun'enical mass in the Mvungdong Cathedral in downtown Seoul. Two (he (li5i(k'nL latt-r '.ere released. Razina ,_,. - -' — !.a..b F -, .4 'Il_ I ) I(orean - belted radial tire3 is being examined by the federal i nforcement Assistance Administration as "armor" for police offics. The fabric passed Its test under literal fire. An off-duty policemen in Seattle, wearing a vest at the soft material, survwed, with only bruises, two shots aimed at his heart by an astounded robber he surprised in an attempted i.. _____________________________ Soviets Aiding Mozambique Be sure the room is well-ventilated when you spray an aerosol. op spraying at the first sign of dizziness, nausea, headache, blurred vision or skin irritation. - American Oil Executives Discuss Aramco Takeover VVORLD IN BRIEF aerosol: propellanta in derosols. The Consumer Product Safety Commission has your primary lock, should be at least 5-8 inch ________ __________________ _________ 'w..—.-' _________ With Arabian associated with fluorocarbons. For a free copy of Fluorocarbons, write to Consumer Information Center, Department 91, Pueblo, Colorado 81009. Certain tluorccbons have been in the ne ior two reasons: Possible threat to the ozone shield In the stratosphere. Ozcne filters out most of the ultraviolent radiation from the sun. Some scientists fear that if the ozone shield is reduced, more ultraviolet radiation will reach the earth and cause an Increase in the freqt:ency of skin cancer. Fluorocarbons can be poisonous when inhaled, especially If they're deliberately Inhaled to get a "high." The Consumer Product Safety Commission advises that consumers be cautious when using any A lot of attention has been focused 0 fluorocarbons lately. These are the group of chemical compounds used as coolants in refrigerators, as fire extinguishing agents and, where most of the publicity has centered, as It with a stronger lock, or install an adthtfonal lock. - _______ -..-- . --I ---1, m ci e ci i n g Anwar Sadat, told a v ti a n C U S. I n \i e s t rn rn a t e n ts con. tians to clear the way for a $50- need for further relaxation of Sanford: foreign exchange controls in Fred Bryant Egypt. Richard E. Barnes Sadat proclaimed an "open Willis Berry AREA DEATHS door" investment policy after Rubyc Christiansen his government broke with the John C. Dittz ROBERT KING EMERSON FORt) Soviets following the 1973 war William L. Driver out so tar only Ofle Olive G. Fogel Robert Boyd King Jr., 53, of Emerson Eugene Ford, 59, of American firm has signed a Willie Herring 110 W. Airport Blvd., dIed 322 Country Club Road, Lake contract to invest here, accordAltamease J. Martin Saturday. He was a native of St. Mary, died Sunday. A native of ing to U.S. officials. Largescale Daniel G. Gallant Augustine and moved to San. Madison COUfltY r 1. h U.S. iidte izi%'eIxIIent in !lrocktcn M. i3unncli, Apopka forti in 1963 from Cuantanarna rncved to Lake Mary in 191Z Egypt is one of the linchpins in Jack Raymond, Casselben-y Bay, Cuba. He was a retired from Hock'ville, Md., and was a the Ford administration's Ingeborg Agnes Spalding, chief petty officer with the U.S. retired interior decorator. He tideast strategy. C-asselberry Navy, a WWII, Korea and was a member of the Central In return for Saclat's cornJo .'.n Bunkley, Deltona Vietnam vetcraa, member of Baptist Church of Sanford. miiitment for a peaceful settleNeil Cahill, Deltona Veterans Chapter 30 and the Mrs. Barbara Ford of Lake pected Washington to help his Lone Wheeler, Deltona Fleet Reserve Assn. Mary; five daughters, Mrs. country with Its $14-billion forJonathan Glithan, Longwood Donna J. limes, Columbus, Ga., eign debt, a $5-billion budget Mary Margaret Miksell, .irvivors include his wife, Mrs. Nancy L. Cline, Sanford, deficit this year amid private in- Orange City Mrs. Shirley King, Sanford; Miss Orna M. Ford, Lake Mary, Flossie Annette Dames, two daughters, Mrs. Patricia and Misses Carol and Patty vestment to revitalize major industrial sectors. Egypt owes $4 jedo Ann Corbett and Miss Susan Ford; five sons, Melvin C. billion of its foreign debt to the ct'arlc'1 E. Thomas, Oviedo MIchelle King, both of Sanford; Ford, Silver Springs, Md.; Alan So'.'Iets. BIRTHS son Curry Kent King, Sanford; and David Ford, both of RockAt least a dozen large COnSanford: mother, Mrs. Edith Junle King, vile, Md, and Joseph Larry and tracts are in various stages of Mr. & Mrs. St. Augustine; two sisters, Emerson E. Ford Jr; four Eddie Iisesion, U.S. officials said, (Alt.arnease) Martin, a girl Mrs. Virginia Robinson and sisters, Mrs. Florence Butler, but only one contract — for a $6Mr .i, MrI !nhn I'kfc, - tt-. tofl, tn' College Fat h, Md.; Mrs. million to $10-million aluminum Dames, a girl, Oviedo &. Augustine; a brother, Toni Dahler, Germantown,Wilma Md.; extrusion plant — has been Eric King, St. Augustine, and Mrs. Mary Margaret Meeks, signed. U.S. officials visiting DISCHARGES five grandchildren. Gramkow Virginia; Mrs. Betty Sullivan, Cairo in November said there SanfordFneral home is in charge of Rockville, Md.; two brothers, '.ere 40 Muerican finns in Debra J. Bewlin & baby boy arrangements, Dean Ford, Wheaton, Md. and various stages of negotiations Agnes F. Boyd Olan Ford Jr., St. Petersburg isitli Egypt. Aibertit Davis and two granddaughters. Prior to Simon's visit, E'pSally Green Gramkow Funeral Home iii tans officials privately CX' Terry 1. Holley charge, pressed disappointment at the ___________ Zilla Mae Liggon few tangible returns provided 1tnnie Metts by' the "open door" policy. The Sunday's hlgh8l,today'slow — Funeral Notices lUchard Odell 57 --Cairo government has adopted Warren F. Penners a series of measures to encourKING, ROBCRT BOYD Partly Deborah Singleton cloudy through Funecal services br Robert age investment, but Simon and Rillia M Smith Tuesday, Chance of showers Ood King. .1,'. 53. Cl 110 W his aides were known to have Airporl Blvd., whO ditd Satyr Q'4gine Walker through Tuesday. Highs in d.y, wlf b held To ciay n impressedcn Egyptian officials upper 70s to low 80s and lows in Ardo I. Whisler, DoRit-y . rr,rai Hone the need for- further tiberlow b. Light winds. Rain Kathleen Warner, DeLand '.ith Rev. Blar McCarvey cA alization measures. fir iating Military service's will probability 20 per cent. Ptodellc Baneroft, Deltna Simon signed an agreement o' held at the gravesic'e in Albert G. Commerford, C",k lawn Memorial Park, Saturday with Egypt to provide EXTENDED FORECAST Deltoria t,r,mko Funt'ral HflF'e Fair or partly cloudy with no S7!.2ii),1 worth of wheat and 'I h,1rQ. Mildred s. Lakes, Deltona more than a few showers, Lows flour under the easy credit charles P. FreddIe, Lake upper 40. to low 50. north and FORD, EMERSON EUGENE — terms of the Food for Peace roneral services for Emerson 60. to around 70 southern plan. The agreement is an Eugene' -n'd. 9, of 377 Cjntry Cletus (',riffith lii, Lake peninsula. Highs mosJy In lOs amendment to an October 1975 Club Rd . Lake Mary, Wednesday and Thursday and Suncay. will be held at 3pm. pact which provided a total of Gary Prevatt, Winter Tuesday. at Central Baptist mostly low SOs Friday. $le4.3 million in wheat, our CI"urch with Rev. lull Coflman MARCh17, 1971 d tobacco for Egypt. oH'ciatlng. Burial will be In Tuesday's Daytona Beach ADMISSIONS Arlington PdaIional Cemetery. In Simon's MIdeast tour also tIdes: high 1:11a.m., 1:31 p.m., Sanlord: lii,i of flowees 10%. wto wish took him to Saudi Arabia, Islow 7:26 a.rn,, 7:38 p.m. Port may ma'e onlrlbut,on% to their Sandra Alligood rael, SyrIa and the United Arab canaveral: high 1:04 a.m., 1:09 • avor'•e charity Gramkow SteIn M. Arnold Ftjnrr.ii horn" F, ch5irgi' F:inirates p.m., tow 7:09 am, 7:36 p.m. Ella M. ('Ltrter news _______________________________________________________ - Leo Edsards Mae B. Gillon Elene Oakes Ellie D. McGriff Delores J. Pickens Richard A. Ransom .lpccip Sheffiølrl Rohianda J. Smartt Louise Wellon Dominic A. Granito, Deltona Eileen V. Llndskoe. Deltona Mildred A. Piper, Deltona Helen L. Sanford, Deltona Ruth Goble, Lake Mary Isabelle V. Koman, Lake Mary Gracie L Rentschler, Lake Spalding, a boy, Casselberry DISCHARGES Sinford: Sheila J. Grant William McGill I,s,!Q 1 Wiifr,,,,. Barbara A. Daddis, Deltona Robert E. Gainer, Deltona Joann Bunkley, Deltona Charles F Thorn, Ovi Mrs. Leonard (VoncIlle Agee & baby boy, Minis ___________________________ George W. Evans, Orlando Marvin I). Riggs, Osteen 'i-' ________ 4•_"i_'i'J_/L''s._- '' ['U ':,1 -. - -= t --4,'r"; -: I"di " '4t" - - fl! 's' 5_ - a difference "r — :'j,; 4t,ti,"). t.*- _:'- -:;- It 11lakes . 4";t i -, - .=- -S - - 'S - ; - .4 - - ''7 -n - - ,.t :.,t,; -, 5) - - u--'. L k ,,* .,I 4 .. . - i S=f W '' ,, , ,j,.- - -ths .;rr---.' L it helps if a family going through a time of loss can have a source to turn to for informa. ion, advice, and help. We try to be that scur in a sincerely concerned way, '" 4 -' AL'\.-; ,.r-.- / ,..., --,_t 8 e '-4-',S& -.-*-.".L& "( 4.-. _-:i,. F n T• ' -,-r_ _________________________________________ s1 a v-sc.:'r -44j - i .;i 5 ti •• 4 '.- -'5' -,:5'. .. - - ' - - - -'u' - 41?jt'. 45- i' '%'( . WEATHER ', 1 -- THIS MAN IS S I I "The sharpe't eye In Washington" — William F. Buckley Jr. Watch the Evening Herald -- __ - I (3R \_ lvi }(C)\X7 FUNERAL HOME IJO WEST AIUPOfiT HOUtivAffi) SANFOIID, FLOnIDA TI 1tPiiO?i 3?? 1?13 WIL I L. t,i4AM.5OW '1 .L __________ ii) IL.,' *_- - - -- - T 4 -' - - -__ 'T- ---t -'- -J. . -' �. ------.-- -. ._,_-.._. --.-. ..... j-.----,g. - . 10 _ Zc _ riev — Miss — e — _ S -w I ___ _________________________ _.. . • . 40, ; __________________________ '_ 1 " II P- _____ i4 I_ ____ __________________ ___________ ________ 4'' fat • _____ - I. ( ___________________________ .'--r - _____ I 1% . - 11W it, - Ø_pp-j Zarley relaxes after darkn,ms set In - - - 1. 0_0 ________________ 1 _______ ____________ L. . - - A . _W 10% : . I , , *V P ..1 - - A*."- T' - - S. ______ ___ _____ __ - 1 '.________ _ I. ___ ______ __ ________ , _:~, 77 hr winter approching, they ,... - .I I Oen,-r it to - New York By The Associated Press The North Carolina Tar Heels hadn't planned on it, but they're Both made par, with Zarley holing a testing, four-foot seeond putt. And it was too late, too dark to continue. The playoff was suspended. LOUISVILLE (AP) - A years of operation. groom died and at least 50 har. ina barn fire thatsentflames75 season with an 87-73 victory couldn't have finished. feet in the air early today at really blun- IJIUIS',I!IC The loss to Rutgers gave St. William King, track presi- Iour-ers don't see good In the ment got there, about 3:03 or John's the tough assignment of dark," he said - bu t dIrected 310, you could see it from the rovident; Georgetown beat earlier been promised an NCAA facing top-ranked Indiana in his displeasure toward the rein- cxprcssway miks away," u toward the NCAA finals in Philadelphia at the end of site of the East playoffs. North Carolina will face a tougher draw because of it, too. SCC Splits TWO Virginia's startling victory With St. diana, second -ranked Mar - As R H 1 0 0 last 34 seconds as the CavalIers 1 0 1 beat North Carolina . College basketball team. to a Hubard din queue and the fourth-ranked split of a doubleheader against Eva ns lb 'Ear Heels. St. Johns River, winning the Ery Ss Hyatt 3b The SEC race wi ll be decided nightcap, 4-0. v rf Monday night when Alabama St.JohnsgottostarterWayne Brckw Chmbrl 2 0 0 St. i0ons fli p will decide North Carolina's and play again Tuesday in a 3 Semmdle eventual op%xinent. p.m. home game against The SEC race was thrown Valencia. into a turmoil due to Saturday Is 4 0 a Kurth (L 2 2) 4 0 7 St ewart 1 1 7 teams landed berths in the Fabian It J U I 30 10 Totals 3 1-3 3 0 0 I 2 PB -- Chamberlain; T - us Mrphycf 34 1 a Cal Bruton scored a careerH high 29 points to lead WichIta Al 3 0 0 State past Drake. Richard Rob- 4'. .W$P1J ' Prknsn c 3 0 0 McCtelln ib Western Athletic Conference (Town; Missouri won the Big Oviedo Eight with a 95-60 rout of Colorado; Texas Tech defeated G 1 0 0 Cllns 1 b Fabnlf l Hpknsdh as S.hrpeis ating Drakc 75-69 while AAA-8 win district tour- 7114F 0!~fll?- 3 0 17- 1617- C-0-7 - Y0e1;9y 0 0 six points of overtime, I . 5191.16 ,. ..,-, 1' ' ".-' - ",&-" rdine Mst U,SF. 7 CPimbtndh Cartilhers. 0 0 ChrlsSeasekdSyracu.sepast Evans. McClellan., MOORE GIRLS; Arut,ers, Evans, McClellan; Carter oils, S)Tacuse hasnmerd Niag- I' .%tchaeI S 0 )Oj Gou1te 3 4 LhroIh,s (W e Upstate Cath, 201; TotnIs: 1) S 31. am 77-60 to win th 10 31 4--7P Mbt'ier Most. New York tourney; Connecticut Bishop grabbed the New England Re- gionals with an 87-73 iwset of i446 OvIEDO H,rd I 1 3: Auyorir,o 7 Oviedo 73'i Z4'6t 7,7if Pt/PtP /'n9RY : vici oj y I 0 0 0 I 0 victory this season. 400022 Kentucky's front line, led by 3 0 0 0 1 ) Mike Phillips, combined for 65 7- *o A - 110. Alabama, Norris Randall and grentotheir American '- 8ING . I'l 111a . -. - -:-:--.- ;Am0 - . -0 7i _0 11 - - i? , ,973 5,4,y ' ' "Ii,''jv'F' 'n o,w ::: ,,., L1'Rt' 4i-i:ç J- -/fr, 7a2tYq -r °"- I.- \ - - ...•:::;: Gernutr.y (APi -- uast in Szoeke team's had split t he singles. ill lill th e Tallahassee FAMU (15 7), Class A, Jacksonville Coliseum here Friday Bradenton Manatee (320) vs Edgewater 3O43, Class A&AA.e 30. Tallahassee Rlckarcis (23*) vs Clearwater Central Catholic (25 games in the four divisions scheduled Saturday. l'he four vs. Palrrelto (179), (i.s AA, 3:30. classes are frtermInPd by the total number of boys enrolled in the top three grades at each school. I f?.. 1. WU ' ostiy Lt-tur Malone (7) I) vs. St Augustine s,, ', 22 . with the licorice sticks that It was the kind of game that we coul d get a break, made nobody happy. Coral Gables Deerburne i76- "This is the day that Herb and Dave Bing. The Boston Celtics, despite Brown is going to get nailed to hawks 123, Rockets 106 making Just 3ti of 101 shots from the cross, but it's time this John Drew scored 30 points th e field, pulled cut an 88-87 travest y was exposed. Welcome for Atlanta, whi ch was wi th out victory over the Detroit Pistons to the world of professional three of 'i regulars, Lou Hud- Sunday. But Celtics captain basketball. Might makes son, Tom Van Arsdale and Mike John Harlicek aggravated a right." knee Injury and will be side- Elsewhere in the National lined for at least a couple of Basketball Association, it was weeks. Washington 92, New York 81; game losing streak behind 27 lousy game," said Tom hem. Atlanta 123, Houston 106; New ing to action following a seven- 8:30, coach. "I can't believe we only nix 106, Portland 84, and Chi. ankle Injury. Tallahassee Leon (74 5) vs. Miami Class AAA championship game. shot 36 per cent." - cago 91, L Angeles 8& Detroit Coach Hubie Brown, The Boston forwards got Just I" pff ! 77 meanwhile, said he was saUs- 24 points against Detroit, but Jo paints and Scott Wedrnan 21 to ance in the game at Boston made up for it with 30 and 20 waukee. Garden - but not that of the points, respectively. Sun 106, Blazers 84 officials, Darell Garretson and Don Nelson's basl;et with 2;13 Paul Westphal's 30 point' Jerry I ocher, who whistled 27 remaining put the Celtics ahead sparked Phoenix, which moved fouls against Detroit and 20 86-84. Boston missed five free within one-half game of Seattle against Boston. throws after that, but the Pis- and 1- games back of Los An"It's tough to be at seven men tons could not capitalize on t geles in the Pacific Division every night," Brown said. "Ev- opportunity, scramble behind runaway leaderybody has been maligning us Bullets 92, Knicks 81 er Golden State. SPORTS ____ ____ IN BRIEF all year, but we can play Neither team shot particularagainst anybody. I wish some- ly well in the nationally tele- * U Hughes Learns H IS wmnen's World Cup ski over-all points championship, dethronftlig Austria's Annemarie Proell who held the title for five stra ight 01 ____________________________ - Wed. & Sat, 1:45 I. Lessons the World Cup skling championships. one second left. ____________ ___________ 't' Don't Haye To Be ished with 21 and Meritt ). In. ropes as a pro basketball cer scorers with 34 ter. Nuggets 116, Squires 101 GOTEBtJRG, Sweden -- Olympic champion Dorothy Hamill of Riverside, Conn., captured the women's figure sMting world championship for the United States for the The 6-fool-Il rookie, who Dan ls,sel, who scored a played in Italy last season, has game-high 24 .mints, and Ralph '?' '" v' si....' ...- -- first time In eIght years. Mystic, 4. Windy Elliott; S. Carroll Kid; 6. Blue Secret; 7. DO's Merry: 0 SIlky O'Hare TRIPLE MAIN EVENT TIM Indians Invite 3 Farmhands TRIFECTA FORD ROSS _________ _______ _____________ k1 _______ VALENTE RAMOS • RIG PERFECTA _______________ __________________ SFNSATIONAI. MI-I--; F _____ • THURSDAY JOEl LADIES' NITE JERRY VINCENT vs a {". _____ 0 ' • )0 COLONIAl. PLAZA - CLOCK TA'WEPN PE F. The Tribe offered the chance Th ursday to outfielder Tommy Smith, first baseman Doug Kris Yoder Smith, fl, hit .302 at Okiahoma City club last year. How- TICKITSON SALE - BOX orrici ______________________ vited three minor league playerstotl)' out for the American Leagiz team. SI - INFORMATION r _____________________ spring training hit still unknown, the Cleveland India ns have in- of its Trille.A Toledo farm RESERVATIONS 2714000 ____________________ _---- ----- CLEVELAND (AP) - Although the siartlnsi date of Howard and catcher HILL AOM. e ard, 2, obtained from St. Louis last October for infielder Luis Alvarado, hit .327 at Tulsa last OR LANDO year while slamming 14 hom ers and driving. hi 71 mn& Yoder, ASIILOCK BRUCE TRA.PLI* 21, who played foe Sai Jose In "-'"" .'etdt-makar E IkIris 64 'AM6 ilgiu. tie came with another Id game against San Antonio Sunday night, scoring 16 points and grabbing 19 rebounds to help the Nets beat the Spurs 118- BERLIN - W. Germany -Sheila Young of Detroit won meters to give her a sweep of all low' the 500 and 1, 109 and solidify their hold on second place. New York is now races in the wolmen's world sprint speed skatirig cham- ,)I 2 games in front of San pion5hips. Antonio in their ba'tle for the runnerup spot in the America, . Basketball Association. Evert Tops Goolagong Fla,, held off a ng comeback by Australian Evonne Goolagong to score a 7-5, 7-6 victory in the fina ls of a I RACES year and maintaining his status Nuggets in front to sta y fnll nwdespite the arrival of Jim ing a sluggish start David Young World Sprint Champion ELEVENTH -~. 1:) Araglin, 7. K's Rudyard; 3. Montague SWLLI Itt - ~, 0: 1. Sycophant, MAD DOG Nater in the early part of the second period that put the Petty Second In Richmond SAN FRANCISCO - Chris Evert (I Fort Lauderdale, the California League, hit .329. $75,000 women's tennis tournament. missed a shot, Leon Benbow grabbed the rebound, was Quickly By The Associated Press Figure Skate Title To Hamill Bonus; 7 Trystier; If. Be selective BOXING- 7 Risky Pam; 3. Shpren SPinal; 4 Bay Charmer; S. Ted Red; 6. Windy ________ Chet, 7. Moccasin; I. Shang Tang TUES,,MAR.91:OOP.M. SOUTHERN JR. MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE MATCH 3 TENTH - 5.16; 3, 1. Husker Fire, 7. Rumor ed; 3. JL-'s Seaton; 1. Then, after Cazzie Russell Fouled and made both tries with Ingemar Stenmark of Sweden won the slalom event in Elsewhere, Kentucky beat Fruit Float; S. L,C.s Lucifer; 6. K's MATINEES Monday S All Gossip; 6. Go Tom Eckert, 7. Look Ethel; I. Lake TedG 91. BalI 5t 64 _____________ Sapporo Pearl. 3. marg m; 4. sissy Sue ; Bulls 91, Lakers 98 Bob Love put Chicago ahead one would tell those two guys vised game at the Capital of the Lakers for the first time at 88 oy sin ki ng two free throws with 10 seconds left. Atr.er, Miami 73, E Michigan 66 Michigan 00, Northwestern Missouri 9S, Colorado 60 NebrasLa 12, Iowa St " Purdue 94. Minnesot a 57. 8:00 P.M. 'A St 92. Oklahoma Kent St U. N Illinois 6) ____________ __________ NIGHTLY 0 St is. or Kings 113, Bucks 97 Jimmy Walker scored 24 _____________________________ 6. Print Eugen; 7. Smoo thy Bill: I. Big Paul NINTH - L5, A: 1. Real Angel; 7 Jazz 124, Sonics 106 New Orleans snapped a five- "Ali ican say is that it was a Kansas City 113, Milwaukee 97; points by Louie Nelson, return- EIOHTH — $ 16, St 1. ED.s Indiana 96. Ohio St 67 Sohourner. sohn - and he was the winning Orleans 124, Seattle 106; Phoe- game abstnce because of an annual Richmond 400. Dream; i Rein Shan, S My Delta; the second half be- hi nd Phil Che nler, Elvin Hayes Saturday (ennessee $6, Georgia 70 Vit'i::rr. 7 WyClift Robin; 3. Dave's Ce Class AAAA championship game. Carolina held off Richard Petty to win the eighth annual Able Kans $5, Oklahoma west 6-4, 67, 7-6 in the dect. Santa Fe (]so) Clats AA 3 30 Old Dominion 93, Ga. South- Vert; 6. Lea Joy; 7. Wycliff "d; I l o, .. .:•.,.•::•:,:• Warriors, a team Los Angel King's Cup tennis competition -. -:-. has been unable to beat in four Sunda y. previous tries this season. Hans-Juergen Pohmann and Lantz wu somliig off his best Juergen Fa:sbndcr edge- 1 / . effort of the season for the LaBalas Taroczy and Peter / last Sunday. Kentucky $U. Alabama S-S SEVENTH - $-14, 0: 1. Tom ,.-, .-. A.- ru,,y Uav's; J. Little Bentley 94. Roanoke Kansas game against the Golden State place prize of $15,000 In kers, having scorcd 19 points Pick. Dayton 95, Florida St $1 I !- said Lontz would Germany upset first-place ."."L-::::.::: Auburn 90, Louisiana St $0 VS. Association team said. Dynomite, 2. Phantom's Speck; 3 Monteague Meade; 4. M.A.'$ r'--:. : r..::, . Iowa $7, Illinois 70 '.... :. 1, Kid Yale 3.1, artmoutri 5? — editioni Injures Nose SIXTH - 1.16. 5: MIDWEST 1. 1 key WSANGELES(Ap) -Re. Hungary Upset serve guard Stu Lantz of the Los Angeles Lakers suffered a In Ten n is broken nose In practice Thurs. ,:.: day, the Na ti onal Basketball LUDWIGSHAFEN, West ' BlinI I AhlDso Dan~ I Lady Cola Princeton As. Co,iurribia " o* 1 mond, Va,, the Minneapolis Thbune reported in its Monday Lantz - CR0 ::- ,qi' :: Penn 66. Ccrnell 67 oc H 7 Bob Austin, 3 Angel Light, Brother Mine; S Mlneoia Petite, 6 EAST Ph, ladelphia • - I. I. A.1TO4'o- to L5 28th versity. FIFTH - 5.14, 0: 1. Birthday Go, flro*n 101, Harvara e6 p IJ- a:.:.::.:.:.:::.:.:::.:: Mc Ka vett; 7 Shu Shu Baby; s Lila; 6 Matinee Idol; I. Soul Train; Vanderbilt 76. Miss. St 73 visiting Philadelphia Flyers have John Mallard added 16 points League farm team in Rich. Washington. Phil Sellers took unbeaten iluLii against - 5- 14, D: I PerIow'i Chariot; 2. Bieck; 1 Easily Done; 4. Ahios Hope; S. Country Goldit; 6 I Early NeWSL (,Ty I w., Law Boy; 4 Danny Jax; S. Little New England S. Phoenix 3 4, KonS,%% BlOuntstown (23 6) vs. Alachua COPPER MOUNTAIN, Cob. - Rosi Mlt tennaier of West Germany took the slalom event and won the KeJou, 2. Alert's Fireball; 3. Out College Toronto S. Calgary 2 Indianapolis 3. Cinc i nnati 2 and Rame starting times for the But we're a good ball club, too, so charge in Tampa Jesuit (7110), Class AAA, Shimnerin, 7 My Shannon ; I Banjo Rlie FOURTH - S-la, C: 1. Serkley r n $2 1 lege title at the conclusion of a As.sociation Saints. tournament held at Stetson uni. The Flyers assigned HoLm- ::::.:..:...:...: . i ": 24 36 9 572)5 21) jiiii Mittermaier Wins World Cup Texas May. Saturday's lesutti I . PAUL, Minn. (AP) - The to lead Chipola to Its junior col. but signed by the World Hockey YtXW-OtO - " 31 2S 12 14 257 211 Louisiana State. The Gatos-. signed Paul hiolmgren of the were paced Saturday by Bob defunct Minnesota Fighting Sfllyth's 21 points and Gene Saints. Shy's 18. Holmgren was picked by the In the Junior college game, National Hockey Paul Hamilton scored 21 points in the amateur draft last year, I - .", 19 7 $ 4-31 WP - Carter, Mber; UP - Foøsr B,slsooMooee 13.00Ido 12 game ' ~_: Toronto - Following are the 1. Gert's Pick. SECOND - 4, C: 1. K's Prizv; 2 Caclvs Joy; 3 l's last Fanny; 4, THIRD - Win, lea league-leading pivotman, out Swen Denverona22.6tearduring SOUTH ______________________..............................................'wibeating .nnipson Hurry. 7 Going Easy. $ Gert's 44 36 __*I Flyers Pick Saints Star from Eugene Harris. Florida will take a &11 SEC A94 ;ZVR. , rally Georgetown put George - Barne$f 2, Ery, S - Hyatt. ch.aige n the homestretch with 84 overtime decision over San 5.auflderl 0 00 0, P.i'ttsmQ 2 0 4• IF H R ER ift $ -rendtle 20 i'-; Ash 113 L..v.' 0 three crclal baskets, lea ding Francisco, i 7) Livingston 01 Cc.iio7I 5; TotIyIn the ECAC's reguor,al play- South double figures, led by 18 points 8T 5RT , , 5 t;1:) _____________________ BISHOP 0// /r //,C "76 ,'JVL'( giving Ptklll 2 1 1 Niagara wi th 18 points. Joe Southern Illinois was losing 103- nøment Saturday. Hrmn7b 3 1 1 Joanne Michael and Vci 92 to Nw WlWltonandAiWesthnt,amed State In Goulette each scored 10 points Totals i 4 3 for 4-4 points to lead overtime; Boise State won -_ Big Sky championship wi th a f or O% _________________ necucut's upset of Providence. $11jollifts • 77-70 double-overtime victory Orlando Boone won the Seminole .. .. * -4 Larry Long and Jonathan ovcr Weber Sta te and Pepper. AAAA-6 tournament by turning Smith came off the bench to pal . 7. back Gak Ridge, 4743. letic Conference title with an 85- I NORTH., fA. Brown 7 24 16, C, MimWIppi hgd six players in record and 11-14 overall mark Into tonight's season-ending 1/t,t _____________ 2) 0 0 him 20 for the game, as Boise Ail R H State beat Weber State for the 1 I 0 Big Sky title. 110 MarcosLintescored28polnts 3 0 0 and hauled in 15 rebounds to 7 0 0 31-2D victory over Bistlop Moore Bric It wy ri in he t by Alan Maver , 1 west Conference finals; Hofstra won the East Coast Conf erence Oviedo High School's girls' Eryss title with a 79-72 whipp!r.g of basketball team qualified for McDnk3cf L.. regional tournament wi th Temple; Wichita State took the Hyatt Missouri Valley crown by be THEIR GREEN YEARS Steve Connor scored the last :: I HalIe7b Tot al Cagers at 1,01.1isville rpowris in its 11 __________________________________________________________ 2 C 0 the MVC race. 200 Wrnrrf ii,. . , Jones 3 1-7 11; Mitchell 9 4 1 72; ....... i. ., 5t*nl.v King said he didn't know what Ole Miss, only 2.15 in horses had been ki lled. "We So'jttte rn Conference and 6- 70 69 70 114-271 inson's 24 points led New Mexico State past So uthern Illinois 3 o 0 and eliminated the Sahujthfrom 36 19 17 II 77$ 201 Sunday's Results -'' 69 6169 70-fl6 19 171711 95231 114 Buffalo I 0! Bob Murphy, 16.400 Deerborne 37. Miami Chris Cleveland 5, Houston from a 52-48 halftime edge be. 0 Totals 39 17-fl 93. He said the fire was brought hind 73 per cent field shooting in SOUTH: Payton 3 006. T ur ner S ...i_ -, iinii.r ,'nn$r,4 l ".. 70616964-773 St. Augustine St. Joseph's 45, $ 50 9 23190 3 746464 6b-770 W1S flat known. seconds left to propel Texas Tech past favored Texas A01 in the Sou th west finals, Hofstra .n the ECC behind Rich Laurel's 28 points. 29 27 11 69 2&) 231 La%e Highland 42 20 31 9 49 171 259 Region Four - ii "lU4ö SUM) Li Donald 655 17; Glover 0000: Boen Downs. The cause of the fire times in 26 games, pulled away 3177. . flrown63.' 11; S.reen000 -- ' its first Big Eight championship SECONDOAME $ 1 1 -- NCAAcwIthvirttiPctItr(12u Cincinnati defeated Memphis Warnerrf State 103-es to win the MetroSix I-lalle7b players in double figures as the Russell hita 17-footer with two 300 McClelln 3b barn housed nearly 60 of the 800 national ratings. h0lS stabled at Limic-ville D... n-..o-- - -. -. -. , iC. Snead. $11,700 13. outright in 46 years. Mike Johns ii' it R ER 88 50 Al R H Elsewhere, several other CofinSlb Texas A&M 74-72 in thit, South- 51. Murphy Parkn c toumament; Arizona stopped Arizona State 77-72 to take the — Seminole 4; 2 8 - Hopkins; 3 8 - results, sshich produced a 90-85 ST. JOHNS upset for Kentucky over Alaromp over Georgia. R811 - Hopkins, Par1kinson; E Sharpe 7, Brockway; DP Seminole. LOB FIRSTGAME ooden spot in the Associated P,-ess, pil?s Detroit I Maker; 6 Stylish Lad; 7, Groucho; Region One Malone 6-0. Laurei Hat si 31 79 7 69 211 225 -. CalIf. Fouled out: None, the Seminoles captured the 18th Franconia, A. K's Gamma; 5, Otto Class A L Angeles Boston while, went to Chipola with a W Solomon 0 00 0. Mitchell 0 00 0; Lewis 0 00 0 Totals 24 Ii-)? 59 halation and were taken for victory over Lake City. hospital checkups. Florida State's w.ason-long Chipols 16 4S--14 ngsaid oniyabout six of the battle to gain recognition had L.Clty 24 35-" 0 horses stabled in Barn C were finally paid off last week when Foulls: Chipola 16, Lake City to FIRST - 5.14, Ci I. Dainty Louise; 2.. Montague visitcri; 3. Plme't(o 77. lmmoi4144' 59 .__`~ ,_ Adams Division 72 216, Jones 3006, Brodie I 00 7; Dogs TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Norris Division Greensboro 72 ' 49 9 tO 1 25) 146 Region Three Washn minor burns and smoke ir' saved, 7.316 91 - Moon flank Elks member John Kader. (Herald Photo by Torn Vincent) ______________________________________________________ S& W Georgia 105, Armstrong st Fe 76. Lake _____ upset a enwie record U. Battern won the "Beer-Drinking Award" for guuiing down 2oon 11 holes. Karin Stowell and Carol - Valdosta st 74, Augusta 56 R eg ion Two Club. Evidence Curb' Giles, kit, and Bob Bittern, right, who took WINNERS MTW Pairings Th e big winners didn't necessarily have th e lowest am Is Saturday's Elks Club golf tournameut at the bbyfair Country DUBIOUS Celtics Tourney Consolation Region Four "M Prep Boise St 77. Weber 5? 70, 201 Jackson 177-2). Class AA&A, 5:30 Class AA championship game, 3:30. Class A championship game, 2. pm. South Atlantic CorWironce Championship _______________________________________________ 12 4-1 10 3-4 136 234 Region Two W las Conference Tallahassee FAMU 96-, Mineola Poppy; S. Jan Jen; 6 " Pickett0l) 20. McGIII2004~ HuAitt 311 0 0 Wildcats defeated Arizona Mark Hayes, $5433 Norris 16. South 23, Fouled 65-70.7' 71-777 haven't been able to get Into 20 overall, took the lead early in Out:Fouls: State. Wagner. ON 002 000-2 ld, ith d all scorers the first hall and held leads as 73 67 67-70-2 77 0*3 00 with 23 points as Missouri WOfl Victor Regalado, $5,433 He said the fire was the first big as 18 points against Florida. T ot als The I'taiders now stand 5-5 .C Championship Class AA 26 7) 1? 0 202 O,i 24 31 11 Hofstra 79 Temple 77 RegiOn One Bloun'stown 69, Gric,,,iIle 56 27 27 13 6772* 721 S Louis AA nn ___________________________ 6967 6969-271 hows," and that track worke rs o his 2-3 points in the second half had ts points to lead the Flyer-s. RIley 1 02 U; Wagner 4 I 3 9. M Mike I-41il, $7,700 rounding up the Florida State, ending up wi th a os S 2317; Rasmussen S 0 0 10. 3 0 0 to lead Cincinna ti past Mein65-73 a;.;o-m were out 300 horses that had been released 21-6 record, was led by Henry Totals 37101751 ,phisState. BobElliottscored2l Larry Ziegler. $7700 3 _____________________ ___________________________ 72 6466 69-- 215 on the track grounds. 3 0 1 points to pace four Arizona Davis' 20 points. North 43 32-95 faces ~anderbilt in the season Kurth for two ruris in the sixth Orrism 2b f inale. The Crimson Tide must inning and held on for a 2-0 Pierrnn2b beat the Commodores for the victory in the opener. played Saturday. The state's Cñicago East Coast Conferenc, Championship Cardinal Gibbons 61 Smythe Division can throw clutch strikes on TV "Tnmrr'y had all those when I want to and I'm going to strikes, I figured he was due be tougher than ever." to haw a few It was Anthony's second title wo ul dn't make it," Anthony in a row. A week earlier, he said. Sixteen schools will play in Virginia 67, U Carolina 62 Sov'hw,st Conference Championship TPi Tech 74. Tci4S A6M là SOutheast 56 Region Four Rvera Beach Suncoast Alachua Santa Hudson had thrown it strikes lane surface . ,,r:,, I '.=red .)v-.l it,,, Godrnan,27~.Wii and something last week - that 1 Mickey Hlgham, 261-195. March 11-13. big Sky Tournament 25 30 10 64 770 207 Clearwater Cn?rAi 73 33 9 55 773 279 41, Dunnellcm 61 .... Vancvr From the burning barn suffered junior college honors, mean- McKahan 1 00 7; Neal 2 23 6; the lead and rhially was tied ,t.. '- 'U .0 l I-: me 4)10 14 ICO 795 17* ButIu.Union 70 36 1111 56 236 160 Region Three Atlanta NY Rngr Florida State's recently ac- ward hewitt totaled 16 for Lake who attempted to save horses 6, o under par. * Hale Irwin 3 o 0 five crucial P He said four other grooms other major college game 1002; Long I 73; Anthony 1)111; the t2st 511 holes of regulation in be Virginie, giving him 73 for For the three ACC tournament x-Kermll Zarley Pdl,. , Pllilphia NY lsl' victory. "I have a rubber and 10). Memphis St 95 the semifinals Thursday and Riveria Beach Suncoast (16 13). Coss , conference Friday with championship Cla ss AAA, 7. Championship Tampa Jesuit 65 Bradentoonn W L T Pit OF GA He spoke about his role of Tommy Hudson, Akron, Ohio, 246-195, Saturday in a nationally being the perennial bridesmaid tUlViflg f'i.'ilshed in second televised Final. Hudson col. lected $8000 for the second place a record 23 times. "in the old days I used to call home and say, ' Honey, I "I am bowling better than finished second again," he ever," Anthony said after his sald. Jersey City St $0. N.Y. Te,h Basketball Tournament at ROgiOn Three Patrick Olvlslcn TAMARAC (AP) - Pro picked up another 114,000 m bowler Earl Anthony of Ta. Windsor Locks, Conn. coma, Wash., says making a Thewingavehima2z..vi ct o,.y clutch strike in front of a tele- skein and $405,879 in earnings vision camera won't bother him over a seven-year career. any more after he won the Anthony, 37, is expected to $100,000 Dick Weber Open here, pass Dick Weber's record of 25 Anthony took $14,000 In first victories and $500,000 in career 55th annual state High School Cincinnati burg 64 N1IL Campbell Conference quired prestige took a sevem City. horses, his whole stable," he fumble in the Seniiijoles' final CHIPOLA: Rivers 1007; Rivers • said, basket ball game of the season 007; Hmitton $55 2); Randall 6 King said the groom who was when often-beaten Dayton 16; Burgess 14 56; Grqhagan 1 00 burned to dea th w as William 7. Mallard 772)6, Klppenberger 0 scored a 98l upact in Ohio, 00 0; Dent 0 00 0. Butler o • Dornicier, 26, of Evansville, Florida was stunned 94-83 by Cora 5 3 S 13. Totals: 31 10-21 84. Ind., Arnold's brother In law. visiting Mississippi in the only LAKE CITY: erittoni 3 A I; Walls Carolina 72.66. when Zarley dropped an 18-foot game against DePaul. North Carolina's loss means a first1 round NCAA date with the winner of the Southeastern ConferBarry Carothers and Buddy SEMINOLE estee and puts three of the na- Maher collaborated on a sevenMoyer If lion's top few- teams In the inning no hitter Saturday to Botiki ph same regional - top-ranked In- spark the Seminole Commu ni ty McDndI Cf i leading drivers, lost about 26 Marquette closed out its three strokes back, twice took regular season Sunday by Sou th FSU "1ike Arnold, one of the Ile started the final rounli gave the Cavaliers a first-round Humbled; Ch pola 1% Day By The Asboclated I`ress Championship egbon Iwn Titusville Ast,onaut 6$, Lees Pro Hockey Geo Metro Six Region One Tallahassee Rickards 60, F r.a,,Jrsa Beach $o Virgi nia at Kentucky mid. It was just a terrible thing- By THE ASSOCIATED PRIM apicce for ChJpola and Hay. naments. They're all painting cli.u-jrg his first round, played of Charlotte, N.C., "Out of the 50 hors, six have racing." 61 Class AAA New York at Denver Downs. dent, said the fire in Barn C started about 3 n.m. "By the time the fire depart- The bespectacled Irwin made State 96.67 to complete its sec. 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, March 8, 1976 od straight regular It clear he was not crIticizing __________________ __________________________________ the decision to halt play - "us _ schedule undefeated, _____________________________ year's college basketball George Washington 6&Q for the berth, clinched its first undis. the Mideas! at South Bend. tively late starting times, season Saturday night, whip- Southern title and Rutgers puted Mid-American Confer- Rutge rs pull ed an easier draw, which, of co urse, necessi ta te an ping the fourth-ranked Tar whipped St. John's 70-67 to win ence tide with a 71-M victory facing Ivy League champion equally late finishing Wne. Heels 67-62 in the finalss of the the Metro Division champion- over B&wling Green. Princeton at Providence, 11.1. NBC-TV was scheduled 10 Atlantic Coast Conference ship. Rutgers and St. John's San Diego Sta te beat the Uni. UCLA, the defending national provide national television Coyplayoffs. bo th were assured of NCAA versty of the Pacific 7 on champion, will face the PCAA erage4.6p.m., E, but stayed 'orth Cprolina will be force-d playoff berths before the con- Sunday to win the Pacific Coast winner in the West Regionals at on until the day's play was to trdvrl to Dayton, Ohio, for test wWle the others had to win Athletic Association playoff Eugene, Ore. next Saturday. completed. the NCAA's Mideast Regionals their way into the NCAAS. tourney and an NC berth. A total oi 32 teams are innext Saturday instead of playIrwin who considered withWestern Michigan, which had In other action Saturday, Pa- volved in the fw.Lr regional tour. ing in the more f amiliar surdrawing frum the tournament roundin But he said tonight's lkace five tomorrow night and five 000 1 Hamilton $9, Gannon v Lakes _1 ; NO games Scheduled Tutsday's Garret , , - Championships Amher st 97, Merrimac 92 pa Jefferson Region Four Today's Games -- ;''' Bradenton Manatee Sunday's Results 12S, Indiana 112 Denver HO, Virginia 101 New Ycrk H!, tar, L were scheduled to race tonight, UCLA closed out its regular have. There's no reason we "Somebody Region Three 5..i Antonio 13-I, VirQ nia 110 cific-8 Conference winner ished," Irwin said. "We should ern Cal and Big Ten 13 37 Ill 15', $14 Division 11 a Ill Orlando Edgewater 72, F Indiana - - Consolahons Pievce Central 4 Virginia 12 54 .176 W', Saturday's Results Is 50 "I wish wv~ coLid have fin- th champ Indiana walloped Ohio dered," he repeated. I trip was arranged at the last second by the Virginia Cavaliers, Sur pr ising V ir ginia pulled off ce el th biggct upts this 1(1I St ursAla 55 yc,fk SA 36 31 53714 30 35 441 30 -, . Southern Division Champion s hi p George?own, DC., 68, Basketball Kentucky tYr 5 LO4J'S ness racing horses were killed card would beruj3asscheduled. Wednesday," he said. "We will over Sou going west for the NCAA playoffs. This little • StableFi* re Groom Horses Both made par. tHy Region Two 39 26 .600 10 Jo-se Championship Syracuse 71, Niagara Consolation St. Bonavenitji-e UI. Manhat tan 71 New Ençlaitd Championship Connecticut 51, Providence 13 yule Lee 71 12 71 636 7' Anton the 15th hole to begin a sudden. .Ta r eel.s orced * West, ay n Mideast SPORTS 49 16 751 -- ulierin Upstate New York CLASS AAAA Region One ABA Irwin sipa soft drink, panders playoff - Prep Seattle at Chicago 72, 6-4 Golden Slate at Detroit _________________ death playoff for the $40,000 first prize and the title. Pacific San Diego St 67, San .t Boston, o Has plastic ball that I can use on any in earlier round games to win Pacific Coast Athletic Assn. Hartford , , ' ~K - at San Franc itco First Round . Los Angeles a? New York . _____ Orleans Now as, 51, 01 III 40 5 41 269 321 Clevelanø S. Houston I Toronto S. Calgary 7 Indianapolis 3 Cncnna 2 ?4w EriIarwi 5. Pho.nx 3 Sunday's Results Cincinnati 5. New England 3 Cleveland 5. Indianap1is 1 Winnipeg 3. Calgary 1 Edmnntnn 1. Qoebor 2 C) Phoenix 2 Today's Games Plo games Schedulpd Tuesday's llamas .V Wnn;p T or ont o hl"jP Tuesday's Games k. 21 41 5 53 737 295 Saturday's Rvits p4" V'n 54 k. ______________ __ ______________________ Clevtlös,d Today's Games ________________________ ___________________________ _ ______________________________________ Popperdine Tornnlo Atlanta 123. Houston too Orleans 171, Seatfl. 104 Ptoenlx 106. Portland ii Chicagg 91. Los Angeles ____ West Division II 23 0 *7 267 211 Ed'ton 174-7A Place money when he defeated earnings. TOURNAMENTS Pacific Coast Athletic Aiim, Champlojp Calgary 97 1. Puget Si'i Diego 51 76. pacific 6i 32 77 6 70 711 272 Ohio Conference S. Diego 3229 4 6 733 274 Championship Canadian Division Oberlin 6-4, Wittenberg 56. 01 Wirvilpeg 45 71 2 92 791 209 West Cnn? Athletic Cenfrenc, Quebec 39 fl s ?? 745 ChampIonship Portland its, Phoenix g Sunday's Results floStori El, Detroit $7 Washington 92. New Yor k 51 Kansas City 113. Milwaukee ., Sound S9 25 1) 6 67211 244 61 7 26 i 3 Houston Phoen. Atlanta 97 Gen State 117, -106 ' East Diviió Cincl N Erwj, Cleve indpls 107 Houllooi EXHIBITIONS Athletes in ActIon 75. W L I PIS OF GA Portland 79 31 .4)9 15 Saturdays Relli Itftato 105. PhiiOdiphI g N c vv York 116. Washington - :-41,.~ With the early twi-light of television," Irwin said Swida) 1 _______ . . with 122,aoo. shot a 66. "I don't want to knock -1. - - 31 WHA , _________________ V i.., surgery last fall, walked off his way to a gutsy 69 and Irwin Zi ~ _~~' # 7~: _~~_ -_ I - - ..I _________ _____ III ~_.' .7.119W 'b S 2536 435 11Li 2534 435 11'-, Division 2$ 33 .444 ~ Detroit 25 30 .)V? 3 KC 25 4 3$5 Chicago 19 44 307 9 Pacific Division C, State 46 II .719 A. 3737 .500 14 Seattle 323.4 45 15 4-1 Phoenix 30 33 .416 15½ . ___ Zarey, who suffered 1X CMS a tie at Z70, 18 under par on the of pure torture due to a neck 6,9w-y ar d Rio Pinar Country injury before corrective Club course. Zarley scrambled — 3233 inta Orleans t _________________ ________________ _____ ___________________ 0OItIOnOttC1CvIStUfl'SWjShCSOfl j -• 1176 617 3776 317 7 IlCtiStOfl .__ L I die regulat ion 72 holes of play in 1. Central Division WashIngton Cleveland AJ - 3129 .561 31 31 171 I?', P4' .v York Midwest I I "Somebody blundered ," the The two veteran go1fcr both hate Irwin said in a fiat, carebirdied today's first extra hole, fully-controlled voice when Parried the second and third (larkness halted the playoff before heuding for the fourth Sunday after two inc'mclu.sive (No. 16 on the co urse). holes. The playoff was schedAfter Irwin tapped In for his uled to he co mpleted Monday par, the huge gallery headed morning at 9:30 a.m., EST. fIx- 17 where they figured P'sY Irwin, winner of the Las An. would continue, but Zarley geles Open two weeks ago, and puiled his 18-inch putt and the Zarley, on the mend from ma- _____ — Western conference today. '>' \_ _______ ______ _ I ___ J 5 was halted until 9:30 a.m. Open Golf Tottr=ment. _____ - PriIphia Martha r Atlanta , 6, t Basketball __ FAIM __________________________________ ______________________ sthrtin and firdshing times and Zarley made a crucial 12-toot the schedule that had him and putt on the 18th and final hole Zarley interrupted ar,d delayed Sunday to send the main a day in their sudden-dath sudden death, but after two playoff for the title and the holes darkness set In and play $40,000 first prize In the Citrus . I- 4. - 11th annual Honda Citrus . 1 ______ , _________________ Open. /; 4 - * - 'visa I?, Oral Ro'erti 7$ W Michigan 71, Bowling New York, Islanders 5, Pills. Green SI burgh 3 Wichita St 75, Drake 69 Boston i, Washington 3 St Louis 1. Buftalo 1. tie FAR WEST Montreal 6. Detroit Arizona 71, Arizona St 77 V6ncouver 1, Minnesota 3 Brigham $7 Wyoming Toronto ?,California 7. tie 60 Today's Games New Mexico 59, Texas El No games Scheduled PaSO Ti•idy' Games New Mexico St 103, S Illinois St-Louis at New York Island 92, 01 ers UCLA $7. Southern Cal Boston at Atlanta Utah SI, Colorado St 77 Vancouver at Los Angeles wsIngton St 61, Washington - P ro — allow Hale Irwin to walk off continued with a blast at the with the $40,000fi.rst prize in the networks, pro golf's accom• __ ___ .' . - Kermit Zarley "because golf certainly blew' an 18-Inch par putt on the wouldn't be where It Is wi thout arthre'iudsijth sde TV.Iiit. death p1'yoff hole here at Rio And Irwin, rapidly becoming __ -. - I Pinar Country Club today, to one of the tour's brightest stars, ______ - York Ran PlEA Eastern Conference Atlantic Division 0 1. Pc?. GB Boston 1720 .677 Ulfaio 36 77 511 6' ___________ ~l r4 _________________________ y IA jhl~ - 1 _____ ____ - 4 ______________ - Anioknr SCOREBOARD _____ t . Win s Irwin w, Hole Decisive ORLANDO J 1 Putt -. . AL_ - 8-Inch Fourth Playoff ____ - 1 Cvr. - ; Indiana 125-112 and Denver de- feated Virginia 116-101. "The biggest thing you need - in this league is experience," said Hughes, applying an ice pack to inc Jammed ICII hand he hurt a few days ago and aggravated Sunday night. "1 never realized how important experience was until I started playing," he said. "Curs who have been in the league five or six years have a big edge on you, especially when it conies to fouls. They can put on some acts and con the officials. But I've gotten to know which guys put on acts, and now I'm ready for them." Hughes came to the Nets as a throw-In in one of their trades with San Antonio over the summer. He had been drafted by the Spurs two years ago but had elected to play in Italy instead. Colonels 125, Pacers 112 Kentucky blew a nine-point lead and trailed 92-91 going into the final period, but a 12-2 surge in the next 41 s minutes clinched the victory, Johnny Neumann getting seven points for the Colonels In that burst and Bird Meritt the other five. Ards Gilmore led the Colonels with 29 points. Wil Jones shot 12 of 13 from the field to add 21 points, Neumann fin- Dwmpson led the Nuggets with To HEAT Like One With Genera I ,_ Elactrit CENTRAL HEATING CALL,., g t'LUMISII4U$ I WALL HEATING, INC. 1007 S. Sanford M4562 �___________ ____ _________________ ______ _________ _______ _______________________________________________________________________________________ ____ _______ __________ IT - ~~~~~~~N; - . - ____ ___ — IIA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. - ___ She Tried I Mond& y, March 1, 1976 1 And Tops For Years ______________ _ Favorites include Most Major Contender's _i~_ - ~,-tft1_ _ _ r- -•-- _ I I - - — - STES Herd Sta ff W ri ter - - _____ — - Thesday' "I hope Reagan will win. If he can do f or the nation what he did in California, tie woUld stralichten out things a little, Ca rter will win becaise the people thin k he is for them He primaries - no to 'F(,rd and S%allace There 15 qut1on in my mind. i put th em to work I'm for Republicans and Carter Oz Carter" Lowry, Democra It is hard to incumbent because Rochester. N.Y. - - 67 A,J _ - - Ford hasn't done much about Patricia Woods, Sanford ' ' ' people off the welfare rolls and LEWIS And h: _________ time in her life, Margie Shiver Cowan is a win- ______ for the fst time In her life, she 15 not grossly overwe ight. %A IP't R A1 seewhat irs done for mer:she rejoices. Since joining TOPS in February of last year to the end of 1975, Mrs Cowan went from 258 pounds to JR9 p _____ e. I.. __ , . ___1 r I .. t I - . '' - '_/ -.. -. - ' : •',-. ' 111411 411 29'% i - _____ ' __ __ k / / - ' I -. % __ . -- - 1. ' I 111-0JI1111 — W t 4 ."- .~-, - . a ~ - -- -, I • . - ____ r ____ h n .'•, — -- ---• .. - — __ _________ ___ - M - ____ ______ __ E -! -- -- .i Ii - - .- __ - -- -- - -- - -. -- j /J'-'f'1. \\ - - # .- --. - - - - - . -I % ' .; -, , lk - • a - — __ _-______ ---_ __ -— . _ . _ . if W INI Az - , __ _~"=ffr---- - _____________ . . - - __ - . _. - - _ .-_ - _. _;~ -- 0 _. ____ ______________________ nat Ihead 7~_Wl .- . . -- 1 t .1 ,~ ,I - - - I _MN _--. .... Sple Chair r eg. $169 Cocktail table; - _ — ,_ 17~ -, - .- - , _T_ - , -4 -I,..Ia - k 't -I i I t T .. . - - _Ai7 -7 , iJ_.. I k, - . I I. W4 - - 4 9~.; - ___ TO __ , -,;. .4- __ 6-7 I .J,_74 - ."~ .4,,----,, 2~,, ,r_ - ~ ~ W-B - STUDENTS MARK 1776 IN 1976 I . - - . I * -r- Xl_ __ - — 'It.__ :0 I ~s , , 110 & -I - 't . I . i0 77 -----: - - a. $ d - t I brarian , said ms plans were (fis- - _= ---------- ~ -.-7:-. -: ----~! ~ -., J --t.-,.~~7.--,,. -- - I v.' i~-_- i~^ ,.e tl,-,44~il._ - -1. " ~,~^ !,K, , ,~ I ,.q. . I RZ,"Kn01q 1_rA __ - One i ; "'.1f. f - '. -~-., - -I -1 t'-f ____ - -!l ___ __ mzv~ _'_rrz_ - - ~ IIf - A ~A^r^ ' Home , J p •J Canning Z_ _i _ff_ ___ - - - - --- __ I latex 0 in flat Sale prices effective thru Wed., March 10, semi gl I F %1J - -_J 1H __ J _yj. ~_~ I i . I F~' V, . i k qi - - itsiSlant i I ; -i I Disposable paint brush set AN I = yl cn~ _- ~ ie--- ______ " I i I . i ; . :~y - - i , .- Ak 01 that the cost of an'interview * I 1 1 - - fli I- " I 1.39 -)it. l3fitibl., I'llifar) was - hrinkc in haril rovers .1 rea y some pu vi(kl OT r!.Ii-. .,.ill, a =n build !!,!~ N...'est librat"J, 14-1 the "Allil't * 11 I '11KI, luddi fig it beary and 11)(Kiern worldarxi then find hardly anynginable. scientific storks 1ire printing years ago to pro- tionStientists said Iticilitits .irt'I it inhiritid tht. the F more replacement caps and lids k W could ing i book Iin(Iing oft is roading but L i 'tie ____ hat ou total stok At - _~:~ - -~ SCC -_ to a _____ ___ ___ AprU26,VandZS.Anyonelaor -W -- _= J! -_~~T~-4~; , -- j = - -~~ ~?- I .- , " , '_ __ _~ Eligibility must be completed b i16 - - 4-~- W M_ . __ ___. .--_1---!~ -Z-= --__ ~_-_,: __________~~;~_~M~_ -L P-----_ t~ prepare the student for the test isavailableat thestudycenie rs -- 1, 9- K __ ii _-., F- _-r center in your neighborhood call Seminole Community - - - ~ 4_,Z;~_E -me! office T I,,- N ~ I i^=I "=,`-" On of Ileadifig up Uie Mid-East Bank Women will hold its bi- Group is Dawn S. Bleckley, I speaker. The -. -- - - !. -_~. 1i . I_._yt . i __-, , meeting at Lord assistant cashier of the Atlantic 0 i..e --* - ~ ,,~.- go 44 - A --1- - -,r - -f.s ,J FF. .-J11 -~,.? Z?,~V_._ I - V. il*f . _- - . , ;~'--, -Tiii;~M ~k_ -,~'fi--~.r~ IV meeting will begin the Fir National Bank of 4 -0.~ -P M;:,* - !;-.:<lr.- =--- y -_--_- UU H . I -11' *__ . . 0 1 [inn - M ... - - t ,.. 1975. r - - , ..i ars, in a Is it Partment store, an old warehowse and ;ill - 47 i fce1 loek ____ . . .-~_ '* r - - 2#5; , -.-""-----':,*-,I until the end of thir cent; 93m; - O.- --e - - _~_ iqiq( -- - . I- - W,-ON , 2 FOR ding i schedukd to stirt ___________ , I -1 Moe VMS$ London in a plant that produud tanks For both World ., thei own goods .1, ff, I - - ____ __" 'A I "'61~6r- - . - to - . -. - % it in %our poc1JJ real] it, st'annIng season there was ning . ~ ~ week as it luis been doing since I _________ rim~ Offered hIouk.i said the time ma ,ot to think of these things Springs April 13 an enthusiast for books --' I am _ ___ ___________________________________ The G.E.D test leading g ank Set Meetina B libriii.t,. nid architects rnonthI ? sewn. I Rc-s tSf —_ - Test GED - _~__W! ___ I 9 Do)oueerhaeadr1nkor Then she malted mea check fonm(l to per cent Jim. 2, - ' . 1.-."'u',c;-,&'I.-,,Ii~,-",;i. .!C.-,6,.;f*,L I wes& pi!~*~ At the ad b(x)ks are scattered all over I -V"-- __ __=__ 6. Do you sometimes forget that my purse was controlled ii identified and whathapenedwhileouw themoyfrorn rny°aUetwas diploma will be offered at son be iinableto afford tnjssu Calif will tontinue to operate eethIf ts aday,sevendaysa A I L%by I was glad to help her wit.hclut you are pa treatable illness Utat can be n (imi it itinicat ions. Frankly, Ifookwa%, 54. former scien. reading books of picture strips we don't know what is going to lific adviscrat the British Ein- which 20 years ago were printed . - I I - V major health problems In thIs 5 Do ,ou drink when countr - however It is a alone' hrith library. storage •ace and new build two million printed items a nowadays are packed with ii[)r lIar r 1looa), th e Ii ingsto tit is likel) to happn icar lustrations You see ddults . . -10"1~ AlcohJ is one of the to give you a lift?) -- _____ _____ -----.. i-- — _ - I A.A., A-Anon, and specialized Beverly Hills. ca w. M12, for Abtreatment facilities. -addrossed, stamped (2 Oc) DEAR HELPFUL: •''• William sice esient of Sun Bank f scholarlii works." Hookway has swollen to nearer 12 million oe voining when people will not Alread%, Ili retrieve soine data, G. Callarman, director of the "librarians in charge of Woks, pamphlets. Periodicals know how to me a book, "The (Inc has, MUNCIE,Ind.- Ball Corp., a '~aid. a timiptiter Management Program in the me cangreat collectiows like ours are and newsivipers. 11w annual pattirm and use of reading Ls School ma or pr ucer o of Busin ning supplies, said today that having to relate their plaws for report said it is accurnulating r1hinging." lie silid, -1~)oks screen. Does amone know Administration at Florida dur;ng the 1976 home canning , wricre %vc shall be in 30 years?- Technological University In and Treasurer is Joan P. it plans to produce and II(xikwa minoun(ed himself Smallwood, vice President of I? WWI ___ I f 1 1W.FvJJJJJJJJJJJJ- ,.lW,_A -_PN. .- - m I .1 - ______ .__11111111111R~ _ _________________________ cash it. I really want to, but I beer (16 ounces) all have an "doubles"? those who are fond of saying,"I equivalent amount (three2. Do You drink more now can take It or leave It aloar fourths of an ounce) of ethyl than you used to' but who usually take it. 3. Do you mmeftes gulp DEAR ABBY: About a morith addicted to the ethyl alcohol, no drinks instead of sipping them' ago a friend who !s a kin. iJiA __ I - __1 I , - k -1 - _', - - - - 11 h riI ir six million books in the British vision and other audio- visual planning libraries that will Chumbleys Pub, 600 East Bank of Eustis, as chairman. thor'stpedmanuscripts, 1ind I Mustiiin As other libraries iiiethis iflsteKl" standintottw nettcntur) hae Altamonte he, Altamonte VlceChalrmanisNanc) Crott y, think this Ill spit id to other niergid ith it Th is W : A . -1-4- 0 41) 1___r - - it __ - - .1 - I or Ke,cW' I r- U,I -to 't , I ~ -'t*1_ - ~! In custom mixed paints. because color intensity differs. the volume of paint per can may, in some cases, be slightly less than a full gallon. • i - ; -4 . . Is -~ __ Sale,6,99, reg. 9.99. One Coat Plus interior flat latex. lls,--- _. . I . . . . . . .. .. ... . . I*t4J1-LALj11_,UU1(lLJ1, latex Ideal for kitchen bath playroom Very washable and durable tots of Colors - , Z_ 0 - . ; : -F,f. ossm Painting - sbooks in facs inlile froit; the au- S. T '~ 'All, , . . . ~. - Sale Z995 reg. 10.99. One Coat Plus interior semi-gloss -__ - __ ~~ - - , :_ ~__ ~ y - I 11 , Plus --. ~~ -1 I_— --- 'i. -,i. 1--- -, %, 'I - I , Coat L F j,ez; .r - - RM I,M . ___ - - - __ - I t , k, or -r ,4,. :~'. . ..'Nk- • ___ __ - K k-'I S ; - , ,I - ~,-.~~ ,X, , I I - --l e ~ R. ~,`;7~,_! j, ~.f 1. -, W ~ .~____ __ _ _ jr -__ - ~= t'~_ A~~ ..;X__4 _ ___ _- 17~7,1'Ili a C:r . 1P -it % , ,i I& - ., ~,;;t, ~~,, III _2Z.- AM 11 .. -Y .- 1--;",,~;~7iwl, , J 7 4 - - -',4) `try _, 4 V ISL - HAVE A DRIUNG PROBLEM? I. Do you ever drink Your quiz Li indeed helpful to half ounces), a glass of table wlne (five otznces) and apintof - - - W _• ::. , I - - I - 'i ii ___ serious drinking problem. For information and help, Otherwise the will continue to check your Yellow Pages under feel guilty about your loss. lism for the number of Hate to wriff 11111ff S? Send 11 to I, Librarian Foresees Change In Book Publishing -.- __ I - .I __ - __ - 01 __ ___ - ___ '. morning to relieve a hangover? should I do? I thought our readers would Institute of Alcohol Abuse and interested in knowing that a Alcoholism Students at St. Mary Magdalen Catholic School In Altamonte Springs will present the cluslug scrues from the h is torlcalmuljeai"177$"March !4at7 30pxn Theshowattbeschooliafreetothepubhlc Featured characters are (. ' rom left) Larry Greeu as Edward David Mahaken as oug zger as John Adams, Steve Carta as John IA)NDON iAI'i hooks a e kno thtm ma not Lxi in Off M1 ________ ___________________________ 8. Do you need a drink to have make up for it, bu fh _i r 1. - __ I _* Nol UZ t~ - Ito.__4_ W - -. I — Q - - - Vmg, 7v, I. ;r IAJ F-JlJ_ F, -_Au r m----. - I- I -I__ F /f :1-IpJi ____ M L& - . . -~i2 A , - pt7______ iiF . . -W_ tim-~ i - -- - __.... - . - - - i.bJ -;- 10. Do you drink In the don't feel right about it. What Dear whom husband drinks enough & - Z. - k_ 4ehJJ V., beer to become very drunk, but _ - - - . I- =Z1mv — -7 ~~'~ - 14V who insists that as long as he 1~0~_ — ---1Z -7 ~ 31 - lowu ~ ______ .F I .-- - _57 - - - -i __ F ---i Lw . Po* , 11 - ~~L~ __ - . iT-* Sale S54 -. - .:a1w - ,Z -1 - ~1- , A - -1 ______ I 1 -. .11L -. - - AI rt know drinks will be served? - ~_ __ __ 91 .-!I,-~ _ __ ---ut=Aluampcm~ 1 ~- l _-_--__-___--_-_ - C'"Id-b Cif ... - , ~ &~___, V - AC:_ " ` ~~ - SiRg - __ - - 10~,i", T - . - ~` __ - . il No. Al51 .1 _~, if t"W_ , - F_-_ tog $189 ...............SaIe$149 - f - _________________ __ '' F or A T est - ik _ ~ lk L_ ___ ___ -- - - ___ _, _c.~ - ~ J Sale $139 End table reg S69 - ___ - -Ni. -_ _.- W I DEAR ABBY: You recently .1. ! - &_~_ 4i W - _=t, _:~~ iilll.. r r*. 77-- V_* -* - r- - - r ~ Love seat, reg $239 .;J, ____ -k ' r ___ - No 41 I , more A graduate of (Ji in Uigh jil inI tti4pn it Hi Packing Co in Oviedo for about six )ears, Mrs Cowan can net r emember a time when the wa'tgrsly overweight now. Having tried "a lit tle of ev thing e lse" and fa iled, she at- ___ ISI' L.. -A - - 1.4, __________________ -p: - . ___ Bere 9-- ______ ! k lt ) - .-:J' ( . -% - _ ,...aL- - - - - I __ ~. I : T 1 . . , -_ . ,;,~ P-~ .- 1 -- _____ - - I -- ~ It" _:: h " --- -_—:-_— __•-_- ___ I 1~ _M -, -- ___ - -- = -- - - trim Mtrh, nn thI I mar-fesistant light pecan laminalea ___ . .. Distinctively designad vinyl has soft leathe,look accented with metal - 11 .= . . ii r , A- -;.' , _iz~~ 2L v , . . this family room group. ..- . . I ____ & -4- , - , ~~ - ~_ I 1. "Now I feel hke I've lost Otat old person and found a whole _______ " - -- _- . - _T- --I 1175off _ - - 1 , 1 F Adlk 1W -. ~Z, - ' 1 - anyone else who mentioned it. F,r I .. ,.. - 4 --- __ , - 4 -t - _~702!1111; , , _~ .. . . . r(lused to discus.s her weight problem and became furious wlt~l i how has the done it' Eryone wants to know, horn the amount I eat," Is her mouthful slowly and thoroughiy These are little aids she has Loke Mary Men, women and teenagers are welcomed at the family who tr ied in va in to slim her down as a child, to the friends Mrs Co wan can recall with horror the three and four large learned at TOPS meetings either to take off pounds sensibi) or keep off pounds who encouraged her to lose height as a teenager and young helpmgssheusdtodevouratpraicauyeryrni The moral support of other TOPS members has helped nbly (TOPS) - 4A , - tended into her love life, too. In December she was married. tributm her uldimte success with dieting to TOPS. "See what its don e f or me" she rejoices "We wer e going woman Now she lakes one small helping She servs It on a small She Isa member of theSanf crd TOPS club which meets every together before I joined TOPS, nut I think it helped!" "Eating a sensible, balanced diet, and cutUng down on the Plate, and puts her fork down on the Lible while she chews each Monday night at 7:30 p.m. above the Calvary Baptist Church in II . She also remembers being a shy, embarrassed and defensive ~ A - It - . - I ---.--~ Until then, says Mrs Cowan, she can only hope — and conUnueta ta keoffpounds3eflsIbly,fJergoaIbtowei 150-and to fll3jfltin leset .; ';t Mt .•. Since joining TOPS, s. Cowan's winnin g streak has ex. - A . ! -~~,F-E~~- - - .0 . ____ in ______ - I Izt *_ 10N warded to Mile stiite eumpcui uoik h, wlilocroPS utembers from aH three Flor ida areas compete The state winner wi ll be announced ' __.. .. _-- _________ On April 3, Mrs. Cowan will be honored at an area rally day of 0 LA - ,_. - person to wisom the word 'fat' was like a red flag to a bufl. !gie ____ .. - members J. ~ I - _______ __________ FM "" active. A t0t,11 4 51 cINT(crs ill Uie southeastern area have - like outfits hastily han&ewn. Tod,ay, she enjoys .shopping for takes interest in her hair and makeup as well. I - . -- - Those were the days when she owned just two dresses, tent- -. ~' - - - . =MEW ~ -.• I - ___ ______________________ "Before, I couldn't, and I wouldn't lose weight," she said. Now it has become a lot easier -though temptation will lurk in every cookie jar and pledish for the rest of her Life, Mrs. Cowan Li sure. She surveys photographs taken a couple of years ago with disbelief . When you're that size, )OU reaUy don't care how you look, because no matter what you do, you look sloppy," she ex ! _1 __ _____ ______________ tremendously, she adds. A phone call to an understanding friend . --: . _____ __________________________________________ - ` N!-V slbly). Since joining TOPS in February of last year to th e end of 1975 Mrs. Cowan went from 258 pounds down to 189. ThIs achleveznenj pla ced her first in Division II (persons starling out In tie 250 to 300 pound bracket), In a southeastern area of flnrjdy, extending from Minis to Key West along the eaM coast This area is one of three in Florida where TOPS groups are ____ - '•$'_ Her A Two-Time Winner es , f- Not coincidentally, the two 'firsts' are linked. A 6%"und weight loss has won Mrs. Cowan first place In a weight loss contest sponsolred by TOPS (Take Off Pounds Seri. , ,-w "Ford, of course, for the nmn." -Amm Flore, Sanford. MCDANIEL first ner. For ' C1liflbeflt. lii the Democratic S*nloru primary, it Li going to be close "J ha ven't made up my mind, be tWzi Wallace and Carter, but I think It is going to be but I don t want Wa llace to between Ford and Carter. I like win — Shell) Freund, the way they talk Of course, Maitland Gege Wallace is a good - KNIGHT the "Reagan. Ile's my man." - already known. Carter is the 4 down-home type that everyone Otto McDaniel, Sanford Ga ry Ford because he is the in. 15100 ifl 4* .. 0 .)" -.& the country. Forget him." % Wallace because of his state of get rid of the mess Norma Knight, Geneva. health." Jerry Lord Sr., bureaucrats, There is too much ''"• hiaden government spending." "Jimmy Carter on the Sanford Democratic side, because he Is -Tom Lewis, Sanford a farmer and perhaps un. 'Wallsce. lie has been trying "We are hungry, tave no jobs A derstands the people's needs for so long If were voting, he andnecdmoney Why arent we better. And Reagan because would be m choice.- - working. Carter is going to take SMITH for the zie of .. . is a down to euth type person ... - Marwan - "Carter or Wallace. Either "Ford, but I wouldn't vote for like Reagan's policy. I thlA lie %%'ill make a better president him. Carter is goL-lg to win. would hurt me. Wallace is a than Ford - Ford's from my part People are not going to vote for down-to-earth man who would Florlds presidential prefe cr fly JEAN PATTESON V Vinners In Torn orrovv 's Prinlary and icr the people" -Joan UIlCIflpIO)Ifleflt" smit Delto SaILhan, nford DONNA - - - - _~ I -r -'- - . Finally Helped L osing W eight Mak t, Predict Citizens ____________ B) , .v ___ 1 __ ___- -_ -.. -__ 1 - _ 7~*N_. -.---. -_. - -- 1 1 - t. - __ _ __ , ., -. __ -~-, .-..----I-___._______-. ~_-_ -11 .F:t _ _ _ ---*,-,;. -, - -.1 -____ -- --- - -,-.. ~~il__=~ W"J, - _____ I r__ Z-. 1_!~Iv - \' here to go fo' all the SHIRLEY MILLETT !-_~~X_ Casselberry Winter Springs sm r, t - - _. UFC-7-~~_j_ . . It , -__ .- - - . - 4~ masking 'ape ...............................099 _______________ -- - - ______________________ 6ff stepladder - - 21.99 IVI- - I - I M f k~ - - I . q~~- ---- , A% . I ---A.Z - ___ - '____ - -- — ,-- ___________________________________________ - wawn for 1976 is still monUis away "Ball will continue to pro videC Paint sprayer .............................. 49099 11 of replacement caps and lids, as well 'CHARGE IT' at Sanford Plaza Penneys. Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 P.M. Open Sunday 15 p.m. Store...Ph. 323-1310. complete units - to those canners w ho said W. Starileystum Jr., vice president of consumer products. BREAD "~ ' - 16 -I.-Z ~- - - r1_ FORMER HOSPITAL - - -_ - 1 - __ - 7 - . ARRIVEAUVE M -X ft y -_ SUNSHINE STATE ogr A phot Avenue RUTHTUECH swinh (21 - _ -6-IM - ~ — aph of the building at th e northwest cower of Oak adinSunda 'iedlUonw dfthStreettl t Incorrectly Identified as thCdr.U5Id Lmughton Hospital. The buildlAg shown above, located at the Southwest corner, is achially osi building. the *Z $149 GOVERNORS HIGH WAYSAFETY COMMISSIONI!"! - -- ___ : - 2333 LAUREL -' 130kay EN MON. THRU SAT. 6-6 AVE. Ph._____________ 322-7596 SANFORD roresicty Altamonte Springs HILDARICHMOPID Deltona ____________ p - _ --- ,--- --- . ~_ - , i- -j �. _____ -- __________ - - I Fl Monday, March I, 1fl6 _________ ______ Legal Notice _________ Legal Notice 18-Help Wanted - ani 'lvi RIFT1Il, IF'i. I I:ri,i1; PARK. 1, 2. 3.bedrcom trailer aps Adult & family park, Weekly. 3515 Hwy 1797, Sanford ________________ - HELPYOUI ' IT ' are wc SEU . ..' ___:1T'IIT5L'1_...,........ J1) l?6 U- l1Uaflürj Ao of the V1Efl h!oe,oft iwising from the slaying of an 4 6 wsc. CENTEH' atve APrs Sererçpti and # Kwa-o. "' narlating Guest stars 00n Ricid and R.h 8uzz evcye ti rere'r in two Ou Step PersonOfItIesf'indsngeachother when their paths CC,Ss Ifl the *1 WOR.D CtP TENNIS: , , 9 oe THE nocxs 'orne sick Bluot. The usually -"9 RICH MAN. POOR MAN, outistic Oeaver t, axnes despoot1 Ofier receiw'ig a etw tram r .., avi 1110$ , €1) AMERICA: (enn Fa-d a'1 a 47 man a-ow taiie 8.000 rn6o oisney 'ces the .,, (3,5 Mocly 'i _____ " "u" _________________ , ,,. , 'T1t2;M.,-St,25 _____________________ 10.30 €JJ JIMMY SWAGGART SHOW 1100 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS €D 700 CLI*3 11'IO P'ItW 7 15 : AtC3ML,,, Pauir? .-1-l1 'I _____________ Cvii, F(A?.js ii 44 ii 800 i) '4) F irin SIN. from a hot a.' bocx *1 SCHOOL PROGRAM. MING 900 '2. PHIL oot'.4AHuE 4 C'AIT .6. MIKE ()(,)tj(3j,J MOVIE: Snin Through" Jea net Ia Mac. 00flld &iwt (Tue) "me c cn.a M, coza aaw 1957 (WOd)"24Hn..<j" PI4CkOYROOr10Y.WofterSIeZAk 1965. ('flii.) Man" Jack Patw*o, A4ltiony Parkir mci ,, acm4a" Ion Chay, u Altrnton. (68W) 1943 MISTER ROGER6' NEIGHBORHOOD 930 €1) SCHODL PROGRAM. MENT MING 1130 '2 12 TONIGHT 4 SCBSMOVIE''W'IO 10-00 i2) 12. CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES ____ 1 S SQ ___ __________________ .4 I, 1155 6.CBSNEWS Afternoon 2' '9 - I ii lIt a l I II IS ii 4' t4ICI(i5S, ', Ml vo • 44S (.1S __________________ ___________________ _______________________ ___ - I FREE SWAP SHOP ] AND FLEA MARKET EVERY StJNDAY CA.M,.3 PM CALL , _____ ______ la S: William P. Cobourn S9fl Up snd When 00 We DEX6 Chairman VENDING ROUTES cellent Opportunity, Only 1.10 ours weekly with complete ompany training & IOCti0 SCt p Investment of $600 $5,000. Call oIled Mr Cation, 513 576 5370. Rentals PublIsh: March I. 1976 PubtIsh: March 1, S. IS. 32, 1976 DEXS PubliV'i Feb. 16. 73, March 7,9. )7 6 -. 12.00 NEWS 12. MAGNiFICENT MARBLE (Mon.) WORLD PRESS (A) (Tues Wed Thin.) tVT,Tflr771 LO'WL THOMAS REMEM- r MERV GRIFFIN SHOW (1 ED SESAME STREET )7' [ [ 9 THE FBI (A) ProotIed Wed, see below. STUDIO 1,7, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM FROM FIND' Pr nte3n.II, ___ SUPERMARKETSSEEM TO BE THEIR PRICES at ADAM 12 12 (Tue Oily) VEGETABLE RAISING kast every week. The ___ ______ " t ::: Adults $1.50. Teens 17.16 11, KIddies lSc Joqs' department and produce departments on higher price tags day after day. The meat LASSIE put 5:30 same '17 NEWS ELEC1RIC GOIA- U ED thing is happening in clothing stores, wi' hi.V iVt i- u 8181/2 SANFORD AVE. (CORNER OF 9th £ SANFORD) SPECIALIZING IN RADIO, TV., TAPEPIAVFR&pernpri ______ __________ ______ frJYLd1I1!1, frVillage J0 until they're nearly out of sight!!! \ KINDS OF PLANTS It i.Li Fern urass vegeLaule Fungi Lichen VinL Tomorrow: Caves of The World . I 1 & 2 Bdrm. j EVERYBODY IS CONCERNED ABOUT these rising prices. Most families are looking for ways to make their dollars g farther. Some folks think that nothing can be done about it, hut we t*ve help for them. Looking for a lob? The Classified Ads will help you find that lob. Furnished - Q'• OUR READERS CAN save more thai ever by planning their purchas wiIy. It's all in knowing what to buy, when to buy it and where to get the best quality at the lowest price. The Advertisements in our newspaper can hclp them plan their Q CRANK CONST. I REALTY 930 606) after hrs 631.7420 --_______________ Kish Real Estate "SERVIcE nVO?t) THE CONTRAC I" Are You Broke? Call about our "Broke Man's SpecIal". 3 Bedroom home on large lot. New roof, and freshly painted All you need Is good credit. $17,900. CaIIBart "P There Is no guesswork in sh,pping (sir the "i ?mii.. 1cr me ei. fidient, newspaper way. She starts by listing her shopping needs then pre.shopping for them in ads in her paper. For Home Delivery ranh1ht "PARTM ENTS 5); .Be'*oorms l'i Baths Ol..,,,•• •• Frnr.d n yard *itPi ianrj. shade trees. 3 Bedroom, 1 bath block home plus Florida room. Terms. $14,900. 414 372.6457 DUPLEX- 1 Bedroom concrete block, excellent condition; no cI'y taxes. By ownet. 3724620. 7 Bedroom house on 13)'slSS' tot. Cash only. Call 373 3933 after S p.m, Viburnum 7 2½' in cans. well bunched. $1. 207 W. 20th Sf. Sinçit'r's best Zig zmrj machine ',i seving table Sold new for $199.50. assume balance of $101, or II 75-Recreational Vehicles Huffy Riding Mower, $hp. 76" cut, excellent condition $350. Ph. 373 6600 payments of $9. See at: SANFORD SEWING CEN IER Ccx Pop up Camper, sleeps I, stove, Ice box, pot, water. Excel. Coed. $1,000. 322 P423. 726 Abbott Ave., Lake Mary after S. Tractors& 63A-. 307 E. lit St., Downtown 37'? 9411 15' Camper, sink, ice bOx. bath. gas & electric lights. $600 firm. 101 Heavy Equipment * SWIMMING POOL SALE * Ridge, Loch Arbor. CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT New and Used Ford, Kubota, Pettibone Sales. Rental, Service 1)7 MagnolIa Avenue 931 1341 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS HOOD TRACTOR COMPANY 1975 pools complete with sun deck, fence and fitter. 31'x16 overall. ONLY $689 INSTALLED Terms available. Warehwse must be emptied P40W I Call warehouse collect, days or e'ienings, ask for Mr. Wilkes 305293 6872 Transportation - 62-Lawn-Garden Golden Touch 'N Se 25' Apollo, Dodge 440 Engine Low Mileage All steel Frame, 373.4503 Mornings 76-Auto Parts 64-Equipment for Rent Used moforss*1 'ta't"d A'so a'e .ers irr 6rts Cçee days weeA. JIB Auto Parts, East Hwy 50. Call collect, Orlando 566 2))l. Steam Clean 'sour own Carpet Peril )ur P 'ri%Cr.vOt '' 1 WOLL'S1URIITURE 3225191 - 52 Sq. Yard Sanford Auction Reconditioned Batteries, $12.95 exchange. REEL'3 BODY SlOP, 1109 S-enfcsd Ave 65-Pets.SuPPhes Doberman PItcher AKC pups, l2CiirUnth Ave .373 7310 77-Junk Cars Removed excellent Quality and temperment. Call Mr Anderson, 345 57. Cabinets, P.htcnCn ttatl,room Counter tops, S'nks. Installation available Bud CabefI. 372 6032 Cash for wrecked or junk cars. We tow away. 7 days week. Call uli,.i, i,I.noo 568.2131. CAMPBELL'S POODLE PAD Lji"i*l, Pr'.l•mP"' ""ning fc. Toy or Mifld,(,r • .j . csira if matted, 322.1061. 51-Household Goods PICKUP JUNK CARS FP( Small price for others Phone 37'? 624 'urebrej unregistered Toy Poodles, $40 cacti. Call after 3:15, 3279)12 - UCCASIONAL TABLE With Drawer. Nice Size, Like New Phone 322.5019 -- - . io-rvi.J;uri.y - 68-Wanted to Buy -- - - Motorcycle insurar' BLAIR AGENCY ' . KULP DECORATORS 4.09W 151 1' 377 7333 We Buy Furniture CASH 322-4132 37,3946 For used furniture, appliances, 1972 YAMAHA SX.630, many, many extras. Must tell immevliat,ty, Call evenings after 7 p.m or all clay Saturday. 32'? 0515. tools, etc. Buy I or 100) Items. LarrYs Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. Harold Hall Realty 52--ApplianCes Realtor 323.5774 Anytime Multiple Listing Service KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines MOONEY APPLIAPICES32iO4VF Rg Real Estate Broker 1100 E. 25th St 327 6635 The Best Buy In Town - A low cn$1 Classified Ad. 25" Color AM.FM combination. $700 or trade for micro wave oven Phune 3?) 0705. 1)6.500 Days 377 7171 Broker Nights, 3230413 If you don't believe thet want ads bring etults, try one, and listen to your phone ring. Dial 3fl.26fl or 131 9993 Assorted Colors RETIREMENT SPECIML FurnIshed 2 bedroom, on beautiful Park Ave. Convenient to stores, TAFFER REALTY Auction Every Friday at 12Noon. HIghway 46 Flea Market, Sanford Casselberry, 17 92.5)0 4206 New Vinyl Flooring OLDER TWO STORY 3 bedroom. 2 bath, c:arpetei throughout, mint condition, has TLC. $27,500. JIM HUNT REALTY - We Buy Furniture 1723175 YAMAHA ENDURO 5,450 Phone3flS626 ________________________________ DAVES')?) 9370 ________ - ivanted Ic, buy used office furniture Any Quan'ity P4OLL'S Casselberry, P4,', %797. 8)01206. 17 Cu. Ft. Westinghouse upright freezer, 5100. 322-2413 after 1 p.m. -- - Rfniqtrator, Dryer. flunk Beds and Dithwashe" lO-Swap & '72 Super Glide Harley Davidson Chopped, 'xtras. Must till. Call after 310 p.m. 37:7369, Trade -Autos for Sale Phone 372 7612 RESIDENTIAL LOTS Mellonville: 100'xIlO', $7,550. Wynnewood: 100's 150', $6,750. Lakefront: 97' on lake, $10,200. Riverfront: 100'x600', $15,100. MOSSIE C. BATEMA - Real Estate 322.7643 PC) OWNERS WILL FINANCE 7 SR. I t'atn, frame ......$17,. 2 Bfl, 1'.'mba'h, stucco .514,300. 2BR,lbath.C.Block tal6.300. 3 BR, 1 bath, large lot 519,000. ALSO OWNEP WILL FINANCE Bmokel Color TVs from 550; flAW, from S1S. Service all m65e5 HERBS' TV. 1200 S French, 37) 1734. 1.19,900. The Horton Organization, Realtor, 299.1570 or 322 3397 eves - 55-Boats & Accessories GREAT ASSUMPTION 'I liP Pw'rv. w,ih i.m,ly screened porch, large lot, assume $150 payments, 323)315. WITT REALTY Stenstrom Realty SAY, LOOKA HERE? A lovely 2 bedroom home In cream puff condition. lm,'naculate inside, paneled family room, Peutil'lly landscaped. A buy for 119.500. HAL COLBERT REALTY INC. 373-7"? Eves. 332-0612 or 372.15W . fisherman, 33 hp Johns, Gator tilt trailer. $393. Call 3225779 after 6 p.m 51.0001 THIS AC uys this 3 bedroom. 1½ bath VALUE? Central heat, air, garage. $22,730. 32394!O THISLOVELYIBEOROQM,7 Bath home In Raver.r,o Pork hot 'cntrab heat & air, screened porch, new root, carpeting, kitchen fully equipped. You'll love it. 529.500. 24 His. 2017 S FRENCH (HWY 17 92) ISH from your own boat dock. Lakefront, 3 i3droom, 1'.i baths. 2 Florida rooms, central heat and air. A beauty. $32,500. IME for Swimming- Pool home, 3 Bedroom, 11', b'iths. large family room. Reduced to $79,900. DUPITRY LIVING at its best- 7.7 acre lot with beautiful dotle wide mobile home. 3 Bedroom, 7 baths; garden plot all prepared, Only 127.400. UILT by craftsmen- Lovely old 2 story, I bedroom, 7 bath tome, central heat and air, attic fan, fireplace, new floor coverings, double lot. $25,000. )UTH PINECREST- 3 Bedroom. 2 bat'is. Owner movIng out of stale. FHA financing .s,hI*kI. i'P' fV'W IP4T STORE- Business and real estate, $23,000 or will sell one for $12,500, Inventory and fixtures included. Central Florlda't. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 19195. French 3274991 332 1494,372 199.1 372 1939,372 116.4 LIKE NEW impletely remodeled and redecorated, 2 3 bedroom houSe, new kitchen with breakfast bar, ne carpeting, large paneled amily room, dining room, new roof, new natural gas furnace I ixtra large backyard. 127,700. wner, 3230327. Bedroom fr'mme, good Sanford ,eg"borhcod 57,000 H8fldymbn'S i.peclal. 322-7979. LAKE MARY - I eedroom. I bath frame home. detached garagv, nice shade trees, tenced yard, neal lake. $19500. WE TAKE TRADES 3 Bedroom, I bath SANFORD home, economical oil heat, shady 'ard. $19,500. MAKE OFFER. OVIEDO-- Five bedroom, 2 story older home, even a basemen?, screened swimming pool, Situated on over ½ acre $17,5Q, Forrest Greene, !nc. *30 6133 REALTIRS 313 635.3 ..'&ia..h iø.. No closing costsl 3 Bedrooms, family room, kitchen appIiancs A steal at $73,900. 3.2.242OANYTIME REALTORS MIS 24!rARc Homes_- ____ 1 Bedroom Trailer, 10'x3.S' $1,995 3729142 tSVR lPtAFINANCtNG GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3CO3 Orlando Drive Sanford, 373 3200 ZIMMER, 17' wide, 2 bedtocm, central air, carport, patio cover. Ikirtiri n,w r*rr'r't. .irI,It rinly Payments $50.61. Phone 377 0051. Nigits 678 5569 CARIBE-- doubh' wide,) Bedroom. 7 bath, central air, raised screen room, carport, thirlinO, payments $106 32. Phone 177 0031 or nights 679 5549. Acreage Seminole I VOIUSi3 Counties. Acreage Tracts. Small & Iarg' TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, 6250111. Lake Sylvan, 36 aCres, all or part. The Horton Organization, Want to lease 5 10 acres for nursery growing operation. Salt tree waler supply. 645076?. -- Merchandise 50-Mscellaneous for Sale WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY- SELL - TRADE 3113ISE, First t. 372367'? Sports ' Coupe, vinyl roof 0, in'arir. A.T., 1200 French Ave. aIr, P.s. 6 cyl., 19,000 mIles.. Al Askng 57,900 Best offer. 645. - 323-7340 _______________________________ EXPERTS READY TO S JUST A PHONE CA AlUminum Sidina .__._ .'.,' - 377 $465 c- r ' ...47rAL.f . _ '' 5- " , A ,,.. r ' ..:.._,.i:4. China, Metal, Glassand Doll Repairing Call_Nettie_at_332_4977 SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 303 773 3vj9. Need help on th8t Saturday Ob? Paneling, doorS, windows hurgs, concrete *ork, etc. By the hour, of by the icO 322 9365 -- Expert roof repairs, flat roofs or NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll Shingles.. All work guaranteed. find him liSted In ovr Busin,ts 8 P06 D E N P 00 F I P1 6, service DIrectory. 37) 61) -.-- ,. - A teration d .T Vl -' ' _c.• - '-'v,, '' f1'7'"_2' F ' • '"i"' Li., . 4 _ ,'.I_ ? _,,iji1i ' )' ' 1' i - - 'i'.,'? 1 ..2' - -.rRL 'r.i'' .')' ,l 3' . '" , ''/ Upholstering. Donna Canada, 3720707 ________________________________ Photography Tranmiulons ____________________________ I'nofoqrapP b '.'rrs.on Cokyri F.pe wecjd'riq trct(,s reasonably "(ne 37) 638$ I - BELL PLUMBING CO. Carpentr, Remodeling, AddItions, 3720939. Sewers E'e'ct Cleaned. Custom Work. LIcensed, Bonded. Repairs. 21 Hr. Serv Free estmate. 32) 6039. ....... .'."' ' .'' .: " .' ' 1 u's.e 4 ... ,-t 1' ,'.;',,, Expert automatic transmission overt'auing All work guaranteed. Free diagnosis Factory TransrfltssiOn Sytttr'n 402 E Celery, - Plumbing '.1..'' _______________________________ ., -.. • ..- ,.!.. ' ,' •T'.'4'.''.' "4 1 I '4-, I 4 .. 1. I (- 4,., ' 1,4 ..:~_,_ft_,, .' .' •. ".7 The "Good Ole Cays" Pave nver The left the Classifed Ais I Buy's ire stIll 'The Best? Well Drilling • - t 1. 12,. - 154 '5.4 ... .'sI9\,f s3.,,,f"h4, 't ED'S PRESSURE WASHING Huses, Trucl,. Mobile I'4omrs. Roft 37? 0719 - ".''1'L S .-' , I' •'._ i ., ii'.tk•'a'.,fr'i 2:'." ""' ' -' 43 4 . s - ,..-' SUPPLY CO Income Tax Serv. 207W 2ndSl 322 6.432 Remodelmci Tax Returns Ir';j.iw 'IILJ,l; I'uSflt'. tiny Il 9? t FivePorns Phone PERSONAL TAX SERVICE AND BOOKKEEPING. Individual & BusineSS Tax Retutns 2 East Road. Hwy 1792 (5CC entrance, Five Point) 332.7399. Wiidow Service - Johnny Walker tij* oftert you the Same integ•ity, and expertise ifl your remodeling inc additions requirements as It available in Pit general con s'ruo,on 322-6457 i 't"' LS DR iLk ED, P'JMPS [H S". I M All types and szcs We repair and Sirv'Ce STINE MACHINE A ,l,'.' .'_.. ..-'. .'.-'-'.. _.'.__.,'.' ,rt? ti"Mt'-' 't' 4, 1J' Pressure Cleaning Williams Accounting • ç-:', . ,.._.. 3239)ls - For, free es?imat,s, call Carl Harris. at SE AR S in Sanford 322 1771 - ' ' ',".".,,' .- 4 nen's, children's. Drapes, Quilts, '.'*. ,i,,, .'T'.' .'*'."1 ".. ',( '.; Dressmaking, ladies', -. ... ,• ... ,, '.,.,..' ' 'I u Sewing PET PEST INN Poardnq & Grc'omn P 322 Q3/ , ' '.-,'. ,,"11 111i,__I1,, if14 - InterIor, ExterIor Plastering, Plaster Patching 5, simulatec brick stone specialty. 372 V$ Central Heat & AIr Conditioning, ,'r 1'-I .,J' " , 4 -, 5fr# ., ,,',',,-,. ._,,_. . 4 .,,' ,,.. " -. , '.1 • Id1 Pet Care . -'." ,, arpentry. Concrete, Steel. Remodeling, loofing. Free Estimates No lob too large or small. Call Red or John, 373.5001. ' "i,. .,--':'.'-_ 1 WoofngAndCarenitr,'Prpit Fre.ettimates ll3fl 9769 .P T flPr,WP1 PEST CONTROi 7567 Park Dr.v ;__''k3'U'a '- ': :-..' Roofing " Home Improvements ." . "_ -".-• - t. -. c T - ':.- ; Casselberry. Phone 9319641. _____________________________ Pest Control TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Iformerly Harriett's Beauty Nook) 519 E. Firtt, 73'? 5142 ______________________ - i '..., -"i DRIVE IN TV SERVICE- Fast Service. 202 Live Oak Blvd., I Beauty Care ''U . , I can co'r our hOme with aum j ESTER LAND CLEARING Siding & soffit systera Also ROOfir's). C'uttcrs 20 yrs Exp Bulldozing, Excavating, Otc'i work Fill dirt, too tøiI 372 c;13 Eagle Sidng Co 85% 9563 - 47-Real Estate Wanted - DUNE BUGGY, roll barS, plastic to, $373. Phone 322 0335. ________________________________ BUSINESS DIRECTOR REALTOR, 2991520 or 372 - 3397 Acres near golf course, Ferne Drive off Markham Woods Rd. Trees, high and dry. Horses a S $6,900 per acre. Owner, 161 4693 1972 Pontiac 010, 12,000. New tires, ,__ exhaust, air cord, power brakes, etc. Call 373.47)7. . eyes 6 . Jct 1? 971 177, LorlOwoud 373 11700814 4605 Sanford Auction 7.'?', Call Sanford's Sales Leajer AT . . Chico & The Man i: Lots of bargains in Furniture, Ap. pliances, Miscellaneous Don't miss thiS sale. BankAmneqicard Master Charge accepted. 17' Malibu fiberglass boat, 20 Pip Johnson motor, trailer and ac cessories. $350. Call after 5, )fl dishwaSher Wooded privacy fence in rear A doll house for just 577300 I.., ii'., Lv. ,4v,..,,, P.S., P.S., $1,450. 194$ Mustang V. •. Munday, Mar. 8, 7p.m. 7911 ReInetI I!'. 140 HP Mercrusier irt,oard-outboard, blowers, bIge pump, sink, running water, iC box, head, new canvas, full in. strumentation. new carpeting. 32). 0)91,327.5391. Central heat & air, range, disposal SMALL DOWN. VACANT- Es cellent locatIon, perfect for "Sal CobIa 15' open.bgw, tri.hull 0, of 197)DodgePoiara-V$,&T.,A.C., .------------ _______________________ AUCTION dominlum in shady sectIon. closets. Flexible tln.enclng. -- -- - SHADY DEAL- 2 Bedroom con REALTOR - . ---' 292$ Hwy 377 5961 ,'. 'Larry 0Sn.on1 . 72-Auction _____________________ RODSON MARINE 1975 MG Mic'get. white with beige interior, only 6,000 miles. Showroom new. $3,393. Call 322. 165) (Dealer). --___________________________ 1974 Ford Van AM. FM Sl,reo 332.373,4 , Winter Sprincs, 3 7, .7 acre, lkfrnt., 3 ACRES, 500 ft. on SR 16, C-Block t; £7xW, od as and living quarters. 129.000. law apartment, Plenty SWAP SHOP- FLEA MARKET Anyone can be a t.eller or a buyer No charge. All admitted free. Come browse every Sunday 9 to 3 at the Movielar'd Dr've.in Theatre, South 17 9?. Phone 377. 12)6 53-TV.Radio. Stereo - - adern FeclIlties II 0. B. KItchens ,f.d West of Hwy. 77-92 At 1120 Florida Ave. Ph.32JUS0 1j5 WHO SAY ThEY "can't fo" The HERALD really n't affd to be without ft. - GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. IS-EASY LIVING IA PlO SERE NE Call Now 322-2611 CS •..• 0.......... C C •I ) C I C C (' • C C • •I•ss I (' 372 7499 JOHNNy WALKER 34 1IeiaId REAL ESTATE Realtor LAKE MARY Arms Iwppin _____ .6Mo.R. Year Leases 'lMn Used office turniture 12 PARK LIKE SETTING - Enjoy life fl lovely 3 bedroom. 7 bath with extra large famisy rmm ll.'.' area 177.950. 3 BR, 1½ baths, dining, living room, cent, heat, viall-wali carpet, en. closed garage, large fenced lot. Reasonable price. 323-99)3 after 3 . 30 Stemper Realty 321.0041 shopping. Specials on food, clothing, furniture, cars and houses appear cve'y Lt ay in our newspaper. Si:ci.sI articles on home- making hints that can save money, economical menus, and (h)lIar'trttcl1iig repair projçcts arc often featured in the newspaper too. Cit',ris 3 jjcuruurn, I: oaln, avocaoo Stove I refrigerator, blue carpet, central heat & air. 72-Auction Wcd or steel desks, executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & chaIrs, straight ChaIrs, fIling cabinets, as 15. CaSh and carry. P1OLL'S rlor Stripping a, waring. Residential A BusineSs F-ce t'Stim,lteS Riit7 Clean 311 595.4 Retirement home, furnished with 2 rer.tal units extra, one per. manently rented. Walking distance to downtown Sanford and churches. 517.500 or best offer. Phone 337.194 SI. JOHNS REALTY CO. five bedrooms, or use as mother. '.LS REALtORS Hwy. 17.92 Across From Ranch House 323-1470 or 9319777 Peg. Real Estat. Broker 80.3W. 1st St 3?) 6C'ót r 373 OS)? eve-. FOUR BEDROOM,126.500 Unfurnished U P.'CiDP' BALL Req Pril Estate eroker 372 5647 Alter t4r 3?? 7757 Ill A' I1 put bedroom plan.? haths, could bC 41-Houses home, privacy stockade fence. Convenient to shopping. Many amenities. 131,900. or M.IJNS WORTH REALTY 'IC. .4 I.1 BALL REALTY . New 600 sq. ft, block building for rent, 5)00 month. Broker.Ownier, 327 3992 LONGWOOD BEAUTY3 Bedroom, 2 bath home fri settled APARTMENTS Only $26,000 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath frame house on 3 loIs with fruit trees. Corner of W. 25th and Lake Ave., $31,500. ScVF PAL in rarre trac'! Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER:Assoc. 101W. Commercial Phone 377.7S$1, Sanford i furniture and department stores. Prices on most things keep going up, up and up BEVER.Y HILI..BIWES THE LONE RANGER SLiRAFHSLVUOGDBURDMR VEGETUGIBACTRDRGOHS S U V L B 0 N C V C 0 UI N D S H 0 H8AETHRIRHFRSGIOUU O A U 0 C V NA B D R U OHM DF EjO TCRIAE'SENONUNDURPHR STERHCTVEERBEGUVLBG HLICHTNAGBLABTJ EARB UA!MREFLBEGOSBTCNHA DL AGL BAUGL UHUATT I SC B A Cs S AR GA HER BE A ASH I ? 4 GOTRHGOUFILRBBSGIR I NCNS I HUECNILGOHUB I BACTRHARGBACTMOREVA (8 G N F U G N 0 1 I J N I V F U R H S f Initructic.n: Hidden words below orwanj, bw ip ward. up, down or diinslly, Find sodi and box It in, Algae Fruit Moss Gourd Bacteria Shrub W, Garnett White 60-Off ice Supplies FREE GIFt WRAPPIrIG All Baby Gifts Knits, Christening G.oAns. PAYTON'S CHILDR!P4'S WEAR Ph.3fl.1301 7610Hiawatha Pool distributor must sell balance of than rent. Government subsidiZed to qualified buyers Call to see if you Qualif' Req Real Estate Bro&er, 321.06.10 377 7240 323 3215 323-7995 ____-__ ______ 1 I beautiful oak sflaoe'd lots. t'isfl, swim, boat rental and tree moorage. Adults. 332.4470. IRK DRIVE- OWNER IRAN. F ER RED Bedroom, carpet, range, 'efri2erator, drapes, all stay. :entral heat I air, fenced lot, 'xI60'. jkirlloehç ___ JUST outside city limits Sanford, Large two stc'y frame dwelling on four and one half acres land. Price . ..... 3222090 _______ 2 Tues, £ Thurs. Era Ijinhi AsI'si. Lots Kctn NFORD- WIDOW MUST SELL Bedroom, carpet, range, efrigerator, drapes all stay. ..i., ;,t 75'.' t1 rt't't'd Ftesu?'ful garden with fruit trees. r a isrrsn ..teiir %.It Large & 125 1505 W. 25th St. 500 €1) 2 Bedroom mobile home on private tot. Adulti only. No pets. Ph. 3fl. 1777. nilando Springs area- Brick 3 BR, 7½ Laths. with Ui acres fenced Large family room Immediate possession. $67,500. Owner. Associate, 931-7335 iUrvr,nuu)t. his own. ) €D MICKEY MOUSE CIW 38W) '9) Relirement Dream- Wekive Landing Resort on senlC river. Fish, boating, canoe. AdultS. 372. £170. - New houses in a rural area. Plo down payment, month'y payments less JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY Real Estate f,u)t3 2 34-?biIe Homes Luxury Patio Apartments 'l' * "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot" * Clean 3 ER, 2 bath, central air and heat, reasonable. First, last and $700 dcpcsI $30 1677 alter I p rn, ,,, MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW CHULUOTA, 3 BR, 1 bath, large Florida room, central heat & air, large fenced back yard, carport & fully carpeted. $1,000 down, & take over payments of $135 mo, 365 353) or 373.1330 ext. 347. 937.5233 BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom, 1'4 bath home, draped I carpeted throughout. Central A&H, Payments $142.17 monthly. No qualilying AsSume 1st mortgage Uardens Pam&Ier.Yaphetketto1 SEEK - Sunland, 3 BR, corner lot, lenced. $27,900. The Horton Organization, REALTOR, 299-1520 or 3223397 eves. acre lot. Good fishing. Owner very anxious, Excellent terms. FRICKE & FRICKE REALTY 2524 Park Dr 372-2119 Realtor After Hoursi 322 9394 372 3991 )730441 lUEOROOM COTTAGE $12.5 eneva COUNTRY HOME DELTONA--- Nice individual homes: 1 bedroom, $135; 2 bedroom, S)50 No pets. Phone 574 1010. P api , turn, or unfurn, Adults, 93 322 2396 after S and wk.nd -S .. - lime Furstht - .- DELTONA - ON LAKE 3 BR, 2 full baths, large family room, 7 car garage 1775 per month. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick. Broke' DeltonaôM 6611 37-Business Property . 4.30 Furnisi*d Wtk'wa LSndng Resor' on the river. TU Oviedo- Duples. turn. Or unturn Ideal Ioctinr, ReaSonable 365 3771 DEWI? for th,s price. See today I CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR $3) $222 ....... BR, ground floor, $133 mo. p!uS Sep. The Horton Organematlon, eel!o'. 2!! 1520 Ct' 322 73!? e.os. 1\ 1t 11 f 1 ç ;.' 'u 35-cbiie ford, extra large 2 BR apt , near ospl?.I. $135 mo C.tt 32') ?213. €D ADOAMS FAMiLY - 2 Bedroom located on large, shaded, private lot, furmished, 5150 month. Broker Ownt'i', 377 5997. ': 4 ______ ....-iu... £ Monday, March I. 1974-36 Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. S.akl Got something to sell? A Classified Ad will sell it fast. specIal touch. Can't beat the space Days-3fl 6)73 NightS- 3777352 -Apartments Unfurnished Roy R. Moye DEX3S WHITE MOTOR CORP. OUTDOOR PRODUCTS n our chain of stores and link up vith us. We can ,ut you inthe lawn nower, tractor & bicycle usiness. Over 100 productS to sell. nvestmenf 5)3,500. No. franchise ces. Call collect, Wheelpowei'. 613) 663)011- 372-4170 ---, ,,, hLXit LW NIGHT :6) YOLJ.DREST. LESS ED -_________ ____ A storage and repair charges. complete copy of the posicy and Florida in accordance with the in cOmp'iance with Section 96.509 Date of S,ate March 17, 1976 praceduret at the Board Office, 202 peovlsioni of the F,litiuut Name Florida Statutes. Time: 9.00 AM. East Commercial Avenue, Sanford, Statutes, To-Wit: Section l65,0 DATED ai Orlando, Florida this Place: 76 Beacon Dr.. Lakt Florida. 10th day of F.bn,,ary, 1974. Florida Statutes 7957. Monroe, Fla. Robeal 0. Feather 5: William T. Gibbs Francis Gruppe Leave?" 6 MAIIYI(RT)A?& MARY 'D Toott,as1a IMlionavo.' Tiorro Tuner, Shey kdtrw Nar. A 12 yea- old boy kitation by d ryjin th rs of 'LVI DEW.fl3 Park Dr. REALTOR 327 ao Legal Notice _________ - TITLE CLERK - Want a career NOTICE ion? Want a good employer? They FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that the want you for .t career jobt AAA Notice is l'ierety given that we are School Boerd of Semlriol3 County engaged inbusinetsat RI.) B Employment. 701 Commercial, will hold a public hearIng at the Markham Woods Rd. Loitgwrod 373 5176 Board Meeting at the Attamonte 32730, emiri.Ie County. Florida _______________________ Springs City Hall on March 24 on an under the flctilk*js rame of PINE Experienced Chopper Gun. Gel addition to Policy 733.1 concerning APPLE PLACE,, a lht w Coater and Boat Layup P,rsonn' Needed. Call Collect, 904 3U 6370. the establishment of a Safety tend o register said name with the _______________________________ Committee of various public of. Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Seminole fici4lt $o evaliate areas reguestlng County, Florida in accordance with if you're In the businats of building Courtfly busing using procedures to your busines . . use the det'rmire if an area warrants the provisis of the Fic1ltis Clatsified Ads often. Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section _____________________________ remm.ndation to the' Superiri 66309 Florida Statutes 1951. __________________________ tendent for courtesy busing. A tso, S: Carol M. Johnson the committee is to annually James C. JoM Legal Notice reexamIne areas uSing the Publish: Feb 73, March 1.9, 15, 1976 ettablisf*d procedures to determine DEW. 12$ NOTICE OF INTENTION which area Should be allowed _________________________ courtes busing •nd to reexamine TO REGISTER FICTITiOUS NAME any area that has a marked im. NotIce hereby given ttwt we are FICTITIOUS TRADE NAME peovemert in safety to determine if eflgaged in busnets at III N. Cen NOTICE IS HEREBY given th8t area is Still eli;ibf, for Courtety trai Ave., Oviedo, SemInole County. FRANCIS GRUPPE 's the Sole NOTICE OF SALE busing, The prOposed policy will Florida urder the fictitiout name of o'iner of FPANCO DISTRIBUTING j C'vrulet ii Pova ?aton have no determinable economic OVIEDO AUTO SALES AND 8A4 intends to register with the Wagon, IdentificAtion Number impact. Specific law being Im- SERVICE, and that we intend to Clerk Of the CIrcuit Core c'1 ?fl633N)797, FlO'ida License rn.nted ii r.s. nioi. Those rc.gitfersaidnam,withtql,5, 56minoleCounty,Ftori.,..ald,r&c . PubliSh. March 1, I. 1976 SQ(jARE$ 4: '6) LOVE OF LIFE 9 HAPPY DAt'S (A) ED (Mon., Wed., Fri.) VILLA 4 DEALERSHIP Number 7-53999. b&ng Sold for persons kiterested may obtaIn a tblClrcuitCounl,$,mInoleCounty, name of FRANCa DISTRIBUTiNi MACARONI' "Where 00 We HOLLYWOOD 12. 'CASCOLENDAS. __________ rSASQUA es"AlooaIUiecga, (01' of sttinf men wo'i' 1XIi COIYIa-S host. 4' (FrI. cm) CALL IT luu. only) ,P'- Itt.t SCHOOL SPECIAL' "The 2 _3OioJ ___ 400 SiDE ' 000d Tuos. see below (3i ti , (Tues or*y)SPECIAI. 'RE,AT "F'igising M p j&j. qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or Iuritdict ion of the coi,t. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Patricia Am Brown Hardin Alice Marie Brown Williams As Personal Repr'senta. tive O1 the Estate of Paul . Brown Deceased Attorney for Personal Repqewnta!ive Douglas Stenstrom of Stenstrom, Davit Mcintosh Box 1330 Sanford, Fl 3777: TelepPm<i,e: 3227171 Publish: March i. is. 1q76 DEX o usiness Opportunities ; .,..J _I ._______ U EL) MISTER ROGERS' 14' KU1ANA '6) PRICE IS RiGHT 10:30 '2') (121 HIGH ROLLERS 1x 1) PRiCE IS RIGHT €D 700CLW _______ 1100 ,' : 2 12 WHEEL OF FOR. ________ TIR4E __________ 6; GAMBIT __ 9 LETS MAKE A DEAL. tLUtW D ROCKY AND FRIENDS(ji ,p,rl()( 121 MERV GRIFFIN sc _____________________ 1 '9 GENERALHOSPITAL €1) (Mon) A SiT mi KNIT (Wed) WOMAN ALIVE €D THE MOTHERS IN LAW 330 4' '.6) MATCH GAME U T, RASCOLENDAS '9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE ('t ,Tues Wed . This! UUAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) (Fn) CONS,4ER SIJ1')VAL KIT (A) CAPTAIN ED MAN AND ENVIRON. ____________________________ 300 2 12 ANOTHER )RU) 4 '6.' ALL IN TIE FAMILY (A) (1 SESAME STREET 9 00 MOP.NlNG AMER. bA fcr Charming 2 BR, waiting for your BROKERS Lake Mary, 3-7,, 1 acre, $250, Itt, isl%l, drf.t. The norton Organiz.,Iir'm, Realtor, eveS, 322. 3397. _______________________________________ 172,500 Perfect Retirement Dreamy 1 Bedroom, 3 bath, private second level master Suite, family room and bteakfast room 3232920 ,..., vvafflecl WPI MOWI'4G. RAKING, rRIMMIPIG, Free Estimates 3fl 147) Join"Sanfords Sales Leader" STENSTROM REALTY P41cc 2 bedroom block home, turn. or unf urn- . vancei'nent, For Interview call 9591750. - l - car for local demonstration work. Top earnings and chance for ad Purses, MN'S. LPP4's AideS. Aide Companion. Needed immedately 676 0836 WINNER Lake Mary LAKEFRONT Unlurnisoecj 2 tmt -". .r ''rt. O' relrlgc'rator, c.entral neat air, garage. Large yard. 322-395.3. 2 Neat appearing sales persons with ?'iten' Rort geys. Tom Bosfey and Stwman Heriey, '4' - 6 BALLOON LusualadvenfiselibmshoU,y wildlife photogtapher Alan 32-Hous - . v,"Iijity of the decedent's will, the Ppii5h Feb 23& March19, tS. 1976 __________________________ Furnished 1 bedroom, livinç rm., dining rm.. ideal for retired couple. Near town. No pets, 332 3610 after 430 t 'Cc F. ¶ 11741 mc,,ll - 31A-tkiplexes Furnished duplex, Lake Mary area. 7 BR furnished apartment, nice yard. Children and pets OK. 51)0 month, 2" milesnorthof 43-Ion 17 92. 701 Sunset Drive, nest to William's Accounting & Tax Service. Open Sunday, 9 to S SALES REP AU leads lurnished, Potential 53130 to 5350 per week, EXECUTIVE CHEF Pkjh 8trnospl',erp Good salary MANY.MANYM0RE have. SH(YV(R) 50-Miscellaneous 3 BR Brick Home 4lOMagnolla Ave. )fl 0651 ______ per lence. 1jj- DELT3iiA- Al brick 3 B. 2 full baths, large sunken family room, wall to wall carpet, 2 car garage, extras galore. Close to shopping plata 5.47,300 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S.V. Hardwick, Brcier Oeltona 666 6611 overlooking lake, ktcflm fully equipped, central heat and air. ~ DUPLEX turnshicJ or un Iurn Shed Ideal location, Reasonable rent, 365 3721 mn'timc FULLCHARGEBOOKEEPER Employer willing to pay well. BAR MAID Salary, Good tips. RECEPTIONIST Typing, Light Bookkeeping, TITLE CLERK Good typist with automotive es ' ' 4 G:i CBS NEWS: (Q't. 4 730. Ioc ng,) I periene, __'r"'* COVE APTS One A 7 bedroom apartments. furnished or uflfurni%hed Newly redecorated Come see 300 F Arty?,? flivd Sanford 33313 BOO P. K CE PER Great icb Must have motel cx Wanted . BAMBOO .wi:vcr' ATTENTION EMPLOYEES: WE "WlLL' r'J 1(1 - .. 41-Houses - EMPLOYERS: LET US HELP YOU! _________ c*tsa - 41-Houses I or? Becroorr,. PARK A VE NUt MOBILE PA RK 7343 Park Drive. $70 up ATTENTION _______ _________ _______ rnishe cod. - _________ lh4Ielp Wanted at Piti Hut Rett.uranit 'or part hr'flt waiIretSe iIt,,t. hours, t'..eiIi; (omp1mny benefits MuI be 76 years of age Call 373 9766 or 8pp'y in person between 7 and 4 p.m., TUCSd8y throuph Thursday, An Equal Opportunity Employer. - 12 JIGSAW JC*lN A - positions now op LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS 2 -'-.-'--. _________________________________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CLASSIFIED ADS TELEVISION SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA INTHECIRCwTcOuRTOFTHI ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ PROBATE DIVISION EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Odando - Winter Perk Seminole File Nurber '4! cp CUlT IN AUD rc, SZ!iICLE . F COUNTY. FLORIDA. 9flQlS BERS(R) ö3i-993 322-2611 in Re; Bitat. of NO 161ICA49.B _________________________________ mIoa48fi,cxason Monday (R) writeri, Mwk LosW M ec PAUL C BROWN. leave. cettic €D BiG VALLEY an Deceatecl SOUTHEASTERN HOME MOR RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. €J MOVIE "Objective otioc1 o *o.es k d&3n NOTICE OF Evening TOAGE COMPANY. Florida 12,30 ItuStimes Rurrna' Wi'Iiam P'incø, itca line corporation, ADMINISTRATION oodiistsawj,cjiwno 2 t2 TAKE MYADvjc HOURS 600 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING times 6 thru 5 31c a tiny George tobias 1g45 W Plaintiff. n'Jslbecszroyed t6 SEARCH FOR 2 '4 6 9 NEWS CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST vs A,M. - 5:30 P.M. s.00 76 limes 74ca line movie about pa'atroopers OMARYHARTM*N,MARY TOMORROW U 'SM'tA\fE. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL CHARLES WILLIAM r,UNN. 'I MONDAY thru FRIDAY u2OOMINIMUM CHARGE) c'Oed r' &sTna wth their HARIMAN 9 AU. MYCHR.DREN OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED 8' €DMAN AND EW1RON SATURDAY 9 Noon 3 Lines Minimum otecVve a Janese radar 9 MONDAY NIGHT SPE€) ELECTRIC COMPANy IN THE ESTATE; Defendant. ______________________ station YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ClALG&ajdoftja._Gocyj NOTICE TODEFEND 1255 €B YFAVORITEMAATIAN 825 thatmeadminlstrationottheestate PtMerica'Aaegmetion DEADLINES 2 12 ecrws 630 ) THE BOSTON POPS IN of PAUL 6. BROWN, deceased, File TO: CHARLES WILLIAM DUNN Iho Fnws SMI. to Ftwc 1 00 2 12 ?C NEWS Number 7&SS CP. it penttng In me and if married DUNN, his wltr ffOjYW3()() Sçesf por. Noon The Dau Before Publication Sin*a be leatu'ed 2 12 SOMERSET: Tuo 4 C:t:t C'jrt for emir:a Cnt,. 6 CBS ?'rtCy) w'ice of the P,p8 f'afTaled cirly. Ch Lall known aaor.ss Furida. Probate Division. the ad 12. HoGAN-s j MAN AND ENVIRONdiets of which it Seminole County Sunday - Noon Fridaj 10433 Northwestern Anue ROES Edgar ace-gen. ctwtie Courthouse. North Pdrk Avenue, . Tuesday Orlando. Florida ______________________________________________ ' MIOOAY 9 ABCNEWS Sanford, Florida, The personal CahyaxIerSriwJ SUIT TO 6 NEWS OOM representative of the estate FORECLOSE MORTGAGE ______________________ ______________________ 830 Morning 9: RYAN-S HOPE PATRICIA ANN BROWN HARDIN €D RINT1NTIN You, CHARLES WILLIAM 9 GOOD HEAVEN5 Rob W SCHOOL PROGRAM. and ALICE MARIE BROWN DUNN, and if married - DUNN 9Oed S to Eat 700 600 4--Personals , WILLIAMS, whose address 2009 hit Wife, and all those cia m n any _________________________ 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 41 SUP1USE SEMESTER Pi Angel (Carl Rosnor) Oak Ave., and 1302 Forrest Dr.. right.titleor interest by, throvghor €D MOVlE(Mn)Darnlir 4 9EWITcHED MUWCOTTS 610 ACEDWITHA DRiNxIrc. the chancit for a yots hus Sanford, respectively, The name Under YOU. are hereby flOtifl ma, S7SOftUSHEI. Fod Astare. Joan 6 CONCENTRATiON 12) PROBLEM NEALMANftc and address of the personal a compla,nt to t3fecloS a certain band tobec xnealxobesebof 3fl6733or3fl036? Forar 197 (The!) "r PertiapsAicohoiicAnonymous ______________ (1FEEDBACK ____________ represertative's attorney are set morIgageonIn,IoIIid.r; CanHeip Seconds to Hell." JoU Property, tOwit. forth below. Fruit For Sale S.Sfl1,'EALMANAC 857 Calil?] 1557 Lot 156, less the North 4.30 feet. All pecsois havinç clalmt or Call before lOam orofter3prn ChardarJpa, ANIMALS igso 6:25 2 12 NBCNEWSUPOAT'E WrtePC fIr UI) TRAILW000 ESTATES. Sec. One, demands againtt the estate are fllM4 (Wed) 12 RORERTYO(frJG.FAMI. 2; (MOn) WITH TiS RING Sanford1torda37fl 9Q() required, WITHIN THRE MONTHS 85 per plat Iherpof, as teCoi-ded Flynn. LY DOCTOR (Ts, Thtrs, Fn)JEANNIE FROM THE DATE CF THE FIRST Piat Book 16. Pages 77. 71, of the 2 12 JOEFORRESTER A 18-H&p Lofors 1948 (Thin )"Sabre i-,, PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. .'ublec Records of Seminole County, ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll (Wed.)PROFILESINEDUCA. c$_..). I'...il.,.,,. ________________________ ,, J' Free, 644 2( fr "We Cmre-" ________________________ R0te. '?7 't f;: ..ari Ire i-noy. 1 3 3 I3 Norihweslern ,; ,,, 'llotllne," Adults or Teens. G'a,, 33 (Fr,.) S,rjrcJoI court a written slatenenI of any AvCnue. Ortandd. Florida, toqette y.i ,j4.i lrr flUfl Great BI'ItIlUI Executive Secretary n.'r ' Ir u a Ide a-me. with Rane. Refrigerator and Wall (ppj" j claim or demand they may before shown 'ca 6-30 a t't st for Train AUt' Each claim must be in writing and to Wail Carpetinq tOcatj thrr,n Passenger iS AL(O4OL A PiOPLFM Gtrj tLdson 1961 C1P'.S.(y iiI' CPS PASTOn S STUDY md ttrn 4 rrOson, rnt n4catc, the i,ss fr (Il r 6 ALL ?THEFA),fjLy Stan Lai and Oliver Hdy. 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER bienfiled against you, and you clAIm, the name and address of the Thompson, 312 6117 AL ANON 2 12' DAYSOFO(JR LIVES required to serve a copy €D STA'I creditor or his agent or attorney, U LIUAS. YOGA AND YOU of your For familes or friends of probten' O'CorwKx, Jean Steion 4 61 AS 1HE WJRLD and the amount claimed. If the answer or pleading to the Complaint 7.20 SUNRISEJtI3ILEE I PARTS MANAGER Rob Roinor and Sally pjpjjs claimisnotyetdu,,thedat,,ni, on the Plaintiff's attorney, ForIurthernformatjoncalI47]J; €D INTERNATIONAL 615 Mutt have experience in all PATRICK McGROTTY, 1201 Brick Will became due shall be stated. ases ç write RHYME AND REASON ANIMATiON FESTIVAL, 4' FAFA of agricuturaI e'quI.menI •fld 9 RICH ftAN the claim is contingent or eli Avenue, Suite 301, Miami, S8nford Al Anon Fmly Croup P0 OR Ptl,N 200 . 6:38 Florida, and tile the original answer auto parts. including receiving, unliquidated, the nature • ° VII. . it'iE LLIK,1H)C C*4.. 2 MW KINGDOM- Wd certainty shall be stated. If the (WpIebdiflgifltheotfiCOfthJk stocking and counter sales, ili LMNGRDS Strauss) and A,die PANV Of the Circuit C'urI on or before the Permanent position with excellent 0095 of the claim is secured, the security it. 6:43 (Susan akefy) iwo 1inay mw• fringe benefits. Contact Per be dt'scrimed. The claimant shal 7élhdayofMarch,1976. Ityoufaltto 4 o,000pja&',4fl) 4 HOUVOOSOUARES Singers XI 5& iIi4mPnt Py e1ashi will P. s'm.inel Otfft. 1'Jrnt copies of the ciaIn 2tu 6 MATCH (3.A.MF . ,,, ,, '"' II •;;i as he s'Jugçes :o - -I, •. the clrt t@ u" ....., 2 12 THE DOCTORS 9 LErs MAKE A DEAL 4: NEWS Call looking for freh ne demanded rt the compsa:ns. Oviedo, Fla, 305 36.5 5611 start a new We maI one copy tO each 4 6' THEG(JDlNGU(J.fl' 7.55 3O$122UI1 today DONE AND (tROERED at Sen representative. 6.55 An Equal Opportunity Empto?er 930 4Jp,(5 75U SCHOOL PROGRAM. All persons interested in the estate ford, Seminole County, Florida, thiS €L) 2T DEVOTIONAL ' 4 6 MAUDE CiwOl 'ó'l. 20th day of Fetjrusry, A. 0. 1t76. MING to vhom a copy of thit Notice if you are having difficulty finding a Y 6:58 ecr stoau) di Administration has been mailed are (SEAL) r,lacero Iiye, car to drivp, a lob, or 6Ch)c1 Care THE NEIGHBORS KD ISF12j Pivfl1f' *tth t2 PAIL HARVEY Arthur H. Be(kwlth, Jr. required, .. some service you have need of, has to shov rrre than pofiWITHIN THREE MON. (Mon.) €D ERICA (A) (1) mst host, B MOyers ?uO Clerk INS FROM THE DATE OF THE read all o*.'r want ads every day Clency at wcrk if she wants a BUSY BCE CHILD CARE SOUNDSTAGE (A) (Wed) 2 Seminole County Circut Court 12 TODAY (Lcxa' nt.'ws rIRSI PUflLICATION OF THIS 4 ?e2lHollyAvenue REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE' 2 3CHOOL PROGRAMMING By: Mary N. Darden 12 THE RICH LITTLE PdOTICE.tofleany ot,1ections'i,y a2725and825) Phone 37) 7510 or 372 0760 10.00 Experier,ced& Newly Licenspo Deputy Clerk (ThLfs.)NOVA(R)(Fn)p(up's SHOW. may have that challenges the l-4tn J.s, Ron PaIo, -'. S., jl', HO'.IC MpROvEMENI SEP KEEP WARM Replace your 0d JALOUSIE WINDO'AS ath more efficient single on d'oblc Punq windows 131 511 you need for thoti big Ofle'S with a v'ant ad. stYouBusjness...Djoj 322-2611 O( 831-99931 �--". _________ _______ _______ ____________________ ;- :-- .. 4B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Ane wer to Pr'jvui Puzzle 7TE'OflyOu WAK HOROSCOPE 1 4 Suave ..••• \ I 20 _____ ____ ~;~ _ ______ _________________ THE BORN LOSER Cs ocks 12 "S.S 7TCF4t At 1 &U At .. '.,t' tM(AT Tco..O "\ ? _____ 19 36 35 Moistened wind ow 25 Noticed form) 50 Doctrines (I) 29 Strip ~~ ~~ V 9-.-. . ! V ~ l ,4 . k-1- t F V \ \ i _______ CLATTER WI 1 - , I LL _____________________________ by Lorry Lcwi ______ WHAT 6ALAR ARAI \ WOULD 'IOU EXPECT FOR THIS O FOR THI5 THIS IS ALL ) OR PROMOTING I FIGURE r FiGUR! I COULD tE CAN J COULD MAKE T46 COLLEGE %AKE IT f ?A WU / , of SCD iE SOUND LIKE / I FFT 4_ 5 6 I 7 IT - -- 2Fr- - ______ 25 26 1 27 — (A — 30 \ / (S1BER1/L) - — 31 35 32 33 34 36 — — — - __— 39 — — ________ — "I'll \ f~ 45 9 46 47 - --I -. 48 49 150 --- — BUGS RUNNY by StolId & Heimdohl I S ID LIKE T' TALK I YA AUT RE PS, I j 4MM' / .. tcu c KIW I I _1) " Oxk _____ ~— & .. 3fl - \ ?r,Ai0--A4- I A~ BLONDIE ;-J!J - ,~, -- 1 - 3.1 ,~ chic _Young I 0I . il 4 1 .;-;. I =~ ---~---- - I -' y " 7 1/ e. ¼ f . \r ,e J I ( , MF$~ --, I, Id .- I - i I J 'I e pass a iving the thffculy Woipenan hae a er early g occur in individuals with severe premature menopause. There advanced low thyroid function. Similarlvonecanceenatients with psycloses; which may be --I V - OOT A COUt .5 - CQ U'411L . 1--~ -- ffil IV - - , . I !I . - - @[F 1 I L_L_L --' .,--~~~ :C 7 FS OUR I! 460% 6 4 64 u u female hormone by specirA idea ofahonnone ) t property adjoining the City Hall property. Morris' motions came after a presen. I- .1 I FW- . .. . ", i -,lo ... q. ;'-- '. -- " . " Bankers' Committee of the Greater Bob Thov*s many other factors going on at _____ NEW i ir RRIVE - ______ IN %SML RATE5 a - - , 11~7 1~ -- - HIGHWAY SAFETY - vyearld Carl Warner of Shippen%ilI, Pa., was losing patience with the long lines his lather had to wade through to get a ren ta l car to replace the new Cadillac I p ______________ — — - ~ - - A - —-11UP -1myr-71 I play?" '4' ~- t - / / '" Jim; "it was quite 'fl - & It Th csiated I'rtss - A5oLLn1LY. i' .. newspaper, P 0 Box 1551, Y 10019. -. Be .g . - - _____ I 11, 11. . -- - V , - i 7---P'c - ~7 - ~, ~- - CAIvAL 1 I _______ loer Z - I . -,~MISM-7 , , . Z ~-- 3 % I I IT( - ~ I Emplill- I - - - - -8 IF! I (shaded area) and I'ark Avee from p.m. local time throughout the state. But - Standard Time, communities in the -- i ii' IarI Time . .,A--~.~--A - -` ; ____ . .I ...0 I ;W0"""" Auto-Train service agents were kept busy for hours handing out emergency cash allowaners to ers whose . . If you _________ ----- - • ons -- i - -.- . I ~ * ",.-,-,--~* - ~~"- ----- pulCr 111 0 a message for OUr COMPUter on the phone answer. . ---- - I get this strange, hollow feel ing, J B I A branch office corn A -X I--. F. 1'. I . - £ .1 1. t.S.f L A 0/ T + ri i I t oted by 10 a m 4 Th Cl ck --- - , - - - ~ t - a L, I rx~~ C ZA 4 - - ............ - -- .5i-A £ V 1. ' Cross and the ~~~T--, _ -J turnout in the Presidential I candidates Park ga'e former Georgia I oroscope I " o" victory with verwhelming o 76 Obituaries - 5~F-.- !,~ - - -;. . ~~,;a - Ali., -1 or esen exceeded here three vo ting precincts Democratic race President In Gerald Ford eked out a naff ow county sampled b% The Herald voters continued trickling in win on the Republican side (if — -- ......... . -.2-A A .- this morning ii per cent of afteran early morning rush as 9,496 eliRible voters had cast working men cast their ballots their ballots - 0 s- I . - -I - . - I : ~ --_- Trailing aentee ballots applied for At O iedo's Precinct 5 with Former California Goernor more than 400 - the elections 1,344 qualified voters, 240 had Ronald Reagan captured 47 per W ednesday. s tonight in the Ford super visor said that a 60 per madetheirselectionsby lOa m cent of the Republican vote And though 11 Democrats were on the southwest winds Increasing to be and in Longwood's 33, 157 of the fier side of the ballot, only four went cent or better turnout can after totes The primary featured the I i Un C prtpts today. m Rpuhlirsn o itn',mherad thvpNoutti primary. t"t for Ali At the Sanford Civ c Center At the Lake Mary Fire Hall's Democrats by nearly 2 to 1. Details and tides on Page 2-A. -,f -* - ------; 'a J- . — Ili )ie-,~ ?n , 1,;.- - --t-. 47, , ly "v 1:, -!K,r - - -, - N k i 111, - A -f - .1-1, , * --1 - Z .. ,, 50 Owners Reuni 'O ted W I%th Autos B JEAN PA1'rFSON many of whom departed Immediately to vacation sites In Bbyne said that the 13 auto carriers that were - - r ,1-,-I- I r -. Am. ,~ +20 ~ -" Ir" 4- 'r -1 i - ~~ r7 .n~)S ' .- I -!,-. - -. -.is--,~ - = ~.7% . --_ Zo -_'_-., the train carrying 346 passengers was others remained on or near the tracks. &-Z ---, r*%- - 4 I I A total of 13 auto cafflers and one steam ___ , r-.:-•. Blayney reported that Auto-Train has provided rental -1 their families, Sol i ic proceeded on their vacati, while others are waiting in He added that Auto-Train not tnstnitt LO lp it rcci p .. r' 1dmg ac - ~kA,4~!~-j~.~--.-:-~1-1- --I 1-~- (-i,-,- -i~-:k,;--:.,Z4,~:-~-1~V- --~,-E -. . automobiles for th se r. s At least 50 families, victim of Sunday night AutioAccording to Tom Blayriey, director of corporate the Sanford arel' to learn theex tent of thedurnage totheir IYain derailment in Quantico, Va., have been reunited affairs in Sanford, the atitni . I" appeared to be -~n rarxt Pnd per-munal effeets, said Blay, ey. . -- it) Al~~- I I -: , -,-,. C lendar R~Plls at English Estat 's DearAbby otherareas of the state. Others spent the night in Sanford 1r I -- -- --- Precinct 216, 92 of the 562 voters before proceeding on their urneys. j 11 (--"-I-. - ---- so 76 I lerifid Stall riter - ' I . • Auto-Train Mishap involved 138 Cars - - --- % . - ,- L you're a I- ~ ~1 _ . i I 1A f' BY DONNA F-STF-S important test of Reagan's challenge to - n mctne'" I -- The Republican balloting was seen as an - `4 1 to before reporting to jobs Democratic ote by third, 62 Itainfall 125 tnce Only a smattering of lastminute camMrs. Bruce said 59 per cent of At Sanford Precinct 15 with fourth and fifth graders at the Increasing cloudiness to&y paigning was expected tod3y. At least four Seminole's registered voters 576 registered voters, 103 made South Seminole school were of the six candidates Who actl%ely sought turned o4t for the Presidential their choices by 10 a m, while Senator Henry Scoop Jackson fe support in Florida were elsewhere - or Preference Primary four years thunderstorms Clearing 192 of the 1,142 at Precinct 22 will, 11 per ce a headed el!;ewhere -to concentrate on oth- --0ilil~ii"""` -. M? ;dmw .0 = Florid.a panhandle are on Central Stan. ~* .f -. . I. . 5 ~ k., / -i ''. -~ 1 2- 1ton Street __________________ i polls will be open from 7am to7 met - I II I time palis opened at 7 a.m., no tornadoes IP111 1*r I, 'i Garry Trudeau purchase adjnIng Z.6 a I _: lz~~!~ ( j• • twisters and severe thunde rstorms With remained confident her '. -&~~~~ , I ~~ T--= ~ ,-- New Sanford city hall will be located on Its prtsent Park Ave. site. City plans to Officials issued a tornado watch for Tim -i - -= ~ 0i Ithe Flerida There as a 30 per cent to 50 pet cent chance of rain In populous south w--- ____ I'll----Z 1-e . '", - ______ ______________________ thunderstorms were expected in central - _______ . -1 f/1t----J ~[ i - - It looks good, said Rogers C B i northern part of the state, and showers and ~ 'ij .tj . 1, - i 4 . - Seminiole Boulevard will becloisedforapedestrianinpli. i • voters would go to the polls, and a forecast of widespread rain and a tornado watch in north Florida could keep the turnout e ven - wpll'7~ - N (george wallace and Jimmy Cuter, the Rain was reported in some areas ir by Dick Turner ) I - '- (Continued On Page 2-Al than half the state's 34 million registered ---.--~- --- W, - ~ _', . :_ . - 1. ' I Am li'i'4,11' . Win 5W.- i 1- --- - " I .r Florida* voters vlent to the pol)l today to former Georgia governor who won the Morton, Ford's chlef political adviser. "In Reagan predicted a close race, cast ballots in the .recond major match New Hnnipshire primary. fact, it looks so good that rn, afraid to pre- dLwounting talk Umt a lom to Ford would between President Ford and challenger severely damage his effort But hate cc s astungton Sen Henry Jackson fres h di Itonald Reagan, while three leading lAu Frey, Ford's campaign chief in the happens, he said, "there won't be any from victory in Massachusetts, could spoil Democratic contenders each hoped to the Wallace-Carter matchup. Pennsyl- state, said the President would carry the folding of my tent and slipping a wa y." frontrunner for their partv's ,,,-;.. (, [Inth Walhqiv and 17-irter pr(,dicted presidential nomination. cent plus one, you're a winne to be ;I major factor in the race. triumph in the Democratic race. Election officials had precticted that less --a. -1 ' - be forcing but take care, Some terin got partners forget and fail to res. figure out how So uth greedy and m3naged to go down at four hearts against a (For a copy of JCOBY deuce of c1libs opening?" MODERN. send $1 to Oswald "Let's see lie on at Br, d e c / o this the club with his queen and newspaper P 0 Box 489 cashed the three top trump3. Radio City Station, Now York, lifter that start he could run tir Y. I 00 J 9) 1 - --I i',:. Flonida Voters Go To Polls Toda I :-:~ N%%)~ --` -- . ..TT *._. - - -- I--.------ ' / with their automobiles and Ingge, and are pro11zg good shape mostly, there might have been a dent or two f / I; _________________ - I --- __________ ~ I Your letter to me in care of this - 4 / / TWO -.- . - You ICU ___ Bad Weather Could Affect Turnout _- - I - - other passes are supposed to by I -, -------- ET M ______ e", . lkM su.vøThA1 'WEWS,',C4J ___ _ The 2.6 acres, owned by the Florida State Bank, (Flagship Bank of &n.-dord) 11 be needed to complement the city. owned 2.4 acre site in providing enough Krider said it was Or, opinion of the bankers' group that while 'orating the -~~~ --.; __________ a—MR53n ___=,- -- .— I I self-addressed Radio City Station, New York, COMMISSION fl.t'i"-.t -- 1. ___ one . partner to show something personality at the menopause tamped, 1 1 :1 :- I ..- .. I -- - - In his presentation, Krider reminded Knoles' report, drawn up earlier this that the Downtown year, indicates th at Florida State Bank I1usinesien's Association, and Sanford's currently is asking *110.000 for th e Interested Sarahs To Encourage property al though the city at time Rejuvenation, the latter a group interested held an option to purchase the parcel for in preserving city historical sites, had $32,000. The report said the option cam(.. taken positions similar to that of the about as a result of city assistance to the Bankers' Committee, while a survey bank in oaining that land from the performed by the Downtown Development Atlantic Coastline Raioad. te the Corporation also showed the present city bank requested a release from the option, hall site was popular with Sdnft,rd which was granted by the city com. residents. mission, Wk,.' M~ I Manager W.E. Knowles. I - heart-one spade-two spadm double-pass. The two-spade call was does not mean hormone therapy. or more Information about Le tter, number 512, AU ~t - J/1) , "4.-'\ T. . . 77 rr~ —____________ . .. and blood. Since you have raised this ---- -- I i I d lift. -I - .11 \rirk reader wan t,; I(i A Jim "If you don't like the time but whether they are is quite norm.al, tIK- next step is specifically rulated to a hor to see about get ti ng some help mone imbalance or not is often for what you have labeled as an open to question. Tlwl-re are emotional disturbance and that STRMP SIR ,P -~ " *ta;;i~ -- -At- - cu on a sequence such as response is more noted In your obstetrics and gynecology a nimals below the level of the specialist and tell him What you re or have the Propet tesL - .. I I L-iu k~ . :I know what a forcing pass I,; typical forcing pass Oc. ten occ at the menopause you that y ur hormone balance :J F-q n q L I - / --- by @a P@@Ir -.:Z ------ ~ -- /1 I FRANK AND ERNEST U0 ~. L TI , .----I -- .£ r for be satisfied until It is answered U \ 58 . I tends to make men more - -k ____ one's behavior. Male hormone I H40 IT FIXED -0- V '. I I 117I Um 30 years of age. One can also get ( 140, 1 BQOKE MY kEARVIEW iO ANDThEUCE E _r4I ' %0. ., I motions by City Commissioner John In Septerntr, the city commission oted Morr iL The new structure 1l be pla ced to l ocat e the new city hail, In the event one on the present Park Avenue site. were bulk, at the French Avenue and were TI,in "ct, Je I'in Senunoie Boulevard site Menue site for the new 818 mIllion The additional cost would be for the structure, also called closing Park acquisition and preparation of a 26 acre Avenue from Fulton Sweet north to parcel imm ediately west of the present ___________ 1 Mntana ~-~"-~ ~ , ; , HON expense was "insignificant," considering q fir 2 ____ .. , or CAR .0 If TIT ON. MIRAOE , _____ ;',~ ( OKE I BROKE A 4 - 1 1TT structure on the Park Avenue site would cost the city more than building on th e city-owTied 14-at:re site &t French Avenue A I ve, Site Is Ret ined .I- .-. . - ____ pr0duled the 4 ffect deficiency by testing the urine A MSKAJDDEXAPsoar iS A PERSONI55TIWHO UPE V _____ 3# c* N0,1 -I , pulled theloast trump and led a ti" spade.- hormones tut they cea t.alnly related to the menopause at all 9~ ~ '.. M .W4- - -- - ~im don't like it my zedema madness which refers to dementia that can ) 08432 again and watched the defense can't get into an argument dn1jhIH with me. I didn'1 bid it and I the other end of the spectm €parate the 'wo condilions and e aK3 cashed the c!ubs while East chucked a spade. He ruffe4 ja administration of female sex we have a condition called treat the one that is real.ly I--, ______ ________ A By AUI)IE MURI'!IY Herald Staff Writer - *OW W- . LEAK? .V: N P West Nortk East ,%vtb with an overactive thyroid. At clinician must be alert to U mi I ul.t / 'I ,~, / ll~bzj "M~,7 J ~ - I have seen patients with associated with anxiety and psychotic episodes associated depression problems The - ., I overlap the kind of symptom .f V8543 North-South nnerable CAN I HELP IT I F MY PILLOW , -- ______________ sona:ity and your personahty giving female hormones to may affect your gitinds. 11mt women with emotional distur. - . statement is wt limited to sex bances wtuch are not really ~ 2 Z 15 -4 A ~ - 9 4"-,~,, - ( r-,. 14 ~e-, ~ ,,~. f , --- 1. . A "(' Sf,) 1. ' I)íi ,, - I cashing th e th ree too t rumps .k he took an lmmIate diamond fines It worked because good old East didn't take his king Then South . hormones The problem is complicated DEAR READER - Your glands may affect your per- by the inadvisable Practice of \ 4 ! — Dr. Lamb , qr have a hormone imbalance. ____ I / Park . ' Jirn He sure did A1U r j * Q iO 6 52 VJ 7 • 96 mone Imbalance exists. Can this phase of life Such smear? Please emotional disturbances are tell b let me know because I believel frequently not helped by the - !t1 '1 e eci ' . off duwmy $ clubs in order to 8 discard his spades and make five odd. I suppose he tried for EAST r occur durirg the menopause and patients are given hormone pills. If this is true, how could I -. ig! i . ~--. • 30 years of age.Iknow this can - / ~ and JMIES JA( OB •AQ £AKJ6 avior like to know if a hormone im. balance can cause emotional VkEN I GO TO A CHINESE '~ I WANT' M W40W "Ar'S I ( YW ApF- C,ONG m GEr rZ RESTAUqANT I EYPECT A A BOWL OF 04OW MEN DOESN'T N^/E A FORTUNE FORTUNE IN MY FOIRTUNE I GONG TO KAPPEN TO ME! ON MXA HEA-D/ '-1t,,,--~-----1,0-. IN 'Tf ( ~~H ` CC<X; 9 r --A . . I By Iwrcnce F mb, LD. 1A I 3-6 1 I ~ --- I OS%,Ij) VI09 A--, ~ ny I I 7 "" 7~ ~ _- fil Affect - - ~~t~ :- --- — - es Hormon I -,.;,- . I - " BRIDGE 0IiTII _____ " I i. - AT ~F r ' I 41111111111111 --] — oca iion commissioners CliND, r~~) I _____ ______________ I, N'T KW ID D OUT ' DISCUSS rL LET -- — ct.i.. LIKE I — L .- I %%, I ____________________________________________________ — .i:-.-,! _7 V. -111, —'— should be very difficult for from seeds you've sovrn in the others to turn ym down today, past. 147hat you should receive particularly if You turn on your will be proportionate to your AT I --_ 10- If you mix something you scre doubtful about may turn out happily . Ic If YOUR BIRTHDAY you could see yourself through t0da} U f cycso ou1dbe nleased b; the Image The yield you'e bcen hong It for could be comLn fbI-, WIN I I CI II - I . ~o ~ 58 '4 '-~- - . con- than they did yesterday. — -- . ' 53 54 155 1 ----- L ItV F'! - you to orga ac IQfl WI -- I I at your best today in dealing Your over-all prospects look I ______ ___ -" It, - .. ir course -- N ____ Sanford, FIcrida 32771-Price 10 Cents - be members of the opposite Uy for y today If pleasantly Py sex wiTh find you the most let events run the appea li ng. everything cool. ou ,1 1 1I~ I .A ____ .VW Faces At The Station p-_ ble with a few select Things should work out rather with everyone today, it's likelp" 1 14 Addftk - • CANCER (June 21-July 22) Alftugh you should be popular 10 11 112 —16 SWAWGLA CAMELOT CLI ___ __ _________________________________________________________________________ I look quite beneficial today. lie projects needing your personal alert for opportuidty. 52 Frozen *:!ter 9 ' ___ 13 IIS I. '~ I J ______________________________ CAMPUS 2 13 1 a __ 115M ----999 68ih Year, No. 171-Tuesday, March 9, 1076 pals. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Ja0 ( ay 21.June 20) Conditions that have an are 19) Worthwhile i i vements within your reach today. effect upon your work or career AUC,bly 1 __ I iOu.,ai, act 27 Ignited garments be someth.ing profitable to be freshet 48 Produced 49 Spctacular 26 Literary collection 9 Near East 40 POO product 42 Maxim 44 City in Call for repetition 23 inflammation 8 B ef ore Isolates for 31 Ornament by 6 Dtsatcho inlaying 7 Skin 38 List of foods 39 Fiesh supply 1 k/t 4 cathedral Cily songbird vases Small Desert shrub 30 Woman's 4 will-ems 22 Titkish by Art Sansom Au,4 SG!L. ' - 1 1~ Lj W141It , h ill make a favorable, tunately today in iflVOlvernen love. They'll all lasting impression y very hard to please you. come in contact SAGITFARIUS (Nov. 23-Dee TAURUS(April should 21) You'll be fun to be around mate rial today, so don't hide your ay. be brighter than usual Scout around a bit. There may E1 -V L 1976 ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your positive, friendly ap- You should fare rather for. age 25 Massachusetts Tuesday, March SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) l (comb form) / ____ Hall Together ____ or 7 Two.seated 58 I 3.8 FE -- XXA 0 '1,1 1 t-f' 99 I lb rlC at olsteCrexplofef 53 wood'eS Of "ll 17 Insect 56 Allute a . R, ... €I quantities IS Norwegian (1~4 \ 0 1 18 Gentle touch ,,- a ..m. '..- -W 45 Roman ACROSS I SlreAms god I i'7 __ , 1 ,- i TO 00 thT ! _______________ -- Monday, M.irch$, 191k Mort Walker ______ ___ _i ! -`f-- =- - ~- -H — -, - .- -. - V,. .1 -'.I'. - . . i , -- -- -- -- - -- ---- - t it'n it I U ri ,. - delay. There were no serious injuries. terminal in Loam, Va. to retrieve the undamaged auto ge, subject to a deductible of IW,n per oectirencv, Passengers who arrived i.n Sanford shortly before carrim and their freight of autornobilies. These were sent for ProPetti darpage. It includes automobiles and their row on Monday, fond theni.selves stranded without on to Sanford Monday night, said Blayney. contents, roadbed and rolling stock. The colnW~ ,automobiles or luggage. They spent the afternoon in He added that the passengers' personal room re.wrvM by Autc-TYain officials at two local contained in the trunks of the Wvaged automobdes, twheves; its maximum liabibty with respect to such lin, -- -. - - - ~ft.2 ---- - =—~~ - - ~--- --z --~ --f -Z ~~-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 08, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 08, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 08, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/69bce209768737371f5845e36226ab2d.pdf 17f23a82002d459f16c1b27d6cbb2778 PDF Text Text u I — ILI_ I Herald, Sanford, Friday,March Mon Walker BEETLE BAILEY 3EE.E I I / DARN IT' i O.SL" _- '.I 11E _^A1Na _ I II - ! lk - ACflOSI i I F , - r, _____ J I ___ / / ~ --- r t, , ~ L) , ti I 4L, Av.;~H .%kE THESE 1/1 ~--- -, I -, r* ("-_2_-' , .v-~Y'11 0; IfiF;1 .\ ( I I I1 \ a `)i . : Y_ -A' .. -A ." . %.4 -- I I - Z;Z7 - - 0 ,~ t - L~ . - - 9dPbS, - . __ . -_J I , I i.' 11 1_~, ~_ — JL-.1 I - _________________ 49 __________ - M ,k. PRICELESS RELCS O ANTtZUrTY ) k 1' 'J A THRILLING EXPERIENCE -_--.- -.' l.A /tIArvin , / (\1NG_..) 'i Go IL - * I - — - - - . I I ! ' . Q1064 By Lawreuce E. Lamb, M.D. Chic Young YOU A PECE OF SLONC>E~S I [F I-4 5 1, - FAST & J 4 74 K $7 &02 p" 2 • 105 46A K82 Dr. £ &QJP43 Lamb I "t , I _-_~ - t- -------- I --;" , _.( Xt ~ MIEN IMMM M M3 j..? _.-i 1 _. ... ;y.' - HI I - - i - -5 I I - by Al Yerm"r PRISCILLA'S POP - _________ ,. , - . ~~ \,LJY',/ I ---- .-_-_ T _ __ - -.- - \ (./ M -1)) -,INZ Ly YOU A 6O\JER CAI"J'T E Sur-E o f . I V- L17T -E. n~~~~ _.. __ ___ 0~ , ~~IHE NEEDS A NEVi (J; - 11 I '11 \~:___ _* * 0 (2 1? / ( .\ - el -q~ / \ , 7 . (I % I / L k*I l'i [ ,i(h.iiL(Ic4- 1 tiii _____ .ti__ IJJ ItI" "I I r I 1. _J by Bob Montana ARCi1E &54 'West North East a perrn Is drunk or An chemistry imbalance of also, but how? We use a mouthwash and gar gle it to help, but wonder if that is enough. When away from home are candy type Ireath pleasers any help? DEAR READER- You're the body _ ________ :-. for dLinonth I quite the fragmentu Deinocr I ,_ --- - . ~ I I -I . TZ_r. ~ . all, I % I 1 A A I 'U 10 1V BIRTHDAY CEL EBRA I %Ncii:..~- ~ - . . . . ,,_ . - . - - I .1 ________________ • • '---.- ,~~-I." T . --. I ~i__' ..":1 ~. . ,t~kvz~444 :, ,- M ~ ~ _.. .z ,- , , - - - midia tm though Florida s About that time, ohtical con proof registration is heavily Demo- sultant Bill Roberts of Los An- cont of a candidacy that iU Vermont and Massachusetts in ue," he said. defeats could t his campaign after a disappointing and unex- cratic. Ywallace is a heavy Ia. geles, who helped Reagan be If it is close like New governor's Ne tlik, - " N f - . - - - , . ". , ' . ,t 11 I*,,~ - soft on President Ford. "If he (!"'esn't tilke off thf-. ~H gloves he will lose the race for place would k tnough Hampshire, Second to satisfy the Carter campaign - pected fourth-place finish in the vorite to win the Democratic elected as governor, was hired on the ropes and give Ford the -,.,I ::. . Hampshire, at least up there in .., 1 'I. - - -_...-I - .~ _h_ _.-i-f,i _~~r_:-5E .Massachusetts primary last vote -even if not by the mar. to aid the local Ford effort. He ~ . __ __ ~ Mi chance to deliver a knock-out the 40s(by per cent), thl.s would I i gin fie enjoyed in '72 ounch In Illinois March 16 Sill campaign and there Jackson his campaign here GOP race offers more uncer made major strategy decisions. 1 would be no reason for ine to on tne Democratic side, only buoyed by victory in Massachu taint) The President made two trips ' ttu nk of anvthini 0 but con-Z non liberab George Wallace, setts, has worked hard in Flori It didn t start out that way. to Florida in Februar), draw , tnuing, Reagan said. Itcigan who has spent con ing big crowds for a series of Jinun Carter, Henry Jackson dathepastieeksinthoughhe Itean has made problems .I and Milton Shapp have cam- says the SunFlune State's st(k,rable time and money in motorcades, speeches and ral,x, paigned in Florida — a con- primary u not very important Florida, began with a rush lies. program a repeat ed Issue .Sanford Southern Bell employes are celebrating two birthdays servative state that the party's in his nomirlation bid. A strong months ago while the Ford state ,rwo weeks ago, Thomas .. this year -America's 200th and the telephone's 100th . For a look showing against Carter could campaign allowed in con- scaled down his predicted Rea liberal faction has ignored. - tirenient havens but offered a, ,he telephone's century of growth, see Seminole Magazine. Wallace won big in Florida in be interpreted by the Jackson fusion. gan victory margin to 55 per Pages 4 and S.D. On Jan. 24, Reagan's state cent, and Reagan called that 1q72, winning 42 per cent of the camp as a victory, but second(Continued On Page 3-A) N 11..,* - - - I . I y Thomaschastisedhlmforbeing Ci.;ileU • - ~I r ~ r: :_~: same adjective Lut week when p ; , .., %-. __--Mkjmpalllbw. k- "* ,,_ -' I—- the nomination. It's possible he could lose the March 9 race, popular vote in a 10-candidate place finish to Wallace coull chairman, L.E. "Tommy" Reagan's Republican chal. Democratic field. He carried greatly help Jackson up north Thomas, told reporters Reagan too," Thomas said. rd built an After his second trip to the on In s e 0 moderates n , as en ..oiru a I maru presssc ear y en n - the s.ate s 67 counties and '. •-. c " oninst '" a' .; L. 't4 clalmed,"WewtllwlninYlorl Shappisriot;xpettedtobea it '' There a considered slipping in recent In part, his performance factor, but has been stumping Ford could catch up, he sa!d. weeks - apparently to badly Tueseay will be judged in light hard in the urban areas where Rep. Lou Frey, R-Fla. and th3t now the candidate and his swing through Florida, did not of that showing foir years ago. Jackson fared best in his 1972 head of Ford's campaign hete, state organization diieftains 15-v with Ford;s assessment. himself one of campaign. admitted then that the Pres . talk openly about the possibility theCarter, soutn'scalling new breed of politiI remain up there in The Reagan-Ford con- dent was in big trouble in Flori- "As long as of defeat. . neighborhood of splitting ans, hopes to cut into Wal- frontation has received the da if his campaign di&.'t begin the A Reagan loss in Florida fol. c' the vote with the President in - IN 1~11111111111111LI 1101111111~ .1 -- tion who they think should be resident. - trumps. - ,, - . . _- . - __~~fi-_____ -- r...• Oft :.,, a — . But Local Campaigns Highly Visible Not — _-___~ _i~ ________.__,_ --------- I - - %..a n dates Hav Jimmy Carter Seminole County may very the carnpaip trail in Florida. hav e something for And just four have decide- ] .St,minole is worth an), special attention. Two candidate5-Republican President Gerald Ford and Democrat Geurge Wdllactcampaign 0 Seminole. If you're a registered voter, you may get a phone call or two urging, you to vote for one candidate or another and, maybe. literature in the mail. nat's probably about allunless vou live in orw of the i targeted for special precincts attention from Jimmy Carter Two others-Republican running the most energetic well I I . Preference Primary. Each of the candidates actively campaigning ii F.-urlda has his own ideas rtboout what candid- ates in Tuesday's Presidential can be expected from Seminole voters. Then again, the voters may surprise them all. I Sanford arca-were pickiii out l;tecause t~ey had high per- ce'ntage of Democratic voters electic,ns. Carter's analysts also looked at how well Wallace ran in '72 in each precinct. Those precincts are also the ones Carter supporters will be. watch.ing Tuesday night to get an a h ow well r man w ill do in the state contest; said Keen, an AltamontD Springs Door-to-door canvassing in the target precincts is backed billboards and sandwiched Wlflter Park Democratic precincts in t-2t!r"n Till dogfood comiTtercials. ran. didates are barely vi~ble In Seminole. Costrity Coordinator Allan Keen hopes to (anvass five more before Tuesday's voting. VI,,hIØ Seminole , Democrat Henry (Scoop) Jackson is con. centratmg his campaign effotta I.i • til.. The target precincts-mostl', hit, I,W mi flVW,I+A,V, Although there are 14 names Democrat Milton Shapp's class neighborhoods In the volved in local politics, the White House Race probably • •arrihh. Carter's corps of volunteers is composed of Keen says, a ' ' Jel i n U11i II 0&A%-vft grassroots campaign for AdmkL many people are just coming out of the. woodwork,' he said The campaign corps Includes -lVe don't the of the Republican ' -'I "everyone from students to I ounty Chairman Jerry Grimes said. "The Seminole County Republican organization is toward gan We're the underdog here." The PreAdent's supporters Carlton House Hotel, Seminole isn't exactly on the tup of battle, but they, too, are op. ga sup po rt for the President i George Wallace office on SR-436 in Casselberi-y, Viallace clobbered the rest of Ford campaigners are concentrating on telephoning the 11-man field In Seminole, collecting 46 per cent of vote, and sco red a knock-out over eventual Dcmocratic notmin" Cpor. l.kI _:, setting up a ride campaign to .,4iiy . vwt nfrr to ih nIlt uruuts, a reiauve newcomer GvwiijuFuiu 1 1__1 -----. I I Ill---____ ~~7- 2 --_T -* , T _ILXWF_%_ _______~~__~ -pj-9 _.__Xf if____ __._~__ ! ; ~~ ~r . . _Ixl~ -- Z . ~_ I:-;;--- - Seminole Strangely enough, the closest F~_-__- ~ - -~ - - - - - - Z .- ~_.;F____10_ .I'-- jt registered Republicans and 6 1~! I . . I., -1. . w.l -'- __ .-. I .. - ~ ~ .L - .t - -- - - -. .---- - . - . - --- - -A * t ~_ ~. =. ~ I.~ ~ ~~ tJ-._ ...., '. - •t-_______., -. - __~~ ;-;!;. 0-4-.7 ~__m7..;.W r___ _t;,- , - (Continued on Page 3-A) to local politics, says volunteers . . . .-; Z-- .- .- ---1 -_,~, t -__.~_ -i- attorneys to housewives," Grimes said, and even some visitors to the area. Ford's grassroots operation- County? Where's thzit?" asked one of the national staffers. "About 15 miles north of %%here you are," he was told. and --.! ~ IM. —w- - 1 _____________________ L~~ --- -- __. -.-- _M_Z_ . . . - _. -...- --- ~ "I'm really surprised how Gerald Ford. (Th' - - ~______ ____ V- have been searching out the Ford campaign. thing Seminole has to a President I:; the elassic count Seminole as an uphill '", blacks I But over at Carter's national priority lists centers ',!c U I isuw headquarters at Orlando s by telephone calls and mailings housewives. * A businesmicn, including riiore than 100 residents of the Sanlord area. Keen is optimistic about Carter's chances in Seminole County and Florida. "Carter is the only candidate who's r.aily put together an organization," he s.aid. And if rituTibers of volunteers and hours of work translate into votes on Tuesday Jimmy Carter should do ell in ard go, , xI turn-outs in recent Carter volunteers have walked 15 of the heaviest in UUZ) I resident Unless you're already IL I campaign in Seminole County moct ts1ble evidence of their work to get out the vote in Seminole is pasted on "'W ere C 1111111111111111h, U 'L Ron.i4 Reagan and Democrat Jimmy Carter-are runni g rJeminole campaigns from m . - Republicans-only SIX have hit everyone-includii!g - I campaign seemi nieirly nonexistent. i time % on the 'Flo. -ida ballot-12 and Democrats two By JACQUELINE DOWD Iferald Stall Wf4ter cent of the time. It divides 42 0 1 * . __ . ,%0'111\A~ just over 48 per cent of the time 5-1 some 14 5 per cent and all six show up in one hand or the other I 5 per cent of the I 1, -ed from ~ .- cleaning all of the bases of the exactly the same as that noted In impending dia betiC coma teeth and between the teeth. r : A " 1 by Dick Turner Any breath odor than can 7 ______ 1~ ~ The answer is that a suit CARNIVAL ture and the tipper hand ,!r.--,! T I I 11 D (George) Wallace won big in Florida in 1972, winning 42 per cent of the Popular vote in a 10-candidate Democratic field. h._ the states 61 counties and won 75 of ; con vantion delegates. In pt party's mo,derate-conwrvative %iiingl will ti-o (ictrided 'rue!i(jay , * I when Florida voters tell the na- * ns ecis I &4 : (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN. send $1 to- "Win and North would play at tI'c at Bridge c/a this newspaper, P.0 Box 489, sale five-diamond contract. Four spades also turns out Radio City Station, Now York. 0 C sa e e defense start' odors are a part of life. The teeth can t* the cause chemistry can sometimes inand of course the point here is 'Iucnce the brea th Those fad diets resWt In as much cleanliness as I .-.,- At rubber bridge South would Junip to four diamonds in the lungs Emotional upsets that affect digestion and body . i Ak-V%~. — -,-- , An Oregon reader wanLs I i know how often you will ex. pect the defenders six cards in I a suit to break 3-3. South 's all w, strictly a match-point bid Ile wanted to plait, in a majou suit and saw no reawr to tell his opponents about the support -i ;r F ori a Faces Bi - i 1 1~ I % .. breaks 3-3 a trifle under 36 per rase 4.~ 0 . .. = .-- 0 - Ilqm % Future Political * ______ - He doesn't mind about the failure of t;.,e jack to fall since he Is gr.srg to run diamonds until St.L11 111110 as East elects to trump in. • score for bidding and making four spadc3 is 620. The scuce for bidding and making live diamonds is ". It That 20 points is worth its weight g rt points. It is just the trifle in rubber bridge _______ art an odor to the breath. iu rruty give a particuilar fruity odor to the breath. the Splices impan odors to asking about a common breath by being asorbed mt. problem and one that is most the circulation and then per- Most soaldns and cleanings . with Apsg *%O,:.~ 2 A PUS Pass PS Opening leAJ - K a Pisa not. the mouth should be cleansed Sooth Pass I & Pass 4A I0 have all their teeth that means an unpleasantodorto the breath ~ - ftT,l, call for does the w!xile job. I feel not ha'e bad breath Bre4th j - •Q98642 soaking them as some products whether 4' V ____ _ __% . . ~ - __ _!~_ I~ 7 __ - - (.,. - . a ____ I I 1, 110 -- - \, -.**. 'a I I If OuT C9 i4ERE Ikowtherearemanycauses for it other than teeth, but so _--limmommid ected and ' too embarrassed to ask. With people who wear denvapors from the bloc'l stream lures as we do, I do not feel that into the exhaled air. Ibis Is the just brwhing the dentures or basis for the breath test for ~_ I i,_~ _N I BuTLE.AVET54E) LL'JAN'NS - it - ! BUMSTEAD.. - Wt three top breath. BOSS.! -• lwocIuhtricksanisniits 5 to a heart or diamond. South 107 r'71 fT2-- - Nation's . followed. _______________________ On 41 Ir . . - . U (P%% il I) and I .'s1L' i 'i - 1 1 -4, - -TV ~~5] __ DEAR DR. LAMB- Would you do us, and many other people wi th the same problem, a service by writing about bad . - izr~_ _-I . ~- ff-m- . - Is C omplaint - - - - -_ - __ t- I I . !, 5,, - 11 , be :7 ___________________________ ——— ('c' I i - - I __ 64 I _______ buffie i--;kL&i NORTH lii 5 -•_ - 3.9 1 I" t2 -, I _ I — 55 ((4 '4" ' •'i) ?'- /t, it.'.' I __ 54 Breath ' V -\ - 47 53 _________ Illie coming year should be an might turn out to be profitable. Chance has a stake in today's active and interesting one. It's lik,:iy you'll be much on the go. affairs. You may be able to take setne SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) of the short trips you've bee~ Make any WLr today labors of putting off. a , I 'I ,"i I Z1 I \ WAI / / - 'U - --I 36 _r I 63 I _j_ - 62 '~ . - will Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents - VIRGO (Aug. 2:~,Scpt n, i You have more control over Partnership situations should today's events than you're apt, prove lucky today. Things you to give yourself credit to. 1 t have been able to Think opti mistically, act accomplish alone can be done positively. In 3M vo Ii -t LIBRAScpt 3) March6 1976 I I 24 'A' , , - 124 - ____ 0 45 46 I 50 51 ) %_ le E I 1 ._39 I 11111111111111111111111 37 v MY /~ - - Z0 21 35 n.~ . I\ "_:~;D BE 17 19 34 Ift I - - 1. .5 - 11 ", 'R ,_ I 11 . I LEO (July have a very strong influence ncws toiday you've been hoping over your peers today, perhaps for regarding a matter afmore than you'll realim. Yniur fecting v 0ur material security. —"/ ~ ,-..% \ 11112V -. -,.-, - - . -I . . -- _. I AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) 22) You You may receive some good It I- . 68th Year, No. 169-Sunday, March 7, 1976 -4 developing that you're unaware i1 9 10 Me DF65ND THE i,-,,,, , TAIS GET-WELL TwEIR P.Ekl;z-r nckflsme 60 Single thing 16 by Larry Lewis :'%~ 6"CN`EqNEiD ASCJ- -,4-= CCi_ '_=r:_='5 CO,%iMITTEE : / CONTACTED , 59 Lad's I 18 lot m) 53 Grafted fhet ) 54 Cut of ineril 55 Musw.&I syllable Ipl) J2 Space 3aIIeatla e Precious ones of Merit tab 49 50 essi~ metal 31 Lubricates . I CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - Prat' er'ng 15 _ - 29 -Stravinsky. Russian 567 8 I ~ __ - - - Denmark (var) Got up 51 Distant (comb 27 Native 01 3 Maid's name 4 Dynamite user 5 Card game 6 Be"ing to 7 Hops' kiln " 11, I - -4 ____ I mineral 26 Particle bread 19 Boy's name ii Meadow J -rn , mne& ' 25 Cty:a1ne I pocms 2 Breakfast 35 Leg joint 40 Aluminum silicate Ivar I __ I - k-~f~N r _ . Dec. facts are revealed. 21) You should get more of TAURUS (April 20-May 20) kick today out of doing t might be something for others than you Something helpful to you in business or will by just serving your own career could be b-ought up at a interests. social gather today It Ifl1Y CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan. ld in confidence. Put )OUT fine management GESIINI (Stay 21-July fl) 39) talents to work today where Conditions in general should be concerned. quite favorable for you today. Something rewarding could 48 Coral islan ds DOWN 34 Negf ito 15 To ask (Latin) ,16 Engage 37 Blow on head ~ ( 011 67 Hall- ems '8 Redact 30 Combustible - ,-.\ 1~ ip " TAKE TH ' ' of. , ~ L I--I IlibN i - M asculi ne 25 Demen ted by A rt Sonsom - 9 Lower : 24 tn w THE BORN LOSER — :: 1) I today. Others will toot your moment. horn for you later on, when the SAGITTARIUS (Nov. rnet 9 London gaflery 10 Verbal ii Bad beaks Tellurium (symbol) Ap iece EDITION 0 ARIES (March 21-Aprfl 19) love. Set aside your other mundane chores for the 15 Shade tree conjunction 16 Large artery C? Vume fib) 17 Label 63 Italian city is P1ifOw bOifdS 64 Aunt(Sp) -I % 44i I' .r, J95 52 Reline ore 56 Before 51 Above (2 *dS I — I I SUNDAY 04 47 School vqn church 13 Wingless insect L1 - HOROSCOPE J 43 Macuhrie quartz) - Answer to Minerals 1 - .1 j~? .ii2~ adequat e. The odor that 14! -, .26LI11 " THE ST0QY IS ABWT A ' PRISONER WHO ESCAPES I ( NO GET JUWEAD,W0VLD 'PtJLI KE AQ.E WITH OUR LI - - THEA1REGR. - I MEAN wr. HAVE A PAIZT IN CXJIZ LATEST wmni I ____ IN THE ______ --_ _?~_ , _____ CELL 3 A- . I / L' .D -/< _____________ ________- - ______ ______ - -c \ - FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves ___ _ _, - , - - 9 !_!~ H H&79@HL%L URRNY THEN GIVE MY ______ ---P . I 1GL11"J_ - --!'I!-3F=___7_T __ - 01: 1 - Her _____ I ~ f, ~ ALL You - ____- - IleraldSt.aflVirlt.'r flavorful mouthwash or chewing a mint People who have bad breath ) fl that splits the dutici of the I. orial, 1 Page (Sec Edit "' 11,1/k /jj/% (nI/M? .1 i til \ hi n- ' ¶Mr4.;L -taP- , / r "For someone ma oring in soclology I'd cerlainl~ think he'd be a lot more sociable, wouldn't you," I ~aL - 1111111111111111 to t - __ L-i-200- a wEr _- . AML~ ~~ by T K Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS .1 71. -- " F— - VL) COO)(IN&, L-IMPIP uZ5AgP - - -1 ' KIrTVC<Y MW. C AT . I __________ I '% i - I I I . ~ I 01 5 WX 16<61 ER __- '/biSt.6T I1 4. I /M I ~ m -.... _______ — '-=--- --- - _________ - it r # y - : A _ icza I .i T . I ip, 5 OF -R 7j) / I ,~ . i~ ( I . -, W MAW 4iw 11 / ~~. I 1 0 j ~J i jt , 700Ii7JA ' LIPtI 141 7) 1! 11~ fly jrj2 c1 a'i aeiR.5 au;' y(X,/p r 11\ I 11 4 I - - / ~ I I II c4,My7'-T t r ! , 1,; , I ~ f' N6n'Ar 'A 51 If V/ITh.A , .. 6OOPOs- r' / 111 OCOOLVA MMEKNY ir) 77E 00"I /145 _Vl~ .I ; __ i !_ 1 I '!'- ~~ , - 6 -_ _F .-~-- / , I 1 ~bL" __~, ir -- elected and known as the Clerk of the Circuit Court and the , . The comptroller would be office, wh ich is basically the accounting functions of the $18 out the comptroller a '1 v '' I'UI 1 I .L I i I. JO - currently sese under Continued On Page 3-A) % - - .. r ivers I ITI i 1. i er I I f~ /.\- ` )&%-ii i :_~%_ ! _~ - troversial comptroller bill and the water management bill - - - 1 k ns , candidate, howeer For In- 11' , Beckwith has charged it if ap. f" I SJ There is more to the voting than V_ - • 1' The authority of the St li hn District extends upstream only Com. who should be President. Robert Shevin supports it. Board of County the Seminole-Breard fund as far as They'll also be asked to sote The amendment would missiciners for a tow- year term county line The rtcr s concurrentwiththeClerkofthe on a pro.,'osed amendment to ) (e F.dltorinl Page 4-A) heathaters are still under the for Florida's constitution that Circuit Court and be subject control of the Central WA removal by the goard as would fund water management three new water management Southern Florida Flood Control County Commis.floners for programs through a new ad districts set up by Florid. Distr ict --(lulling the cause andkhnor as County valorem Comptroller?" The wording on the Resources Act, which put the A full-blown controversy has referendum ha s been state's rivers under the control rams. sprung up concerning the bill. It questioneirl by some legislators, of regional boards with natural Authority over the headbegan last year when the to maintain that the phrase boundaries drawn alont river wat ers was scheduled to be legislaturepas,sedthemeasure, '(orwaterm,nagenwnV'could basin Ifns One of the new tnnferrcd hst Jul but has subject to approval by voters. refer to other agencies besides districts is the St. Johm Water been delayed. St. Jotins District Creation of a comptroller was the water management district Maragement District, which staffers sa% it probably ill be suggested by Man'igeinent %cnid control Florida's lo"tgest delayei again if 1utda' But, despite te te1tfl1eli1 riur throughout its run from referendum f a lls Consultant E H Undenood as a method of streamling county problems, support for the Indian River County marshland I fie proposed amendment proposed amendment is would allow four (.1 the state's among widespread portod the conc,L five water management politicians and fishermen alike, the first in the United States to the state legislature by State pize that water (Im not Rep. Bob Hattaway. respect political ~otindarles in valuation. The NorFrom the start, Circuit Court weekend afternoons on the its rush to the sea -established -I thwest Florida District river. And even though -' ,.I L,,.,,i,,n U.pIA e - -I PW - --0,0 0~ K_ _ 7a I L,_-_ - - ____ 1 -1it'44 P Readers, all precincts in Seminole Count) are listed on Page8-A and the same page ,- Seminole County voters have challenge of the referendwn before it really got started. We -eferendums. For the con- I. other to be appointed by te more to decide Tuesday than cuection Attorney General f'1I ' - - A Shall the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court be divided Into two offices, one to be I ficer of the Presidential prelereuce - 2 - On the other side. the board appointed and subject to sanie guidelines state ettiployes The question as it appears n II -"f F''&_ the comptroller. Ic,r a valid reason such as Beckwith is an elected of- misfeasance or malfeasance I ty Cc.mptroller. professional to handle the However, board members point % . the accounting and recording county goerrunint Clerk of the Ctrc-wt Court and Ieelsthetlmehascometohirea remo%a1 by the board ' ) 1) mailing Address your letter to on a person isn't because the me in care of this newspaper, retained alcohol around teeth surfaces or tongue, but P.O. Box 1551, Ra4o City rather the esaping alcohol . __________________ asked to approvee or veto a bill I J- Chronically Infected sinuses should have a good dental withalrbeingckawnmthrcagh checkup If that's not the the nasal passages and problem they should have an breathed hack out Imnarts an esaluationoftheslnusesandan unlea.sant odor to the breath examination for bask body Beyond the mouth and nose, disturbances For Informatlonon how your the lungs may cause bad ~. 11 1_ 1r, Un 'rues(lay, voters will be functions related to the board to patted to the brath. The close a long, stamped, selffor alcoholic br eath that you smell addressed envelope " I: Infected tonsils and Wections blood stream itself are un- Keeping Your Lungs Fit / ' chemistry by swishlng around a - . 1 Today ______ II i,II breath. As air is exchanged in lungs work send 50 cent.s for the lungs, bad odors from the The Health lAtter, nu.mber 2-5. M d1 - satisfactory for this puJpose tibuted to mouth odors. A f) 11A S u around the throat are con- / ;f. ..' I yoi. are brushing your teeth of You can't clean the blood -J nole To Eye Comptroller Bill -7 ) dentures but from the mouth wash of any type isn't goLng to cavity. A grossly neglected wIve the problem. The same ci- those area Is the tongue Brush the can same time pleasing mints that you speak surface of it at thre Ordinary dentrifice is quite stream and alter the body _____ I ., _____ 0 - IF, 5, voti :4 C41AMS" WANT ME,To t PEALIZE HE I PLAY THE GOnE I ' A 1 " ; CLOTHES TO TAKE HIS PLAZE PLAY! ) , M L PH.LOWSIPJ1OSOMEOtO PERFEC'UTO IT 1? NO-THE DUMMY ! 1i 4' ç- 1 -f - -_ 11 foHow the progress of. the ' I, I .- I .. ---=-'-' ' _0 * J / ' I " -. I-0- ~_ ~-- __ --- - - . I : . I / N ) . - - reports of results ., , . T~1 . ~ 4 . I as filter In through the medial. Also see th e editorials on Page 4-A I . _. , . ,0_1 ~:; N I" .~ 1, -. f k - - .. j / - . . 4-C Crogs%ord . Editorial . I I Dear Abbr Dr. Lamb - ........ ....... 4C - .. -.4-A 3-c t.I -M . - -, ~ - - - .! N f _~, - , ___-r.- - 7 _i ,_ - 1; U_ ,;:E.,%FS - 17-7 -ie_ .-7 .1 - .I I -.f_,~i Hospftotea .40) 4__ - 1. - v - a:aWi- -.t- - - rli _;~ - - t ;*0;7~1 -'-'- Z_4 .~ 2 Sports 13-B TeIe'sision.............. 48.D ALL READY kp_~,-M '4 - ----- al %~ ~ - 12-A Horoscope '.... . . . . . . " r ".4-C - - -.k i,.-ty___ dr __ , Bridge rq~ - - -mc-.~# ! 71 W ffl-Alf _ x I\I)I.-4X - clection - IWEATIIER -i =- - ---- - ~ - _________ 1 1?_-L - Saturday's high 87, today's 11m Wihon's eyes may have been Mg.ger than his stomach but be low $4. was ready W dig Into a big stack of pancakev at the Sanford Partly cloudy wd continued - ____I . 4-911 , '1_:-_ -- M - - - ~:Z-.;~L =~ ~: _____ __ - - - : -_ ,-4- - -~ ___~- __ i _~ - __ - ---.. = m__ i--- _. ___ - �- .- -.... 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, March 7, 1976 IN BRIEF ., .!-. 4,. .., .1& fl By BOB LLOYD McCormick, when the shooting eraldStJf Writer occurred, police of attempted aggravated said, murder, battery .. Black's body was found on the aggravated issau1t in conTrials are docketed this week living room floor and in- nection with a Jan. 11 butcher before Circuit Judge J. William vestigators said he had been knife attack o his employer, Mary Johnson of Winter 1.1 Woodsoi for a woman accused shot in the head and neck. set for Springs, owner of the Peking of murdering her husband The trial was orginally dari House restaurant, Sanford: a Chinese chef Jan. 12 but was continued until x .~ ,11* chirged with attempted Feb. 9. On Feb. 9 both Assistant SR436 at Casselberry Square, murder in the multiple Public fefender Chris Ray and Casselberry. stabbing of a Casselberry res- Assistant State Atty. Bill Police said Mrs. Johnson was taurant owner; and a Cassel- }feffcrn, asked for a F. second stabbed several times in the ___________ _____ berry produce vendor accused continuance because results stomach while In the kitchen of of attempted m urder in the hadn't been received from state t ___ he resta urant after closing stabbing of an employe. laboratory examining evidence ____________________________________________________________ Mrs. Nancy Mae Black, 33, in the case. formerly of Tanpa, was inA court appo inted interpreter ______________________________________________ The trial docket lists dicted by the Seminole ' County totrateth.i•thl Seminole.Brcvard Public ts pe Grand Jury on a first-degree Defender Franklin D. Kelley proceedings for the defendant, Friday was a night for throwing hats Into the political ring aa murder charge In the Dec. 27 THROWING HATS and Ray us defense counsel for sho spea'.s th Chlnec' Seminole High School Principal Don Reynolds (center) officially shooting death of her husband, Mandarin dialect. s'lt$. Black. kicked off his campaign for the Democratic nomination In the 5th Billie Wayne Black, 46. INTO THE RING Congressional District race. Joining him at the Mayfair Country Robert Edward Creech, 40, of (Theting Yee Mang, 50, of 204 Club in Sanford were Sanford Mayor IA'C Mort' (l eft) and Jack t The Islacks were visiting at 51 N. Dixie highway (US'. 17he 2& G ro v e Dri ve, Sanford, Cannon Way, Casselbcrry, (:.dberry, faces trial on home her sister, Mrs. Archie scheduled charges charges and attempted murder In connection with a Dec. 7 .cnt in " (1 man then imployea US Produce s ta nd was InJL'red after leaving a nearby bar. Bastien Charges Dropped; • Gurney Faces Re-Trial Alone CM Former Sen. Edward J. ORLANDO (AP) Gurney now must stand alone in lacing a re-trial Aug. 2 on federal influence peddling charges. The Justice Depurtrnent disclosed Friday that it dropped charges against Gurney's sole remaining co defendant, former aide Joseph Bastlen. Special Prosecutor Vincent Alton said he was forced to drop the conspiracy charge against Bastlen because much of the evidence used against him In the first trial could not he introduced in a re-trial. "We concluded the evidence made for less than a viable case," Alto said. - l ______________ _________________________________________________ Man n _____ ______________ _________ _ ____ * ___________ ________________ 'V _______ _________ _________ ________________________________________________ _____________________________ of ..-.ø 'ii'- Other Cases A/so Slated OPEC Meeti amm-ng In State? of for allegedly undercutting Butz and leaning toward Secretary of State llenty A. Kissinger and others in matters of agricultural export policy. - ... S''I x Face [ - to fBMDus new logo of a stylized "N." It will receive SM,000 to get rid of it. The $S5,000 will come from the National Broadcasting Co. which the money as part of an out-ofcourt settlement announced Friday of a lawsuit over who owns the rights to the "N." is putting up a sum esfimated at Lp to S750,W0 for its new lo and wound with similar the NE'IV "N" designed several months earlier by a staff artist for the educational network. something u Irial [)r g s 4' Police said Oscar Wade had no recollection of the incident Six defendants charged with Circus A-Go-Go bar, U. S. 17.92, Charles Edward Jones, 22, of Woodsnn include: with grand larceny of coins for three weeks until hypnotism drug offenses are scheduled for Fern Park, on Dec. 26 after pills 374 E. Warren Ave., Longwood, -Moffat Crier Shcrard III, from a Sanford coin shop. was used by Tavares Pollee trials this week in circuit court alleged to be amphetamines is scheduled for trial on an 23-year-old Charlotte, N.C., -Theron Houston, 24, of Chief Julian Arroyo help • Privacy Suit Dismissed 0 14 very to before Circuit Judge J. William were sold to Altamonte Springs arson charge in connection with professional golf caddy , ,hargcd Canal St., Oviedo, Is charged Wade remember the attack and at Sanford. po liceman Norman C. Floyd Jr. a Nov. 12 firebombing Incident with grand larceny and with improper exhibition of a to describe his assailant. Ramiro Ilerrera, 24, and Alice Jane Moreland, 8, at 310 E. Church St.. Longwood. burglary in connection with a firearm, two counts of battery Enriguc Herrera, 18, both Charlotte St.. Forest City, and Arroyo said under hypnosis Ode Ola Campbell, 55, breakln an apartment at awl resisting an officer without Apopka Route One, and George Bryan Lee hollar, 18, of 2714 I3eardall Ave., Sanford, is Fern Park. violence to his person in con- Wade remembered the incident Gonzales, 36, of Guadalupe, Trallwood Drive, Forest City, accused of three counts -Reginald Lee Locke, 23, of nection vith a Jan. 17 melee In detail and said he knew the Arizor,a, are docketed for a were accused receiving possession stolen property 808W. 11th St., Sanford accused and shotgun Incident Club man who st4ilbed him. joint trial on charges of marijuana in a Nov. 28 arrest hoop fish nets allegedly stolen ol burglary ofaSanfordsij-yke 436, Lake howell Road, Creech's defense attorney, possession .f heroin. delivery of by Altamonte Springs police, from commercial fisherman in station and grand larceny of Altamonte Springs Sam E. Murrell, has filed notice amphetamines and conspiracy Leonard James Pruitt, 32, of the Lemon Bluff area on the St. money, tools and an adding -Kirk Winslow Martin, 18, of that Creech will present an alibi to deliver heroin and am- Altamonte Springs, is charged Johns River east of Sanford. machine. Winter Park, is docketed for w itness who will testify that ithetarnines. with delivery of heroin to vice Other cases on this week's -Ray Pritchard, 46, of trial on charges of attempted Creech was at home when the 1 trio was arrested at the squad agents. trial docket before Judge Altamonte Spi ings, charged burglary, possessin'i ° s aeged ll to have burglary tools and grand l occurred, according to Jan. documents in the court case incident in which axe Park file. chop a hole block wall at Following the stabbing Wade The Seminole County CornAlso the school system is Her request also contains a year 198011. the rear of a food moved to Paducah, My., and the mission is scheduled this week expected to provide a portable provision requesting the parks At that time four teachers are store at Fern Part, defense hasn't been able to ) to rule on a proposal by the with toilet at a cost of $12,000. department to develop and envisioned, plus the parks -Diane Robinson, 25, Castle question the victim, according school board to turn Big Tree Program activities e- maintain a nature trait. A 1,000 department Is scheduled to Brewer Court, Sanford, is to files. If new information is Park East into an en- pected to be funded by a grant foot boardwalk Is listed provide a director, a secretary, accused of forgery uttering revealed during a weekend vironmental education center from the Department of $6,000. a rectptionlst and two forgery In a Dec. fs incident questioning of the victim by the school children. Education DOE). The Her latest proposal extends SpecihlISLs. is involving an unemploymentds'fen the trial could be $3.000. the program through school -Ed Piickett compensation deck. postponed. The request county cornmissloners made by Bettie Palmer, the school's system's coordinator and environmental education. at of of - at • Educational Center Eyed ceny in connection 25 ~ with a an MOliILE, Ala. tAPt Former Florida Comptroller Fred 0. "Bud" DickIson Jr., twice acquitted In federal trials, must stand trial again on four inronie tax evasion charges, a federal judge has ruled. U. S. District Judge W. B. Hand made the ruling Friday In his home court, denying a defense motion for acquittal. Dickinson's new trial t entatively set for March 20 in Tallahassee, Fla. Hand presided at the January trial in Tallahassee when acquitted Dickinson. 53, on two counts involving his 1972 income ax but deadlocked on four counts Involving 1970 and 1971 taxes. - was used in an attempt to in a concrete t was are WASHING (AP) -The Postal Service, armed With judicial sanction, is resuming a policy expected to deprive hundreds of small couununitles of their post offices. inc mail agency on FTuIny reinstituted its policy of closing certain unprofitable rural post offices. Earlier, a "preclude the Postal Service frcn being fiscally responsible." Fthy'or.e members Congress and associations postmasters had challenged the policy on closing or I' ON at two was of 122 Vacant Seats Remain Big Tree East nature center to allow youth - all fifth grade students - the op. portunity to study and enjoy nature in the upc',rning school year. site as a Ford Speaks In IlliIflno015 is Alread Elected To Commitifees By DONNA ESTES Herald Stuff Writer on over Ryan, TA I Clark Urges Outrage torney and inflation figures from the govermuant led the way in a week of generally bright economic news. On Friday, the Labor Department said the nation's unempoymeut rate fell for the straight month in Febru.iry, from 7.B per cent tol.6 per cont. and agents the local democratic committee rnv,,1IU;lfl.4.r ..p,. 4 ..... *•%& •Stao 4' . 4 was fourth cozniimItieeu- The Department said 125,000 more Americans found Robert area. of are open Counrerfeit 60 m Per Cent Se .* JO diiU I du muu Limary inole Turnout Predicted Q. Olson, better," she said. He said Friday ftt the raids were made Monday after S Birch Bayh of Indiana-, Arthur llb~ral-and will be able to join Three will select either Plo' ____ county commission to of _ a of in cast, "r I 0 operating department. II away i , ' - - J'Ji_L---- ..- L, - 1 for the best we 1*4 l---__*___ DISCOVER BICENTENNIAL AM EJ cA I - -A -_- ----I-- - homefinancine... See 111S. rest of starts. emino \ Eye Comptroller doesn 't F - -- L for 111 Mu men. strips • • • • way ' !1, product out of the of -' for - Voters To Decide - -J--OHNSONS5d_____ OT SOAP iI,A-- __, Xwm. ---- money. Legislators who co n trol (CoRth1I1e from Page 1-A) the impose a levy of up to .05 mill, the state's pursestrir.gs Johns District will be lucky St. Johns Distri ct of il cials say they'll need much less than to get $600,000 instead of the $1. run cIsc tiiillic'n the St. Johns District that. Their es $1.6 staff says they need. to .375 mills raise But more important, says St. million they say they need to Johns District administrative start f ul l-scale work on saving the St. Johns. lithe estimates assistant Jeanine Auth. the are close, the owner of a house headwaters of the St. Johns W'id pay its !arget i,.k,,in,,. •i,,.. at i23iui less than 810 a year to support Oklawmihii, will remain outside water numnagømermt programs. ttvjursidictionof the St. John.c &Jt3iriu. tutU b IU$JUt .10(00) IL lithe ref er endum fails, Q, aver the headwaters, she said. St. Johns District Will have to er e is little the St. Johns stand in line with dozens of th other sta te agencies to get a District can do to preserve and pr ct the St. Johns River. shar genera l ve ca J t I re I II * Quality * Savings * SAlPrtinn * (nnvniøne WI - a special reason why you should come to us for income tax help. -. ; 0 0 i ~I I £av 4 as MON.,, WIS. .id WED. - r __ -... :-~ 11__ I I Phone 323-iltO to Ihl PS , V limit 7 . . / ,.wNNmI • -, i -- $1.37 100 tablots, rog. 99c ')98 LR __________________ -.d AQUA NET HAIR SPRAY it R l i_ Without coupon --_______________ BOUNTY I TWIN P A CK Limit I Rig. oi Super. 30s. . - 1i ____ 0:3 o fl RAGU open 9 a.rn.-9 p.m. Weekdays; 9.5 Sal. & Sun. OPEN TONIGHT-NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY rug. $1.49. Smoothes rough skin! IS& I/ Other Aria Office In Oviedo 365-737 '4. 2 SPAQHETTI SAUCE - 151 .91101,1111 ________ - MINER AL OIL HILLROSE K LOTION ___ KOTEX NAPKINS - '07 rag Sic 14 - - 1 '2o SOOTHE sa',41 89c each. 2R1 t-g. March Ii . ooz. L7c YE 76 , ,54&/2 ...L... ' -__-. 6 ea. ________ 179 0 139 g, 2 109 or. c ncentrate rug. 79 Co. R ANTACID Tablets512 39 lOOs, reg. 79c each. l5OSantandoSp rings Dr. Ph. 83144M YY - (i) PAPER T()LS SWEETENER O , - i Sale! BUFFERED Aspirin .- t . $3.29. $3.19 or MILK of MAGNESIA LONGWOOD - am -6pm. Sunday Multiple Vitamins ) Plain or with Iron - 365 tablets. Rog. Q fl!I2Q I I THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE . marcn oY- IV. 10 waigreens Waigreens Said el " fl P&SALCOHOL _-a . Reg. 79c tu _____ - Time release, 12 hour retot. Reg. S1,19, * --, I Cough & Cold Capsules, 10's f ____ _____ -rru 2OOtobks rog __________________ A 0)P Re 331.0I 54 Houri- t:30 a.m.-9 p.m. Mon .Sat ________ ..ai _____________ Wi,t It ti ~.-~~ ll ~1 -... 0 89 iavre iiaza Sanford sp H&R BLOCK, 309E. 1,1 St. Ph. 3221771 I 1t_ywdr,.,pus.,.,. Ph* IAJOiIUI . If you received the Short Form for filing your taxes, our preparers are specially ii 1(s best for you. If it is, well complete it at a very low price.., because the simpler the return, the less we charge. SANFORD gIg R 40 /7 -4 vr_~~61 - ~' . f _ __ SALS nue Henry Block has .---,-- onelopos in pock. " would 1; - 20 I say - -. an- - ago "I am not r.iarirt.g away from a fight, (4A I f1 t.hat! have wjr the greatest b&ttle of my life in reumniz1ng that 1 was assaild by the disease of a1coholsm ard in accepting the way of life that brought about my recovery It," MilLs, M, said Fi-lday in a pr parci atatnenl. can for a trip to perstickers. - of water . seem A sixth Securities TALLAHASSEE (AP) Division official has been fired from the comptroller's office in connection with delays In Investigating a massive z'tgage securities fraud. Clinton Taylor, chief investigator in the division's West Palm Beach office, was fired Friday on an order signed by Mat, Comptroller Vie Vickers. Taylor was warned In May 1973 by the federal Securities and Exchange Commission of the fraud and failed to take any action to halt it, Vickers said. of a said ' organized Securities Official Fired ,. primary LITFLE ROCK, Ark. f/IF) - 11.ep Wilbur Mills I)Ark,, wbose cutft es,.ower In Congress was derailed by scandal, says he will retire in January, when he completes his 38th year in Ow, House of Representatives. - . '.-'....... '' were promotion t%'ilbur Mills To Retire the for about a vote, off bert Mil dred O. Lind, Francis V. V who had been a vice president rs be 0. Bles.sltt, evangelist; with Sen. th e other voters in casting Cham No ti ng so per cent or Chancy Walker Young, David E. Godwin. Billee of with the firm, and the of two other em- voters cast ballots in the Robert C. Byrd of West ballots on the question of for a precinct committeeman Lucille Rozansky, Lillian S. Virginia; Jimmy Carter, for- whether the elected Seminole position. election tour Harkenrlder, Charks Martin ployas and the hiring fourth years mner governor of Georgia; Sen. Clerk of the Circuit Court's ago, Mrs. Bruce added that a Beck r, Audrey M. Holloway, man. Frank Chruch of Idaho, former office should be split to permit good omen the election Polls at 54 locations Maryanne Morse, James Sen. Fred H. Harris, Sen. Henry the Garfield ap- throughout the county will be Marcel Snyder, Thomas M. that John Lewis turnout is thc fact that as open from 7 am. to 7 p ill, point Scoop) Jackson of a comptroller. ;ru1 Ray Thornton, longtime' Friday morning more titan 400 M. Burk and Bobby L. Brantley. Ellen All the voters will also be able mnployes, have been promoted absentee ballots had been Washington state; McCormack, the Right-to Life to approve or disapprove a to the positions of assistant F'ning RJemld candidate; Gov. Milton J. state constitutional amendment president. He announced Uat 40 Shapp of Pennsylvania; nut.'rizing and limiting locdi Martin Smith has joined the She said that four years Sunday, Man, management 1 976-VOI 68, No. 169 coriipnv as assistant vice some 407 absentee votes were Sargent Shriver, former U.S. taxes for Pubi,h,d Daily and Sunday, eicpt Satuiday and ChrWMAt Day but that many of those ambassador to France and purposes to not more than one president administration by The SaflIOrd HcJ41d, Inc., 300 P4 French Ave,, were by precinct wor kers who Kennedy family brother-in- mill, the nkrd Fti 3377) law; U.S. Rep. Morris K. Udall In addition, Republicans IIi were wor king at polls S e cond Class Postage Pad At Sanford.- Florida 3317). No reason was given for from their ok-n voting placm of Arizona and Gov. George C. Precinct $4, will choose bet. Home boll vi fr , 55 cents, Month. Cl 40. 6 Month ;t yepr Olson's resignation and Olson 13140 B, M*t in F lor idal -I rrr,; nOmf oi,wt. Wallace of Alabama. weeO Sisan Upton and Ruth Au I C.'ner mitt '.'onth, S 10. was not available for emment. This does not hold true this P.'unth. hA ) The Re blicans will choose ('ur'ibbs Meyer for a precinct men who had lived In Wace' were arrested hi Florida with $28,000 of the counterfeit money. Ham-well said the Secret Service asked him to withhold all information until approximately $100,000 of the money liauid to another state could be located. Seminole Campa igners Busy - their two outrage, not a Kennedy & Cohen Inc., an appliance MIAMI (AP) retailer with stores in several states, has been declared bankrupt by a federal judge and ordered to sell its assets $27 million in debts. to pay When Bankruptcy Judge Thomas C. Brittons declared the MIaml.based business bankrupt Friday, the concern's stores that had remained open in the South Florida area were closed. closed earlier as part of retrenSome 40 stnres chment plans. Auto-Train WACO, Tex. (AP) - Secret Service agents and the McLennan County slifrs clepatinent confiscated approximately $2 million in counterfeit $) bills and equipment used to make themocey, Sheriff Jack Harwell vote to have a Appliance Firm Bankrupt west are manning Olson Quits Money Seized a --. * and Betty K. Neuman. Others elected unopposed to the local GOP committee are (See Polling Places, yar, Mrs. [Iruce sai'I. Most between President Gerald H. committeewoman position. Ann and John Leffler; Ira Page &A) workers the polls Ford and former Gov. Ronald Democrats in Precinct Two William McCollum Jr., in their own pr ecincts. Reagan of California. will choose between Cyn thia A. Marylieil Johnson Streetman, Seminole Supervisor of Some 24,836 Seminole Some 15,826 Republicans are Crain and J.C. Pearson for a Alice C. Myers, Howard and Elections Camlila Bruce Is Democrats will be eligible to qualified to vote In the GOP local committeewoman post Rhoda Rollin; Virgil 1, Cordell predicting a 60 per cent turnout cast ballots for choices primary, and between Robert Pearson Robert E. Mooney, Dorothy and Eugene K. Garfield, of the county's 42,642 qualified from a field of 12 candidates for Another 1,980 Seminole voters and Wendell L Springfield for Eugene Meadors, Leo A. president and chairman of the voters in Tuesday's the presidential nomination - registered in splinter parties - the committeeman slot. Voskan, Clyde C. Rice, board of the Auto-Train Corp., presidential preferential or no preference. independent, American Clarence H and announced Patricia has the primary and "I hope we will do The candidates include Sen. Independent, conservative and Democrats in Precinct Lickey, Ann Beauchamp resignation of Arne which Democrats lems focusing on the issues in has not taken the campaign major role in Florida. "The Jackson, insisting that the sional districts. Shapp, who is In a complex delegate sysrace is primarily between me Florida vote is "a three-horse Jewish, has stuck close to met- tern, the Democrats require a Florida but have offered voters here lightly, Paralyzed from the waist and Coy. Wallace," he said, race," has made Carter it wider range of campaign ropolitan areas, especially the candidate to receive at least 15 down since an attempted assas- "Every time a vote goes to any prime target. He accuses Car- predominantly Jewish areas of per cent of the styles. other candidate, it in effect ter of making misleading state- southeast Florida. Wallace's strategy has sination in 1972, Wallace chance of earning delegates helps Wallace." fered a leg injury in Pensacola changed little since 1972. 'fl If he runs well there, he could from- any congressional Is About Wallacv, Carter said, capable of stopping Wallace. hurt Jackson, who has always district. ha.'nn governor Is still the in February when aides professed foe of government dropped the governor's wheel- "If he is on the ticket in either Jackson has never publicly fired well with the ethnic vote. Florida has Just over one milfew delegates and "I'll win lion registered Republicans and (nti nue to get national ex- almost 2.4 million Democratic posure," Shapp said. "I still voters. In 1972,53 percent of the think I will be a major factor at state's Republicans and 59 per Bass say's traffic in the isn't a coordinated plan for the national convention." (Continued from Page I'Ai A county-wide telephone cent of its Democrats went to has been under way Sanford office has been a campaign little personal Shiipp is banking on doing polls. contacts. won three per cent of cow" month , he said. The slow. "There's been quite a JienrytSeonni Jac kson lit I few,'' Lw .ai'! ''h"t "r't Jsr 'tyqac iflu, jear, cjes1,, Detter be coiled a N and more visible out of a small office on uak as I tlioujhit." I)emocratic frontrunner in And even though fewer people Florida, are also a it's competition, Wallace sup- Avenue in Sanford probably to be Jackson-..if only because he porters hope to make a-s good a "pretty well-rounded group," than usual Bass said, including young, old atwncing their choices on surprised almost everyone by showing. buttons and bumperstickers winning the Massachusetts "We've do what we've and middle-aged. Right now, Wallace supthis year, Wallace headquar- primary last week. got do do," said Seminole porters are organizing ters has run out of burnBut Jackson seems to be Chairman Dr. Raymond Bass, conceding Seminole and the veterinarian, a motorcade Sanford Ronald Reagan People still know George Is Laki'lmmnd, where Wallace Central Florida-where Ronald Ronald Reagan has cam- he ran extremely well in the speaks Monday night paigned heavily in the Central 1972 pi-iinary-before the voting Florida area and his campaign even organization seems to be His campaign organization S relying mostly on the canle even have an office in didate's personal appearances, Orindo, but volunteers have along with TV and billboards, been contacting Central Florida But if the crowd of largely Democrats by telephone front elderly people who warmly and Miami FIRS'l' board claims a comptroller enthusiastically welcomed (Continued from Page 1-A) would be dangerous to turn over would eliminate costly double Reagan in DeBary last month Milton Shapp indication, he should do all the functions to an bookkeeping. But Beckwith are If the strength of a campaign appointed official. He says the maintains the issue is unclear well here. organization demonstrates AL Florida CortItution separated as to whether lees collected Reagan's Seminole chair- anything about how well a the functions to provide an would support a comptroller's man, Audrey Holloway, says campaign is going, then Milton f2t effective system of checks and salary. The comptroller as volunteers started phoning Shapp is in trouble. 0 ;1 " I ,"' 11.3 envisioned by the commission potential supporters in January balances. A phone number his Most of the members of the would be required to be a and are still at it. Miami headquarters supplied Volunteers, she says, include by the Associated Press turned Seminole County Legislative Certified Public Accountant students. housewives and "even out to be disconnected. Delegation support the comp- (CPA). SE LE All in all the bill trailer as an effective and Beck- some Shapp's closest office is in SA'JORD OS 1100 LOSGS%000 V,ISTIR PARk Mrs. Holloway said small Cocoa Beach, but workers there modern method of runr.ing with of much of his power and ORA',CI CITY • CIP4TURY Pt AZA turns that power over to the groups of Reagan supporters didn't know what-if anycounty government, have done some scattered door- campai gn efforts were under However, Vim-ice Fechtel, R. county commission. to-door campaigning, but there Leesburg, is against the bill. In At the same time, however, in Seminole. 111!I!1111111!111!1111111111111U111,11c11,1!1111,1111111111111111 a letter to the editor, Fechtel would provide a more efficient voiced his opposition to the accounting system for board !U C This symbol mons your. measure. Fechtel opposed the members. getting extra valu. and bill last year, but he was Conic Tuesday, the matter savings on a b.overridden by a majority the will be hands of either N,. cause It's mod. in Wal. Beckwith or the bo ar d. delegation. ily then, it will be firmly in In dollars and cents there are gr.•ns own laboratory I arguments both sides. The the hands of the voters - committeewoman 4.1**II)' 41 4" S). for of TALLAHASSEE (AP) Florida officials are going to get another chance to prove they cannot meet a court order to end overcrowding In Florida prisons. Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin greeted with "relief and cautious optimism" Friday the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal order granting the state a rehearing. The decision for a rehearing delays implemematlon of a ruling by a three-Judge appeal court panel which upheld the order hand'd down by Jacksonville federal Judge Charles H. S..'ott. Ruth -.. Democrats - State Granted Re-Hearing , WASHINGTON (AP) The high dzuj,-ou rate at the service acaderiies constitute.s a u.aste of the. taxpayers' money, congressional auditors any. A General Accounting Oftice study said Friday that s . bet, -'en 13 and 18 per cent the costs of five service acadeiuies are spent on persons who ultimately drop out. % Ik&IV$ .0 d73 l'or eacn sunent who It'wes the academy, the the school system next year will government ncur measurable costs the provide a teacher and a teacher time he was at the academy. The longer the student is at saide for the program. the academy before he drops out, the greater the cost theacadtmy will have incurred." the GAO said. up for Democratic fire- win e of state are open Drop-Out Ccisis Cited the ote for the committecrnai slot. 35,37, 38, 39, 41, 42,, 43. 44, 4, 48, Rodney Cable, currently and corn mitt cc woman. John A. Lawson Jr., Dren.na P. education center at Big Tree. Republicans locally will have 49, 53 and 54. Committeeman chairman of the committee and Currently serving are Mrs. Melvin, Mary Lou Miller, But commissioners asked one committeewoman office on posts in precincts 5, 6, member o the Seminole County Kathleen Reynolds and County Rich,.i .i. Russo, Linda Lee the ballot, contested by Susan 7, 8. 12, 16, 18, 19. 21,23,25, 28 Port Authority; Casselberry Attorney Freeman. Mrs. Palmer to submit a Io, Edith and William A. the Lipton i'nd Grubbs Meyer 29, 20, 38, 39, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 48, Couicilrnan John Leighty; Elected unopposed to the Norr; Grace H. Brewer, Dr. detailed report outlining in precinct 54, the west SR 434 49, 52, 53 and 54. Marilyn J. Pilani, wife of state GO} committee were J. C. Riigl1ng, Mary Ellen 'o'mny'c role, GOP Winter spots Springs Mayor Troy chairman of the local corn- Howe, Dr. Lids M. Perez and Commissioners, specifically, For posts in the Republican in precincts 1,2,3,4, 5, Piland; former Lake Mary mittee Fred Strect.man and Dr. Maria Perez, Myrtle C. were interested to know if the executive committee in 7, 8, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, Mayor Donald Jackson; County Jeanne E. Rodriguez, current Gradick, Helen and John county would be required to put Seminole County 32 men and 21, 22, 73, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 31, Attorney Thomas G. Freeman; committeewoman. McCloskey; Mrs. Reynolds, up any money. women were elected unopposed 32,33,34, 38, 39, 41, 42, 43, 44,45, Mrs. Lucy P. Layer, wife of Among those electrd unop. Tenna Prater, Crawford J. Bass, Gary and Vickary Kane; In the latest report presented unemployment react in we already has approved the Cliambers and Chancy Walker 4,5, 7, 9, 14, 16, 18, 22, 23, 25, 34, John Booth and Mrs. Booth; seleclIts the state committceman treasurer of the organization .; concept of the environmental jobs, leaving the number of unemployed at 7.1 million. The best job recovery was reported to be among women, but the decline in war spread thr'.. much of the work force. for new to - -.'-.-., " ',;-w !Jnem!oyment trs timates Americans should react JACKSONVILLE (AP) with nssrau. to avidonra lh*tt It Q DUø.te toi.fr n,1 in planning pollUc.l assassinations, says former Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark. Clark, now a lawyer and teacher in New York City, said he believes from the evidence that American Lko.;! .-.!;% ;-.r' r"tr't' i" "tl' o'u will lire In then don't "J.f tyranny," he told about 300 people at Jacksonville University Friday. "You should Insist that your government stay away from things like that." . for Economic News Bright I all as site for positions on University I - persons President said he has no intention of reviving the cold war with Russia. "We are condurting our foreign policy with our eyes open, our guard up and our powder dry," Ford told an enthusiastic audience of 8,000 at Bradley field house. MY A top Florida official TALLAHASSEE AP but ce of the state's reform schools should be says to the pm ison system and juvenile delinquents turned should be treated closer to home. Alan Hubanks, Youth Services program director, said Friday that there would be a savings In the cost of treating each juvenfle and the prison system would gain 1,000 badly needed beds Hubanks unveiled his idea before a Senate subcommittee, and received a generally favorable response from senators, Including Ways and Means Chairman Jack Gordon, DMIami. a former In a strong campaign speech here Friday night, the .- 87 while 55 Democrats won 50, 51, 52, and 53. School uperintcrdent W. P. posed to the local GOP cOrnunopposed election to slots COP committeeman slots Layer, Jiunes S. Port mittee are former Winter the local Democratic corn- open include: precincts 1,2,3, Authority administrator; Springs Mayor and tiEighty-seven unopposed mittee. 4, 5,7,8, 11, 12, 15, 16, 11, 18, 19, Longwood Councilman councilman Clifford D. Jordan; Mrs. Palmer chose Big Tree have been Seventy-three openings in 20,21,22,24, 25, 27, 28, 29, 31, 32,and Mrs. Donald H. Schreiner; William Schaffner, past East after zoo officials Offered automatically elected to prccinct rommitteeman and 38, 41, 42,43. 44, 45, 47, 49, 51 .Lnd former assistant State Attorney chairman and former member zoo-owned property the local committeewoman positions 52. and former Winter Spring'City of the Seminole Community the new nature center. Democrat i c and GOP corn- remain unfilled in the i Newman Brock; College Bard of Trustees; Tree East mittees but 122 vacancies still Republican party, while 49 slots Among persons, well-known former Altamonte Springs Robert B. Brunner, past state She said the Big are unfilled in the local to political observers, who were Councilman and Mrs. Daniel committeeman, and Mrs. site is better suited than zoo- remain, Democrats in Sanford Democratic party. elected unopposed to the Dorfman: County Cnm. Naiwv flri;nn.-, owned land tta nrnc'ram choose between Generally, persons registered democratic committee were: missioner and Mrs. Harry aide to Congressman Richard envisioned by the school Precinct 2 will Cynthia A. CrPin and J.C. in their respective parties may James Renzo Hattaway, Kwiatkowski; Longwood Kelley. system. Pearson for the committee- atrnlv to fill the vnenn'ii' hv lather "! "" " .vm- tOUIICI hum and Others elected unopposed to Mrs. woman )Intt and htween appointment, by ronta:tine missloners Mike Hattaway Th' isuo was traught up Lawrence Goldberg; County het wøek'c ''i.I U.. U ,.......I ..e*. %1.. i.a.. i!5!cn Robert Pearson and WndIl ! Fr'i1 Streetman GOP ehs,fr. a lnnv.time natty worker: lake J Springfield for the corn- man or Rod Cable. Democratic Mary Councilman harry Hatta;av and Altamonte Do; Lee Russell, Peggy meeting. But a decision Gail mitteeman office while Sanford chairman. postponed until Tuesday. Terry; State Rep. and Mrs. Springs Police Capt. David Forehand, Kenneth Patrick, Precinct 3 Democrats will Democratic T. Hattaway; former Gunter. Joanne V. Decker, Ernestine The county commission choose between Robert man posts are open in precincts Wincr Springs C.uncilman The Democratic Committee Forward, long-time secretary. PEORIA, Ill. (AP) - Slashing back at challenger iva1d Reagan, P1dtnt Ford warns that a return to a collision course with Russia ma thermonuclear age "can leave the human race in ashes." S%S•' Reform School Proposal is * ,Mrs. Palmer has selected the the country's small communities." . .... too*%#% yr a jury for science consolidating post offices, calling It "a massive assault on i a grant to federal judge ruled that no laws on post offices of and parks for on any Dickinson Faces Trial convenience Post Offices To Close Sunday, March 7, 1976-3A bureaucracy, the champion of chair while carrying him up a position the Democrats would predu ted how he will fare well in the New York primary ( Continued From Page 1-A) specific solution. Calling Ford state rights and he still serves plane ramp. lose the election in November, Tuesday, but back in November next month and winning most of Ills leg n a plastic cast, Walup country music with his pollIrnxt of the "Washington estabthere's no question about that.' an aide in the Jackson Florida Pennsylvania's targe bloc lace was soon back the camcampaign adniited, "Wallace delegates. listunent," he tells, Florida rot- ticking. Carter has emphasized cer- and Carter are racing to win the Except for the campaign's I i. paign trail. The Republicans have 66 con. it is time blood in tain ecological issues in a state Florida primary. We are only ventlon delegates nat week, in which he blitzed grabs the nation's capitrl. Most of of its mostly pollutionFord, despite claims that he the state in a series of jet-aged works in Florida have been proud delegates." The here, the 81. running to In the Ford-Reagan race, 16 is the GOP's middle-of-the-road whistle stops, Wallace limited supplied by Carter, the former free environment, and has won candidate has never made a candidate, has on several occa- his campaign appearances governor from Georgia, and the praise of League of Con- similar public utterance, delegates go to the statewide servation Voters, a sions in Florida attempted to mostly to evening and weekend Jackson of Washington. One man who says his only winner, 45 delegates will be Washington-based conservation goal is to win a few delegates Is awarded in clusters of three to pump up his conservative tin- rallies heading back to MontCarter, seeing himself as the group, age. In Miami, he delivered a gomery the same night. for his environmental Pennsylvania Milton Shapp. the winner each congressionKnowing he is the man to No, 2 man in the race, has tried positions. The same group tough law-and-order speech in When he entered the Florida al district and five "bonus deleharder to close the Wallace- panned the eivironmental- race last January, Shapp said gates" are given to the man which he advocated the death catch in Florida, Wallace sel penalty for crimes of terrorism. domu Invokes the name of one of Carter gap while discounting Issues records of Jackson and his campaign would be run In who finishes first in five three- got to TALLAHASSEE (AP) A lobbyist had no grounds for an Invasion-of -privacy and assault suit against Tampa television station WfV'l' which filmed him in a bar, an appeal court says. The 1st District Court of Appeal Friday upheld dismissal of the suit by Don Stafford, lobbyist for the Florida Osteopathic Association who contended his eyes were Injured by the bright TV lights. Leon County Circuit Judge James Joanos, In dismissing the suit, corrrectly determined "that the injury to appellant's eyes was not foreseeable by the television crew as a substantial certain result of their camera lights," the appuil court snid. to '0fl - *xs ti or LINCOLN, Neb. AP The Nebraska Educational Television network spent less than $100 design its now- up • :. of Logo Suit Settled _ Florida Voters W '1'11 Face Big Decisions ::;: No one has seen any PANAMA CITYtAP, flowing-robed Arabs walking the beaches of this Florida Panhandle resort city, but nil nation representatives and executives of major U.S. oil companies are reportedly meeting here for secret talks. Although government and oil-company spokesmen deny knowledge of any such meeting anywhere with the Orenlzat1on of Petroleum Exporting Countries, news validity of the r1_. sow Herald quoted a high city ofNews The Panama City identified as saylrg Friday that ficial who asked not to be it was an OPEC meeting. The newspaper said the official would not say how he knew. . as NBC spent for trial on of aggravated battery WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford's new Agricultural Policy Committee contains elements of a nlitk'a1nirtcy to fnrtn who hnrl chb.l %..Z... I.... S wnin MLIh.t. Ford, in a speech Friday to farmers in Illinois, said he was naming Agriculture Secreta ry Earl L. Butz chairman of th e comm!ttee, which will consolidate "all agricultural policy-making functions" the executive branch. The American Farm Bureau Federation, the nation's largest farm group, and others had criticized Ford r.-.................. • (rceu. Agriculture Panel Formed - - .•-------------- of and at New ' . - _____ - " S..,- FLORIDA IN BRIEF For Sanford Woman SAN FRANCISCO tAP) Two terrorist groups were linked to a pair of powerful bomb blasts In San Francisco and Palo Alto early Friday, authorities said. No Injuries were reported. The revolutionary Red Guerrilla Family clai:ietl responsibility for a bomb that ripped through a HowlettPackard la boratory in Palo Alto at dawn. 'v t)p World Liberation Front atte :t" ''-.-_ -' Inb bla mat cLJ..1'd an estimated $),000 damage to a maintenance building at th e Hunter's Point San Francisco liousitig Authority offices. The agency was criti cized in recent communiques signed by the New World liberation Fruit, but no com munique has been issued claiming responsibility for the explosion at the housing authority. - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NATION In Two California Blasts - 11 Murder Trial Set Terrorist Groups Blamed - - (....... ___ 49C Limit 2 March It-li. '1' ______ - Reg i3c "1 5 1 IonsonoI Lighter Fuel J 7-oz. con. Best for l*ghters. 1711 0 J±- !i7'7 c U �NOM R RPM -- E - vening Herald Sometimes it's fun to explore anew park. And It can be even more relaxing 11 the park you seek out is little less known and perhaps quieter than your old favorites. Well, the National Park Service has a ne w booklet to hekp you find such an area. For a copy of Visit A Lesser Used Park, send 70 cents to Con. sumer Information Center, Dept. %, Pueblo, Cob. 81009. There are 132 parks listed in the booklet. Here is sampling: The Fredericksburg and SpotsylanIa County Battlefields Memorial National Military Pan is in Fredericksburg, Va. You can get ineals and lodging in Fredericksburg, or use the camping available at Prince William Forest Park, 20 miles North. You can visit areas where ma or battles of the Ckil War were fought between 1862 and 1864. If the beach Is your way of relaxing, you might in Fire Island National Seashore, in Patshogue, N Y. Camping, swimming, fishing, clanuning and guided nature walks are among the activities on this beach that's 15 nules from New York City off the south shore of Long Island. If you'rc going to be in Wisconsin, look Into St. 327 1 7 Jt Sunday, March 7 194-4A Around v .vsi: D. LxVi.E. PutjLtsl.vr I(. IilCIIAHI) IA)NG. Editor ILLIAM I)r ('11 11HIE.Managing Editor 9 RHO Yv. ir. $1840 H', '1iil In IkrnLt 'ti,ie .is t1('iIit ddi'.ery. All other mait \li'rith $2 70 i Months $16.20. 12 Months. $32 40 [7'TTJ • Cast Your Vote i o aye River The St Johns river is at crisis st age. 1 ' e water is at It Im. -' ''! in !I1 O! 0. P J: of the area's old timers. Pollution is killing the fish. Why (Iue:l't someone do something? %?ebI with your help next Tuesda y , they will : - The Clock - Included on your primary ballot will iw proposed .1inuienal Amendment on funding water management with ad valorem tax money. A vote "For the Amendment"will help give the St. Johns \Vatcr liiagment I )itrict po wer to levyamaximum one-mill tax supports its workof preserving the St Johns River . Now, that's a maximum of one dollar on every $1,WO of assessed property. District officials say they don't even need tnatmuch — ninrt'a ;4 '75ofarri" 'llie 015t OLL I-Aists now, ready to implement, A program to save one of our most valuable natural resources water qualitN. But. it requires your — - hem In the Florida Le gislature the most enlightened pieces of environmental legislation in the United States, the 1972 Water Resources Atwhich set up a regional approach to water management Water, as it flows do w nstream to the sea, doesn't observe political boundaries like state and county lines The Water Resources Act established five water management districts — - .•- - -i-- - - -- - - - - Seminole IegLslativ.' delegation, will present an overview of the problems of Seminole County's two major rivers, the St. Johns and the Wekiva. Others speakers at the meeting, scheduled begin at 7 p.m. at Sanford Middle School, include Jim WhLsenane of the Florida Attorney General's office, Riley Miles of the Water Users Association programs, exhibits, Prid a world-famous display of dinosaur fossils in the quarry visitor center. P IF V TV viewers will get an opportunity to enjoy the larger-than life Bicentennial pageantry of America on Parade" together with comedian Red SktAlonand his famous pals Freddy the Freeloader, Clem Kadiddlehopper and Sheriff Deadeye, when the hour long Monsanto special taped Feb. 21 at the Magic is aired. I, (c.•_ - - i~m I The March 9 referendum question on funding water management programs through ad valorem taxes will be explored Thursday at the last of Senilnolc C ..iunity College's three-part semuii, "o Rivers In Trouble." ~;4, VC L4 ~r - . . .A.t 'r c-Z'(3..'t - A 'F,x vote will Ir1rate your approval of.a evanty son-appolnted uiptioller to handie dnt mnty ftm&.vne other dudes ncw assigned to the elected clerk cUL-aft rol By 'illing the lever beside the word "Against" you ctsr pose this plan and leave thew &tit-. with t4v clerk of the circul't court. We sincerely k1e' ,'ic piblic i'•. c i.ved a pirce-ft ciil d. 1y the hy-mn -,herehy the court elak DON OAKLEY ,, 'S BERRY LD WOR '--\ -- I - - _-- - N- --= W-!& A - . .- - ell2AC~ - Some years ago in Miami a television station asked RA_ — ~~ ,, j,7 police to stage a series of street crimes so tlwt the atu es ac : Co erved. Actor. us~ as 3hoplifWTs, robbers and police assailants, all in public view. Of 15 crimes committed. only four resulted in bystander hue to the oilier 11 iiicidtt were shocked - - most' part, have tended merely to isolate themselves from the problerms of everOxAv else. A inan in New Jer.*y made the iirsa 1e 'pears ago hy outlining his personal P -' - Patty Hearst was a most reluctant star in a courtroom araina that has claimed the public interest. However, the real mystery in this lMa is w;,(o j., I;ii- A - ;t-; guy." What other President coidd accuse Congress of "losing Its guts" because itrefused to okay the spending of a paltry few mittions to counter the Soviet backed faction In Angola's c1li war and elicit a collecthe reW. rise on the order of, 1,Yeh, sire, Jerry, and how're the wife and kids" Had Richard Nixon and not Gerald Ford made the same accusation there would have been all kinds of expressions of outrage on Capitol Hill But Richard Nixon was no a 'nice il guy. Even Henry Kissinger, who mirtainly has no reputation for nice-guyness, shows increasing signs of frustration over the administration's inability to get anyone to take it seriously, especially when it wams of the dire threat posed by Soviet machinations in Africa Wbch suggests that while President Ford's likable but unconvincing i=ge has somet1iing to do with the present mood of the nation and the Congress in the area of foreign affairs, the eal fact of the matter is that Americans simply tuted up all the trust they once had In their leaders In Vietnam. There's no more left for Angola. There is, moreover, a general feeling that there is 5omeftg shghOy crazy about pushing high-level detente vdth the Soviet Union while at the same time peddling the line that the security prestige of the United States depend upm &lid nf a s e.thew called th cry of "Wolf!"lacks a certain urgency when the shepherd - the Secretary of State — is seeli in smiling conferenc with wol own lair. Nevertheless, It is rather amazing that Gerald Ford can get away with the iit provocative statements and still be thoughtofas baslcallya nice guy 'Whetherthisisenoughto influence voters and win elections, of course, is the looming question ,. Massachusetts WASHINGTON Robert Drtnan has introduced a bill In the House ' ByURRAY 01,I)EICNIAN Herald Services , g $ ...n...... .......s ae. i i. CAAA11 Vo . I (TcUiL Dargains, suDcomimttee chairman Wright snort -term loans, dropped from 10.5 per cent to -------------ucation Inn) But ro one should rush to the cnndusion that PaUnan said in releasing, the report. 7.5 per cent. Tlie Federal Res-ef ve &vulutuit r the good old days of abw ant and rel3tively ate, cording to Georgetown University psychologist, Ptman's subcimmittee on domestic the amount banks pay to borrow rnoney, dro P* J. Gilmore Sherman, the repetitious aspects of cheap fuel are corniiag back, or if they do come monetary policy published comparative interest from 7.5 per cent to 6 per cenL th e warning label may also have produced a back, that they will tie here to stay rates for the three most common categories of But during the same period, the average turalion whereby it is no longer even noticed. It is not conserntion but reemion that ac loans made to small borrowers charged by terest rate for consurner good,'ell from 13.16 per I smoke heavUy," says Psychologist Shermn, coun ts for nxW1 r, the reduced Petroleum con- commercial banks in 10 metropolitan areas and cent to 12.96 pl cent; for autos from 11.57 per "and I worry about it — but I no longer know the sumption by ti-e indtistrialized nations. Unless the state of California, where bran&. banking is cent to 11.24 per cent and for personal loa ris, label is en there." we contempla..0 a pernanert state of business prevalent. from 1347 per cent to 13 gj per cent stagnation, ttili situaL, , r. L=ot la!t, As The infarmation was gleaned from data Patman said consumers pay dearly for Imns In fact. the saturation of warning labels Of economic act;vity rf-covers in 'he Wert reported by 267 banks to the Federal Reserve but are not being paid the maximum legal in. varlow kinds may be prol widesPrea d and rktrleum consumption must inevit y rise Hoard, which had kept the data secret until the tereat on bank savings accounts In many cases counterproductlse apathy in The coy. - ''' JArK ANDERSON IA/0 V II A IPI W A 1WVV%041 %04 I 1 C P A wt a 4 i a 1 1111tizil W,iSHINGTON — Phantrn billionaire actuls1t1on. you know,I am ye w f ne July Ist, 1970, for the terms, now iigreed. Howard Hughes has an pppointment with the However, w e have obtained secret grand jury however, ereference to contacts with . I am willing to take all the risks Interposed by &witles and Ezelungo Commission a 10 am. documents, which show how the billionaire the &nIor president of HTCo (Hughes Tool on Monday. But no one rcal! apects him to personally called the shots during the late 19(43 CO.)... Aitbo )i these d show up. from his penthou.;e atop W , Desert inn. — SfiU another associate, attorney Chester Hughes was in full control c-f his $2 biflicn enapire The world's ml famous recluss- hm been Here are highlights froM the dolnts: Davis, sought Hughes'advice on what to teU the in 1969. SEC investigators aren't so Sale he is subpoenaed to answer questions from SEC In the summer of 1968, Hughes sent a Civil Aeronautics Board. "I really would like to still making the decisions today. But they are torney about the 1968 takeover of Air West. handwritten memo to his deputy, Bob Maheu, know,' , Davis wrote, "if 1 can expect ti) get determined, before this camis c1084 to find out The SEC contends that Hughes and W outlining his plans about Air WesL "I urge yoj additional guidance from you before I have W whether the mysteriow Howard Hughes stiH a&wiates waged a devious campaign to acquire saynothing attorney as instructed reall exists the financially troubled airline Hughes about Air West at all, Ja.t I guarantee the ser- 111th C wou d not run Air West. NORTH WLE MISSION. We have just miginally gave the im"ll he wotild pay sn vice withoul saying how." Hughes inbuted that As Davis phrased his instructions, understand learned that ?.1aJ Gen H P irid "tightly secret "If information from your li'-st message a Mare icr Smith, an Intrepid thatm posi to be Air Force explorer, flew a gint C-118 cargo only about $9 a share. leaked ou, he feared, the stock would "3hol up that (Raymond) Holliday is the chief e I,, ecutive plane to the North Pole 1841, stuTunier. IU Junket An army of attorril meanwhile, has fou& on the market likea rocket and we wi1l not be officer ... who makes the tuslam decisions.,, to keep Hughes from beIng interrogated about able to afford a pr-ice to satisfy the $32,537 The grand jury documc,tj show that on Jul the deal. This *c legal batde will be decided stockholders." Canada, tAbrador and Greenland. It was a — Another Hughes memo,this one da ted Aug, today (Friclay) in San Francisco. from Hughes tO Issue 2 i'the judge order-i 11,!gf, ci ft., he 6. 1968, d.-essed down Maheu for assun-dng in-o thanking thCn Publi~ Ittement nostalgic Junket for Snifth who in 1947 had helped President Richard Nixon and the map Greenland. , C liwycri a;e much authority "Bob," wrote Hughes CAB for approv is un4kcly to obey. Indl tLe S,' the Air West pure %i? ks alive and cantankerougly, "what do you mean YOUR Davi~objected,,%Titing that he wanW Hugh"' cornpdenL Therefore, they arq beiti-ing down on insistence not to pay $22? 1 am the only one who views before making any comment. quantities" Of T" Ri-dile wRtcrff*lon and Lone Star Beer on the Junket Ids asocthtes to find out the truth about Hughes refused to pay 22 Surely you don't think the Hughes was reluctant to h d The SEC h, Officially, the ob)ective of the North Pole trip e r'ssion which was to coil Chestcr , bnd to various Hug1ws Lvm. ntific data." But W.Irces the nation is definitely failing, he pointed out famUiAr with the expftttion hid us bluntly: dee;anaing to kr.&w wh-t,!ind where tlwy 11tigho was p1ling the sb*s from his penthat he might have to "liquidate &&Untial t1vuse. But on Avg. 9. 1963, Malieu as= "711P Pretense of Ac!enUfic expahmtation is talit rAke to HugW. ed his astsets." But as solid evidence that H11ghe2 Was hogwash.#' of bittionaire boss that. he was covering thli up. cilim ft. Air Wes Will th Gen. SmM, now direct&r Of intelligenec for e EutTean iVi hu&aa the Air West tinpression of contalcting you tw-k and forth, As COntact ya e dethcra of the reached for comment - - The American people have h d some traumatic political experiences. Will thelection cure some of these traumas? - - - - By Ile London Economist President Ford survived the New Hampshire prinuiry election, though by the narrowest of margins Ford 51 per cent, Reagan 49 per cent. Too small to matter in itself, New Hampshire regularly sends a message to the bgger states that are to vote later. Itsmessage was that it could see little to choose between the two Republican contenders. Not exacdy inspiring though this =v be for the Ford camp, it aucs seem to lea',e the advantage in the President' s hands. Simply because he is the President, the forces of inertia tend to work his way . It iu Rsin thp rhI1nucr who needc to win for the man in possession it may be enough this year — although in 1968, for example, it was not — to avoid being beaten; if he manages that, however ambiguously, he can expect that by August the nomination witi 1e his That says riuuun, iijui ilis Pm3pect Ul c1ccum ill INUVelllucr, "ItIC11 wvulu Ilut ut: neipeu uy a gruuging, There's no wa y for us to know B HAROLD iii i. %IFNF 1 i [) Own Party. how man Herald Scr% Ices y millior-Li of products The fact is that the Watergate devastation Ks not Shortly ;dtcr Supvr BoM X using fled D)e No. 2 are on finished working its way through the American political had ended the long, long pro store shelves and in system The Republicans chose two men four years ago, football season I read that Red warehouses Thest still can be whom the country then elected, but first Spiro Agmew and D -e No. 2 was b-iog discarded. sold. And since we don't have then Richard Nixon fell into disgrace and had to go, leaving At first I thought this was the the knowledge or the le.sting e presidency still in Republican hands, but no nationally th code name for one of the of- equipment wher. we buy a Republican to fill it chosen Fensl',e formations the Dallas nrodu t t the sunrmarket or For once, therefore, the man who is undoubtedly Cowtovs had found ineffective the drug store, we don't know Ite3ident cannot count on any automatic acceptance as his against the Pittsburgh Steelers. whether this is a new or narty's leader He is having to (iht for acceptance and, Hut as I read further I learned we are seeing an Instat're'run ~hile he has made a not bad start, the struggle looks like lied Dye No. 2 - as actually the of an old play. being his chief preoccupation for some months to come. coloring additive used in Whtl -ve shop we look for the Foreigners watching from outside the uncertainties and hundreds of food products we fr breakfast cereal with as eat and drink, in some of the iew additives as possible. Then medicines we swallow, and In SOinC (if us who mi> be I I I most 0 'I''the Cos P C-s nutrition-conscious may add a women, nd some men. couple of spoonsful of milleis The Food anti Drug bran or wheat germ for Administration ruled and the necessar~ roughage. courts in mid-February finally Recently I read the lox sides, upheld the ruling that Hed D)- e and not the box tops, (if a few ' ' II ° k I Heritid Services amaranth) ran no longer be on my superinarltet shelves. A f In any observation such its used in foods, drugs or few listed s many as 16 items cosmetics, because its study added to the original grain the Bicentennial celebrations, it is helpful to ponder the broad suggests it is a "weA car- product. The viUimins aren' and powerful swee cinogen." Which, in plainer only referred to s the simple wo religious idi Ls had on the hp-t language means it may be a kfltrs of the alphabet ,is ' I anti scoix of the American er-causing agen.. know them but have tongueexperment n government. Instead Red Dye No 40 can twisting and confusing , John Adanis was correct — it be substituted to brighten our tific names, Sugar, which of der was at least 20, even 50 years foods, drug and cosmetics. people try to use in limited before 1776 that the ferment, This decision climaxes a 15- quantities, is listed 1)1 some of 5" / 'be energy. stirring ear conroversy over this the cereals. e often heard predictions taking place in the popula of chemical which is taken into the We'-, the 13 colonles. human body in so ".9n) dif- that somcd oon we might tv And thc (use was clled The ferent ways. getting our three daily mcls Whv the dici5ion to scrap this out of holtles of pills wilicl, Ilistoriam use this term to eye play took so long is a tntain all the vitamins and the surging, churnir g, I mystery. And equally other elcmcnts needed to describe explmive religiotus conversion t Illystifying to us. the spectators ustain us. Well, if and when experience t a swept so man in the bleachers, is the added that happens, we will get all im news that manufacturer s rol, 'Y necest;ai % nutrition witnout Me Clitistians — in the early 17~... not continue usin:, , the old dye additives but minus t;,, Calvinist in doctrine, i except where it is already petinng or delectable taste to mixed with other ingredile Thousands of nvmirud evangelistic fervor that shatwhat-in-the hell are they That is. if v%c live so long on ChiL were caught up in 1 nt tra ditions r ,rrn ' KI:L l km*1U U ' .,.. V , -. - J r. a limbiguities of Anierica pollicy at sucn a time, have to find this a gluni prospect. One distinct ingredient in the gei erally sour prevailing mood, reflected iii the abundant campai-,,n rhetoric in both of the prty camps just now, is thi revulsion against Washington against the federal capital and the federal goverrunent themselves — a curious feature far an American Bicentennial year. Listening to r. Ford and Ileagan one would suppose both equally to be the deadly foes of bureaucracy. government spending and govemment activity generally. In fact, Reagan has never spent a day in fed eral office Ford tnc a ennvr'csnrin as vice nresident as president) has never done an% hing else, and so Reagan is the authentic nti-Wshington candidate among I'tepublicans. Ford can wrap himself in the toga of Cinas h. 'L3 t h and3 thcrc as th uctender oi five- govertimeni, simply beca use ii is his. w. 41i wu. *eu anzust Jirry Catter einerged the clear 'A inner in New Hmpshire. If Carter gets to be president he will enter the White Home Innocent of any acquaintance with natior.al office He has been governor of Georgia, but his experience of national polilics is entirely confined to his present (it must be said, ingenious, well run, totally dogged) campaign. Ile would be the clear anti-Washington man for Democrats were it not for George Wallace's long possession of that mantle. for which he and Carter are now fighting it out in Florida, and elsewhere. Practically nothing is definitely known of Carters real opinions on an)- subject. A brilliant campaigner he plainly is, but the kind of president he would be is a mystery. For him the matter is complicated by the fact that the national • . . --- Carter's chamberi which are The guts of the proceedings normally used to swear In which affected so runny people nturalized citizens and for -- Handolph nd Cati)crint, traveling ro4d 51)0w, from Hearst sitting stoically with one Washington, when Senate or of their other daughters, hour house sub-cümmittee hearings aftc iour, day after day, in the hit town. saire three seats in front of the It is a strangely austere gallery railing, practically able setting for an historic cow to reach out and touch the troam proceeding. There should defendant; the more than IW be knobby aged walnut, electronic and print lished to a high Iistcn in- representatives who daily sted of the long, functionl clogged rno'st of the courtroom - ...i - - - ..._... ' - . S opping For - - - ,.-.',--- - 'i. , ' -. -- expanses of veneer. The in the 115 ~.eats that had been rounded huge skylight that set aside for them, who caine with tight shoulders. Award. Pitting thein against dish hrrwn hair cascading There was no force or dcc- each other in the courtroom, down Loth sides in gentle tricity to his questioning, said one columnist, was like waves. tier eyes are deepset rot been the trial of the cen and rises to an apex of 34 feet France. Sweden and even whether he was directly putting Muhammand Ali in the and from the gallery look like tury." really doesn't open to the sky. Idho, the 12 jurors and their examining a string of FBI men ring with a Golden Gloves pools of darkness. accentu-ited That doesn't affect the story Abo ve Judge Carter, a circular four aIterniks who presented who looked bike they had come no%Ice by eye shadow. She wears a with its essential elements of medallion fist 'Ui in diameter uniformly srinw, expressions Dressed spiffily in it different trace of li ps tick. out of th' same carton, with high drama 'violence, s, that is the great 'cal of the and would bv sequestered from =enclosed sheet of instructions suit each day from loud She was smartl', drised for terror, emotional turbulence, United States, with the egle their normal life's ritual for on how to assemble. or was checked plaid to sedate blue, court. A gray pant suit with stsp'nse floating the banner of 'e long as the trial lasted,the da l,ISy cross-examining Patty Hearst with vest and wide lapels, pink blouse open at the collar The strange m4ssey of pluribus unum," breaks up an scruffy yo rig u: specta ors who Ddring a break in his looking like he might pop a one day, a black suit the next, Patricia Campbll Hearst from expanse of marble slabs. endured the ordeal of waiting to presentation of the govern. seam momesitarily because of contrasting a white satin blouse dilettante to revolutionary to A lirge hite movie screen to get into the few public seats ment's case, there was a note the tight fit on his blocky body, with large double bows. Platalleged bank rubber has cap- the right of the judge is the must held open for them; the bat. found in a typewriter in the Bailey preened, strutted, in. form shoes made her look taller ti'ated us now for two years dominant pnyslcal ap- (cries of lawyers at the two press room on the 20th floor, terrupted loudly, grinned than she Is f5-feet-21. with the denouement till hazy. purtenance in the chamber. tables in the center of the court where the regular newsmen on smugly. was arrogantly The first time she seemed t It was bizarre enough to focus And periodically in the one for the defense, one for the '— thi Federal beat hase cubicled derisise He has a marselous lose her composure was during unusual international interest pre.sentatinn of the govern. pros ition — was the If%,(! voice. lie kept it generally low the playing of the tapeti Will the real Patty Hearst ever be knu%0 TAo lour; of Patty "ffices. which read: on the Ceremonial Court Room inent's case and in attorney F. presence of Patty Hearst. Include ,t key, "Boy, what a trial. I haven left%. a picture of her before the kidnaong and a though he grew strident inessage in which she professM here on the 19th floor of the Lee Ilailey's defrnse there demure and slight and always been this Wred since I was during the cross-exa mi nation of her c0nversi0 n to the S1-A revolutionary pose as "Tania" during her SLA act1% flies. glass-walled Federal Building appeared splicud-together maknetic. locktil in a closet signed an FBI firearms expert or when The most significant answer with the same street address, jerky stills of a slender, pale he felt Browning was poning It didn't itiattx-r whether she siow. The trial only came alive cisco that he has aspirations to of theentire trial came after the (,olden (,ate A venue, as the faced young woman in a dark c.a' t the right elbow of Bailey , whLn Patty lkarst herself beilude tndtn.sbeenissed i Th e drama increased during his client too hard prol tor asked her if she apartment ju-st a few blocill duffel coat grasping a carbine, who would ilear, toward ht,r and was centrally involved. over before. lie had never tried later phase of Browning's But Patricia Campbell believed she has been away where Patty Hearst was fred by the triggered whislAT or smile, or Whether It could have had the added a federal case previously cross examination. When he Hearst, who reached and "brainwashed" i a wurd that held captive and tnaybe cameras of the Hibernia Bank's she was in the witness chair to dimension of it true adversarial himself. questired Patty Hearst about passed her 22nd birthday in Biley in an inter0ew careftffly radicalized i by that Sunset office, s it %as being the left of Judge Carter and to courtroom bit tif e wiill tile lie is tall, thin and slightly her SLA activities in the period trial, was still the main at- pointed out had been planted oy ridiculousl) small band of robbed, the right of the jury, looking normal tensions of winning or hunched. The collar of his suit following he t bank robbery, she traction. She sat through days the presi and not by himself). terrorists which called itself the She was this trial was almost waiflike. losing but that was coat dangles too fir From the refused to answer claiming the of tetiinony composed, not %r..swred Patty. I in nd S5Thbk)fl( liiwratinn Arms :ill rt ipas wwt Invariably ersnne watt ure what happened to me." she participated in a 6nk heist her, looking ' for a' riy diange Of Attorney James Browning baggily. lie looks like an ac. fin*s.) not unat~ No onl And that's the People waiteu up to 14 hours because that was conceded by expresion. decided 16 ~ry the case himseff. cnuntant who hs bent ever his Bailey, by contrast, was a tractive. Her face is thin and continuing intrigue (if Patty in rilght-long cold dampnes.; all parties, but why she was It has been a one-person it is well k,1o %n in San Fran- figures too long and wound up candidate for the Academy small against frame of red- - . if ; re are drawbacl;s to wing known as a "nice .. 2IV44- a serious crime in reported on the average of one every three seconds in America, and with the Inclusion of unreported erunes the incidence rate may be 60 a minute, I fiOOan hour, 84,000 eve day of the year. And yet by and large the hue and cry is rhetoricalrather TY -- - - .1 Encouraging Good i d T"%o IV necessity for public vigilance against crime the hue and cry—is greater than e',er. According to federal statistics TOM TIED E Where Will U NC Finish? - Harsh ) No question. But a thousand years later the 'WI 4 - .. n3itite to ta pwPit:, not e wno u ap. -Anted and serves solt!ly;,t the pleasure cof the Board of County ('mmisoners. ha Again, we urge the measure, - effort to thwart thugs: $15,000worthof eiectronic gadgeLi, ala-ins and trip sensors on his home and property. In the morning, he said, he backed his car under his automatic g4trage door and out the driveway to get his paper at the street box that wey he fortreased himsief even agarnt a trip to his own curb. Fortresslng ourselves is obviously not the answer. For one thing, most people can't afford it. Besides, what d(x!s it say for the nation when the citizeni are locked up and the criminals roam free? Iinally, It doesn t work Americans own perhaps 200 million pri. half thehomes in many townshave guns for ~rotection yet crime grows five times as fast as the popul.ation.If the U S murder per-hour rat" were applied to Rand Rapids all people there would be dead in a decade. Clearly, the answer to crime lies in communal resistance looking out for one another. In Wilmington, Del, for exampl, police are about to begin a program whereby school children will be asked to help fight crime against the elderly Youngsters will become companions and protoctors of the old, actuxinpanying them to the parks, helping them with their shopping. "People," says project aide I.t. Stanley Friedman, "have to get for th eir own goed " sometimes fascinated, but refused to get in the least in. volved. Unfortunately, the same kind of thing happens every day in the nation for real Recertly in New York, Carleton Chapman, president of the Commonwealth Fund. was riding a bus on which a pickpocket was working Chapman said he tried in vain to move between the hook and the victim, and other observers did even less. Afterwards the citizen!; rationalized about personal fear and about police inadequacy, Chapman says, "But all of us v, crc ashamed it is time no doubt for Americans to admit the shame of their noninvolvement in crime resistance. New York City policeman Robert hair, author of a book on the public role in domestic tranquility says in effett that since criminals "feed on public apathy, ignorance and Inaction," the public has long been part of the problem rather th an the solution. Police, too, must shoulder some blame, and other Institutions as well, but 10centurus after Canute, it remains true that only people can prevent crime spreAd. And not just by idividl n u hnmti uniza on Thne WASHINGIUN — Crime resistance wits the law in Ilth century England. King Canute 's decree of the time was tihlt '11 anyone comes upon a thief and of his on accord lets him escape without raising the hue arxi cry," he was to be punished as a criminal himself. Further, those who heard the hue but did not join in pursuit of the thief were likewise liable to prosecution. - iUiiV W When jou go the polls Tuesday, a word of caution Is in ortler ad ywz biill car, especid1ly when it comes to the ._. I Ir the eferendlain fails, nond of thij wifl hal)deficit brought about by reckless spending on California banks and their branches: 16.43 per excessively high interest rates at commercial In all hnesty can't Iniagine anyone buying a pen It wi!I be a tremciilous ztep backwards for the mWtary armaments. indl hm cut its oil by pack today, eyeing the label, saying 'Oh, Golly, 1 cent from the Bank of America, 16.42 per cent banks." Patrwn said. a4 - !! a barr'. state oi V from Crocker National Bank and 16.48 per cent From November 1974 to November 1975, the didn't know this," and then tol the butts In thiscountry, the trendisreflected In a drop from Wells Fargo Bank We urge that you give sericus thou ''" and cast ase,tii rate, chiathargdto a bank's $1c ;I C. , a I'livnalysis pruvtz it pays to shop around for niost aetlitworthy cporate customers tor vote for the Amendment. Read (" ..arefully ByTOMTIEDE ' . -- _________ •,•p"•t ___• .. I CRIME _____ 1, 1 t - - .. ., - — ,--- We wouldn't want to tell a lad 'a age but M Bell does have a few "new wrinkles." 'Me Sanford business off ice of Southern Bell wifl be celebrating, between 10 and 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, the IOM Wthday of the telephor1e and a commemorative display saluting the centennial year will be veiled. Southern Bell Manager Tom Hunt witl also be unveiling his new beard. Grown for the occasion, the new growth still has that "lost weekend" look —Jane Caiselberry Sunday, _March l,_1976-3A - One of the greatest problems facing crime fighters today is the lack of concern on the part of the public as unreported crime runs rampant __________ and John Morris of the Friends of the St. Johns. All the speakers will be available to answer questions from the audience after the tatlons would strengthen the warning labels on cigarette packages. As a coincidence, another legislator, Rep Stephen Neal of North Carolina, has -_ proposed that a health warning 'abel henceforth k affixed to every bottle of booze sold in the nation. lit bt)th ca,", it seems to me, the cause is good but th e ideas are not The cause is the increased wellbeing of the 4e American people. Drinan feels tha including the St. Johns whose boundaries were smoking contributes to the deaths of an drawn along river basin boundaries. estimated 300,000 people annually, and since the But the new districts (the plan involves two U.S. Public Health Service calls the weed the - "Largest single unnecessary and preventable ~A4 districts already established, the Southern and and early death," Central Florida Flood Control District and the goverriment condemnation of the addiction is Southwet Florida Water Management District, merited. Ukewise, Neal wis1ies for increased familiarly referred to as "Swiftmud" don't have federal concern with the facts that liquor helps to any power to tax and at e dependent on general Il some 80,000 people a year, addicAs 200,OOD revenue funding from the state. others, and has an annual social cost of at least That means they'll get less than $600,000 to $123 per capital Surely, the toll of the twin habits is grim. implement a program that wfil cost about $1.6 Booze is the fourth largest killer in the nation. million. Unless the referendum is passed. and has created a suliculture of living dead in ne St. Johns District staff is not terribly opwhich nine rnifflon elcohol presently dweU. timistic about their chances for getti ig the Cigarettes are said to seriously affect 30 to 40 amendment passed. rniMon Americans, of a1l ages, and in addition One of the biggest arguments against the present risks and discomfort.s for the 150 mIllion referendurp is that it- cedes local control -of tax people who d3 not smoke but must suffer the Whatsoever a man soweth Insidious pollution of the minority. dollars. But Seminole County residents, no matter Yet would more warning labels end (or even how depply they love the river, simply don't have subtract f rorto the victimization? The aigument much say about what's going to happen upstre here is Not likely. In the case of cigarettes, the unless they commit themselves to a regional ap• warning labets have been present for 12 years, r a h t water the language therecin already strengthened once, but consumption has continued to grow. In al.l ublic meetings of the St. Johns District board are held but two of the dozen years sales have increased, regularly in Palatka and comments from citizens Consumer? getting Consumers Union filed suit under the Freedom the 1975 total being 583 million units More WASHINGTON (A?) teenagers Ow ever smoke now, the growth in loans for such purchases as tele vision sets paid of Information Act to fnme disclosure. are welcomed. nearly twice as much interest If they borrcwed Patffwn said the survey also proves the fent3le teenage smoking is most depressing. Per Me regional approach, if approved, would also Signs abound thai the ace-mono1lthic oil from a major California bank then they would dramatic reductions in the cost of credit capita consumptl% Is dawn,but overall smoking give Seminole ounty residents some hing to say cartel — OPEC — is cming apart. passed % ong banks incr ea w at about 2 per cent each year. have paid borrowing from an Ohio bank, a new last two years were I by to about what goes on in the upper St. Johns basin— Because of reduced coinsumption by the analysis of barilt loan rates shol It should be entered here that the Ainerican their big corporate customers — but harrfly at all now under the control of the Flood Control people petroleum Importing countries, production As of last November, persons taking out loans to the average borrowerbuylnganautomobule or LUng Association estimates that 31) mIllion A proposed transfer of authority will not take among the petroleurn-experting countries has for television sets or appliances paid 9.32 per a sofa. people k some of these more thm once) have quit plummeted. Saudi Arabia's output is down 30 per cent interest at National City Bank in Cleveland, p'ace unless the St. Johns District gets enough W~jle the prime customers — the big cor- sm-king lit the riien years. But this was una survey compiled by a House Banking sub- porate borrowers — have been getting better daubteely the reuh of the total anti weed ni money to administer its programs, and that will "ent, that of Iran between 12 and 17 per cent Kuwait has trirmned its oil price by 10 cents a cimmittee shows. breaks at the loan windows, this stirwy clearly formation rather Um the package label its.lf. 0 Y ha ppen P barrel, as has Iran, which shortly before had But the same kind of loans carried interest shows that th e people who are borrowing to buy One Lung 3taff member says the label "probably proved.s,. ...a....;... ...a .....e ' Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. stale senator John Vogt, a member q the Croix Natior,aI Scenic Riverway. I.ocatd In St. Croix Falls, it offers camping, boating, fishing, canoeing, boat trips, and trails along the 200 mIles of this beautiful river and its tributary. For those whose plans include Colorado, take a moment to think about Dinosaur National Monument. This area promises camping, fishing, backcountry camping, hiking, boat trips, campfire £ A $ - - - Democratic party is, above everything else, the party that does believe in an active federal goverrunent ful.1 of its own purpose It seems in follow that, the further Carter gets out ahead of the pack of Democratic contenders, the closer he gets to his goal of the nomination, the more definitely the leading Democrats in national politics will see him as a threat to their reason for existing. and the more compelling will become their interest in closing ranks against him. Closing ranks means joining to back another candidate; nobody can be stopped with nobody. A ciihcthntiil hcwit n( th T'mtw'ritic narti. cppc thihrt Humphrey, whose commitment to a strong, active federal government is unambiguous enrugh for an%txpdy, as stan. ding in reserve for just such a contu 'igency. ii1 U, ndkA,gI4 uue, out we trail ut turbulen left behind by the Indochina war, still confu:ies the scene anu itev tragmentea inc power to mae aecisions W hether Henry Kissinger was right or wrong in what he tried to do in Angola, there is substance in hi3 complaints that when Congress persistently circumscribes the president's freedom to act, It makes the conduct of foreign policy dif ficult. On the other v;de of the ledger, it Is Proident Ford who regularly vetoes every attempt by Congress to provide money to amelicrate the social condition or stimulate the economy. Either way, not much gets done. The American people have had some traumatic political experiences and can reasonably take a little time to clear them up 1nd get them buried. Still, 19% ought to be the year in which they are conclusively disposed of bv voters who have to make their own sosereigu choice I i -M - - - - jIJ "k --A r 1Z 1 i co untry was founded. n, d new hiniick of s(t ,t, tt)tt home to F ranet ,piritual growth for entire aying: It iiiu.st never be forgotten gallons that religion gave birth to By 1740. George Whitelield Anglo-linerican society. In the (of British reputation) would U.S. religion is. th'erefore. preach to rx) less th,in 30,000 iningled with all the habits of people on the Boston Coninion the nation and all the ftvlings of Iteverend Tennet or Princeton riot ism, from which i uui Itetercud I dward.s of ik pat derives peculiar force." would develop sensatiorl Just prior to the Ci vil ar. followings v,huth instead Of the Bristish historian and dying down or burning out, traveler, ax Berger, noted that although Americap The Great Awakening, said peared tt largely Hichrd Bushnell, becalne a unty, it had as many churdilti . - I -. 4 VIL -_A - - - - LJJ reshaped the human landIt ,,hmk loose the old d beef) deploying CIristianity for a thousand years, Religious onvictions, tl~e growth of society nd World structures of r churches, the at prepared the American toni front 4. singe istk crusades a elutratidli from England. The nark the fiber of our national World. much less the new life. But the major political and World, would never be thesame again. from the spiritual impulse Alexis I.Nt T' ueville, that nd the Grwt Awkening was 'I reporter of the \i. R ruht there at tic be, -inning. - — - - - - WHO IS THIS MAN 09 4p!& Watch the Evening Herald Ing -- - - �- 6A—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. - Sunday. March 7 1976 NEW STORE HOURS [vcninq Herald, $1 tt('i' tcc_ ]Iff COLA, 1% ROOT BEER AND OAPL LI8Y [7I:I)I:Ul I CORNED CHEK BEEF DRINKS 3 -th $300 N t"t pur(h(Ie r.ludnq ' PRICES GOOD MARCH — • I . 'r 1 /__•___ r f _ Ie r ;' Beef Lom 't •• •—— do epper ., I 1 oI . . . Beef. I n lo $ • 1. S r . . . . U F. W-D BRAND UWACHO (F I t FPorO'e(l Beef Boneip IPcPty If. , 59c II bORDEN'S GROUND BEEF ORANGE Olive Loaf .'• Sa lami .. 939 fF If I 'S M..d Rice . . . 1,. . . 69c rr W14 t 89c ' of . • • its . . .' B Bacon. . 929 r.P •ChS 9 ' . . . ... S.,nr',lo,'d Chretp tool $199 fI 69c $1 Stiusage •• . . . . 8-ox ________ STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE 1ô-oz. CHOCOLATE FUDGE * Ai. 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'To ' aIflnes..... if r. $1 19 • . 65C )Aft Aft CARROTS '\%•.It,,1,'11 WINN DIXIE STORES, i f< COPYRIGHT • 1976 ¶ cc FISCHER ' 4 q SAGS tjV ROMAINE 29c SA - CRACKIN GOOD BO X LINE BEER Ln1ItfL)6(It...%%500o,m P''c 1 ' r.ilud.r.11 tj(Ifr'e, LB. COOKIES - a 1~wdWqW Yj PACK 4 HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA 1 AWAL 11111%, !PKGS. P retze ls ...3sJ p 16 ( S,lt FORD HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA ', Sun. nr :r,p ON AIM - i avioiu . . Can Liners 22 FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. - 29c Quantity Ri9hts Reserved i 9 48-oz. - Ct.eI Boy At D,.e O..I .... P KG L1111"Ur '--- II A- IhfI .. . . . . .ph 0..' Stuqbett, . IC A. I'... tp Aw / - 04L ULS C h,* fl flr £7 '.: 85c Dinner '1 1 )" :. C.14 uuusu....P BAG _f11f : r M, 48c Dö#I 67c Instant Grits 1 r.. SJftI i,-t j_ chef VtII0 DEL MONTE CR EAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL 39 C AMTIPrcDID AlIT — •,is%" $123 POTATOES $1491, ,,• M _ BAN ROLL-ON UNSCEN1!D OR ICEHTID sj - PJ AAUN -v RNflA)lt ;:;az ban iiiiiiKti,iel FKG so-cT, a_.••.. . 49 c PINTS HARVEST FRESH IDAHO COND1TONR l:jjj MR. COFFEE ~J 69c A~4 ~z MI FABERGE SHAMPOO OR ' SMOKED PICNICS V I b C PORK SHOULDIR ARM WHOLE HICKORY - L- 23c — 39 I.B. HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA STRAWBERRIES 'i $149 PORK CHOPS - C LB. FRENCH FRY 69c, '5 LOA; CABBAGE CUT CORN -- 939 HARVEST FRESH FLORIUA (kttu ASTOR PEAS OR - MRS. SMITHS DUTCH APPLE OR STALK Ir 45 23-oz PKG. - CELERY FUDGE BARS ' RODUCE THRIFTY MAID JIFFY CORN MUFFIN mix 0 6 p.m. • HARVEST FRESH JUMBO OR CUBE STEAKS S - THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY SANFORD 1610 EDGIWATIE DR - CRIANDO 7561 DELANEY ST ORLANDO GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPING (ENTER 1)7 SOUTH ROSLIND ORLANDO Ml DORA r' DRISSEL'S Pu, •;,, P0t .'!'oF.rf8oz PkG 9 BONELESS 11111F LB. 9 p.m., c S 1111.h,, Fain.t Smoked R.gulu. of Polish 51- t 'd Sausage • • • • Bologna..... W 0 Brand Cook.ri P.n,c or I? : - 379 dutiII . • %JIUUIiU:iIUit. - i but I' FTc'rd,r a.m. 9 DRESSING I 2-PR. PRO. ., Cod 0' 14 01I(10( - (hUC I's -it P KRAFT - W-D BRAND JUICE WD Brand Sp.d lunch,.,,,. ioIac.. . . . II I ir urine "ANVI-PAX PUR - • . 'I-.' SATURDAY SUNDAY C fit BffP STEAK . . . Pr BEEF CHUCK Brrz,h. J CHUCK ' St Calf Liver CaI1 5 MARIf $119 • 169 I Flounder. BONELESS ROAST, Shrimp Patties LB. (uKE) Fish Fillet . . . Ham. . . . ... Yogurt...... ;29cCalif.Roast.. 129 N floneIrti - FRESH '%. & Der.rr,I Sliced a.m. Sunday, March 7, 1976-/A 419 1 FIRST ST 89C BONELESS CHUCKT1 S1.'lø I ' ••j - 9 AND 3-LB. E1UEIi,%lIb3.U3 QOc ,cu.i '..., COPYRIGHT pnna .uIvA S ticks 2 I fierl ORANGE, SEM1NOLE, OSCIOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, BR (VAR 0, COLLIER AND VOLUSIA (r(,CIn Good c • • • • • I TOMATOES - -oz. BTLS. I.B ;iir WHOLE OR HALF pulthose L1 MAID L Fl. MONDAY FRENCH AND 100 Suaerbrand L____ AARGARINE 3 48 $I s 59c 1-Bone Steak Co' e Slow.... -I j STEAK U SIRLOIN STEAKS Be?, Ann Potato of MO(orn, Salad or ;:— -oz. BONELESS S 79 s 2$ W-D BF?AND USDA CHOICE BEEF TOP ROUND AVY W4 V! ,00,kOnw l N c .•- ' ., if .t lSQt• lilt I PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY r.clud.ng IaIrIIct C 59 DOZ. W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE FEDERALLY GRADED HEAVY WESTERN AGED BEEF 4 Snford, 419E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SAN FORD 419 E. FIRST ST. AIR ON, .__ h /Z , ,A �-.L'..4. L... le, N !il BA—Even i ng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Clip Sunday, March 7 197 This Chart Evening Herald, Cinfor d, Fl. And Record Progress Of C, IO / PRECIACT C; r', I Candidates, Issues 1 CI / 17/ /1 COMPTROLLER BILL WATER MANAGEMENT flQ ,AGAINST / è SAMPLE BALLOT 1 OFFICIAL PRESIDENTIAL I OFFICIAL PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE PRIMARY, SPECIAL ELECTION AND PARTY OFFICES BALLOT Seminole County, Florida Seminole County, Preuide,zI uti I I Proposed Constitutional Amendment REPUBLICAN Preu,' Jcii1w! Seminole County, Florida March 9, 1976 (Vote for One) I__I Birch Bayh Gerald R. Ford Arthur 0. Blessitt Robert C. Byrd _________________________I SPECIAL ELECTION March 9, 1976 (Vote for One) I__I OFFICIAL BALLOT Florida 9, 1976 DEMOCRAT I c$:.,.,.,,$ ) PREFERENCE PRIMARY, SPECIAL ELECTION AND PARTY OFFICES BALLOT March Sunday, _March 7, 1976-9A Amendment to Article Vii, Section 9 Proposing an amendment to the State Constitution authorizing and limiting local taxes for water management purto rt more than on,! (1) mill. Ronald Reagan PARTY OFFICE Precinct 54 For the Amendment Committeewoman Jimmy Carter - -. - Susan A Lipton 41..-. A. ..._1.-.....,,,.i. -- ( SI:.. H Frank C'urch I Ruth Grubbs Meyer REFERENDUM Shall the office of the Clerk of th, Circuit Court be divided into two offices: 1 I one to be elected and known as the Clerk of the Circuit Court and the other to be appointed by the Board of County Commissioners for a four year term concurrent with the Clerk of the Circuit Court and be subject for removal by the Board of County Commissioners ftr cause, and be known as County Comp. troller? Fred R. Harris Henry M. (Scoop) Jackson Ellen McCormack I a4s I Milton J. Shapp - -- Sargent Shriver - - _I I Morris K. Udall I • __I__I. I George C. Wallace I FloridaPrimaryOnTuesday No Preference 54 Precincts Set For Election /\ [3 [ S e in I n 0 I e County 9913 Bear Lake Road PRECINCT NO. 31- English Drive, Sanford. nl1invnlaees for Tuesdav'c S.minnl Cnuntv. F.cthtec SAhnnI (hfnrd Rnad PRFfINCT NO. 43- Eastpresidential preferential 17- Fern Park. PRECINCT NO. brook Pool Association, oil primary are as follows: Casselberry Fire Station, 95 PRECINCT NO. 32- Poe- Eastbrook Boulevard, Seminole PRECINCT NO. 1- Church Lake Triplett. Casselberry. table adiacent to south side of County. of God, 803 West =nd Street, PRECINCT NO. IS- Mayfair Country Club, West 46PRECINCT NO. 44- San Scrnir1e County AgrI-Center, A, Sanford. Je Apartments Rreat1onal PRECINCT NO. 2- Wilson 4' miles off 17-92, Sanford. PRECINCT NO. 33- Room, off 436 on Winter Woods School, State Road 431, Paola. 20- Longwood City Hall, corner Blvd., Seminole County. PRECINCT NO. PRECINCT NO. 3- Midway Idyliwilde School, Vihien Road, Warren Street and Wilma PRECINCT NO. 45- Summit Canaan Water Association Sanford. Street, Longwood. Apartments Recreational Office, Jitney Avenue, Sanford. PRECINCT NO. 21- Jaycee PRECINCT NO. 34-.. Room, off 436 near Red 13U PRF.'IINCT NO. 4- Al- Information Booth, 4th Street Altamonte Springs Elementary Lake Road, Seminole County. tarnonte Springs City Huh, I and French Avenue,Sanford. sii 300 Pinevlew Drive off PRECINCT NO. 46- Rolling bk west if 427. 11 Ui. north of PRECINCT NO. 22- Sanford Palm Springs Drive. Altamonte lUlls Country Club, Pressvlew SR 436, Altarnonte Sp4 Lngs. Civic Center, Sanford Avenue, Springs. Avenue, North of North Street PRECINCT NO. City Sanford. PRECINCT NO. 3$- Spring and south of 434, Longwood. Hall, South .entral Avotnue. PRECI[NICT NO. 23,- Prairie 0aks Community Club House PRECINCT NO. 47Oviedo. Lake Lagion Hall, Lakeview 500 Spring Oaks Drive, Longwood Community PR EC INCT NO. I- Corn. Avenue, Fern Park. Building, 174 West Church Altamonte Springs. munity House, FiratStreet, PI{FAINCT NO. 24- Seventh Avenue, Longwood. PREC INCT NO. 36- St. Geneva. Day AdvenustQiurch,South of PRECINCT NO. 48-Holiday PRECINCT NO. 7- Coin- 434 on Moss Road, Winter 1 Y Magdalen Church, 100 Inn. West side of 14 just South Spring Lake Road. Altamonte of 436, munity House, Avenue E & 7th Springs. Alt.'tmonte Springs. SDtiflS. (fli' .I$J. IW• PRECINCT NO. Vanora &.Pichards Episcopal Church, PRECINCT NO. 7A- Altamont Springs Civic Community I-ioure,AverueE& center, Magnolia Avenue, off Club House, East off Sanford 5151 Lake Howell Road, Avenue on Sanurii Blvd., *Vy!fl ft 7th SUett, Chuluota. County. Longwood Avenue, Altamonte Sanford. PRECINCT NO. 8-- Slovak Springs. PRECINCT NO. SOPRECINCT NO. 38- South Information Center, 1301 C;,rens Community House, PRECINCT NO. 2$- Lake Seminole Middle School East Winter Springs Boulevard, well Branch Road, Seminole Mary Fire House, SE co comer side of Queens Mirror Lake. uu'uy. emunoic .,owuy. WtiburAvenueandp1rsUgrevt, turn s outh off Winter PRECINCT NO. 9- Baptist Lake Mary. PRECINCT SiNO. Drive, Casselberry. Church, West La ke Brantley San lando Raptist Ch urch, Sout': PRECINCT NO. 27- Sanfoid PRECIN CT NO. 3 9— St. Road, Stho1e County. Side of 434, West of 1.4, Civic Center, Sanford Avenue, Johns Vile Shop, 0 Land. PRECINCT NO. IU- Lake Sn!ord. Oxford Road, Fern Park. - rv Elementary School PRECiN CT NO. 52PRECINCT NO.28- ('entral A.1ditOriUIfl, State Road 1 & Baptist Church, 1 1 1 Oak PRECINCT NO. 40-. Elks Casselberry Fire Station, 95 Lake Mary Blvd., *tke Mary- Aveaue, Sanford. Lake Thpktt, Casselberry. Club, Howell Branch PRECINCT NO. II- First PRECINCT N& 53-- Rollit* tOIUfltOU. FRECII.L'I fI). )Federal BuiLding, 500 East table, Sanford MkkIJe School, PRECINCT Na 41- MIIwee hills Moravian Church, Altamonte Drlve.Altamuflte South French Avenue, Sanford. Middle School, Highway 47, Sanlando Springs Drive, 111gbwa 434, Longwood. t.ae Iingwoou. PRECINCT NO. PREC1'NCI' NO. 12- 1t PRECINCT NO. 54- Sabal PRECINCT NO. 42.- San. Monroe Elementary School, Lake l9re Station, East of SR 1oa Morroe&,l di ed Villas Recreational Palms Count ry Club, Highway r-- rest City. Ri, Buildini:, no North Woodland 434, Lcngwood Monr PRECINCT NO. 13- Wiflter Springs Town Hall, 102 North ,mms Road, Winter Sprin gs. PRECINCT NO. 14- Church God. WiI'kuierc Avenue, Iir,gwood PRECPCT NO. iS- Sanford ivic Cer. SanUtd Avenue. rLford, -. - . - . - - . . - . ,...,,.I I (P) [J.-IJ ¶f /..\ PRECINCT NO. It- St. . _,, riirsi t — - . S t - - urrll.,r.. Cynthia A. Cram - SUPERMARKETS SEEM TO BE RAISING J. C. Pearson THEIR PRICES it least every week. Flic meat department and prothie departments rut on higher I'rit tags day after iLiv. The liapp~!ning in clothing sloreN, I deparirneiit stores. Pikes on furniture and Comm iUeema n moi tliiiigs keep going up, up ,ud up until tlwy'r' nearly 0111 of sight! - I - - - - Robert Pearnn - - EVERYBODY IS CONCERNED ABOUT these ri- ing prices. Most families are looking for ways to make their dollars go farther. Some folks think that nothing can he done ;ibotit it, but we have help for them. 4 Wendell L. Springfield OUR READERS CAN save more than ever by planning their pu rd iases wisely. It's all in knowing what to buy, when to buy it and where to get the best quality at the lowest price. - Q 1A - I Comm ittccwoMoil ,,,, . ' -- I Precinct 2 - - * PARTY OFFICE Precinct 3 This Advertisements in our newspaper can help them plan their lIoppiiig. Specials on food, clothing, furniture, cars and houses appear every day in our newspaper. Special articles on home. Committeeman making hints that cjil save money. economical inellus, fillil dollar-stretching repair projects are oft e n featured in the newspaper too. Robert Chambers There Is flO guesswork In shopping for the homemaker who plans her shopping the ef- . ficiont, newspaper way. She starts by listing her shopping needs then pro-shopping for them in ads in her paper. For Home Delivery EveninLy Pursuant To The Provisions of Sect ion 101.20, Florida v He'd Call Now 322.2611 Statutes 1965, Publication Is Hereby Made Of The Sample Ballot Concerning The Presidential Preference Primary And Party Offices Special Election To Be lield In Seminole County, Florida On Tuesday, March 9, 1976. Board cf County Commissioners 03 FOLKS WW) SAY THEY "can't afford" The HERALD really can't afford to be without it Seminole County. Florida (Advertisement) PretjvUi ian C?iurdi, L' For Chancy Walker Against I �IOAEVtflQ Hera ld, SanfoFl. -- Shut Themselves Away 4 Months Ago nd Coming V They 're Awaiting Seco , on by only a c NOTEIt's and I i)I1OR They have been cr am ped frosty ftckl t%1fl t workers in the metal, barn like idt spot on the road. PoPu- crowded months. The house is diamonds. shop at Lane They ut it up lation 170. Bill 0icn Aunt VIla shared by 28 people. The . n and threatened Min. u' I-he hig industries are logging Lii PATRICIA L) Central Adult high School in LEONARD I'AOL ETII agal the i oJa WzIlAct p and poultry. Sanford, the strgeaitt h1is of The eldest is Viola, who turned her trucks thunder down the the ots elan thought were SAN ANTONIO - Airman Airman Florida 411 t BIIA)XI, ,%irine Private Leonard E.. studied saw ing 67 hist seven weeks iftir for Pgr1 one day, ther hrst( l Michael A Lcdfor t ctLdcnuc Patricia A iuhnoioguil Universit First Chas IaoleW, son oi Mr Chester t hree e: lIi wile, Janet, is the Donegan, whose parents are son of N1. and, Mrs 1Urre Poletti of 2391 Lake helenthe themselves aav. And now chicken gazing through their welding Anticipating the end of with trailers stacked rs. Robert J. Ledford of Ilt. . Oviedo. has Ostmn Road. Deltona, was daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. Mr. and town Is gripped by an unthings, obeying the message to cages. t the sun and asking Lackland AFB, 1101C ,raduated from recruit training Chnning Orr or Altamonte Donegn of 13"_ E. Lombardy graduated l, where themelves: flow could anyc""'Mon fear, and people are stay, they drastically altered Lane Poultry Co.. Drive, Ddtona. has received a Te x., from the U.S. security at the Marine Corps Recruit Springs. reading the Bible agaIn. their lives: chickens are slaughtered for one not believe there was a w issi 'nment following policeman course conducted by Ix,pto, Parris " -They qu t going to work. market, provided the jobs f graduation froin the radar the Air Training Command. 11), BILL SINISIONS The direct command of God to most ARTHUR 1101-K Tough-talking Stan George of tile Merl Of the vigilTh airman. who was trained repairnian course conducted by RONALD KENT Associated Press Writer stay in the house overrode the They were in truck repair- dubs the purported revelation the Air Training Command at in security and law enGBANNIS, Ark. (All) - At Biblical injunction to be in- parts, nd welding. SAN ANTONIO L- Airman .- L-4110ney." forceinent, is being assigned to Keeslcr AFB, iss. SAN A's'TONIO - Airman Mrs. Patsy bout 8:30 p.m. last Sept. 29, a dustriou.s. Now they are jobless. fello workers at lAne Their Donegan, who studied the Dyess AFI1. Tex., for duty with Polk, sonlit. of 2orthis Ronald E. Kent, son of Mr. and Arthur Ifl the -They quit paying bills. MPolkof price tht Strategic Air d unit of Small operation and maintenance of RussdllA Kent of clan gathered for ct),lipleted x weeks Air Force family Worhdh essias are dieSel 1230hp no kind of people the vigil particiCommand. o Ho)al Oak Circle lA)ngoud basic training at Litkhind automitic tracking radar P"' meeting account in a .orId about lobe pa re, eerythlng from NIUT O Airman Idford is i l75 41S goes to \ flO% equipment has been selected for technical Al- B T The night was cairii ,ind cool consumed b fire The have "greit" to weird" AFB, Nev., for duty with unit graduate of Oviedo High CW training in the U.S. Air Force ming at I'he dav's work had been hard. lost cars, trucks, and ho uses i Th Dwight Billing. 20: 4-Daniel d for s cclahizcd of the Tactical Air (,mitm.nd School and weapons munitions The did not as theyrecall, the were buying They are be- FenI was a pest He'd go I.acklan 1 ,13interance field at Lowry raining in the securitv PO WC Completion of the course approach the meeting with any hind in payments on Gene's around &lying we'd gg to hell ena bles h er to rece iv e 1 b lob unusual fervor. house I" t.slng I Id for this and that adeinic credits through the ac ir airman recently coin Gene E. Nnce, 35, expected ---TheV stopped -,endini their d-illkj,-,g, Airman Polk is a 1973 gradu jtz, . about anylhlr 1, Navy Airman Recruit NlitAS of Comninunit o 1tted basic training at ate of Seminole High School (.hthI A Black, son of Mi and to meet for no niore thai an thildrentoschoül Of what vnl Dang Hood Tractor OS Stan (,eorge, 50 Force I tckiand AFB. Te . how ue Is an empirical education smart peopIt no duinb-bur I rman I S.'i 1968 graduate Mr I A Black of To Sl eep y Th Otfamd) Fla 31#04 175 r idu in ° nt i John K amu 1') s i s I sit1i the ha nl ktngdoiii it mUt I, a/ r ( Lon \o(xh , ROBERT L KBUR School Allamonle Sp.- Inji, Fla, 31111 didn't even wnt to ineet." hand! A county Judge put six They remember that Daniel grduated from recruit training Altamonte StWiMls Orlando earN.J. 0 t)yann Nance. 29. says, school-age children back into tore down a center-fold nude 1)4 1)41 t the Naval Training Center, BILOXI. Miss. - Airman IAok, everybody was in a class, as required by law. it I cI I,% it wri)it I San Diego. Robert D. Blackburn Jr., son of nv;h, we h.ad been working, we -One member lost custody of JERRYI F.SCH Mr and Mrs h1obert 1Ilac '-:' TIll ()UORF L) IN were lii ed We were planning her 14 >caroicl daughter to an MU U.S. Lane on having a real quickie." ex-husband for refusing to Colo. - Cadet AN ANTONIO- Airman Altamonte Springs, Ila; l".i> Airman Theodorp E Bu t it that meeting, they re- promise to put the child back r hard V. Tobin II. son of Mr. flit r and I rr v P Lcsch sor of kra duated at Keesler Al- 13 __..i 'Ad t\.--f P ,a iv-- $ fl n m't" p; , , .•r 'flint 'iiii , . 'r nair as aunt • aia (it iii LaM hiu , message somtIuJI 5nIn4nl on a tu Altamonte ru i t'r Lake h / / f rom Basic fluit change(] their lives. I.ike lure thoit will never be? lilled to the graduated Springs. has been iii been selected for technical electronic specialists /1 But not all of the burdens list for Aviation Anti Submarine others they claim to have re0 - I training in the U. S. Air Force The airman, who received Super int e ndent ' Warfare Operator School at the reived, they thought this mes- have b,_,en borne by those in u inetal working field at Chanute instruction in communications 0 11 t s t a n (I i n ge war, from God. taining the vigil in the little Naval Air Tehenical Training and military chievement th3, and electronics sstems The message said the world- house rforn ance at the U.S.A ir (enter, Millington Tenn ' Where Quality Sells & Service Tells principles, is reinni includes ending Seivrid Corning (if Jesus ll-%%vek Others licreabout were trouTh Itted basic traiiir iesler for adwinced training on in Christ as at Lund and they bled b% fear an x iety and un Dial 322-5762 th e ' of 17b instruction 104 E Commercial Lackland AFB. Tex. Blackburn is a 19115 graduate ul d remain in the house. ilver star and terpretation, application and sho certai nty. It is an awesome 1968 of Piper High School in Sunrise. lie will we, r Mrman There in the plain, small, prospect - this imminent con. classification of data from reath for his adiie~el Meadow raduate of East a irborne anti-submarine three-b€droom one bath red frntation with final and ulti cadet a 197 graduate of The i N.Y.) High School, attended PETER STANKIEWICZ re sensors and related brick home of Gene and his in,ate judgment at the hands of Nassau Community College. II wife, D%ann they have reGod n equipment wrath his commissioned a second II City, N.Y. SAN A'TONK.) , . , ting Gene 1971 graduate of Seminole mained. The me The posturiaster, Bobinor, a son of lieutenant and awarded a B.S. Peter J. Stankiewicz,Airman dution froill High School. &,inford, he joined thought might Itast an hour has lormon, said the claimed IAULMADDOX retired U.S. Navy aster Chief degree u[x)n gr, the Navv in June 1975. lasted more than four months. revelation shocked and inWith the: Petty Officer and rs. John timidated sonic People. TAPA--Sergeant Paul R. Stankiewicz Jr., of 119 Oakland The Rev. Lconard If BrothMaddox, son of rcted Air Ave., Sanford, has been er 30, the 'own barber and the HEARING AID Force Master Sergeant and selected for technical training Baptist minister some call Nlr& Hiloton D. addox of 601 in the U.S. Air Force 100 PCT. MONEY SAC X GUARANTEE "Brother Brothers," hws been Dearborn Ave., Altamonte photography field at U%Ty called on to console tearful, Springs, has graduated with AFB, Colo. CALL TODAY confused people beseeching The airm.an recently comhonors from the TaLtical Air him for reassurance. Command Noncommissioned pleted basic training a FOR APPOINTMENT83 4m8776 Officer Leadership School at Larkhind AFB, Tex., where he The town as a whole recei ved Before Patr ick St. Pat CHICAGO (All) The life of t. Patr ck studied the Air Force rn~ssion, hbMacDill AFB. addox, who was trained in organization and custoins and rick's Day has be,m oburved in mailtic and adv~!.nturous. Born bratiot Christianity to Ireland. les. Even the itreligious in special instruction in knerica -since colonial times, in Britain in what may have the Irish worshipped divinities Grannis have an uncommonly military management and and all over the world, been either prmnklay Eng. derived primarily from the good acquaintance these days upervision. is an aircraft human relations. herever there are trisn, is Land or S&otland. he Iied troni iuitLL IX Dumin.unmi, it is a 194 on"'t and w2rM7 svtna Stanktewic C with Biblical statements about 461 according to of the Goddess Dann say the the end I all hi [east day is celebrated '1 9 graduate of Norview High Bob MIr r tt~e World Book Encyclopedia. Encyclopedia researchers. said it all adds up to a "beau. 17. A 1971 graluate of Setr*4e School in Norfolk, Va. lie ws captured at age 16 by Among tt* rm-my legends about r ears id sold into slasery in St Patrick is one that he .It has inade people get out Ireland and for the next six charmed all the snakes out of their Bibles and get back to an n c sea. years lie tended the oc o a re God," he %aid. chieftain o f Uls ter, According to another legend, S p An unusual event, but in a ai cScap*. St Patrick planted the sham thoroughl y place. lfE'landtooto He rock in Ireland, because its enu .rw ereh be me a is a pulation three leaves represented the monk and studied under St. Trinity. lie is said to have used wide spot in U.S. 71 in the steep NIONDAN'..NIARCI19 Grrmanus, a French bishop. It it throughout the land to iBus- hilLr of the Ouachita National Long eggs, choice butter. excellent WARSAW iAP) Franks was during captivity as a slave trate the concept of the TTinity. Fofest near the southwestern queues in Poland's meat shops cldc*en. There are also no Baked Beans that Patrick beewne driven by Many people believe the sham. border of Arkinsas. have recently become a per. problems with frWt and vegeSlaw the idea of converting the Irish rock came to be the traditional nianent feature in this Commu. tables sold in state shops and at Blocks of pasture, tn and Dessert. Nlgrs. Choice to C11ritianity. symbol of Ireland as a result of tawny in open, private markets have been nist cotuitry Itoh ilk. Butter At the ar' of 43 Patrick this legend. The main prob!em is '; Meat shortages have ocriim deep,'silent forests ---r Eev. curred her e from time to timf , and its shorLage causes griping, bishop. His knowledge The name "shamrock," says blankl-ting the slopes. At dawn, parficu.1arly in years plagued dissatisfacton and grumbling of their customs and language World Book, is anglirized from simlight on icN grasses makes a IS ina th 'mir'wlrc worked eunrng which means tre b', mxor harvest. Two such bad among the peoDle Meat prices later lots French Fries, /_ W I ' caused have been kept frozen since harvests in 1974 and 1975 through his faith endeared him foil (three-leaved). The name TO Talors l9so, while the average monthly the present situation. 11stlarnrock" is given to a nwnto the people. Tossed Green Salad A bad grain harvest is ine%i. wage in Polaryl went up from During his remaining 29 ber of plants, but a small threeIla c Dessert tably followed by a fall in cattle 2,200 to 3,500 zlotys (4U.S.110 to years, he founded 300 churches leaved clover is usually considRoll, StIlk, Wtter hirKi fainilips tum their nil Ninil:red "inrp than 120.000 cred the true shamrock. F1F_ (". A I I SF turn cuts down market hIghcr ,ccs prLr.dpay I 1 16040 1 %78 _ ç Supplies. Yet, even fripm a meat purchases CLIP AND SAVE WFDNESDAY, SIARCII 10 And annual meat conA)metimes meagre stock of ineat and its products. !,ome suinpticn per head of popu %telling I'M Stew must be exprted to assure the lat,ion has dramatically risen Diced Ileel %-noodle inflow of much needed hard over thp years. -lied Garden Vegetabies Meanwhile. the government currency. Dutch Delight 1W aldorf Foodstuffs exports bring Po is seeking various ways to in Salad or Applesuccl land annually bbout five per cream food production. A re Cookies cent of her total foreign trade cint decree radi- ally lowered ljoll, i ncoine about $42.5 millinn. tuation of private ftodstuffs Of course. no one is starvinq enterprises such as bakers. rhIlithDv 'tAIUIl in thi.s country and there is lutchers or fishermen They Medicare Insurance LruIitks You To Home Use Of Traditionally I SAVE 5C1 _.ArLIHtFU (lull enough food on the market to were encouraged to open new I tough Gravely Was $5.79 tiliagmureit) -Corn meet the growing demand. The workshops and thpir inDS 1 rk up ony decor. With 21-ply nylon pile riding tractors. Probl, Slaw W r _-m begins and ends wiCi vestments will be W-Y ext!nipt. Cranberry Peanut Bars meat, particularly with better Another measure was to in dl • UJMMUULS *OXYGEN Thc scrici Dc,-'pncd'and enpiticcrctl it) 1) most tate-owned rv!.taurants. 0 Z ii~ PATIENT LIFTERS 2 HOSPITAL BEDS "AVE 32 % 4 You queue up for ham or A customer is offered four to iuipert pcifurnuncc. sc;in W $7.59 W i th nylon j)1IS' 51 ht.vu-r 0. FRIDAY.SIARCH 12 choice fillet, but in PoLind's even dinner menus only. Poles WHEELCHAIRS thnn Artistry 1. Contintiows filnt11Vnt4,ll1(l rn 'ausag shops ',00 get Spanish oranges, eat dinner at midday. LI 1iurt (IlrM P" t"i'4 tt • All iCar dtjs. As Prcserib"d by Your Physician Men - Sunday, Ma r ch 7, 1916 And Women In The Armed Forces :: - I - - I r - :1 - -, - - - -- Juan Carlos its most serious challenge after three months in power. With the first government of the post-Franco cra 5till feeling its way toward liberalizat.ion, a rash of labor unrest appears to be outracing what the king and Spain's . One almost certain victim will be the government's rigidunbasystzn,setupb Gen FrariciscoFrancoaft.er winning the Spanish ('mvii War. Syndicates Ministei Rodolfo hirtin Villa acknowledged the need to revamp the S)StlMfl, a point nearly always ent.ioned by demonstrators as they 31wut for both union and political rights . - - - a, 1111 IIA(.U f - - North America and Western Fiirnn' in diw, , - 0 - The 64-year-old prince will shortly be Informing the participants by letter that the meeting has been post. poned," a spokesman said Friday "We are unable a vet to say where and when the n"t meeting will take place." Argentina Elect Leaders BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) - The fractured Peronist movement prepared today to elect new leaders ma struggle for survival in the face of a national political cri.s.is Pnd a newly declared "state of economic emergen Some political analyst,say the part), coltigiess bi Peronisia's last chance to bring dissident factions together to avert a mil.itary takeover. Members of the present ruling councfl all resigned recently because of di.sagreement over how best to confront the national crisis - i Meat S ortage - SAIff ^Z 1 rL_ AA__1 ff-'— - M Plagues Polan I LOS ANGELES (AP) ' o to32 o , ' Ok r 'L as - - ive oil. Dutch chocolate, Brazil "This way we do not need such a variety of meat as for norma,1 r Malaysian shrimp. You queue tip for sirloin or sierAce. Our menu formerly 20 meat courses. Now 'ood veal but you have an e K-spccd I I I ____ -. • i2-voh ciectri sI.,rlrr, Riding VOTE -- . I SAVEM IVI l MEDICARE VOTE FOR - - -- -:-- - i • ' r'j 1 I CO* III East Kentucky Ave., DeLand, Fla. ----CLIPANDSAE £ -- _________ Tuesday March 9th MRS. RUBY P. 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Sometimes you could really use a 91 ?A S\ 9:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. 4 - - 'ufcty snieiloJ.s. I'll, nwkh i r 0 (ruin lanv, use. Multi color I( ci -', - - _______________ 59 Own Arfixtry 1. Designed Iti Imunce back in .ncucrahiiii Another arrest for the same a.m. Pick up at Sanford at - AREA DEATHS 9 SAVE 'lit/j.—Artistry III Was $9.79 Nylon pile in 72", heavier nilant forwaid-nctilial. cvcrvc control fi)r We Bill Medicae For You I d with abundant sand> of c Obtain these services under Medicare * Police - - No bell% it) %hp r 1rcA Greews Fruit Dessert linil. N111k. Butter was Jailed in ilcu of $5,000 bond APRIL 6 through APRIL . political %ictory party. Linda wrote Brdwn again on Feb. n,asking why he could give an autograph at a party but couldn't give her one. A pnkmman for the governor said out Frida'.. has no objection to reopening departat.lon hearings for Andrija Artukovic, a 76-year-old Long Beach Caf., bookkeeper who faces possible prosecution in Yugoalovia as a World War If Nazi accomplice. Yugoslovia has sought deportation of Artukovic, minister of Interior and justice in the Croatian state set up by the Germans, since 1951. But Artuko%ic has remained here, say i ng wouldprosecuted hi Vugoslovia 69 p - according to jail records. Rash WASHINGTON (AP) — The SUte M, partment says it Medicare bubsulbers Pam 1: Man Faces Deportation ATTENTION 81 a - HOSPITAL NOTES Californian sent her a Brown autograph obtained at a THEONETO I bertson, wife of Al SACRAMENM,Calif. (AP)-Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. has rumfly sent Wda Jackson Is autograph. The 11-year-old Rome, N.Y., girl wanted to obtain the signatures of all 50 governors for a Bicentennial project. S!hie ccllected 49, but her letter to Brown last October was answered by a form denial. After 11",3 StOrieS UbMt I-LMR'3 Project appeared, a _•UI 13UY FIRST9 Wallace Auto 9 raph Finally Arrives Q AA TU i2 - Mr Albertson, president of the California Democratic Council and a former Democratic national corn nutteewcwnanfrorn California, announced her candidacy FYiday. ____ - I I 't F F IF I I) Ke y Su PPorts Ford f actor Jack AlDertson of TV's "Chico and the an," is running for the congressional seat now held by retiring Rep. T"homas Rees, D-Calif. - 7 It' Georgia Tour at Dogood Tune. 1kive Casselberry it 8:f~) 8:10 a.m. Carry a bag lunch for noon. Fire offense was made Friday at the Afternoon visit at Andersonville Prison Memorial with first night Lake Brantley high School sanford-Orlando Kennel Club at Columbus. Stay at a Holiday Inn.-Th en on to Warm parking lot, by Longwood police officers Springsand Atlanta for a citytour d a visit to the Underground Robert Rohrlack, 47, told reports indicated that Chism Circle, Altamonte Springs, according to reports. Atlanta. Stay at a Day's Inn. n, e third day we visit Stone her deputies Friday that between told deputies that a burglar reported Mountain and later drive to Brunnflek for 0e night at a Ramada Feb. 28 and Friday, Starch 5, alarm in the automobile failed Volkswagen was stolen while Preston Williams, 27, 1462 Out last day includes a visit at St. Simons with its Fort she was at Lake Brantley High McDonald Avenue, Apt. 34, Inn. someone entered his garage to go off. 1 Frederica and lunch on Jekyl Island at a Morrisonli (Wetcria. Also on Friday, Mary E. School, accordi ng to reports. Eustis, was jafled in lieu of and removed six fishing reels Two buses have been chartered. Deposit of $10.00 required by MayroSe, 18, 704 Raymond In Stinford, Virgie Rash , 64, $5,000 bond ort 5 $31 according % arch f$j F po)mentbyMarch l cost )) a 1A 3 TI o1ega1e Trail, fl Longwood. Fort Lauderdale over night for dinner and ride on the Jungle Meanwhile, Arthur Black Queen. Enjoy a night at Oceanside Holiday Inn and a stoll on the beach Estimate $40.00. Deposit of$iox required byAprij 10th to Chisni, 54, 1009 highlands prings, Altamonte Springs, U. S. Rep. FUchard Kelly (R- congre&sman to endorse the full term in of fi ce, Kelly said told deputies Friday that a Fla) announced hi c 'uppors nct citizens band radio valued at Friday for President Gerald Thp (.Li.-ur f-)ur .j Circus World and a visit to DLvey during the Senior $169 was taken from his Ford in Florida's primary include: Lou Frey Orlando, J Hilton Inn West dresden room, Citizens Week. Let us know if you want togo automobile some time after 10 election Tuesday.Rep Kelly Herbert Burke of flrl r41 It p.m. [hur 'i S h e riff's berami the fifth Florida Lauderdale; C W Bill Young For further information iill or J2648 of St. Petersburg; nd L A. Rep. Kelly said economic (Skip) I3afalis of Ft. Myers, indicators are up across the who announced their endorse. board, saying this is proof that th, ! president's economic ments earlier. Altamonte Springs Friendship Club - Altamonte Springs es a policies are working. 'President Ford deser v Civic Center - Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte Springs - meet 1st MARCH 5 Margaret If. Willman and 3rd Thursday of the Month - 10: 30 a.m. r((pzc A F, - !-!_., uw oes, moe i)rive Casselbe - meet Tuesday of the Mon th - 1000 James Beaver Julia J Gould, DeBary in Isiah Bradley Seminole Brevard State Atty. In February, Hall ruled that a - 111.Brain Towers -Sanford Alvin W. Meyer, DeBary I meet Ist Wednesday f theonth acannie l C.ogburr1 Wealthy S Spokes, Del4ar> Abbott Herring Friday filed He r ring lacked jur i sdiction - 10 00 a in Mrah Cotton Nancy W. Schmitt, DelAnd notice he would appeal the over the charge that the trio BXYZ Club -meet Ist Baptist Chtcch -Activities Building Bettye N1. Duffey County Court decision had violated the Sunshine t.aw -Longwood -last Tuesday of the month - 12:30 p.m. Betty Freeman, Deltona Marie F Fuhrmann Mary E Kavanagh, Deltona dismissing charges filed in discussing the appointment Casselherr) Sunshine Senior Club meet &$ Mark David Terry T. itone). Nladel;ne NT. Schlitt, W- tona agairist three Seminole County of Freeman as county attorney rr- William Johnson because the alleged violation n€ club Lesterl Carroll, Lake Helen officials all welcome Horace B. May On Feb 77, County Court took place in Orange County. Naomi Ruth Mullins, I.Ake Central Senior CitJzen Club -Church rf the Nativity -Lake Hugh St. Miner Judge Wallace Hall dismissed In di5missing all charges Mm ary -meet the 2nd and Rh Thursday of the Month at 10:00 a.m. Sandra Sue Phili ps tharges that County Attorney against Freeman, Pall ruled Inez Gore, Lake Monroe Chuluota Senior Citizen Club Community Fire Hall - 7th Savage Thoma., G. Freeman, and tliat as county attorney, Street -Chuluota -meet 3rd Thursday of the Month at Edith Wallace Haynes Dan 6 p.m. nnah Lee Bell County Commissioners Mike Freeman is not a member of Longwood Fifty Plus Club 7th Day Adventist Church Forest Qt) Lonzo Sherrod and Harry any commission. Vindie If. Popovich, OEteen IlHttAwaY meetmostl yon the Ist Monday of the Month -6:30p.m. Laura D. Ball. Cass,adaga George M. Shanholtz, Osteen Kwiatkowski had violated Other charges of Sunshine Golden Years Fellowship -meet at the Community United Alice D. HarrIlson. DeBary Florida's Sunshine Law. Law violations against. the ethodist Church -Casselbem at noon on the last W.-dnesday No h,,aring date has been set commissioners were dismissed of the Month -luncheon - Reservations necmwry. Frederick R. Carr, Deltona Edward Carswell, Deltona for the request., which asks the after Hall ruled that evidence Greater Oviedo Senior Citizeng Club -meet at Grant Chapel Cecil C circuit court to re view Judge offered by the state did not A.M.E. Church Franklin Street and Geneva Hwy. - Oviedo ouch, Deltona Esther S. Driscoll, Deltona hall's decsision. constitute a case. 3rd onday of th,! Month at 4 p.m. Slay V. Parkhill, Deltona Saturday'A high V. IWay's Eugene E. O'Day, De)tona low 64. Ucile G. Norton, Geneva Partly cloudy Rud cont!nud Bernice M. Sobeck, Lake vvarm A slight chance of Mary mainly afternoon and evening Mary E Giles Lake Monroe thundershowers. Highs In the Cletus Griffith III, Lake low to mid 80L Laws to the mJd L 09 Y 60 e&Z an SOU James I Pangle, Longwood winds 10 to 15 m.p.b. r. To Seek Office - h i - - S of Sanford Car et School * Courts automobile burglary and the theft of an automcbile from ______________ INNW Action Reports - lNoTHE=EAR -. i.. S HEARINQ - Prince Her Lockheed payoft scandal, Is chairman of the conference, JOY BEHER Many Legends Aboun About Saint Patrick - which he introduced in 1956 as a fonun for leaders of ' A E 114, - liii itlriumd (All) nhard, who earlier canceled plans to attend the BlIder. berg conference scheduled April 22.25 at Hot Springs, Va. has indefiniltely postponed the meeting. Bernhard, under investigation In connection with the i4 - % ones Fileefin Prince Post - - Challenge A3 ;:ge:' carr)Lng a concealed firearm 1217 Palmetto burglary of a residence, an MADRID, Spain (AP) -Regionalism, economics and politics are mixing to give the new Spanish regime of Kh ' - Ser ious Fa UDIE It Stall Writer Sheriff' s 0r: were probing King Juan Carlos Of Spain : SENIORS r B By IN BRIEF x - Seminole Burglaries Investigated WORLD - —mm-n--am _I Sunday,Marchl,19Th-IIA SEMINOLE i 'A Even i ng Herald, Sanford, Fg Home, Automobile Hit some future goal, we're ready to help you start with a plan that will -- 7 IF e. MXID 11C)RID give you the highest return while keeping the flexibility you need today. The fact of the matter is, wheth- ' ' - er you need to borrow sensibly or FAIC 3090 Orlando Dr. at Airport Blvd. Sanford. Flonds 327il 305) 323-3770 DeBary Office U.S. 17-92 iat Highbanks Rd. DeBary. Florida 32713 (3051 6684433 :- - -- - 7- - - - - - �I Ora____ 12A—Evtning Herald, Sanford, Fl. —Sam Sunday, March 7, 197~ Army GALEN DIAI,R o Serves Ti Orange Audubon Society, 7:30 p m , Central Christian Church,250 W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando. Speaker and fihn. Open to public. Seminole High School Band Parents, 7,30 p.m.,band an room. Sanford-Seminole Art Aiiociatlon, 7:30 p.m., Cultural Arts Building, 5th and Oak Sanford. Demonstration n traditional oil painting b E. B. Stowe. TUESDAY, SIARCH 9 "Crimes Against Women; Protection and Deterrance," free eight-week seminar, 7 p.m., Building 43, Adult Education Campus SCC, Cal) Community Services Registrar. Free blood pressure tests, 24 p.m., 7th and Elm, 1~-inford Adventist Church. oil painting class begins. 9 a.m., Seminole Com&*owls, - - - 8 Sanford I'llut R k f Sinford Book review on "The Awakening" by Kate Chopin, Maitland Public Library, 10:30 a.m. Parents Anonymous I for troubled pare.nts),7:30 p.m., Community United Metl'Mist Chxrch, 17-92, Casselberry. THURSDAY,W%1% Altamonte Springs Garden Club covered dish supper, 6:30 p.m., First Federal of Orlando, SR .136 and Palm Springs Dirive. Majtiand&'uth Seminole Chamber of Commerce hincheon, noon, Maitland Ci%ic Center. American Legion Auxiliary Unit 53 of Sanford, 8 p.m., FRIDAY, MARCH 12 Art Exhibit by Central Florida Art Assn, Fashion SAuare all, Orlando, 10 a.m., to 9 p.m. Poppy Day sponsored by American Ugion Auxiliary Unit 53 Sanford. Through Saturday. Law for Women, free eight week seminar, 730pm Building 46, Adult Education Campus SCC. Call Corninunity Services Registrar SATURDAY, MARCH 13 house and student art show, 9 30 a m at p.m., Open Crealde Art Center 524 St. Andrews Winter Park. 5 , Audubon WOdlUe Film, on kangar", 2 and 8 p.m., Bush Auditorium Rollli College and Dance, Fr St Patrick's Day Corr Beef I,yons 9 of C Hall. 2*4 Oak Ave., Soford, 7:30 p.m. Music by Jack Dnunmd's Dixieland Band Scm1wle Cottaty Young RepubUcans Fondue Party, 7:30 p m Quality Inn patio, 1-4 and SR 434 Dinner Sanford TOPS plant and rurmage mle,9 ii.m. t( 4:30 p.m. . Longwuod Flea Market, I mike nor th UI 'IJT on 91 .. hrough arch 14. Art Exhbit by Central Florida Art Assn, Fashion Square Mall, Orlando, 10 am. to 6 pm. SUNDAY, MARCH 11 iIIILi!!I _______________ ide Open how and student art sho at pm Center, Winter Park, 1$ THURSDAY, MARCH 18 d 10th ' League cf %omen %oters annual meett%afl birthday celebradon, Altamonte Civic Center, 30 m FRIDAY, MARCH 19 Winter Park Sitiewalk Art FestIval, 9:30 a.m. to 5 i l SAWMAY, MARCH 20 Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival, 9am to 5pm - m e winter rarzaaiaAn ruIL;, $II tu - Hospital n 'oerrunent (if millions of — When Bill dollars through kickbacks and ATLANTA (All) lligdon was an Army master fraud in noncommissioned olfi sergeant in Vietnam in the late cers' clubs in V!ef nain and Ger1960s he presided over an em- nifiny. of servicemen's clubs that A federal judge In Los Ange e says grossed over SI-million les sentenced the sergeants in 13 to return all the profits Now he's in Atlanta fulfilling they had made and towork the terms of an unusual court without pay for charitable sentence by working without groups for three years. pay to help rehabilitate psy- Higdon, a native of Henry chiatric patients. County, south of Atlanta, fou.nd Between Vietnam and his work ht Grady — the city's current work in Atlanta's Gra- charity hospital — after turning dy Memorial Hospital came a down lobs offered him as it Senate subconunittee's investi- janitor or city ganxige man. gation into reports of fraud Al the hospital Higdon takes against the military operation groups of psychiatric patients of service clubs. cn field trips and to a gym "*vntually Ifigdon and three where he plays volley b.all, softother Army sergeants, in- hall and kick ball with them. cludtni William 0. Wooldridge, I (ton mind putting In in oila, the highest ranking en- time here," he says. "I realize I listee -man in the Army, pleaded could have gone to jail. I do the guilty to conspiring to bilk the best job I can at the hospital SDAY.MA RCH TL;E, Seminole Count y THURSDAY, MARCI Is rican LcgIr ..a Bicentenniail irthday dimer, 7 Ame pm, Post 53 home Covered dish Good For Women, Too By Lawrence E. tamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LANIB — I would good recommended exercise for women as well as men? A friend told me it wasn't good for KS FORMULA i 01 QUALITY PRESCRI . AT LOW, LOW PRICESI Friday's meeting was the third this week between the to sides and the shortest, lasting only one , hour. Afterwards, MarVin Miller, executive direc- 44 COUGH MIXTURE ODA 1% 1Q K TRIMLIT E u am DEAR READER — Jogging, trotting, walking and such .— exercisu are good lormen and wonien of ll ages if they are in inherited or developmental good health I can't imagine abnormality the kidney has a why anyone would tell ~ou number of snuill rounded cysts jogging would be good for men in it. These are usually but not good for women. Thf. associated with enlarged truth is that because women are kidneys. Sometimes these can felt on physical less inclined to have heart and be %ascular diseases than men exariiinations, in other inthey have less dangers ci stances they are first noted by gettIng into trouble jogging au X ray of the abdomen When relati. es are all than men do Women are also less inclined carefully studied usually about to be oinpeUtieto the degree half the relatives of a patient men are. That means they are with polycyst.o kidney also e more sensible about how they flow mucl~ trouble it causes majority of women raring the really depends on how much damuge there Is to the kidneys. clock to better their tin ewr time they nun I think women If tl)CC are a frN small CS are more inclined to fog for fun and the cundition is first of). for pleasure tha1, they are for served n adult life the outlook may be fairly optimistic. jogging is overdoing It before However, the more cysts there you are trained to that level and are and the larger they are the trying to improve your life more likeiy the kidney function will be impaired early in life time These patients may have It's the distance you jog at a comfortable rAte, not the speed sudden painless bleeding in the that really benefits your health. urine or they may have high blood pressure and other For more Information jogging and its relation to evidence of impaired kidney health and dangers send 60 fulon The treatment realiv is cents for The Health Letter, medical in attempting to number 4-2, Jogging Exertion, Sudden Death Send a long control high blood pressure and stamped, self-addressed en. provide general good health elope for mailing tddrss particularly Protecting against your letter to me in care of this infections. Interestingly enough newspaper, 1' U ox iai, iuitu,&t, U* 3U1L U uie Uitt Radio City Station, New York, isn't particularly helpful in people with this problem NY 10019 Some individuals with DEAF. DR. LAMB —. Many 1.1 A , "—' congenital W)V3UC MWIry3. b' cannot find any Inforrination the body. But if general good S present O on s disease an you heap e neys become sufficiently tile? DEAR READER -'i"his 6 a thseas,ed that they are not fairly rare disease. The figures proslding adequate function ry 5W then such techniques as -in autopsies one case of cystic artificial kidney or eien kidne) kidneys is fotmd. Became of an transplant rin be coidered. --_ — I 1)li _____ SUNDAY,MARCH Z8 1:30 to 4 uougwood Walking McIntyre House and tistoric district. 44 .... REG 99 Miller refused any other com. ment on Friday's session but indicated that the gap between the players and mzmagernent remained wide after the 25th meeting between the two sides Earlier in the week there had been hopeful signs that the representies of players and ers might bc getting closer to an agreement They met for fie hours on Monday in Fort La uderdale and seemed to be making progress. But the freeze set In Wednesday in Miami when talks broke off after only 2' hours. And f'rIday's session was even shorter, but not sweeter. SHULTON -. But Miller denied that the applicability of current on tracts" had been discussed Fri day. Apparently, that phrase refers to the Player Relations (omrnittee's demand that an agreement reached on the reserve clause issue apply con. tracts already In force, "The problem over the appli. cabilit of current contracts re mains the focal point of the di cussion" the owners said. "The clubs contend that the R— fI O _ ___ Abu louded Miller his said that current contracts cannot be changed by wkatever new agreements are reached in these negotiations However, he has said he could secure waivers of reserve rlghtsfrommostoftheplayers provided a reasonable al ternative could be presented to them. 'I Circuit Courts ruling on the owners' appeal of the Andy Mess?rsrnith.Dave McNally free agent decision Arbitrator Peter Sellz awarded free ager' status to the two pitchers December based on his in terpretation of the current reserve rule. That decision, in which a player who does n sign a contract is free after one year, was upheld by a federal judge nd Is under appeai in a circuit court. mere is considerable spec intion that the talks have br ken down while both sides await Zar e d I oil Aso& r; - 7- Leave it to Charles 0. Finley to get people's ininds off the grim dispute between owners and players that has delayed the start of spring training 'l\ ìJ C LOR I r - ' - V r' Man OUTHWASH SHS 1 91 W ns y 6.5 - ... ., -- - COPPERTONE ____ Enjoy A Sunday inne for r' - Chi cken Only coist ____ - r L e it) J t 2 Sorvingi of Maskd Polatoes- 19 I BUTTER — uCo _..- - - f -- - 00 UWN EDGING W Anthony In 09 _.~f _______ n,t- - -- - Joe I ft P I V SP 19 Fivp E r4 o-Wnlf K1 rKU)IIN t4i: 5; -- - Pounds Top Shad 99 GALLON PICNIC JUG 44 SCHICK 7 30 he Navy Coach mmft -'A -,) ~.J,iy '. it t2 1') T k ' SHAD DERBY AT A GLANCE t: (--y4 - i g.- - . !_ - - 4 - . _ -7._ . .. __ b gal SOMINEX so 4p 74 6 PISTACHIOS - 1800 Fanch Ave. (HI-way 17-92) - I OPIN DAILY 11 AM Tit G PM -FRI & SAT TIL 10 10PM CALL 322-2611 - TANNING Better Than Any Other SUBSCRIBE NOW o- turne ......... . .. ... .......... 7 710M 111rAVOW FRIED CHICKEN - ______ News of Seminole County Newspaper In The World. - Ci t PLANTERS OAMW -'IF& _J cons er the man to beat for 20m1iiby,alate aft°r. Zarley's neck problems had noon rainstorm. served as the him in traction every night for best of the day Friday. It came years, but now he has his op- despite the fact he was one over PO nents In traction. par on the par fives and fifted "I had thlit rontrAption I car- him t%o strokes clear of teran Gay Brewer and Mark ried with me on the tour," Zar. çj - 9's 0 %W --- - . defend Res igns AL - - METAL FOLDING DROPoLEAF TABLE .-.--- -- - a C'i rus S ueeze - - - - ORLANDO— The scene is set thin rperation was highly stic. JohnMahaffey, with a 637, for to,day's Florida Citrus Open, cvmful." idunt: ijt 136, The group at w-4 and the way the golf tourn And the operation and his four shots back, included Bob ament at Rio Pinar Country rounds of 67-66--133 halfway Murphy, Rick Acton, Pat Club is shaping up, it will be through this event wrote an end Fitzsimons and rookie Ed Sabo. simply a matter of who to a two-year slump for the vet- lurphyandSaboslhot 6&s, Ac squeezes whom the rnost. eran who last won an Individual ton 69 and i7itzsitilons 70. Going into Saturdays round title in the 1970 Canadian Open Arnnitl Palç-ner A' — ___________ A - 7-* - - —j - at A's, i:)ught to line up additional Weiskopf all failed to qualify for I I pitching depthbehind Vida Blue 20 g I 35 the final two rourds. It took a and Ken Holtzman Friday by score of 144 to make it. Palmer I ou A LIMIT CHOICE, 6 sending a coin~ract to Catfish was 72-146, Weiskopf 74-146 and 4erbill 11witer, a IAEG perennial 20-garne Trevino 72-147. --I : 1* I .. _~11 — 15 winner. Gary Player just made it at same CI Prints 1.89 ley s, whenaid Friday. "Every nig t I Finley 15 * 9 idgobck a the hotel, toi' Musters CharnPlofl, shot 104, 0I Jack Nicklaus and Johnny 2.2 0.1 Seminole's Tony Duakinson Wts dirt as Ken Hendricks takes pkW attempt. (HerWd Photos by B111 Vin"at Jr.) months ago when Hunter pit69 ivid Hayes had a 70. .............. Miller are not competing. "d I'd attach it to the door, attach C a :NC '; ched in the kelly green, Fort it to my head and put myself in 0 K*dak Film Knox gold and wedding gown so?fit 6 Wkq. traction. I did it for six years. white attire of tiv A's. Nor was k" mov "Tben a year ago I was playo. it a legal contract since Hunter, b.:-".': ft ' '" ' tnt, in Japan The door in the —_ last winter's celebrated free C):; :;•" u..ialit • ________ 1r_ hotel wasn't statable It didn't agent, now pitches in the livery 359 9 Ay p , £ work with this contraption I of the New York Yankees, Cifle --r--'-----_ ' .... ' had And I had to go into trac of s old sparring mates. Evening Herald Sanford Ft l Sun.ay, March? I,7-_.j tion. , The Finley-Yankee feud, of T "So I took it out to the golf 010 course, goes back mote than a LADIES ASSORTED course and went in the locker decade ago to the As Kansas t ____ _____ oom They had the right kind City day's when Charlie 0.: — _____" Sanford's Bobby Robinson hit of doors. I hooked it up and put CASUALS —Burned a bus to signify an Chip ola, a Ice a bases loaded triple with two Cams top% "fib myself in it end to the " :series of ')ne5lded out in the bottom of the ninth _._ 'A few minutes later this Am w.s& deals that saw many of 88 the A's Friday night and enabled the -4' little Japanese "ame in carry. r". e Ii top play ers Including Roger Tribe to edge C , Spruce Creek, 6-5 -= ing an annload of towels His V * REG S3 99 Maris, shuffling off to help New I Robinson led the Seminoles .. ...... York win another pennant in with two hits while Ned Raines y'elllng and towels went every DeLAND— And then there and Richard Giaspeer 21 for return for the lame and the halt, cracked his second home run of were two. which way. He'd thought I'd if not the blind the the season in the first 1flflIfl — -p hung mycaIf That c t ctnrv gneng Int" C1,' heL a a —Built what he called a recwd to 4-1. Zarley laughed when he told Saturday night's championship halftime but Edison moved past half -pennant porch" in the KC Mike Russell, Terry Smith igarie of the state junior college them 54-52 with 10 minutes r the story bal]pGrk with the same dimen. and 11m Raines held Spruce But the neck problem, grow. basketball tournament 1 ¼ oz. 24x60 IN ALLslonsas Yankee Stadium's Creek to five hits with flames mgoutofateen-age'njury,was Stetson Unierty, wheae to The score changed hands nufoot short porO in right field. etting the win. 1 ________ no TABLE Hunter d Finley's con 4-1 is home An all-star game preceded minutes of the second hail with It became progressively tract over to his lawyer, who TLesday against Daytona the big game with sophomores Robert Jcnkins hitting with 30 wo rse and forced him to und er. informed Yankee President N ainlnd. go surgery, a neck fusion, I ast from non-participating team seconds left to move Edison into 1 Gabe Paul, who ran screaming REG showing their wares to college the lead, 69-68, before Randall fall 200 to Commissioner Bowie Kuhn Spruce Creek ,, 16 99 200 o 103-4 3 l N "I didn't know if I'd ever be Scouts at 5:30 p.m. made the winning basket. and American Leagut. Presi- Simmol. Coppertone The North coached by hen able to play again," Zarley SiriCkland and Solana; Russell, Palm Beach, which had be dent Lee MacPhail shouting said. "Operations on a neck Drost of Florida JC and Rich come a crowd favorite. couldn't stich words as -tamperin.99 SMith (5), T. Raines 19) and An If PaW was angered, how iwiiiii'tinu.. 0 of success. Fortunately, Central Florida's Mike Brown, City. 1" 111k about Hunter' Finley's offer Vale,icia's Conrad Jones, FJC's l, I,,, Ron Anthony dumped 18 was for a mere $114,000, which Kermit Zarley 133 EDGE AROUND arvin Mitchell. Daytona points for I.Ake City and Ron cfl 11111111 TREES PLANTI.) amounts to little more than pin G ay Brewer Beach's Mark Stanley, Curtis Cunningham of Pa (b Reach money for the Catfish, who is in Mark Hayes [jJJ IAtKS c White of St. Johns River, colnected for 13. 1111 John Mahaffey 696736 the second year of a (ieyear G 1' I P Fit:simmon% 6770-137 Okaloosa-Walton's Leroy The winner of the junior cal ...... Hero's welcome for Ned Raines after home .m Yankee pact worth $3 25 -1 I 0 F T 11 Sabo 69 65-131 McDonald and James Glover, lege tournament will represent million. Bob Murphy 69 "-117 TANIARAC (AP) LIMIT ONE Florida for the to If Firley wants to give his Earl Anthony of Tarnm Dcl rJanuar, drown ana Fred 7o-1 be piaed next month at Hutmoney away, ne mignt try - I om, Wash., who has 21 bowling titles I C. Snead 70 68- 1 38 The South — St. Petersburg's chinsn . ' , Kan. Seaver, who reportedly is seek LrryZecp,q lead to his credit took the into — —— George MCCrOSSIn and Dade RINKL R .~,ke H#11 6573 38 ing a three-year $1 million deal the tonight's al round of the ff irom we New or Mets . 8100000 flick Weber FIe Star ,a FULL OR - ctoc RaIado 7l39 includes Dade Downtown s appueman Inks would make him the highest Tournament Cliff Payion, Indian River's "" i'i c':" tL' ----Anthony graDbel mc roni 6970-139 Darryl Turner, Dade South's (1 tb;Coie "That's in the ballpark," Sea- spot by beating Mickey High' EG 6 Pact With Buc..s lommy M01nt"s 72 67-139 John Tatum, Browaed Central 's SLED BASENY REG 6 99 ver said of the million-dollar arn, 29-175, in the final gamc Ge 1 ber ger 1311- 141 Keith Thompson, Broward t Bob Dickson 69- 1 *0 _______________________ I'gure "That's about It It's not Fri da y night North's Brister Wimbs, Larry Tampa Bay Buccaneers of the J im Colber t e to 'o high an e.stinuite. But I am Anthony will vie for the title Hale I rwit. 74 i 4o Garmon and Iee Riley of Polk, National Football League now waiting to see what happens in and $14,000 first-prize money I By BOB ORRELL year by 11w Sanford Evening week with Steven P. Schick Gary Wintz 1 j 73 6?- 1-10 Manatee's Clark Rasmussen have nine free agen aft the la bor negotiations. I won't against four others: Tommy I1ldCorrespondent lieraldand the Greater Sanford taking first place with his five GreJon 68 72-140 andSt, Pete 's Rick Wagner and signing former Florida State sign until an agreement is Hudson of Akron, Ohio; Eddie Chamber of Commerce after an and-a-half-poundernd 11-year- Gil Amcwgan 69 ii-iso Moses Jones. quarterback Bill Capplernan reached on the reserve clause ........ ....... Gevge Urns 61,11-140 With only nine days to go Ressler Jr. of Allentown, Pa., absence of three years. old Steve Myers scoriq in the in Y1, POLY PLASTIC In Friday semifinal action, and former Baltimore Colts While the owner-player qale- and Jim Gfxttnan of Lorain, Sanford's First Annual Shad Response to the fishing contest juniors with orie weighing fuir J h ;o ?I- 141 0 ' sbr"ws "'~ CHOICE OF Jim 7170-141 CWWa squeezed past Edison Light end John And.rews. mate continued, third baseman Ohio .......... Deb , Steven P cnick has been terrific with shad pounds, eight ounces hw A\, 017AD0 OR i9 and Lake City downed Cappleman has not played ) Pete Rose, winner of the Hickok 72 69--141 Anthony finished the 4 2 remair s the man ti, beat for the fishermen from man), states At press time, however, Barney Tf%ompson APRICOT .............. football since 1974, when he finPatin Beach 6W. Belt as 1975's Pro Aete of the games with a total piniall of grand prize of a complete taking part Wke.Mortry 7170- 14, visitors to the anfrd area are ished the season with the Chi 7011-Ill In the Cliipoia Edison game, Year, signed his 1976 contract 9,%4. Iligharn had 9,811; Ilud. fishing rig, boat, motor, and leading for the week. Helen Homefn 01Nmas 69 72-141 Norris Randall took a rebound cago Fire of the World Footbal Rules Wive been kz-pt simple ... . Jot- InMAA son, 9,758, Rei:sler, 9,730, and trailer. His five-pound-eight72691-141 Johrwn of oijnt Dora. an d a layup right at the bt=er League. But he said frorn ids with only twe age categortes: Howard1w,fly 70 71-141 ounce entry still ho:ds the lead Godman, 9,693. pulled in a four-prund-one- Rod FmSelh 70 ?I 141 to give his team the two final Lauderhill home Thursday that junior divisio. -i 15 and OL RAINBOW Anthony knocked down 9,514 but fishing camp operators on 'indorl anti 11ho canine .......... ounce fLsh and young Slar 77 A9- 141 F lr,#.h" I141I 11 m W1111111asamr. drL um kit. Joijo say lt'iVulcl* 12 9-6' West, Fort Lauderdale, JUM* AlIrn &ioier Paul ami on led Chipola and pleased by the opportunity (age 16 and over). o distine1269-- A ed 450 bonus "'J pins L' for be toW-d dt any time. to the front in the junior And i Bean 6i il thistion is made for wx and the _i42 scarers with M points but it was to try for Tampa Bay's first Bobby Mitchell TWIN BLADES BI 10 OZ HEAVY DUTY The Derby was renewed his 19 match play'Iog division 11cr cakh tipped the L L U 7171-142 the final two of Randalls 14- team requirement neededtoenteris scales at 072-I12 three pounds two iry1card fl jc nt tn,,i 1h81 tl ' (rntm1n Ifirst — catch a shad; nd s SAFE, ounces. uniy two hours earner jet I It P-le ANNAPOIJS, Md. (AP) secon . weigh it in at one of the Charles Sifford 72 M-142 icrencr. John Niallar also con- tive: broke FS 's passing Marla had taken the lead with Capt. J.0. Coppedge, the athlet. Geefge Cadle ?o ?2-142 nected for 14 points for the In. records in 1969, but Gary Huff four official wo stations t wo-rx) un (1-5e ven -ounce entry. Frea Marit ic (hrector at Navy, announced 142 di r. s, broke that record later. ituitted in the heaft of the shad 60 I]- 142 Tony Cerda Friday that Dave Smalley, only Andrews,6-3. 238, played four Robert Jenkins got 22 points REG fishing area on the St. Trolling for the fighting shad Rav Floyo 7369-142 et et coach at 10M'Natson 7~14i years with the Baltimore Colts, 79' EA FR is which can be enjoyed Theflerby committee headed 7$471 FocrF:Ier Navy in the Imt 50 years, was Ct PALM REACH: 1 00 7 including the I2 pre-season by ali ages d f Spike Kelley FEBRUARY l4nIROUGHARCH 14 by Dick Dove selected four ' 9 '43 Cummghaff, 14 1 4 31..4tatky 0 0 0 0. when the team trained in Tainresigning effective May 31 to 7370-143 Shoemaker 4 0 0 1; Dubose I 1 4 S. fishing camps for official weigh weeks of tht! Derby hrs brought Dick Rhyan SHAD DERBY RULES devote fidl time to other duties Tom Ni(vofte 7073 - 43 Yidli.ims 0 0 0 0. Tavior 5 ?A I7. Pa' hundreds of fishermen to the St. 1. Contest is upien to the publiv. No entrN fev or pre~tations: Osteen Bridge Camp Dav c Shu%l er lit tile 1370- 43 Be,terly 0 00 0. Tolals 258 13 S3 ohns Ili% As the Derby registra!ion requirLql. %iairr Barbef 7271-143 %larina Isle, IA-mon Bluff, and LAKE CITY: Britton 00 I 0. Willis Smalley coached the Midlies enters its firvil stages, even Barry jaeckel 69742. All boats must be Coast Guard safety equipped ul I indsay' s Camp. LonQ0000. Anthonyll 4 4 20, Sacramento 43 300a. n the imt. A more people re expec, ,ed to try Gibby Gilb"t 12 ,I- 141 picket, I 22 W MCG:li I 1 13. Hewitt wse common sense and courtesy when on the -ater. Phil ROfterl J. All shad must be cuught on hook and line Fish not 5¼ oz reer record ot 94 330 during Tolau 1711)' opera tors Chooses Coach 119 George johnson 1469-143 entered in contest should be released unharmed unless I I scales on wh1rh if% 4nd kifl G 1 4j 70 ?IAA C L mdon m-rtificates furnished M ac 143 Palm Beach X-M mL'l for food CRAINIENTO. Calif. (AP) R Sk seven height limitation for its 7 3 71-1" Lake City 21 403 fish and have I in by participating Central 1. . -K ansas 4. All shad entered in contest must be weighed and Marty Fleckman 71 ?I .I" students. - -' .- . DEODORANT Training (Players) ,ociation has the obligation to bargain In pod faith on the reconstruction of a workable reserve It 'I Ilk' OLD SPICE ' Spring Afterwards, the ac knowledged the breakoff of rie gotlations. "No date has beri set (or the next meeting but both sides will remain in con tact by telephone over the weekend, a management spokesman said & ,dL& '' a Asked if the conference would be positive or negative, Miller snapped, "negative." Finley Bugging ~weanis%h INCLUDES CAMERA FILM & FLIP FLASH CIIDFD 11 4 (or players union, re ported that no progress had been made and announced a Saturd4iy press conference, "to set forth some facts." Off, u CAMERA KIT FORMULA .I wii Negotiations -- %AC TYPE ___ m VI K Dr. SATURDAY, I.Aogwood Wallilag Tours, 10 a.m. to 430 >.'. STICK ... .... League of Women Votert will lead pubiie tours of PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S FOR -' _ •'' NEW YORK (AP) Spring training camps remained shut tight today and Indications were they would stay that way (or awhile alter negotiations between the \lajor League Players and se owners broke off with - Joaaina School, Oviedoi. 7 p.m. Band and choral music, live historical scenes. :i _ Baseball MONDAY, MARCH 8 'senior Citizens tour to Lakeland Civic Center, dinner d how. Lease Sanford CiucCinter 3pm, pick up, issetherry 330pm I _ Veteran OURSTORE SALE ENDS WED IN 0"" SUN. 10-7 0AILT 9. CASSELBERRY 'N • SEMINOLE PLAZA IS OPEN 24 HOLInS pp Bosox Complete Doyle Deal RO,STON I AN - The Boston lied Sox have old southpaw , I pitcher Chuck Ross to the Cali , fomia Angeis, officially corr. OF-FICIAL WEIGII-INSTATION'S Osteen Bridge Fish Camp Marina Isle Fish Camp Lemon Bluff Fish Camp lntb i s Fish Camp WEEKIY LEADERS a OZ Adult Division — lie en Johnson, Mount Junior Division -David Robb, Lake Mary i2 lbs. 5 oz.) the awards txhrbme Saturda) Ed Dougherty Ilie first week of the Derby LarrV Nelsw March 20, tit the Sanford i)()IiCe G.iry Player ended with Clint Spillar Benevolent Association Randy Erskine, Sanford, winning th Surch Baird contest in the senior division waterfront, Tikets or the PBA Red Curl with a four pound Senunc ' barbecue are on sWe at all the Denny E&ovards had. Nine yeor old Gary Lee Fusty Znellef weigh station%. Estes, Sanford. took the junior Rrvce Cramplon In addition, a grand (1001' diVision honors wmei a four iuIu$ BO prize of a seven-and-a-half Andy North inento State University. 73 ?I-- 44 is 60- I" CHIPOLA: Hamilton 11 00 n. Ile was Lhosen Friday by 1272-144 Randall 6 2 I 14. BurgftS 4 0 0 1, 13 1 I- I&I Mallard$? 414, Dent IDOL Butter I school president Jirimes Bond to 001 Cora 1 0 WI ' year after as i son 33 S 9 Am 300 10 , coach. Their record Jenkins I I o I il, Morgan I o o 2, it 12 -1" Griffin I 0 0 2. bundraiie 0 7 2 2, wits 5-5 last season. 0. S 71 70- 141 Brady, 39, has been an a.csi.t 7470-7 I Br n -- -iT: ft �___________ ______ 2B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - ------------------------------ 1r Sunday, March 7, 1976 I __________________________________ ___ _________ - fl ______ _____ Bass, Redbreast, Bluegill - ___________ -. - ___ -- - Wekiva River fhing conUnucs to unproe ith good catchc - - - I_________________ - I • - _______ ndg and Wekiva Riser lven camps ris Petersen, fishing out of Weva I4mding, brought in four basa up th four pounda and two itors from Pensacola had a two4ay catch of 150 assorted rfish and • 4 ____________ ____ - ___________________ __________________ . Johnny Sparks scored with a five and a half and a seven and a hall pounder at the ne camp and Travis hlodge landed one __________ _____ - - - --• Lyman's I . • ____________ __________ _______ Itt 1g jps . m • ,,, , owner, tald of a limit catch of 200 landed by a four man party o Monday and nsIstcnt catches numbering 35 per boat has 34, VanScarkandGeogeMeMtu.vhRd 4A - , 220 and long 'ump plus anchoring the 440 win by Lyman. - ORI 'r' I WP 34' Jon 67 W nter Hãwcn Colonial (C) 26 U) 22. Manan ' - - - Lake Howell 537. 3 Winter Haven Orantley (flanks. Neals, T. Foster, _______ • - '. anglers can be . - 7 ' :. -, - i' -- R'Pite(Ev)andCron(B)67 100— 1 Wyatt (OR) 96 2 Cooper (OR) 10 1; 3. Washington (5) 103; MILE ' Whilaker (B) 1?; 3 Hughley (A) '1 - "i' ' " -- ______ * t ____ 1uiaparte s Filly. Jim Curn _______ seen I I 4 I I round game on March13. ( fth ( ir]u MtuipIii t It( triminid Fassi cdd confidence that Lauislie 76 and 13th ranked Mi - hi mull ____ _ '' ' ' , ,ri i r tot. tiia as in the Winter triumphs Since she turned pro champion Texas A&M, Weber and 20 1k 1eu, a ( ilifornia corn thg for schooling bass in that lars 9d \lis H imill as ssill ed full brothers Roall> (ta)S and they'll be racing for e,ents A !,orld and Olympic title Idaho State 93-81 to athance in establishing their supe ______ Slated for driving ap ference pla)of's and Temple charitable programs rather -- day'sdecisjve final Free skating dance they received almost Un- mount, Calif. have Indicated liofstra turned back lafayette chase later in the season, carran, Fern Park, the world of the (ompetitlon anchored waiting for fi to start siking en of the nine judges for careers here and may turn to F ast Coast Conference duunpion ristlne Errath was A cTowd of 12,000 in the Scan- it i ts of the This was confirmed by the Gcergetown will play for an ' short proarn and remained a elegant Moscow couple's nearly like Skee Gooeart 'tho ' bermes (small ambjack, are so thick off the Da,ona 2for ' ollersarefmd L " ' - - ______ uts Southern Hegionals. George ate four global mar behind pacer last summer In a bz1ng mile of Peon1a f h 0 d G t le track. d - 1 HIckey -" John Lanord Derby. - 4LI - leuw Saturday with ice mova and Alexander Gorshkov Ilarnill, a decade ago nursed andrnovedinothefinalsofthe lnthcworldwillgotothepostin hlainbletonian winner Ned Lnii rlrwrnni Ihpulnitc imii i iir tu imon Blf bass are showing alon in the early morning - - De Cuffis ITP) is.) 2 Tmas (LH) Owens (LH) 67]; I L Wh Ilaker (B) 52 10½ 3 Stark, % operar Derby but a few bass men are , spee (WP) 941 3 Hutchingon Thomet) I 0 7 Winter Park 3 Foster Hagle I Foster G&ine) (Wall 7692 Thomas(LH) - . BOU(1 Camp near Lake Monroe Speckled perch are still the (a%orIt at short progr.un Friday and take the first time cordmg ta camp HIGH JUMP - I. I4ae LLB) 4 10. 2 Ike (SC) S fl,) Oringardner (LI CIeeIand (Li 16 i . 2 Sebr mi (Ed) 13½, Seabreeze(Sb) 10, Trin,ty ii 6; 3 Gamms (LH) lii; SHOT 4. ladics Figure skating world earned a ironic medal, Saturday, Just like the male Tech 71-60 to advance to champion title to the United Colorado Springs, Cob., champion JotmCuyof Britain Saturday night's fina of the Mr. r thi urd - - Sedcn API Ic im of (olk n 0 ( onnr ,inrl ()linpii chaiiiinon Dorothy Jim \lillns rcpeatcd their (,OhJ 'The btst ) cr on spukkd pireh 1nii 1k9 , nd Lyman's Anita Cleveland for the girls Wyatt ran a 9.5 second - _____ ndy vitational Friday. There were a lot of winners, but the top in- ____ __________ ________ ' tuc dcfcated Morchead C0 and advaneed to the Mideast Regions in Dayton, Ohio. The • • section of the river Howell's • ____________ _____ George Dokr ifigh buei I - - P - -.- - - - lli' .soclawd P;vss II ____ - - Sunday, March 7, 173B season chunpior may dpute kind of basketball against crowd of 19600 in 1ndover, The ACC as one of man> that statement but the Cay. orth Carolina," l'ond said. Md., for slowing do play. tournamen underway Friday In Fact e t r t1Icrs ha%L certalnl looked as even The Tar heels ent to their night to determine bertha and ings (or the NCAA pla>offs %h1ch start later this month • The neest CM cn was Dottie Hill, who us ta be kaown as The Bass 1d>' for her anglin feath until an unfortuna accident sIdelU)ed her, showed - irginia in the last half of the season, ping of No 9 Maryland They on over a C1emon team that I and leading b) three or four have been one of the best—if trifIu)led No. 17 North carolina think Is very agssive de- touchdos in the fourth quarnot the te In the AC," State 71 in Thursday's open. fensively," noted Noah Car ter, they would rather see you ing rOUfld ') Coach Terr> 1)ll(I lina Coach Dean Smith, whose pass on cer pla) All w re Spsce Fishermen s Tables ______ Evenng Herald, Sanford. Fl. goo'J as lNknd's word in the better than we were the last two patented, Four-corner offense unpredictable CC playoffs. nights." while lolding an 11-point lead And now for the fma of the The Cavaliers, who fishcd The fourth-ranked Tar heels with six minutes play, Atlantft Coast Conference pla>. sixth in the seven-team league advanced to Saturday night's "Teams would rather have us o11 North Caro)na c Vir during the season beat their thampionshlp round %1th an 82- keep shooting," Smith said, desecond nationally ranked team 74.ictoryoverOen hae (ending his offensie Intentions gini.i' ____ ._ - - l U( )lt ()l(l{El,l. t - - '1 _______ / ...., ma a Outdoors . _____ __________ - ________ ________ ______ - -- ______________ ____________ ________________ If themUing to t king mackeral lures Inlet bottom fishermen Another run of big bluefish up to 15 pounds has come into Fnce let while pompano are more plenUf than in sever - Icc as sixth over all and 211 52 points (.ilif vas eighth contract and a1 that he hopes move into Saturda> night's een dinals and 20544 ioints hi1e in nine races each will Simpson Jr i Timothy T ) are oWd be likel> to raise the (e da)s ago for an at large highest priced 3earllng in the dad, John Zr, also won the ____________________________ hIanoeriPa ) Shoe Farms I Other ivers from a list that ________ _ . - Wayne Brady at the Fishin' Hole Tackle Shop In Da>lona told _________ Itoland Beaulieum trainer ____ McNutlev (TP) 1 576 SPRINT -- - t _____ , and a half pounds this week Lots of jack crea1le and ladyfl.sh U) 1 599 2 Oak MIDWEST - ________________ L - 226 3 Helnton (C) 232 7 MILE — ________ _____________________- - • - - -- WnterHav(H)37 TrinIty Prep (TP) 76 BIshop Mre (BM) 76 Edgater (Ed) ii Spruce CrHk (SC) 16 Evans (Ev) 10 Deland (0) 10. oak Rldqe (OR) I. colonial III 6, ____ M - - - - ______ ---- - out 1de parUeafor riverfishing This week, he has ad seer sheephead, weakfish, and several Spsnish mackerel have been -- : landed aswellasdrumuptonfnepowxI.s "-'--S -----------' ' . .on y - eargues T' eakJ er ean neA u th'Ci o r s on e -- -. - __________________________ ,—, w ' 71 Ci A tO 360 3, mbrosia (1) 320 0 ' 'ni, flLjr 3 C, II X ' , Kntuk Atlantic Coast Conference Semifinals ou ' o tnvrn Vurainia 73 Maryland 6$ MetroSli 31 31 523 II' on 0 at Los nueks 31 S D'euo I 74222 , Cansd,*,, flk.i. W'nnspeg 44 2) 7 90 7 39 I 4 Vrgnia i' Dver aftnn Outbc 250 211 Clgary 33 75 70 746 773 IflgIi*n* sGam -. -' , Cen èr Come Aionq 6 Vhite III for who grand Bo itt 10 Q 14(1 1 60 P (III $)2t 40 Champqne Lady 1 Buddy Bud S fl10 400 760 2 Favor,'. Pantom SEVENTH - S 15 c 1 Batmans 1IYI 1 ua j uuc 2 20 0 1611 tSI 20 P (651 511940 H n 4 Sandblaster 5 x s ' ' — TruIt ' 710ney Maze 7 Klippe NINTH ,. 5. 1 Spals (5) 17.60, K,rk. I Qet'On. Two world record horses pa g 1 , - i IL • a the vlr Cntr - p Steidle with dlact Wet heat for 100-yard dashers. (Herald Photos byTorn Vincenfl asI Coast t.enrrtncs Semifinals S MW YORK (AP) — The lcing (azzie Russell an ther No 1 Howell's Kathy H in ers AA In the "olkge les flnah resol%ed their differ — atc Cot omno Palmetto 60 Melbourne Cen SANFOROORLANDO UI FIG 40) 310 2 Ks Hopeful(S) 5'ngipc ICO 1 60 3 Phantoms Pearl (I) NINTH - 514 C 1 Gwen CIa 2 6QQ(1 1)5)060 1'! ' S0i130) 1 50 8 40 2 Baum (2)3 60 -- - LO6 oOi:s5m:r TWELFTH— . C I Courao ? _' Lee%bvr9 71, Ocala VanQuarci __________________________________________________________________________ Southern DivIiion ''??(•i( f(J M ()Utrt'jn Ourbec S Edon?on I or Saturdays Games HiahIAn lmm Ohio Conference Trinity's Carol Curtis, right, first H vie I I VV i n s first-ounJ pick in ttis >'eir's (flft Its compensation. - -- 1 •• Orlando La • MA T9IEES 4 - l__•_ - - • - - - - i I • -- - - __ , - • _______________________ of %lctOry, 1G48 and l2&8 this Tuesda nioht the Orlando Sports Stadium when the LI A 11 L ot in the world ranklnga tests with either participant scrordi"d an excellent chance of lie lahL kmn ,nth Tim Ford renutation of being cne of the ctates (meat fighters 13 drav with Sanford'sTaco Perez at the sports Stadium and a solid -- 'r" r1in' wet - t Theset dciwn lonshIpbtInthis trio of ñstic Madison Square Garden with Mike Rossman na: spokesman BOYS h(It at the locai level itkjust as important. of time Vincent-LIlis bout against Indiana's "Mad Bomber" It pairii off Orlando's Joey Vincent and St. Petersburg's Jimmy Claar. U) LOUISSAI'SI.S us low 52 NBA Varnors on Sept 1, 14 then 65 1 ' The orIlpens4Itor) action 6 Withinglon 7 0761, 700 IM. Plorden (LHI 22) 0. the National Football League • so FREE. Pennington (U) 795, before a Minneapolis judge de- 10 25 615 - OrIt-,ina, 2136 42v 12 Western Cont.renc. Branton Manatee 67 '. n oc ey ro _______ •.- A Gallon? --. - :.; . defense of hisSouthern lightweight title against Valente llamas of UI • entl the hottest lláLruiiiind fiahter in the world and Itwasoniyauniortunau.c auensuw.' usiwuOfl ucun H had bee schedul d to defend his crown tocoathe DonOsmo In the bout, Vincent entered the ring a big favorite but had to division. swinging brawl that had fans on their feet for almost the entire tt.ft• h(.k '' " E'lis 'ould be a real war " 'H ainst Narti could steal theshow from thetwotitle fights. McPherson (LII) 5:33 43. tOO Commissioner Pete Itozelle, K C. FREE " RE LAY Leke Howell pensated for loss of a ba1ipii>er G Stale 345 ' • 74 10 375 S ISIS 714 - NY st d 3111)4 52 245 51 Scaltie 3733 49711 NY Rngr 7)35 Portland 25 36 4)5 17' Chicg 76 771; 69 191 191 Eobby Walker. 22. GIRLS Patrkk Division • THURSDAY I 51 217 27) _____ her local fighters who, may aear on ils Chris Dundee ni, DIVING, McD3nough (LH) against the league. An outf- Clevclan ii), Porlland 100 FREE RELAY Lake Howell papers in thesult have not been 7Ittn( it Norris Division ___________ His tr,crs4 of -6 hat been compiled against many of the Theaday'sshow, willbeonMarch Gene We ' s bthigbrougjd defeated Mon lark and Lake ___ fl ___ TI1 —.—_IJ"__________________________________________________________________________________________ ____ ___ ____ I ,- State 411711 93 254151 -- - - - -- _____ ______ _______ __________ - �II 1n-! ____ __ -. -. = • .--r. r. ifl-_ Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. -. -, Il--li- - -- -- --- • ____ -- - - _ _ _____ - rj' - -- tini pu-uu-iirniiruuui - ii ii ____________ - ____ • - UM uj ___ -I L 1•Pl - T __________________________________ -WL Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. virrii I — ii' WLU%i ______ _____ - - — ____________ -- -- ________ Sunday,March 7 1976 1 ____ __ ' — 11111 __ - L i$T _ - 1 Sunday, March 7, 1976-iC -— Staffers RememberFirst Days __________________________________________________ 9E _ _ - I -- 4 -• L ,_ 1.::: ' Hospital Marks 20 Years MARCH 7-13 — BYJEANPAITESON Women a News Director ______ .. "I like being around the patients, pecIa1Iy the enjoys got!, sallingand canoeing Li her time away older patients who can't do much for themselves," from the hsopltal. said Mrs. Renfrow. "1 like to make them cornMiss Robinson has been operating room - \ -' ' - - ____ ______ Renfrow and Mrs. Clsra Van Dusen are still husband, Willie. Of her )years at the hospital she members of Seminole Memrtal Hospital's nursing says, "I sure hae seen a lot of changes - all those ____ • Ui' 7 tO 17, If She • "I moved in the night it opened," said Mrs. Van Dusen, night relief superilior since Feb. 1, 1956. - Cait Scoutiiuj Do , ___________ - ____________ ____ -.: :' "'-i: - - -• I - ____________________ ________________ - -, -- LlF -- 't - ___ -. - 7 '- 7Th_____ j- • - - - ____ of r 9s no nclbsIsfy, bPkrncjifla • . . " -1 .-. 4e. • '-' ". , 1 ... I as running one room in tho'c da,s toJ iy smiled MIs' 11oherton there are five." e says regular workshops and L)uring her service at Seminole Memorial "Now they have emergency covered seminars keep her current with advances Hospital, Mrs. Van Dusen has seen many changes, There are special night admissions clerks and world of surgery, and next week wUl attend the Including the addition of the East and West Wings in house doctors all night" 1962 and 1966 respectively. Robertson annual conference of the National Association of Following an injury to her wrist, Miss These are her m os t , m press ion able years • . i to ,ee a sense She II n e ea to o e gui a e - central supply room supervisor, Is a regtsterx1 nurse who trained In ____________ ____ ransferredtothesupplyroom,fromwhenceshe )aUngNurseslnMlami. t In TflP . •PPT%' r ni ,t "$ . three years alter the Institution opened, she became 4 . - .. ' ? -v . . • W11k t V" "'V I" - i. * . .. - -. - - I' hers elf - p - the board F%ans was serving as seuetary treasurer of the Oiu Fernald Lawton Hospital in 1952, even before ... - . I - / -_________ ( ,_________________ -.'(i ,. ___ • / 7' • ___ --Hospuas isumugirt:ator itabert Beuerer aa Lnrecior of surses Helen Bradley itop crnlerp Her free Ume is spent relaxing with a fishing Miss Robertson, whose brothers and , - I / ,,. ____________________ ________ -- / anesriesia become more sophisticated: technique, Mrs EllenRenfrow,anothernattveolSanford, alsochargedwlthissuingpauentcomloffltemsand lmproveimlnensely,andtheho6pltalundertjkea , •. ______________ - O'ier the years, Miss Robinson has seen the knees, or change completely to pants suits over supervises the cleansing and distribution of all the past two decades! sterile equipment throughout the hospital. s is - ____ - ' -- 0ti0m) Betty Robinson and Betty Robertson. Not only the nursing department, but the ______ -- • lx) 1)1111 She hi', tv,() sans int1 a d,iu'htt r • ___ • For lie,'? - -• -__________ -. - - .- - - years pricr to that. Hr job entails supervising the nurses in tLi r3aWig rooms and buying equipment and sup- beds when the East Wing was added, and to 199 beds and adding equipment to its X-r -y departm.- nL .d with the addition of the West Wing runs a small X-ray school at the IPC1III) it glso In 1972, a new laboratory and outpatients maintains a LPN program in cnjuncUon with _____ - — ____ ________ ____ ___ _______ _______ / / .-. -. . _______________ '- - - .••-..-.- -' (G ________ - - . __________________ ____________________ - -:--.-- -. - - Joel and Jane Kr-use ___ - ..-' - -- ' L '• -. I r!. --- --- e--'' ' tRatcDurin;APllMY -! - JUU I to our ._L L I ' - - — st" ' -. -. -..; - - - - - - -- 4_ -. - '•- - I Whether it be at an easel or .- • JIlILL I OO'+ f i&k'SX\ tt t.' S -. ________________________________________ M. i.UuO .,\ k, /0794, I A ') of the girl scouts 64 year record - Dr Charles ParacSr, who retired in 1975 after serving the Sanford community for 51 years, has 660 L 01-p ( - _____ accommodate 35 beds Theoperating room wasm the hallofthe old spent the first months ci his retIrement thinking Orgedw'thwgthfts0I County MedIa1 Society (founded in 1927) h ha back iii Deltona, Fia M. AUIIIDA WAll AC} largemIrrors,oneintheha1J,anothermtheparo • lYIPpg, forupoLurs,tr!.i ctchaJthcpaucnt 1.41 IIL1I I Lawton was appointed hospital superintendert p operatingroomtotheelevator . t p $Sfeeforeachhoura(tertheflr•hourofoperating A I r I , a I 11 I+i'i'tF'4# %RIrIIrirt UII 1.41.4 V V - - - . - . - L't • .• ,4' .. . ____ presented atrpt. In . . of musical numbers by both soloists and rnasscIuirs The idea for the Black Bicentc'rñl Program came to Ms cixnmernorate the nation's 200th birthday It met with such enentire week Thus the Blaik Bicentennial Committee, became the Black Program of the Sem1nle Bicentennial Committee Snewa Ross, and •i:. Grace Rreer ii',. i' PIJ.lt y it i'.erwhehr How can I thank a community for so much ', : -; . rro me, all they have ckne," she said 1 ," 'V axed at the cooperation she received "I'd say, program ' ' Ms Wallace, an attractive young woman with a winning I • Most of her time is spent with Tom Scarpello, an Investigator In the office She is gaining experience Interviewing clients when - a talent For cnd hag *1 - - - - .-. . . . -".- '': - - k. 2) 1 1\ 1 . DI i,iR',H WIll l'\ - .., - - :0 • I $• v • j - and higher ra'ary bricket --t J1jtf •4 -- -' - .L. rlsed about equally of men and women 44 - _____ There are a lot of lawyers wio 'iave rt yet accepted the the women, particularly the older ones, plan to return to the hI'-1, a course which, says heretostaynnd widrapidlygain wideacceptance ', . lfl-k ' "ar program spanned the week Feb 28 through March 4 Featurd "I did just that, and took It to Jack Homer (chairman of the peronaiity. was able to infuse her own enthusiarnici. events held nightly except Sunday In the Sanford Civic Centit SanfordBucentennialCcgnmittee) Hewaselated,andsentmeon into all the hundreds of people who participated "I bad this fantastic bUsineSS law teacher," relates Debbie Lawyer, able generally to do more advanced work than a legal — - PahnerMrs LthcrFruzcasuprintcndnt,,f lair I1? lIF%bAI I #% I 'dLII I '4VV I 1.1 procedures, property law, legal research and domestic relations forcement. Wtlliam.3, l9) relations Mrs R W of Mr and But Debbie, daughter I•, the school's new pnalegal degre" association history Thehospithlwasnmasaprivatetnsutuuonhya board of directors appointed by the Fernald and - - f"I £11'U Nwt" Dr Park, who as first chief of staff at Seminole hospital, was through the operating room, and the night nurse, assisted by practical nurses - wcmen Mcmc*ial Hospital, can clearly recall the old surgeons were plagued with worries about con- whose experience often was limited to having Fernald Lawlon Hospital on the corner of Filth lamination &S their surgery doubled as a public nursed family members In their ow homes. Street and Oak Avenue, an old house that was given thorougare. A ward bed in the Fernald Ion hospital cost tht People of Seminole County by two families, The ambulance entrance was via the ele ak4, so $5 a day, private rooms were a day myself, why not a Black Blce.itennLil'?" sectcthry-" fl3 Delona Blvd good pertaining to the patients and so forth and wa.s house An elevator, operated by a rope pull, connected directly with the op.rating room- Prior to surgery, the surgeon would haul on the rope to spec poi, _________ ___ ___ Therewerefivebedroomsinthehouse,andwith on an equal with adjacent county hospitals" a small addition In the back, the "hospital" could recorth Dr Park in a preface to his medical just a secretary. So she centrated on obtaining her rerearvhingtoi.Aparalegalcandoitforthem,"expIalnedMiss "But I want tu majx in the law field I can fall back on," Je - - added I'dUketoworkasaraIegalforafewyears,thenmaybYiifllams AAdegree 'Only we can't act as lawyers - that a a no-not" she added go to law school " It was the Influence of her business law teacher that per ______________________________ -- landnewkxwsforthefirsttjme Park remembers. At first, her goal was to becune a legal secretary, and she relatively new concept Generally, the work entails working in a her work collegues, Miss Wraflufl t ' 'INSURE WITH CON1DENCE DOWfltt)Wfl Sanford SANFORD P.ALA ____ Ilr4PIY' d'I A unS Eldrid e's Gulf Servi =- r' ___________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ C 4 --_________ I -- - F l .,. L1lU II ,e tnCrtluulfl Mgency - associated with Seminole Memorial Hospital have been thinking back, during the month of February, to that day, 20 years ago, when the hospital opened ---- tg1nnsngsin 'unsiw iehnnl elae — -tyr-rr___-_'.,anfnrd horn nd muM M* Wallrø 1* nu'mh 'r n ihi' ,',,, • -• . o support them to be out front— __ -i ,____-__--_--_---__-- __ -- I,.. stein remembers well the opening of Sern.n' li Memorial hospital It occurred on his birthday Seminole Memorial Hospital - only the old Ferrald ment _____ __ — ' _____________ For our daughters and our p ____________________________________________________ - Anniversaries are times for renunlsung. Persons programs,andtherewasalwavssomeoftheoider1phatyour . DCJIIIttL aøiir • 7 I ;r5r4i. - 4- -- '' - ? i Magolua -• \\,J -_t aLl" PA!... _____________ , • ___ - = -=---=9.1 ) • rr....---.-. , - -- ' r j ., ____ ' • - ................. - - -- hadlacbaaTheratiugroomwsatnthefrontbsllway—whlcbitlllcoatlnuedtofuncuonaia - :i .- - __ ' d - cornmuni '- .UVCI tUs ____________ _____ _______________________________________ nrow,nci knder loving care ___ -r -- rririi ,riu wrnr,j, -- / _______________________________________ Ah - ______________ U- - •-. -- ,jle. . .eau. . f - C &iiw.irc A s.Ir I AI A CC(V1 ATI - ___ -____________________ e Ri Hiking, Camping Enoying Nature — II - _ .. Currently, there are about l uoctors or, the a' I - Two years later, the hospital Lought the Governor Is serve four year 'itaggcrnl terms south of the hospital, bot the additional This board and the 20-year employes ha,e seen there are not yet in use r _______ ____ -' . ,, . - : • or Their - piay with others Sharing. • .caring! S - __________________ _______________ , 1 •, IIIW .f _______________________________________ 1- 'r' fe..S •)tlUI V• JIVft I I g - et er .i.r. -tJ-' • . r .• - • or e S p e ct G i r I Sc o u t s. Lear n i n g to VVor To - . - _ 'r ___ '-:. , i.- , __ r !;:!!, ___ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ 1 - -. - - - ---.-. t, - - . - j - ___ - . ••• : -- .- - .:- .--, L•mi2 -. __________________ ____ ____________ . ••. -A 7 - 1970 to late 1972 4. . i' ..' - ,- S '' •' - .. a ___ -'It! - .- a ;i\S-• '- .• i'-' �- iC. - - ______________ ____ - -- __•:-.:i::_________________________ ___________________________________________ — ________________________________________ _____ _________________________ _______ - - -____ _________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________ 2C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl -- '— Sunday, March 71976 Snowbirds' Ready ____ _____ -- 0 ____ ac A pot luck supper as en joyed b> residents — (per ______ 4 01 _____ ____ ' - I'he blessing as gLcn b> for the summer The celebration as held at George Fiholt of Sanford area jIII _______________ ______ _____ ____________________________ .. ; - I - 4 - - MISSE1 •. motheroithe bride room Mrs \hrton Mr Bill (.r 113 V 15th t , 'infurd and r -, I' " ' _____ .-'...' - Iff, /JfJ ¶- _____ I " ff / j if III , / - / --__-__- and a[fectionately utiled / p7 II i III\' III\ '\ ' - j// \ \ I III. '\ \ i , ii / ' ______________ '1,Li. '.), - - __________ > .' / /////' j .' i / / ':':":,'- .fr / //1r / -. r I , - ,' O') - I --______________________________ C was cast as the controversial period Elected were Vi Clark, resulted from an auction, bake John Adams, and his wife, president; Sonya Morris, sale ar4 a drawing for pam- - --: Mr and Mrs. Ralph Ervm, Petersbur' and Mrs Dennis Guests I I d d GordonSweene•motherofthe Dingie and daughter Lee of managers o the park, ' pressed their appreciation to all ' honoree Mrs F-ed Ga nas, I4argo who had soent the winter there ______ - -_I ____________________________ - - offering the 'iat __________ ___________________ ___________________ ____ I ____ _ ______ - - -z - Theoble Wells Jr. 21, 108 McMillan, Mr and Mrs Arthur W Ballard, 14, 618 Able, Doroth> Hartz, Mildred The group planned another Minton, 38, 2322 Ethel Dr, On Slerris L Marshell, s iox Februar) I b ; i g. , , "The Little Foxes ' i.s a stud> aguinst brother to her ad- '*. Southern famli>, the Hubbards, ' - \' - ' ' ,v i'usband into his grave blouse, and your A M outfit for PM sportswear up or down The silk print scarf you wear "/i/Ff///////iJI! 1 — I _____ _____ ____________ - -r_?i It's best to work on canvas if shane working oer the Tent lisa Williams will npl> to > our ButtonhoL stitches es enly Place the gem Into the setting I find - - '-I'--- ____ '_ =-J[_L_ ___ I_ - J -_-_ ____________________ -$'c - - IC_ - I I_______ f - --- ' .., JI ______ --ir_- - . *1 OrIndo. . to of ii EW will present compositions by Passing, Springtime, In Bach, Hindemnuth and William Wintr and Orchard The Dawson during a program singers will conclude with 3 / I ( 1 ! -J "funn uncles' and lecherous C grandf a ere— ta children a uae Yt1 / A ' 4 01 9 1 ' ' q, ij, 1ht ordwatral accompari> t bene olent benefits undertaken - '______ - I The big day finally arried hen winners were announced Fhree of the paintings were ee L.IILIL4.4L1, (,iqcndPnIni(n " as ( tshier Born in Dtcatur, Kenneth Sandon arid Mr and alut bow cuch a in irria would work out Wouldn't a Ill ,she is the granddaughter of Mrs. ilichard llerndon The man who has lived under strict Mr and Mrs L>le Mdfleynolds >oung couple has been en dIscipline for 20 >ears hase a o Belle five, Ill and Mr and tertained at a scries of parties difficult time adjusting to Mrs Edwin Henderson of Retort. rtturning to their Eustis married life' home, Sherri and Potter will I mini 34 and have never been 11cr fiance is a graduate ot join a gathering of the clan sanford, Mrs William IJerrI Kirk Iright) reseuto h k to (or lOO women woulu be Bedford sttec in Miami iith htr cnnglveyouieiohideyour time of April 10 at 7:30 pm. at and marry no man urtil your Pinecrest Bnpt1s Church In 1aiy. - 4 -t - - -. -= __ - - -, -;W4 D>son Drie Tuseawilla How shouli this be handled Appr0tel> 25 Tuscawmlla 235 _______ - - - = - _________ -- reicw of Mrs. %on Domm's Doilie and Marcel Sn>der of - iE. friend Ktlery' Be'rr gird Bertha Pollock Both ladies are Mrs 13 t I Tt 'F __________ _ I abrokenribinafreiacijdent eSO his parents ' ' ' Jerr> and Carlee Cowin of the 7am kGumld,o: ' 'a bors are 'eased to hear that y Bill and Marge Leskowyak of Johnson from South Bend, md Meadowlark recentb returned TJohisorsexPectto be n 25 * Mrs Golda Bur,i Hacienda Middleberg, Pa Sinterels Ronald Reagan" pleasure of a visit from her ____ '- _____ i - _________ Y - __%-_____________________________- appears that the Sanford A The excited oice (ailing (ongratulation.s Jackie ALTAMONTE MALL SANFORD PLAZA i Si A One of many youll find at rhe Diamond Storc t gr --- ----..- _---.___:..---.. -k -t- -- J ____ 7 I - tZ', i -_______ 96 Ca r I di m no s it karat gold ir - - _ Il.I_-= —u Almost flot and fl€xib!e i-wi #1 -1 wOugea as can 'fi (Irr4 ..L1e S ' be' SOfluOl much you run and bend' Crepe I fi I ''th' n p1en11 0' I! ex 11om ILile hOW n $1550 _ ' f Layawiy now for Christmas v White ___________________ . ycirptieatre group Li the community. (Herald Road Park BOOTH '14he Diamond Store - - to Reagan,wasguestofhonorata Hunt, Virginin flume> and Bill Woman s Liub 1 4epen upon thefndJ%jdualthat ln'.manapolIs and Mrs Fatima returned to her home, 2417 tenor Eric Nelson, a musk Robert Harrison, of the FlU student at FTU, Doris Butsch, department of music; Ruth faculty member at the pantst. secretar) ________ Jerri Kirk, chairman and LIz March 11, at 8 p in at Sanford king auditioned Jackie was of his works at thi Beef and has married a former Catholic fechnkal School and is em- thda> of Potters sister Martha plo>ed as a mechanic Born In hlerndon Saint priest could guide me DEL3Afl?G Bedford, md, he is the grand- I I dC -- priate . - otdamc haemetthreet1meswith1nthe Richard Lee of Bloomfngon, a last >ear, and he has asked me md Mr and Mr Potter 5J.j) 1iss Sefried Is a 19Th hlerndonolSomerset,N J,arr' to marry him Ith1nk1lmInlo%ewithhim, graduate of Semr.nle Corn currentlyisitlngthe1rparents - - Natalie ntis (J DEAR ABB\ I am a wife proper reciprocation for a hi r husband lIoweer sfnct drcumcntar> of the Reagan month m eP f / delicious gourmet meal ('the man works with m husband) :iriie c)rtee cooking for compan> anymore, twrthat ma c) ego tig >0 - a s - t A goodly crowd also occupied Before the> left, the wife said, lunch uptown somitinie" a DEAR M(YflIFR YOume _______ Canas, if they A P / - fatherl> hug or kiss In our hunw, there has ______ I Powell Norick Matson helped Eleanor Baked goods and fanc> table will ha e a famil' dinner at the 7th Street and Charle> Miller cook and 1-1 -1 AI -+ cz mothers or some other entertaining, and I am told I do husband and I are interested in polikI', decline her luntheoa granted permission to film the extended because, whil.± the> responsible adult. it well We recently entertained these poeple as a couple It was offer and hope she catches on coffee, much to the delight of wcre enio>ing the attractions of music reheaal hail There is Lonesome Valle>," and 'Soon _____ _______ • Iii! of a good deal of starch o In- ) Dear sexual!> alertid to this danger and -r- -- iS Id S 5 0 > and bea full time housewife and will be se1lin by reading about it In your ______________________ tntnwn for lunch some day" tell her tactfull> that sou hme casting Compan%) which is and Mrs John Burge of '' K C 00 I'.3 I Th' FTIJ ainr Singers Unlersit), arid tss David will apptar In theIr season Peterson, c'.angelistic song inaugural accompanied by leader mmd resident of Iongmembers of the university's wood Second on the afternoon orchestra in an afternoon perprogr'ni will be Paul lIm-. formancecin March11 The 25-member singing demuth's Six Chansona The The llacii Ci'nt.ata o ______ /1/' I UIILflIr(r\ fathers ou daughters This is a tragic II $ I - __________ , ______ girim Remember always to The next row of Buttonhole fashion how many tows >ou'll • ircf Id J - _ -----—. 'w'--.-- 1 about _____ -Jk _______ - - - _____ / / /1 /1 - - __________________ &: // __________________ elder because the gold or silver I A - ' '/ j j J / y ________ DEAR ABB't Latei I used cloisonne thread, weight bits of al eli s's- be dne tO build up Do two, iluee or This will pull >our setting in strong, polished thread A .ery alwas suggest using linen '4 - JJ/ I Jffj4Y///J/ / ff'//f jiifii,ij/ii j/j/!,I (j/,1jV/f,// 441 i, I. If >ou hate a small treasure Seminole Counts I arks trncj l tremen di I the serving Recreation Board was in • / s the turn of the ceritur> by formation, call the Rollins as a setting Another plus the gem on ojr canvas Outline tight and orderly stitches will trickily conni%ing agaIrs College theatre box office, elasncmt> of this thread is very thlssh.apelnsimpleTentstitch depend on the thickness of the _______ : -- candlelit dinnertime with a few cieer switches Chuluota Community Church Hall in honor of Girl Scout Week Janet Shogren Linda J*_,*. Vnrs Al __ ___ ___ - - t-' f/f/fr//P/i jr/hi ir/,jJjj 'I jr p -& h was a big weekend for and most of the picnic tables r— (Thuluota, Sunday, at the Lake were Filled. Mills Park dedication Thi KATIIFItINF. .larkson lpiaht Middle Sa-h,nI On the Sit,,rdt JONES iiti' , ______ - Sunshine >ellow is back, and deep sea blue Along with grass green arid LSCuS red -- and(ItandIng,fromleftJB41lFflmorea3JolinAdamJ,LurPJ1moreaIAbIgauAdamaandChlp Johnson as Thomas Jefferson. (Herald Photo by Doris Dietrich) I r i7F/ iii _________ \ ('J -' -_ —1 - J 1"iit -- ____ IL It /1f/iip emphasis on natural, eas>-care fabrics Sportswear, of course, means put togethers - I V - , 1 ___________ , ______ -'- Combined with the fresh, casual look that eokes ___ Foxes," will be Dx! Annie sharp revelation of how spoiling pretlous stones from Brazil as -'"-- '!' #. - dS spr'"an wnmcr . she1abmtof1assrrnLrror ' 1)I ______ ________________ •Ir Elro> Lee Edw O'uich & Mary ,I Rivera & Helene Scott Denton & V FnciscoP -- 1 a I - t)hf Gable, Mr and Mrs Elmer Cowart 20, Pt I Box 375, Solomon, 19, 730 Callahan St, Mr and Mrs Ste%e Yveber, Mr - ________________ - -- I • ''' - -L 1 i Thomas J OKeefee Jr, 44, -_-' _____ arrage ppicaions (,riffith and Mr and Mrs. ______________________________________________ Harlen Coleman Michael J Thomnas,25, 15355. - ____ Fashions for fun in the 5un%hlne - Funshine Fashions - was the theme of the cpring styles show sponsored b% Harold It. Ilartinan, 27, 403 Summer Wind Dr, WP, Mar) and Mrs. Samuel Zeigler, Mr Palmetto A'e C>pth,a j j A,,O1d, .t iio SUITUI1Cr ard Mrs Tnhn Mel ands r-_-_______________ _______ _____ _ • (top left) tenses at the attentions of a brief bikini clad mannequin, while three caftan-striped lovelies (bottom right) strike captivating poses in the newest casual wear Stripes are all dressed up for lunch nn thø tnwn h'# mi'vlgii (Mn risihtl who outs it all tociether in black. I For further information, call Ervmn, Mr and Mrs Herman 6, 9 a.m -noon, South Seminole Fwart, Mr and Mrs. Richard Center "Beginning Oil," SCC VictorA Johnson,20 1109W Spruce, WP, Bertha M Stiner, Rosenber>, Mr and Mrs ________________________ ______________ ;i. ind Mrs !)orse Ilenle Mr and Mrs Ike Sanders, Mr and p meet n't Waukegan, Ill, Carla R 36, Box 907, LW _____ I a- ________ ior o ice foim a skit, and Christie The Winter Sprini,s Junior Thomas and Susan Bergman M ' __ Ben Franklin, par excellence, meeting The main item on the Bicentennial project of the speak on "Quick Tricks With Tracey - , - -- ___________ Sunday,March7, 1976-3C EvenIng Herald,_Sanford, Ft. In other business, club Ladies Auxiliary, Winter Under the auspices of the man more than )O years old, Signed up to perform before club's Arts Department, the >oung "Jefferson" reminded members approed a recoin- Springs Volunteer Fire Depart the members were John Booth, historical musical sac directed Americans today how fortunate mendation from the board of mint, has been rescheduled on ho will appear as Patrick by Anna Lea Heard, co-founder they are to exercise the managers to contribute $250 to March 16, at 730 p m In the Henry and deliver a couple of of Act III, ho also provided privilege of life, liberty and proide an azalea bed west of ready room of the Fire Station his most famous speeches, -'!i- '' I_-,r'," '("' /_I (," ii iii) ii r- rap ssion" on future plans Vignettes depicting the lift at home during the triasurtr drifI (drol)n Cor Art Iron, chairmen, an nlius, recording secreta. Mines. J. E. Bolton. R. K. for the oup. It was decided to struggles and hardships of American RevoluUon. writing and signing the Vi Clark, mambership Horton, Donald King, Herbert hold Bicentennial skits by the Chip Johnson, the third coDeclaration of Independence ordinatorolActlll,emergedas chairman and second vice Larson, M. Ii. Stickland, members every other meeting ere presented by Act III >oung Thomas Jefferson, writ president, welcomed the Lorraine Graham and D W until Jul> 4 So much en Pla>ers for Sanford Woman's er of the Declaration of following new club members Kickliter thustasm was shown, (or this Club at the Marth luncheon Independnce his Mrs. George (Pat) Beers, Mrs %AICJF Idea, it was decided to devote Iii Estelle Davis and Mrs Joseph vv' r the entire next meeting to the meeting, Wednesday at the monologue to the audience I /1 I_ Woman s Club Sees History * - -- -- ____ _______ - (1 f I - I -' Lunate to hap' two professional callers In the group, Phillip III l .. ________ Some Lhou,'ht square dancing ________ CF_bNJ _ u__o_e _1 S ç1 I a ç _____ i. - the Park Avenue Motile Home was attended by "snowbirds" evening was spent visiting. Park, Sanford, on Feb 27 as a from as far afield as Illinois, Seeral talented people en farewell to those campers Michigan, Penns>hania, New tertalned ti pla>ing the piano, preparing to lease Florida and York Nei' Jerse> Arkansas guitar, iohn, ukelele and return to their northern home and Ohio spoons There were man> good -______ iL'' - - - - _____ ____ I PH. 322.3524 C J I GiY _ - �__ ________________ ______ 1,01. lit elmm 4 C-Ev ning HeraId,Sanford,FI _47 WAR# Sunday,Mircti76 e ___________ BEETLE i BAILEY L_ Mort Walker ! Answer to Preru, Punts -- ° Tour I- __ HOROSCOPE Real 77 Cornw FEEL Li4E ByBERNtCECEDEOSOL 40 4 Lima IS S capital Tower 1hts,e 8 Capri o4'Man, 41 Extinct h.rd 4sbr \ / 49 in me way _J 14 A \ {TTI \ ( - ) // 30 Wild donkey 32 Idolized rv 34 VecrS 35 Explosive 36 -- Ve93S 37 Fixed course LMT. \ J 1L15t1 1 I II YOU IHINK ABOUT SOMETHING,/- L!;:F- 5 SON 30 TI other birit's are flying about thought there must be other inch. Refrigerate until firm. amounts that should go into cut to fit the feeder," she says. kitchen scraps such as stale to dominate the conversation. to do for another today doesn't and would like to recover something for it. Usually the price for Remember: We also learn by listening have some hidden costs that Inventory, fixtures and equipment can be agreed upon par- information told you in con- especially toward afternoon. If fidence Best you have no plans, you're apt to - 14 7" - - - - I ' - • / - don't - - 41 46 _______________________________ - ________ _______ BUGS BUNNY L by Stoffel & Hemmdohl 17 NEED SOME " TH' HELP r TAsD -I- ' ' -'. - .•. - . i \'\\ 1 ' ,, (IS WALD and REL.XflVE T " £ P ' %FST A Qj 109 VA 8 7 FAST & 7 543 VQ10965 BLONDIE Chic Young Ili so EDNA HIPP' BECALSE TODAY, BU T IM NOT ç' J" E SO MAD ) YOU '' DIDN1 I4V,'E ME' ¶' '---F I -- - llwir West u,rtl ijLil wia s / A F ""... 1 iTIS A PFZESENT UMB;ZEELLA, NFW FROM Yy GRANDMA' IKE To RY IT? N LET ME QU v \\ • FR7wrom~ L- 1071 vli_- ) ' - i (I SAG177ARIUS(Nov. 23-Dec. of 21) Be careful if making a greements P especially If you're involved in cormnitments today. Get an an enterprise with friends. Shun expert's advice if you ha-ve extra vagance. doubts. . GEMII (May 21-June 20) It unwise to take on opposition realistically ma CANCER (June 21-July 22) tiest. Being I WOULD LIKE C3 ASE APJ GEE CAN I I WISH To HELP PuCHsEA'J '-.' LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Don't ti-par Unfortunately, s too often e case Individuals want lii mo%e too Wt. Every time they think they can obtain a "good buy" they plunge right in. It is tragic how often a "good buy" IS the straw that broke You may find chancy nr 1 .er specu..*L',,e ventures them analyze your position and tempting today. It's unwise to rely sold) on lady Indy Am;ert you. Luck She finances may still be problem ug alwa ys liz e what we like and ' up in the ' newspaper. The Jacobys will of tight spots answer individual questions it stamped. self-addressed envelopes are enclosod. The most intersisting questions will be used in this column and will receive copies ot Opportunities that could tJBRA (Sept. 234)ct. 23) Try enhance you materiaHy ma) 40 not to bring up issues today with suddenly open up this coining assmiates that could lead to yer. They won't produce a debate. It might be like operbg proper return ii they're a Pandora's box. m3naged YOUR HIRTIIDAY SIARCII 8, 1976 Here's 0 CARNIVAL ic Y the paint urner f' - 4.. DNSVARURIU Q INTADIAM j - ( AW I FL( US Th THE Insmictions: Hidden words below appear forward, back. 'a ward, up, down or diagonally. Find each and box it In. C I 950'v$ _\ Dachshund Daffodil I Dagga n q ii Dais ' Dalles Damson 4 i Dart Dasheen Dastard Da tura 1 in " I '' ' D avit 7 I A "So he got a bit finger! He told me himself that this might hurl a liflie, , DS DTh1i1'As I ZPL()EiCV61S7M$AIJT714 I'VE ALWAYS WAN'TtV 10 Of A JU6(4F_R.1 COME ON, OF VF _) I 6N AI I A1.4i7v II?4 0 0 r )01( i A. old decals off wooden - try covering the aecal 111to &A 1.11I litell, clulo. LOCH pressing '- s or months Olk 5. Highland Hills, 12S,S0. Fla Pr-,idriI ri,mm-iiI inr LAIiI Winter Heirries. Devco of On Inc to Donald i John S. Collins L wt Joyce to G - II Gary W Powatsz wt Linda A Lot 10, 81k 14, Wetherf eld, 1t Addn 119.100 John A. Crager r ,& Karen L to Barry T. Kirby, Lot I Rik K, North Orl Terr,. Sec 4 Um. 1, U41I Stanley T. YurkiewIC: Sf.. wimr to Helen I LoSasso Lot 7 51k 5 -- - -------- - Kenneth C, Morris A wt Barbara to Wm J. Morris Lot 10 811 3 hi.eamronover the cloth being certain thi Craig A P,onnoe & Sharin S to Hills Un 3 $35 900 mly III & WI Doris A Apt SD 2 Chula Vista $100 Rodollo M Marlos L wt Estelitis A Barnett Ist Natt Bk WP, Truilese to Grallada To*nhomes. at Sonora (QCV) Stephen F Sensakovic, ji g Lots 6 & 7, Olk H. Sanlando Springs Charin H cArter, w A4of NW 1, el Condom, Unit Olt, SM.000. to Jacquelyn 8 SenSakovic. E 100' f T tio 15. 2nd repi. s4s,ow Charles E Bloom ir . & Baruara N 10.79'of 5 212.17* of NWI9 of NEI. SE 1 4 Of Sec 22 21 30. less E "S, & COMBank WP. to Fla. Sanitarium less other part. %too Goldberg, Exec. will of Chas. E of SE, 4of Sec. 36 19 X, less r w U Benevolent Assoc , part of Lots 30 Bloom to Helen F. Bloom, Lot 2 Sec Donald 8 Cartwright Jrr L Imilf Ralph B Chalfant & wt Karyle tc 31 & 3? Forest City Of tt Of Park 7 Pameta to Many Lee Gernler & Geo 75 20 (leSs $ i32O I & that Levie Fla Inv Lot 7 (ilk D 60, deSC & All Of SW`4 Of SW'4 Of L, Gensier Al wt. sernece m.it ten, Sec 30 20 29, S of Writiva River L W L a rk I d. S29,Soo NWI 4 of Sec. 16 7 1 29. $1.250,000 Lot 299, Spring Oaks Un 2 part of oft r r, %too Frederick C. Cyr to John Capu:,, Cornelia Marie Moore. Asd 1 0 Lot 23 Spq 0&1 s. U2.900 James R. Walker Ill to Avis Sue & A1 Joan. Lot 15. Blk K, North Or , Lev,e Fla Inv , WP, Let 5 Blk D. Bradley Howaid Inc to Kenneth Wliter. Lot 172, WoOdcrest Unit S. Terf , Sec A Unit 1, %too Golfview Ests. sec. meredIth E. Wise & wt. Ingi;j J Lot 20, alk A, S I X James F. DePierro & wt Karen 1) Mr,or I No 1. 132.800 FreNom Home%. Inc to Robert D Swetilwaler Oaks, Sec S. $65,900 Robert D. Peters & wt Beatrice it First litin. servicsir Corp. to Ben Dern *f Ja(quel-ne H., Lot 12. Rik Lot 35, Blk. E. North Orl Terr-, SeC 6 Terri T. Grant to Stephen Allen Ward Agency Inc Lot 40 Garden Grant Lot 1 Casa Aloma 1100 1 Shadow Hill 5)6900 Unit 1 52*700 Ellis King, prsonal resp of III tlArl *1 Cornelia, Lot too Casa Ruth Weinich to latin E McClelland AIom 5iO oo., & Gail A.. Lot 6 & W 74* of 7. elk C, J. Wadst Nods Mary L. Berset, Maine Add.. to L.W. SIS.ODO cc-exec tit Agnes U. Nods to Clair Eauslable Life Assur SOC Of U S Lot 27 Forest Brook 152.400 Orlando Re3lly Service, Inc. to MargAref Roche O'Connell, wid The Huskey, Co to AVIesbvry 1rrTr iro. -. • S.. ttfh'.* chntuld I ii. D w i t 14 , s 1570 150'04 W960 50 of NE'. of Sec 31 U 2-$; 10111 ll$,000. Wm. E. Penland L wt SHrley i Frank J Waterhouse & Susan to Norman R Peach & wt Carol J,, Lot Wall" A Levy 'At Bernice G at 15. Rik 55 16BIkC,NofthOrl Tefr.Sec6Un1t 1. S26,000 Sanlndo The Sut)urb fjejutq.l Hm iii, ins: to chat les John A marble After you have done a Philip E Blake £ James M Cole E The Greater Constr Corp to I ISO 100 small area rinse out the titoji iS 01W347 ofl 13$ 31 ofpar 0(811 David S. Liao &wf Daisy F Lu I Fred R Haviland Jr & w$ (tar thoroughly. wet it with clean -ater and rub the floor alain. possible to make flagstones for Ifinse tile mop repeat and keep a walkway without buying the doing this until, when you replat Addn to I understand that it is ready-made stones. Can -ou tell squeeze tile inop, nothing (Utile i*it 0 it except clean me how this is done . Detergent Is all right for actually will waftr you What ft ing this e of floor per I are concret e 'ii .u ' s. you use prov that can be- used for walking on. Dig to about I inches. The size the detergent very. very spatand shape of the stone depends ingly and that you do a thorough fln., ' on your preference but Itidl%( sure t he excavation is lesel (For either of Andy Lang's Pour in a concreIte mix and helpful booklets, Simple level it off with a wo(litlen float. PlumbiN Repairs" or "Wood Repeat this operation as inany 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOU5ES and hot parties can enter FROM $125 bra to junior R Bohannon & iillf jo Alice. Lot 19 Rik G. Spring Valley Yhe Greater Constr, Corp. to cAns, sec 2. s3i.sw John Ar Broiiei L meiisainar i to i wt- Suzanne weiliva Hunt Club Fox Hunt. Sec 1, 13S,000 CR. 571.600 mt IS, Henry A JameS & wt Docoth1 Lof 21. Blk D. San Sebastian Hi-, Un 1. sAo.600 Lake Searcy Shores 129200 Frank rdniundlleskett t A nne tt e, Lot 73 511 8 sd of South Sanford Nader Homes In to Joe U $i$ 000 iItSkttl Lot 146 & N 5 of lAS Arnold & III Jean Marie, Lot John Daniel%& wt. jeaneite to 7rallwood Est% Sec 1. S100 Lakt Searcy Shores $37900 Arthur H McDaniel to Robert F Willie James Thompson E 50' of N Anlhony Tango to Vivian Tango, too* ll unplatted part Rik G. A D McDaniel & *f Laura D.. Lot 11. Rik Lots 25 Rik 78, Driltamillsold. Fourth Chappelis d of Goldsboro. Sanu, A. Crv%tai Shores, Oviedo 1100 PaO E. Landorville Ill A wt Sec., 1100 $121VA George A. Coiwn L wt Sandy K. (OCD) Continental Equity Ltd Victoria to Wilbur L. Gardens & wt to Fv p',s Lot 1 5. II? 0(3 13th D. Ptr to the Myers Co as Trustee Alice 3 U 33 (less W 25 35) a w s ylano so sii ;oo 41.42' of 1) 31 811 S Saniando The Lots t 31 3733 40 11 425.43 FIa Eunice L. Colo, form. Turner 10 Land & cotorlitallown Co. CvIery Sub. fleaul., Palm Sprinfis, Sec.. R. Hearn wt. Sharon s iv Plantation. (less part) 1100. -1 Ll I & N 36, of 9 Blk 11 Tier 1. Win A Wilig Linda Wilars, Levie Fla. Inv. to Anthony MOICA Santor d, E,R Traft OrdI Ma p, & w-f Immscelata. Lot S, Rik D. Wing, both ii to Gary L. Bowen & Nadeir Home%, Inc to Thomas V P lumbo wt Renee E Lot $4, ','.'ria Hunt Clut>. Fc. same size: in fact. variations Kno%%-Ilmil, P.O. [lox 477. . Y, 11743. will make the walkwa more Huntington, or Quertionlc can not be answered s Massey & wt Evelyn Unit 44C five Interesting Alter about Par It)lrwj Condo U3.500 I ifl(li%idlidlly six hours, wet (IOVfl C. 11 stone. ',' Hurt, Sec 1, $36,5)0 John Daniel% to sarah F. Floyd, S. 131 Iwo Ctarle% E. Doilnott & mary to parliell L Young & vvf Shis Illy C. L I 11 Rik 0. SwiLvtwaler Oak%, S".N* Charles Clayton jr . etux iIto James E. Skem & *1 Row E_ consI 10 5 *01W III oft 515 of NW '.of SW Unit 3 Bldg B Cflerrywond Gdns ¶ of 5, 1'? 19 )0 537 DT - into the 2greenjent with mutual understandlng. We are in the business of helping you. Call us toda Y. 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD 322-2090 iii QS) Philip Baroudi to Writs. Bryant Lots 10, 11 12 Blix Round La st IP 207 EaSi 231 h 51. c Ests 1* 900 Devco of Of I. Inc.. to Clyde R Mallory & *1 Dolores. Lot 13 Blk 0 t SANFO n3-7832 ' Rest Estate Of Your Choice RLWCOI T2 :: -10 . -; c - OUR GARDEN HOME has it a I together. 4 jtt~i At Woodmere we can show you exactly what you're getting . . . We've got it all A.~ together. Everything is ready for you to ,uPl.u.uu1\ y' The only thina ouzzlina about Woodmere is how we can offer these fabulous one and two story homes Anabelle to J. Richard Anderson Jr. & wt 111ftildmert,fil of Twiri-if"91-111 Its% r-w etc., 1101. Ouay Dev, Inc, to Don L. Davis Mary Jo. Lot too. Ouomins mirror so ornp ca ons up to legal terminology. even more basic Items such as who Is responsible for what costs diring closing are explained STUDIO 1, 2. 3 BEDROOM SUITES Homes Corp. Lot S. 8th G. Swec' 555500 OIl 33, Town of Chulut, S44 111ililer L)dRs. 311 ). SIJ.VW G A H Dev. Co to Gidus, Buildtirs D.inn W Frank%. %gI L Shirley A Ben Ward Inc to Roy C 1rnkssgl?o Carl E Bode&wI inc Lot 310 Woodc,,st Un S PI Un 1, smwo 1. C Kennedy wt. Minnie to Margaret K. Jacobs, wid, Lots 11 1, 31, e1c. 11j.9011, 12. Is! Addris Citrus HIS.. 11.000 Thomas E. Campbell. Trustee FfankG WilliamsLioit He4ento CoI eft & Eqjity Inv. to 0ank Grant W, Froman & Ruth Walli, 5 I $ 9 Sanfando Sor nqs 5100 Camelot Unit, 133,100 Fla Land Co tow J Bowtn 5. wt (,.,,,, 3, Blik E, North Orl. Terr., Sec. 2 Wilco Constr. Co to Stephen P veyances totaled $4,301,783 compared with II H. Lis 7 Rik A. Sec 3 North OrI Unit No, 11 iiii.500 Jenkins & wt, Sanfra IA. Lot 2. Rik P4nche3, $3,100. $3,041,466 in the same week one year ago. Five Points Lk. Mary Ltd to K, North Orl Terr Sec 4 Un. 1. Malcolm Clayton L Mary Eta I to Williams ROt,nt C Luntiey. Lot S Coun Real estate conveyances in 1976 to date 179000 R obert M J Moe (Married) cond', 111 $10.000. The Greater Constr Corp. to unit 9, Bldg B, Cherrywood Gans. totals S41,349,5nI. Clarence K. Kuippr & wt Evelyn to Charles D. Gross & %fr Cheryl H 1171111,00 Larry D Lucarelli & wt Dorothy A cross, Lot IS6, Wekiva Hunt ciut), Cynthia Y. Charron to Michael III Beg at SW car of Lot 6 81k B Fast Hunt Sec 1 535500 Charron Lot 4 Northwood SLAW Seminole Indus Park. ISf Addn % deed Is a contract bet C.L. West Jr. a Corinne s. to witst The Greater Constr. Corp to Gr# mrr C,~I Cr, p 1.1)4001ur A Owen L. Thompon to Dorothy B. S42.000 Eden Grovei Inc., From SE cow. of E Thompson, Lot IS Rik it, N efiler SPII & %f Susn G r. Ll " 131' F Robert D Gaynor L *1 Deborah A ren buyer a nd seller, which Robert E. McNicholas & Martha Ili of NE 14 of NE 14 of Stc 10-21.31. Homes Ho Ll 13, Wekiva Hunt Club, Fok Hunt, Sem-nole Sitm. $26,700 , *ell Park, sec. I. sitio. binds the two parties to Roy T Nelson & wt Karen, Lots 17 run w tic., %too. Earl L. Sall & Frances to the Sec 1, 1,19,600 it Conti accurding to their mutual LI8B1kC,2ndrrpl Tr 7I.Saniando (QCD) Ewjene A & Martha Charles W. Holton 11, set. to C. Swirelwat Spgs'. S6,000 consent. The term mutuality Lacinry lo'West Eden Groves Inc . Frances Marie Hoffon, %gI., Lot A. Seminole Sites. 1100. NE Oaks Sec 6 $11 Domingo D Pilarte & *1 Esther to irom SE cot of E of NE 'i of of romen Is the most im W Vincent Roberts & wt Shela South Park $100 Angel Rosacto & *1 Daisy. Lot 6. Rik 14 Sec 10 21 31, $100. E H Walt.Irmire Landscaping etal to Bob M Call. sgI L Lena C, Mildred 0. Faulkner (Married) to portant aspect here. it F. Camelot 111 1. %3i= Michael Harmon & wt. Julie to G. Inc to civats mccoy & wt jo yCe H,. Ball Jf ton Lots 2S 31 & N 4 S, of 32 & Lindsay L. While A wt Janina, Lot Mrs that all of the parBernice R. Doughty to Ray Michael Harmon, Lot 20 & W 20' of SE'. of SE'. of Sec. 4 LIs. 39 13, etc Bonaventure, 24, 5th A, $portsmans Paradise , ars . the contract are 21.31 (less N 5 acres L N 80' of 51 1 of SJSDW, Addis to Ca. S1.200. Sanlando Spgi,. T r. No. ij, znd rept Alf. Sec., $too. WI; of SEI. of SE14 of Sec 4). Gre AterConsir Corp tovincen,,~ understood by both parties. Doris m. Starnes, %gl. to Rotserl E. 51000 Cross County Corntr. Corp to 510000 Ta aetla & *1 lane I Lot 69. $?atnes sgl Lot IS Ojenla Odni and that these particulars Harold C. Doughty to Riy Gef Bryan R, Gassisin & wt Su:y Y to 2nd Addn $100. JohnW.RaffiS&*f,Viv0AnM,LoI7 Wl.*4or Manor. Isl Adis 141.000 totall are mono & wt Eva LOts I & 7. 01k 8 y accep table Uen E 19 341 & E 3672 0(3 81k 53 Glenda G. Oichl sgI Let 25 8th A Pr&St#Qe Inc to Lawrence Paul W Phill ps & wf Jeweil to parties . Santanøo Spgs Tn 73 2nd repl S.enlanso The Suburb Beautiful,Orth Ott Tent Sec 9 Unt 2 Robert E Nininger & w4 Patricia S Straker & wt Mary 0 Lot S Bill A S10DO S29,900 Palm Springs Sec , S29,500 6 Sv-.i i to-iler Oaks S63 7X 150' of N 113' of E US, of SW1, ct It Is hert UNat the real Jacqueline J Warlell (form Dewco of Orl, Inc. to Richard L li of Sec. 30r20-30 $12.SW, estate dealer Is vital. Daniel) to Arthur H MrDaniel, Epoch P;op Inc. to James Piref y & wt Sandra K.. Lot 8, Rik L, Viking Buildt-s Imc.. to Victor Because of his expertise In L0 11. Blk A. Crystal Shores, OviNo Boiouerin&iII Pairifias. unit 2oi Camelot Unit 2, $78.000 7afuln (Marriecil Lot n Blk Rr S~ SICI) these matters. he can fully John w wiiiims & wt Dorothy to D, V,Iia% Cando, II ON Barbara L. Uhlfelder to Levelle Dorothy K Wilkins. Lot 9. Idyllwilice Wands J Price, exec est Edw. F explain these details so that Howard John Giftlaff to Nancy W Duppell Lot 17 81k S Ent: ° LOCh Arbor RepIt 55 000 Ackmann to Don N Ptck,n,ng & wI GiUlaff SW con of P4w'. of P4W'. no misunderitandings occur R. Hughes tliOU4tl the holes and return to sufficiently. Use ' wet mop and Wi Patricia P.. Ll 7 Sandy Oaks s d, The Greater Constr. Corp to Palm Springs Sec • 53.200 the can Then if there are a few work carefully so that no metal 16000 Sidney R Maiwell & wt Daniel C Duncan & *4 Rtinnda T them the way you have always done John J Sandron, trustee Lot S B D. Lake Oak% sec Saniancto sprims. Jr. & wt. Mayda M., Lot 1. Olk M, Mary Helen Dyke to Walter H. $2,000 North Orl. Ranchm. Sec. 1, 111,100 Casey L wt Winifred S., Lots 5 & 6. IQCO) Virginia Clarke SiI Fla. Land Co. to Walter W. Jordan 3rd I.kec., Miner at Springs Park. $100 form Walking, to Virginia C. Sea j & wt C laud'a J. Lot 10 Rik C. Nor III Sigmund S, Po*alisl 4. wt Elit. to hb Clayborne. Lots 7 & I Rik C-. T1_ week endinn Feb 27 com"ared with the same period o Recorded rear estate C0fl Frank B. Chisani & *1 Sara F, Lot , % 21 min %2.1`11710 Thulma Voska From SE cor. of Swill of See etc. smoo. Fla Land Co to Carl E. ~Iephens Chura Hidden Lake Un IA S29.500 Johinf-117Her-bey -- wt,-AsI 17-fo A. '17he chances are you Ch Alifili W. Rogers & wt Lucille J through metal without too much trouble. As %ou work, the paint used too much detergent or that Lt A. T, 2. Paradise Point, SK 2. -ou failed to rinse the floor 13,800 tivit collects in tile rim will fall I •i. •:•u Rout W Rader Jr & Sharon to James H Murray & wf Mary Ann Est , Inc . Lots I & I Rik AS, Crystal Lot 9r Rik F. Hidden Lake Un 18, anchts Se 3 12,700 On t'a 55)00 F'a. Land Co o Rm Chnlr. G Strohm,n & Dorothy 'anford) to Thompson W Harrell R. Goodman £ wt. Jackie H Lc' 7 H vaicnt & wt Jimmie S Tr 8, 81k HIIS, ' r & wt Lee F W II IS' of LI. 7, all L. Layman to Craig S. Young & wt. Kim. s c:e s i North On Pirics, si.i 0 3 & E 21.14'of 4, Rik 28. Sanlando wriee Kay, W )C'of Lot I &all of 10, Tl,e Suburb Beautiful. Sanford Sec - A.J, Peterson s.d. Ist Addn., 111,500. 0. 000 Ernest ?A Southward & v6l rye Points 1k MCry. Ltd to Patricia to John BIta & *1 M Activit in the Seminole Count real (mvary Baptist Assembly of San Diane. Lot 13. The Springs Sh I ood Village, S41.000 estate market was up 35 per cent during the Patricia H Rogers (form Grady L. Cordell a Barbara 10 orA. 'D Thert-'s no need 19 hLOW. C. French a wt. Mar y a., elf-addressec! envelope to From SE cor. of NW to of Sec. 14.11. fr)- to inake ll tile stones the r ___________________________________________________ son - O.'i4*.M (axp?) 0105446! SLOW AULS? -EP VA,UPFVILUAN '1 LLT'S! IN171AN OF THE MONTH' rry Trudeau p r------ PRES-00TWITH try to get it out by dipping drops still in the rim, rernove part of the inop scrapes the O ka TUMDLE SM Ihae tried sarious liq uids arill viiashing fluids to get J • ' - plalned Cameron.Srown Co. to FIa. S.imuel I. Boothroyd & wi Residntial Communities Inc., Lot 4, Beatrice I. to Johnny Walk er Real B Lot 1.2&4 20 81k C L?s I 17 81k Lt i 81k 8 HighlandHilts %33.000 Lot 72 Blk 10 Bel Air. D & 0% 1 1. Rik E, & Tracts I Wm M McClymont & wf. Highland Hills $195.000 Retftce Mae to Frederick Wm, Cameron-Brown Co. to Fla Rood, ir & wt. Dianre Marie. Residential Communities Inc, L ot 1, Commence at SE car of SW 1, of N E Rik A, Highland Hills. %73.100, '. of 5e 7221)? etc aka It 711 Fla dential Comm Inc to nes. of SF'. leSs E 100 of S 301 of Sanlando Springs Lake Oaks Sec Cpni Prep Incta., Jo, paint in the rini has hardened doesn't touch the wood. Now tr) Sec 16 21 11, plus N 30' of Lot C. S6,500 Jr L Wt Shelby, Unit 202 C, WI I v.i Henry G Green & wt Ress to Villas, Condom . S50,000. and that the cover never was remoiiiing the decal by rubbing Windmeado Farms, S16.300. Seminole Enir., Inc. 10 F%obefl Joseph C Spaulding I a Int . Myron Is Marie King Bolles to BliiI really on tight enough. there wiUj the wet clott Frin & *1 Elst Lots J. SAII SOuc', L Alolay, II int.. L Ralph L. Keeler znnie easier and better way to have to repeat the operation ss= Ill -tit of NW14 of SE 14 fless r w Land ILO Plt of Ries: k HamilI P Sam. Enlr., to Eva M.Clark, Lf 44, SQ 421 & W is, of part so of sR 427) SIS001) several times. handle this? Santl Souci. 13.000. Harold Cooks, At Frteda To Sec 22 20 30. $70,000 A %Vhcn you first open the David L Slater & wt Barbara 10 Linda Davison (form Brovivisein Lot Q. An old house we moved Lf 32. San% Souci, SS.000. ran, punch holes into the hin. 127. Lake Harrier Eits. S15,300 Derrel E, Cilley, t This has to be done very care- into has a small inarble 12 Rik 12. Crystal Lake Winter Frances E.. Lot 55, Ho*ell Esls s d HomrS S 0, S21.661, to Blanche C Ouimby. S 17S' of E f Lit Iy so that you don't knock ji:.st inside the entrance-way. r epir J]III George 0 Adams & wt Janis B. to 150' of I-of 56, &1 c N sh I's Or ange v i i i over the can. Sonic persons find The former owner told us that Donald R Gillum & Norma L 10 Afthvr Clyde Hackett, Lf 26, Olk D. it helpful to pour out sonie of tile he cleaned it with nothing else Michael S Alexalo%, Lot 9 Rik 2 repl Silver Spgs. Guar Land & Tille Amercled PI&I Lake Kathryn Park, Sh I & 2 No Orl Townsite Atli Addis 3rd Addn . S6.700 to Gerais John. Lot 107. Myrtle Lalpaint before doing this. The but a detergent. I recently did 20D Hills % d $4,000 Robert 0. Simpson S Ehi. holes can be punched with 'I that aixi it stic-nied fine at first, Geo E. Blackmore to David H Writs, A, Haupt & Jill to HaroIa Joseph E. Sabatini a wt. Cisaire m. to hammer and a nailcet or stnne but soon decioped some white Horton & wt Katherine A Lot 1 81k w H 'ones Trute W j 045W'. HrtSOtk & *4 Mary L ii 792 of C V16AII ST - - rim around Cie top of t1ve can. I later I find that some I)! the ( D b Bob Th Q I;u to Ube tile V FRANK AND ERNEST 11ects in the sinai) It never quite succeeds, k " If tillws a day niall brush in it and then kitchen cabinets. but without uccess. What can you suhpivat. wiping it on an old newspper, VI ç 1~~ this for several da`oi, This "curing" Q. keep the con Every time I paint drying out too quickly. and I'll tx- doing it again soon - from ocess i C fly ANDY I.AN(; AP Neiisisilcature.ii I A ar - ran a doubleton If North and South CoWTSEEM - and it shodd be reheated tz rilake a hard cake, "she ex- eneva or ens isn t there also held the jack that lead would almost surely result in defeat of the contract, Otherwise, it would give declrer an unimportant extra JACOBY MOQERJ recommend the changes you Send your ques1ons to: Real F-state Investmirnts rhe Evening Herald 300 North French All enue Florida 32n,I paint again ________ Sunday, March 1, 19 16,- 5 C Evening Herald, Sanford, III a grinder before you melt it, . should make. olunteer advice today, but if our opinion is asked be sure PISCES (Feb. 2D-March 204* yo-j know what you're talking The outcome of an event that about or you inay cause a could exert an influence on your have four spades for a the camel's hack (;a hark to the brokrrs -.;ho sold -,-ru the propertlez and have LOII WOULD Lt'E TO BUY A hich %ill give him a comfortable retirement without problem. I suspect the manner In which the financing was designed, plus possibly to low dowm payments, plus too rapid a purchasing program, have combined to work you Into an Lln- AQUARIUS iJan, 2D-Feb. 19 L TO doesn' t need more depreciation. er has anuritcr of assets iii Using snap judgement based on your Inquiry, there IS an eX- to shift them to try another. sly or too shrewd when dealing to&v ciould misfire and not produce' uiC results )OU hope for. Be candid and open. we would double a one heart opening for takeout holding: A K96 V 6 el AJ98& K Q876 The answer is that while we niiser ouId 0. ctlknt possibility that owning the 10 prope rties may not be sour CAPRICORN I Dec. 22-lan. 19) Usully you face up to your LI0HUHSHCADAMS0N000 by Bob Monlana 0) diamond contract. tie would we certainly would doubler reason that the bidding had (Do you have a quesilioill marked North with the king of for the experts? Write "Ask hearts and South with a the Jacabys" care of this II SEEK & HAVE YM ANY EP4TR'tDEP4(AL Scrutinize them cautiously. Allies who are usually helpful may not be there when you need them today. Wn't bank too hiesivily on othm to get you out A mtrh mint ARCHIE Al addidon more than you can handle today responsibilities readily, bu competitively. Size-up your today there's a possibility yo to Sfatiley S Wyman & wi K ithryne A 4, Sanford Sec s'OO And good alI It well may be! Providing, of course, that Nlr more complicateA than the), TAURUS (Aprfl 2D-May 20) A Vermont reader asks if hearts against South's six by At Vermeor L am pie W ne to collect your She rose with dummy's king of hearts, drew trumps, ruf led the qutvn of clubs and A really good rubber bridge like - PRISCILLA S POP N D. A Pass By Oswald & James Jacoby .3 1. be your downfall today. Allow dealings today may be a bit would be • . ,Hhrley Lr Stanford to Patricia E. nford aka Rogers. W III.SS' of Lot 2. all of 3 & E 21 44- of A. Rik 78, SAniando the Subirb Beautiful, D. A is to stay put' ly lady also had no problems s, I I K_-=LQ I oil= V l$OQø CI WIndeaao*b ND F°5 depreciation Gut C I liaisen'i paid any imorne tax for six years. In fact, I ha%e depreicialilon left over. And not only tha It. sometimes I luive to dig into my pocket to malite up some expenses when I have too many vacancies. Sly advise to Air. story 3 Pass Opening lead - 7 V z AItarrror,tc iah As. to Indiana Dawn Dcv Inc to Grnv E Sharpe Mtq Corp. On ben of (ci) Beg. at SE Lot S. Down Ests, d. Car. Of SW I a Of NE I Of Sec. 14 21 Cameron Brown Co. to Fla 79. etc SAS11,0DO Residential CommuniiI III Lnt A 111k E. Sunland Est%,. 516,200. Helen G Hullon, sgf, to Otlavio The fellow who owns five properbes free and clear is sure On the other hand, just because your poslUon may be wrong for )0U, doe.n't mean that the same po sition would be wrong for evt!ryone. In fact. I know some high Income Individuals who would love to pay no taxes for six years, and who could easily afford to 'dig Into their pockets" every once In a while 11 necessary. "Chest vour rnan, s the III 21N T, Pass Pass 3£ Pass Pass 6 • Pass I. S. Hastings £wf Lillian to R. A. Fleming & wt Cha:Iotie W., Lot 5. poictant moves. as..-v - oc ions re ecor e Dear Mn, Saxon, trick ou t. heat. SuI should be put through Sand and gra vel should be fIckni prolir Dear Mr. V.0., "How did you figure that 7;.'. _J Fuel is important 'because a bird generates between 100 and 120 degrees and must con tanhI) produce energy to make nd gravel. M Recipes Are For The cut-up green grapes Set aside cry tlis especially when they having to depend upon his children, if 811) made 't,,,rlh cm vulnera ble AT HE For a Cardinl Casserole re than the value of tile tangibles. In fact, why but the tangible assets -en at bargain prices -if the businesti Is not producing a sul- Illitarch 7, 1976 o management they are natu- butter. - inestnunt alter deducting a reasonable salary for himself. The SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ARIES (March 21-April 19) Hasty or rash judgments could Business or commercial South, a naive-looking elder- SOUTH K6 V 32 150 IX)Ufl(IS of Iced a month in our trecs" secds and thistle seeds mixed but she has also deised some M11. dttidui to share her find to,etht r and poured Into a p1as timrii casseroles for the ings with people publishing the tictontninerthit is wo to three feathered boarders book inches deep and lined with SIfld Dove Delight are among the crtunbs with one-quarter cup of replaced often ST)ecially after in I little 1&piage book bird seed mixture and I cup of rain or snow. Birds nec i it ev- thoughts before making tin- appear on the surface. seen of hearts 32 have hundreds of birds nesting corn, peanut hearts, sunflower inent of containers that in. spiI insects . Prudent have nothing else put out joyed those taste treats, I now cuits, kitrh('n s(raps, cTacked blender. She uses an assort. lions that people shouldn't choke on the sticky peanut She not only feeds; the birds - , about this hand. WeSt. a young player with roving eyes had seen the entire o a South hands during the bid. ding and therefore had no problem about leadirg that 4 107 you eating weed seed," kept I record of how they en- any aniount of crushed dog bi.s- cuiLi which she crushes in the sees insects around and cau. mix it with suet since WIN can Cardinal Cabbeiole, Finch lead the ace to sae that over This brings us to - • , , might stick to the grid when birds can have nibbles when they try to get food The suet they want them They should be it took her about three can be put in nets or it can be fed twirve a day, she says, and if ways I began to research what Place on feeder tray. each formula Mrs (grove tapers off bread or leftover cookies If you nie imigid includes All birds like crushed dog bis- feeding in the spring when she put out peanut butter be sure to fib.)III the pffins-1 visit Inin -fai; return Mr. V. WIN T BRIDGE rki LAXKING R)R A -SPECIFIC LE ON popcorn, raisins,ai uts in When it becomes icybirds can shells, and dried fruil.t across lose an eye, leg or tongue which evergreen trees so that the ,)fl t Ut (OfldltIofl future potential and (arning po wtr Is All at t0LiiIiS.IIitdon's produu enough earnings camparable moto other For Monday, March 8, 1 976 6 She strinp cheese cubes, of those uncoated wire grids control ttic different birds like to eat and I Fries Chickadee Crunch and combine 2 cups of bread '17he hiliver lIKU1?1V esL-1i)%hiiig tie tm~ YOUR BIRTHDAY witiiti u 1 help Mrs. Cosgrove says, tilt It contribute to the earning power of the huslaess and he feels 56 L... keeping the air bug free Then, too, birds weeds by he should he paid for them you're talking with should know faraily u3 well. 53 "Even when you are sleeping, says. "People told me to tape ;I fork. Turn into foil, loaf-size tIeularl IIai urrent appraisal has been made The amount ndded on for goodwill ant rea'r a diffi rnce of opinion lllesdlercontendsthntht has a location, lease, customer lists, sales and Inventory records, suppliers, exclusi v e finch, all of Before announcirV, your plans changes In your basic We style. - - , The seller has often put much effort and money Into his business It could be someIng trivial This year it is very likely that that may hurt your image. ) you will make some positive UBRA (Sept. ct. - I "Suet should not be put in one businesses or securities, the buyer shouldn't pay any VIRGO (Aug. Z3-Sept. 22) It won't be the big thirgs today that others will find fault with. - Dear Mrs E. I could be faulty. seldom has anything to say. 37 - you r After she h, d figured out All this %%4int in exchange is a Light )ears ago when e harden slightly.Reheat it and hat birds like to cat Junco little loød and shelter then the moved to Ridgefield from an while it is in liquid form, pour Jubilee includes grape Jelly, oing gets tough says Inime apartment in New York, I be oneIin4I, Itl4IlI cups ofit over the Nuthatch Nibble has a cup of Cosgrove, I Connecticut house- came enchanted with the birds dry ingredients. Add one-half popcorn, Waxwing Wedge in. iti and bird watcher and Ibegan studying them,"she teaspoon of sand Mix well with dudes apple cubes and raisins hIo dO I determine if the W/ IX00tili, 23-Ave "T)SAyou grow very restless. m (Feb. 2D-March 29) won't be wre Information t oday by "in avoid the company of a friend Take nier, with a rain rf call It who does a lot of t.dklnL' but - 45 I - 22 40 ' I - 20 31 ) ' - busms Mrs 0 could be easily overlooked AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 1rr CANCER tune 21-July 22) It may be heard for )OU today to You'll be in the mood for some activity today, hold back from repeating some fur -type - 27frTr N TE_ESN sects that have been sprayed. value of the tangible assets, plus an estimated value for Inlangibles or goodwill The bu>er and seller usually look at the business from different viewpoints regarding I'm thinking of buying a ikiiig price i fair SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23'tkC TAURUS (April 20May 20) 34 ME ruWng a pleasant day. won't slip out that another may find offensive, today that have a tendency to even though you didn't intend get everyone up tight No use "I ";ZE PRIME Ll :=5 A SCRE_ them to be so. heat and allow it to cool and financial transactions. Count first to be sure this person doesn't have other plans your change Keep sides sL1p CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 1une 20) GEMINI (May 21, Today you could feel you want 19) Be sure whal. you volunteer 24 25 ARE *,CLJ UPTIOHT remarks covers, and (lay to clear the air for you. ness acumen. Dear r. Saxon, for birds Some birds 24 Twist J4 Notion 25 Coin Of India 46 Gray 26 Prayer books 47 Msn*s name 27 Pilate 48 Shout si 50 Distant 9 - The birds are working night SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Mold discts1ng family topics food r may be poisoned by eating in- 2 Asseiref ate 3 Iamerntris 4 Leo. Pius, Peter. el &1 5 1 - can't get a lot of grit from the clus coconut shell halves and the help of htr husband, Ld, iiaatgrindtr, then into a double ground. They don't ha%e teeth upturned plastic garbage can arid his illustrations and bust- boiler to melt. Remove it from like ours," she explains, night hawks fl) catchers and suet to trees and so on but I pan 5 inches b) 1 Inches b) 1 months to figure out the exact put ma cake pan, hardened and 15 - thrds" she has published with It ra heel Suet through a Birds Invariably this is the biggest problem to resolve %hen an owner 21 by Lorry Lcwis them. ARIES ARIES (Mardi 21-April 19) Be careful today so thoughoess The deddes to sell his business The price Is usuall) based on the /7 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS II IR\ III{ON Al' Nt sknIures Vinier j For It's possible that you could be 21) Rathei than drop in 13 j L LARRY IXO H Are careless today in small Unexpected]) on someone, call 12 18 - Housewife's Recipes I Temperature - I I I POP • 6 Hand over network 7 Swiss Canton 19 Poems 8 Roman roads 31 Weirder 9 Dispatch 33 Sir" 10 Openwork vegbte fabric 38 City in '1 cne *O Washrngton Pieces out 40 Fourth Ej!aje 17 Spanish City 41 Dull finish 19 Slight colo 42 Deaden 2 lGoflteachet IT UP FM 10 C1il(iT Bef 52 Goff mounds 53 He loves (Isbn) S4 Bu'd rig 2 nand additioti 21 Wrong Wallis) 55 EPO 22 Congers 56 Unusual 57 Rel ative 11b 2418ob DOWN 26 River in France v Art Sonsom -' ore 51 Es t _____ 15 Sea jFr 1 lb R emorse THE BORN LOSER - day, M arc h 7' 1976 For Sun d Cain's mother J I I ____ How To Feed Feathered Friends ate Investments ACROSS 39Sani for so little Our one, two an d three III dels 1 bed U U I 1 I(SI room SWALL TO WALL CARPETING A A A • *C E NTR AL HE A T MIIU Mlf *DISHWASHER DISPOSAL 41 PRIVATELY FENCED PATIOS "PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAt'ING u Another - - fine development by \MV WILCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY KISH REAL ESTATE DirsitI In Sanford West on 2SIh Street off ii.n. I I Mile to Pldgewocd Ave Follo w Signs, 323-7860 321 0041 Of •,. , -- �. - - oC-EvenEng HiraM, Sanford, Fl, Sunday, March?, 1976 FICTITIOUSNAME Land Transactions ' 'riietti Lee Wtitcy & WI Anne?tc ¶. rrderick M. Cox & *1 Carol A., Lo' 21. Indian Hilt Un. 6. 542,500 Cari Meyer I wI Anne to Paul F. Cc*jn Mt & Equity Iny. to Clborn R. Cheatham & WI Evelyn B , Unit 7 B Ramtjkwod, Condo, %27,90o. -. . -- ... . to Rodney W. Cabie 1. wI )oyce,S' , Of NW', Of NE'1 of SW'S, Sec 7719 29 (Ie%% W 25'). 520,000 H Green & Sons, Inc. to Anthony W Wheeler & WI Hilda M., Lot 37, Walden Trrr.. $.31,90O Charles 0. Tulle' Jr.. Nominee of Tru$trescousi,nMtg,&Equitylny, to Thomat E. Campbell, Nominee of Trustees Cousins Mtg & Equity lnv., from SE CD,'. of NW'.I of SE'.., of Sec. 24 21 29. run W 479W, etc., $100. CousIns MIg. & Equity lay, to Rachel S. Flnkle, UnIt 43C, Ram. blewood. Condominum, $32,900. $46,300. .... Seminole County's natural beauty and sub.tropical climate continues to attract new residents who buy new homes, The Herald reports the total land transactions within the informed of county. To be our growth pattern be sure to read the Srw?t,i S(Ot Tate & Jasper F' Scott, (0 exec wilt cI Will Scott to S'nctta Scott Tate, LotsI& 9, 111k 6. Lockhart's s d. 5)00 "Home" eve Sunday. .4 section r ,,,. ,, . . . , r. '. . dV & wl 1. 1oo.v 4itl. $37,800 ' Josiph H. Chambers & wf Retty to Srritera Diversificid, Inc. to Myron Fred B. Sieber to Ranald Stewart M ytrs & wI Dixie, Lof 12, 81k A, San Jr. & Stanley Poole S l's of S t 's of nw eL,dstian lilt., Un. II, 135.400. 3 of Sec. 70.21.30, so,. Ronald Stewart Jr & Judith to J. I Kislak Mtg. Corp. to Rudolph . . -. t. acra WI cnrlsyobeu U.. LI virgil P1 wlr.Irocu', Trustee, 5 ' 015 Spring Oaks Un, 3, 536.500. sOf NW'1 of NW '40f SeC 2021 30, Margaret Blake to Margaret $100. Blake & Cane Blake, it. ten. Lot 3, (QCD? Pan Amer. Bk. Tampa to 61k 12. Ter B, Sanford, E. Virgil H. Wintrode, Trustee S " of '.of NW '40$ NW '.. of NW '0t Sec. Tratforrrs Map. $100. (QCC) Harold Keeling. 0dm. cit 2021 30, 5103 Althe P. Williams to Robt. E. Samuel to Joyce Nicholson & Grace Davis, LotS, 81k S. Flora HIS.. 5100. Berrayer & wI. Shirley Lt. 11, Georqe E. Blackmore to Gitle Eastbrook s d Un. No. 9, 13.5,5.)0 Yy000 Malognide's, Lot 17, 81k 0, FF.,MiarnitoMtg. Guar. Ins. Lot Ster1lng Park Un. I. $100. Oayl. V. Malogrldes to Ralph E. 9 Ilesdale Manor, $36.34? Charles W. Flnnlgan & A. Harold kelley, Lot I?, 01k 0. SterlIng Part Bridge' to Dr,ald A. Dunn Jr. & wf. Un. I, 570.000. ROOdTdS McConnell&wt LInda to Trtssa I Julisn N. Dunn & wl. Sandra R. Downs (married), UnIt Alyte, S ½of N iof SW'. of SW t. II4. Bldg 1. Wekiva Villas, condo., of Sec. 3..3%, Theraron Ellis Heir of Gaffney 513. 307 Button D. Hiitt, 591. to Betty DarnellatoMamieM. Robinson, Lot 111k G. West Sanford Realty Co.. Jennings, (form. Hiatt. LI 27 1100. Devonshire, 5)00. Freedom Fed. toCarlj,Mahala& Fla Coof. 7th Day Mv. to Fla. Diane L., Lot 116, Barclay Living Inc. Lots 1.5. Springdates.d, Woods. 1st Addn, n,00. 5100. Sarah Sim'sns, Trustee & lnd, & The Greater Constr, COrP. .0 Metropolitan Realty Inc.. Lot 6, 81k ho. Leonard to Vernon 5,. Butler & wi. Shirley Lot Ill Woodcres? Un. S. C, 'The Woodlands, 131.000. Christian Counsellors, Inc. o 139000 Margaret A. Bledsoe, Lot 7 81K 13. Esther Taylor Aka Foster to Gao Third Sec. Drc'amwold, P Foster E 's of SE 14 of Stt/ 14 cit C??Y(.a of CJfl . iflC. tO JOSh NW 14 Sec fl2%29, 5100. Franklin Iwl. Olga M,10t34, BR Walter I. Lavck & Rosa to John H. Camelot Un. 7. *33.100. W. Rein I WI. Arnell C. LI 0, 01k J Matette Stevens. wid. teClarence Or. Ratthes, S.c. 0, $41,000. gens 1. Catherine B.. tnat Freedom o'omes. let, to Wm. part of Lot 7 E of Smith Canal, I Burthard 1. wt Patricia Lot 24. 111k of Lot 2. E. of Smith Canal, Hill, 5.33,900. 81k 3. SarWcrd Farms. 11.000. Freedom Homes. Inc. to Donald J. Tb. Greater Canstr. Corp. to .asanen. sgl.. Lot?), BR I Shadow James L. Smith £ *1. Donna S. Lot F1ltl, 136.900 11. Ilk C, Seminole Sites. Freedom Homes, Inc. to Betty .1. (QCD) Raymond L. Keyte & Moore. sgI., Lot 10 61k 1, Shadow Lillian to Raymond P. Keyte & wf. Hill, $35,100 Mary E ,Lot I BIk 0, Tnipleft Lake Joseph A. Fallucca I w(. OayI to SnoreS, 1)00, Raymond P. Ketye & *1, Mary to Pasquale J. DePalma 1. wf. Emilia U Tort'e & wI. Jyc p,, 0.. Lot 70. 01K A, Winter Woods sd. $33,000. Lot 6 81k D. rip1ett Labs Robf IWathen & WI. Alva tO Michael P. Shell & WI. Janet B. to Jesse 0. l4ollingsworth IWI. Hilda of I. 81k). Resun'ey Ceo. .1. Chanalry & wf. Cynthia I? J Lot 7 & E 235. Wrenwood Hts. Un. 2. 133.500. 00 51k 1, Wlldmere, 1)7.700. Marie N. Fritzsche, wid, to P.tOgnoti3 Sbc. Corp to Craven Dr. Cc Inc . Lot 573. Wekiva tnt Marcella E Hammons LI 6 Mutton Abercromtiie's S d C'. i Fox l"un?. Sec 3. 17.000 Sv:d & Co. to 'ilIly H Gayti 1. wf. Craven Dev. Co Inc. f's Clifton £ Oickmy.r & Ethel S.. Lot 373, Sandra C. Lot 29 Howell Ests. Sd Wiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt, Sec. 3, rept. $41802. r Magnolia SYC Corp to Craven Inge 0. Wheat. sql Unit 374 Village 0ev. Co Inc Lot 46, Wekiva Hunt of Wlndmeaciows No. 2. 121.000. Club Fox Hunt, SOC 3. $3,500 Wm. F. Webster Jr. I WI. Lucy to Whildo Homn, Inc. ID FF., OCI, Edwin J. Dolan & WI. Frances 0. Lot 4 & E 2$' of 3, BIk 1 Lonqview Unit 30$ Villa.. of Wimdm.adowt John 1. Backer, S 230' of E 200' of of SW'.. of NWI.. of Sec. '5.20.30, W ,,. Robert Lee Johnson (heirof Hattie "'j' ' (itrk of thi' Circuit Court It, Elaine RiCharcie Deputy Clerk Cleveland, Mizc & Bridles By: Jack 1. Bridgts 709 N. Oak Avenue. P 0 Drawer 1 Sanlord, Florida 37??) Attorneys for The Atlantic Land anii Improvement Coa,pany Puthth: Feb. 29, March 7, 1Q76 DEW lol NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCF.RP4' t.i (Ji'i'i tIi,tI liii' Notice un1erignd, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter 865 09, Florida Statutes, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for Seminole County, Ftorida, upon receipt of oroof of the publication of thiS notice, the fi titious name, to wit: BUSINESS INSURANCE ASSOCIATES under wtiich I am engaged in business at Luin.. '..-.i*' '"r'j!ionaI Utt,ce, suI'iJ3u, I54j state oao 431, Longwood, t.ongwood, Florida , Legal Notice 4-Personals IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CUR. CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. CIVIL Case No. 74.lfl.CA.O9E FEDERAL ARE YOu TROUI3LF.D? CaU Toll Frr', 6J4 2077 (or "We Care" EcctIent Opp''tunity Only 1 10 "Ho'iirie" Adultt or Teens. hUt with complete FACED WITH A DR1NXINc. company training & locIiOfl tel PROQL'EM up Investment of 160C 55.000. Call Pethaps Alcoholic Anonymous collect Mr Carson, 613 3165320. Can Help VENDING ROUTES NATIONAL MOR TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a tor poratlon, Plaintiff. IJUP(U I tIT P- UI KtLL, #'I III •(I NOTICE OF SUIT TO JOHN W. FUTRELL Last Known Address co Lucille Clinton 470d' Live Oak St. or write Cudahy, California SantordAlAnonfamilyGrOupPO YOU ARE HEREBY 110* SS3. Sa"forgi, 11a 3777) NOTIFIEDtoIake notice tPat a suit has been (lied against you in Ihe above tilled Court. The nature of this Suit Is an action to foreclose a Nationally known Prnduction Co. real estate mortgage held by looking for fresh new talent. Call FEDERAL NATIONAL F,OR 305 In 4461 today TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor. _____________________________ poration, which mortgage it 6-Child tare recorded in Official Records Book ___________ ________ 9$), Page 1209, Public Records of BUSY BEE CHILD CARE SeminoleCounty, Florida. Thename 2477 Holly Avenue of the Court In which suit Phone)?) 7510 or 3fl 0760 proceedings are pending is the f Circuit Court of the Eighteenth -- ________ _________. Judicial Circuit. in and for Seminole 9--Good Things to Eat Ccunty, Florida. Case No.76196 CA 09 E. MURCOT I'S The descripton of Inc real proøerty in Seminole County, j? aor 372 0362 Florioa.nvolvedinsaidproceealncs Fruit For Sale as described in the Complaint It at follows: Call bcfore' 10 a m. or after) p m. LOt 1, Piock 37? 8648 77. i'ORTH _____________________________ ORLANDO. 6th AthIilion, according . -- -._ Singers AI, •mr, '•• •••' Plat Book II, Page 9, Public Records ' -&''H . . . . ""'' , Ll' •U JVIIiIW* ...,_.... UrOJ1.,m .. wr - , , 41-Houses 41-'Houses 41-Houses SANFORD-. WIDOW MUST SELl 3 Bedroom, tarp.,. , nnmr. rc(nigeralor, drapes all Stay. JUST outSide city limits Sonfo,d, Lo'Qe two story Iranie d*vcihing on four anti one half acres lOnd Price only 576,000 Screened porch, tot 1S'x300' Beautiful garden with fruit trees. Kish 3OAparIlflCnt5 UnfurrliShed - -.__-. 1 BEDROOM COTTAGE P _ MLn. DUPLEX- 2 Bedroom concrete block, excellent conditions no city taxes, By owner. 327 6670. Req Peal Estate Broker, 371 0611 377 7115 323 373 57)5 Sunday, 1 to 5:30 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Loggia FOYER, PATIO PRIVACY EXECUTIVE HOME IN IM. MACUATE CONDITION Car peted, draperies, fireplace, many amenIties. 547.000. 17) 50150(6 Blvd. GoIng north on Hwy 17-97, ?,rfl right at Lincoln Mercury Dealer on St. Road 477, about 4 miles to Sonora Luxury Homes. Terms possible. , _____________________________ 7 Bedroom house on 133'xISS' tot. Cash only. Call 373-3953 alter S p m. - - - V1llage ________________________ . Legal Notice . Large 1 . - & ) 1I* '° " I . . FISH from your own boat dock. lakefront. 3 Bedroom, 1" baths, 7 Florida rooms, central heat and air. A beauty. 137.500. TIME for swimming- Pool home 3 Bedroom, )m baths, large family room. Reduced to $79,900 OUPITRY LIVING at its best- 1.7 acre lol with beautiful double wide moøile home. 3 Bedroom. 7 h*'hs garden plot all prepared, Only __,,,,_,, ,_, 3UILT by craltsmen- Lovely old 2 story, I bedroem, 7 bath home, cenlral heat and air, attic fan, fireptac, rc', 7r' tuvr,..iu. double lot. $78,000. iOUTH PINECREST- 3 Bedroom, 7 baths. Owner moving out of state F HA financing aadabIe $77,000. b'AIIT STORE-- Business and real eitte. 173.000 or will sell one for 1)7.500, inventory and fixturci included I7ranhlht'1 ____ rrnz Fur;,ishetj or inlurnlsh,dAPARTMENT!' - FROM ______ - - 134 MONTH Iand7 Bedrooms 1 Or It' Oaths Stemper Realty ALL ADULTS-EASY LIVING QU IE I A ND SE RE NE Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 19)95 French 327499% 377 1496.327 1981 327 1959, 372 1164 - _______________ _______ __________ . ________ . . Modern Facilities AllO. E. Kitchens - -- .-.. ____ A --.-'-------- , heal air, eat-In kitchen, $19,000. KuIp Realty, 377.7333. p ..-. , - *J, - - _________________________ - - . - , ' - ) ', , jTI,tiyT . • - III . IL? &II ___________ 9dyPJL1i&1c 3222420 ANYTIME Mt.S REALTORS 3SIIPARK -.- ---- 42-Mobile Homes " of Loch Arbor - F rentri Avi' 37) 7)40 t2O_________________________ Cab.nels. Counter tops, Sinks Installation avOihiblr Bid C,ttj$l 37? P57 .tn y time Huffy Riding Mower, lip. 26" cut, excellent condition 5350 Ph. 373 6600 OCCASIONAL TABLE With Draw-cr, Nice 3ize, Like New _____________________________ Phone 372-5049 _________________________ 4 freezer, 51W. 'J" ------ frm ' 515; Service' .111 males HERBS' TV, 1200 5 French. 37) 1734 54-Garage Sales - C.arage Sale- 3.47 Lake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary. Friday. Saturday. Sunday. March 5.6, 7. lii m. to 11 p.m ,t.VC5 pet' acre Owne'r. 867 64 Lake Sylvan, 36 acres, all or part The Horton Organization, REALTOR, 299 1570 or 377.3357 - ALIAMOPITE AREA- One acre ;,,kefront lOt, Zoned agricultural. meduced to 111.030 Carport Sale: Saturday. 17$ Canal Street (Park Ridge). Sanford, Harold Hall Realty nice homes. lOt. 16.500 LAKE MARION LAK'dFRONTOwe? 1 acre of 550 00.000 homes, nice trees. 115.500. .-' Realtor 323.5774 Anytime Multiple ListIng Service Forrest Greene, Inc. - P1IlI Meg PmaiEstateBroke. , NOLL'S Casselberry. Hwy. 1797 6)01706 Quantity ' ------ J_- . 1966 EnglIsh Ford Cortina, mechanically sound. 5173. Call after Op 'a. or anytime wCiekeftds. 3.23 6753. CMco & The Man SWAP SHOP- FLEA MARKET id 1/97&427,LonQwaod Anyone can ee seller or a buyer , 37)190or$344fr,Q3 No chare. All admitted free Come browse every Sunday 9 to) 1972 Pontiac GTO, $2,000 Nw tire's. ,tt te Movieland Drive-in powe. new •ipsôust, air ccrtcl The'atre. South 17 92. Phone brakes, etc Call 373 4717 1216. ______________________________ ______________________ __________________ DUNE BUGGY. roll bars, plastic tc 5.375. Phone 322 0333 71-Antiques . I -- -- - Boy's lOspeeci Flandria bicycle, 27" like new Ph 323 8769 or 323 57 - , 12' Maliti, fiberglass boat, 20 hp Johnson motor, trailer and at cessories, $550. Call after 377. 58-BiCyCleS - . 5, AT., 1.150. Ph. 3fl 0859- 70-Swap & Trade 19'. 140 HP Mercr'jiie' Iflboarttnulboird. blowers, bilge pump, sink, running water, ice box, head. itew canvas, full in. strumetltatlon.newcarpetjn7 3210391. 1228714. - -- 1972 Dodge Polara- V-I. AT., AC P.S.. P.O ,$1,150 966 Mustang V Furniture DA'JI2S' 323 9)70 7174 _______ 1975 MG Midget, white with beige interior, only 6.020 miles Showroom,, new. 53.59$ Call 327 1A51 (Dealer), -____________________________ 1911 FOrd van AM FM Stereo 377.5734 -- 'r An', 1973 ReirselI - -. ' - '71 Dodge Dart Swinger Sports Coupe. vnyl roof & interior, AT, - ItEUDRIX ANTIQUES & REFINISHING, Hwy 119, 2 miles N. of Oviedo. Free pik up 6. delivery Open 7 days wk. 3633140 _____________________________ air, P.S. 6 cyl., 11.000 mile's. A I Best offer 66$ AskIng 12,900 5778 - BUSINESS DIRECTORY " \ &l 40 ACRES. $9,750. Beautiful COLORADO high mountain valley. Best hunting & fishing area. s95 down, $95 monthly 6 pet. rI?erraI. uwtuer 'eJioao. 332 665$ - 0 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHO4E CALL AWAY REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE Clean,7 BR, family rm., fruit trees, LEASE OPTION 5)6.500 -- 46-Commercial Property MOSSIE C. BATEMAN - LAKE MARY BLVD.- 120' frontage t5o1er xh?piftu turn$r Site lMbotQ ft. of building zoned Ic' office's, 549,900. FORREST GREENE . •. ,. . , Lana IUlfl9 can cover your iiome with alum siding 6. SOffit system Also r.i,ltpr, ,0 , Eagle Siding Co IS) 95) Beauty Want to lease S ID acres for riU5eft QCCwlngci6tion Saltfreewat..'r Supply 4450262. S tenstrom Realty Bedroom. Ito room, kidney shaped pool, kitchen appliances, walk to schools, shopping I 50--Miscellaneous doctors 126.900. -- TOWEl'S BEAUTY SALON ilorm,'rly t4rre'l's Beauty Nook I 5191 FirSt. 72 '7 ' -DRIVE IN TV SERVICE- Fast S..'rvice 707 Live Oak RI.il Phone $31 9641. oxc'uv'Iy arpentry. Concrete, Steel. - iioarr.g & Golden Touch 'N Sew S-n'm-r's br'sl Zig z.'u m,uthine . sewing tablc. Sold new for 5.119 50 assume' bOlOnie of $108, or 12 payments of $9. See' at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 301 C. 1st St . Douentc,v.n 3329111 Groomn - - Income Tax Serv. I Ia x vu 4,....-. - '- J I f.: k'I-,..''(- "ci ' ,...,1,.O''r -. I', ',fi .,'. . - r ;ri .'.- .'.'% ,._. 4' " - 1•7 " . --' .,'. .. -,' rs. .• I... i"P f •.f ' - !"...,. - - - ... -L'f4.. ' ,- y'. ') I ' r . _Y - "L' " '"' 'S r' -.'' c' .- '." t,J?!,:': ''' ,i? ',' 't. ' , , C':' . 1 :'.. 1 qj2. "I 4" ,,,' I 1 •J4',211 : .. - p ".,, 'e,'.r-..s"7 ., '\ 0 ,il'rD ,_ S - , a'-' . .., ,J • i'\,i ,.. '. (r , ,sc-ct.-r. PtiCri T.'Ij.,'*i7? ___________________________ '.• -4' fla•aa a - a Exper automatic transmiSsion Overhauling All work guaranteed. Free diagnosis Factory Iran smission System, 402 C. Celery, t', '('%cx1.tbiy 3?) 6)66 - "t(!r'-d'i4 tht .;:. j,-'4 ', I 1' 1 ii il...5* j,9'?27 e -.,,.,.-4j .,/ 3ç "I. 4 ..I ,p,P •; <'. "k ,4i__ ,'' '•i4., - . - I - .' '' " - - •- - - ,,, - . ' •• xe-. - ''' - I s ,/'y1w- 373 911$ Plumbing ys" have never The "GOOd Oie left the Classified Ads... 'The sarell The' Best! BELL PLUMBING CO 327 0959 Sewers Elect Cleaned. 1.pars, 24 hIt Serv " .--' $.' " I - i. I.' '1-"- -v = ". -, "k, . , Pressure Cleaning WELLSCPIL LEt) i'u'.'' SPRIPt,' LER SYSTEMS Atltypesac'dsile't We repair and scrvcc 5T INC MACbIllIE & SUPPLY CO 31764)2 --[D'S PRESSURE ,"$SHlNç, Houses. T.urI, 'S'obm. Home's, RO.OII 372 0779 -- '... - 5',,, . 4 - S - - I.. :... o ..l ..,'T - - .v. J - ",,-.. r ..,I. - -f:'::?:4 - 'i - - ir 7 fLt.R ,'. Well Drilling -- . k ,' .ikt'v,u..). ;.;u' .F14 "x. "-' "5..'-' - 'u.l ç, '$,.r* P - ..,-.'. .. .. &" ' -cs . 'ci. - .-(43, -.- -'a.?-"- L- 14 .,, .-- ' - - -',. e. " .- .'.'..-'".!rI5' .3 ,,..-.,_;., , - 7 - Window Service -' Johnny Walker 3226457 I' Y('RovE 'LN! SIR tEEP 1','A.,t.S if-plae your Old JALOUSIE WINDOWS with mom,' e'flicient SIAQIP ot dOuble hung w'ildoins SIt 994 I .., Golngflshlng Get all the equipment you need fr tl,')',e' b-g ones win j rart a,:, ___ ' If' ..-......*w,w,.4' _________________________ Now otters you the same n?eqrity, and exp"rtise in your remodeling PERSONAL TAX SERVICE AND and OdditlOOS requirements as s BOOKKEEPING. IndivIdual & available -n t i",'-f,'ii con Business Tax Returns 2 East ¶Ir ucic'n Road, Hwy 1192 (SCC entrance, Five Pointi) 322 7199 - *, Returns ir'uycivat. Business 11*1 1792 at FivcPonts Phone3fl 7103 . - . .:': i Williams Accounting I t1COt11i, '- r Remodeling C .4., _4 .4' '"- .., -' • __________________________ Photography , Central Heat & Air Condiflnning 1cr, Ire,' estimates, c&l Car: Harris. at SEARS in Sanford. 337 1771 . 'i-i-I" _________________________ trick & Stone specialty. 3277750 Free estimate. 323 1031. 4r.. •'•# - '- A teratans Dressmaking, lad i-' ten's. Children's Drapes, Qu I', Upholstering Donna canada 372 0707 ' Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work. Licensed. Bonded • - '-I, - Sewing I ('il 322 V'( 2I'. 'L. ' RoofIng p I REST INN -- A tt'1. 4 Pot Care - - ________________________ Roo4rigAndiCarpentr -v Repair IIRC'AN PEST OPiTRO1 Fre,eitmmates 7562 Park Drive (all 373 6769. 372 8665 _________________________- Expert root tepairs, flat roofs or NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll Shingles. All work guaranteed. fifld him listed ifl Our Business BROG DEN ROOFING. Service Directory 37) 6707 - Remodeling. Roofing Free Estmmates No lob too large or small Call Red or John. 3?) 5001. :J _% t, .71- ,j , '1 r I for Sale -- x _________________________ - ., ASSUMPTION Radio & IV Pest Control WILSON MAIER FURNITURE WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR? BUY SELL TRADE 3 Bedrooms, neat, clean and China. Metal. Glass and 311 31$E Fir'.t St 3725672 good condition? Like trees for _______________________________ Doll Repairing shade and secluded back yard? FREE GIFT WRAPPINGAII Baby Call Nettle at 377 6177 L03king for good financing? This Giltt. Knits, Christen'ng Gowns. SOLAR HEATING AND WATER is it for only $72,000. pavTrII't russ ,'*cicu'e.,.r... ... rup%IriLuIsuix m iiL ..a Ix Wit'oNtPti IWO bedrooms, I bath' 7610 hiawatha Ph.)72 1301 Call Phil Gonzalez 305 32) 3939 home with two extra rooms louse as a family room, dining room or I Inor Stripping 1 Waxing P4cc-ti help on tnat Saturday tOO" whatever. Front screened porch, Residential & Business Frer Paneling, cioors. vmndowl hunqt. double carport, unique and lots of .'stim,atcx BIt: C li'.un 37] 595.4 concrete wok. etc By the' hour. 01 potential. 1 year BPP warranty I by th jOb 372936$ 5)7,900. 75" Color AM FM combInation, $2 or trade for microwave oven I Inter ion. Exterior Plastering ('r:i 37) 07Cm C,,ii Sanford s Sales Leader ('laster Patching & simulateti - ueuring ESTERSONLANOCLEARING Bultdoijn, Fira.,ai,.. work Fill dirt, top soil, 3275943 Care Home Improvements Merchandise COMAHE This NEWLISTIPIG.- 1 -. -w INC., REALTORS. 3fl 6353; - - ______________________ $ MtUI1IIIIU 6633; eves. 372 8970. 47-Real Estate Wanted .'' - ___________ , Call for Appointment 322.3103 ADDI1 IONS- REMODELING -____________ IV..ni...4 I,', I... ... ....__ u,v v'iir ,urniiurr ''"-'"' - - '72 Super Glide Harley Dvmdson Chopped, extras Must sell. Call if 7cr 5)0 pm. 377 7369 $O-Autos for Sale We Buy ,,. _idyIIwIIde Homes By Sanford, Fla. 1977 YAMAHA SX 630, many, many extras Must sell immediately Call evenings after 7 p m. or all day Saturday. 37203.45 .- For vied furniture, appliances. toots, etc Buy 1 or 1i1 ilemt Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Accessories - Street Lights •Sidewalks 21% W. 25th -. CASH 322.4132 -_--- __________ •Sewers CONSTRUC1ION k-&' BLAIR AGENCY 3 ____________________________ ''I fenced, terms. Wooded Lots Paved Streets Motorcycle Insurance LAKE HELEN- 10 Acres, cleared. HOMES OF DISTINCTION B Large . Cobb 15' Opefl'bOw. tn-hull ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED fisherman, 3) hp Johnson. Gator Toppnicespaid, used, any ronditio,. tilt trailer, $395. Call 322 %771 after 4445176. Winter Park 6 p.m. -_______ -. Custom Built Homes With Many Plans To Choose From -'.-+ . - - - ________________ ' - Garage Sale, Saturday, 210 DogwoOd Drive, Sanford I Families and more- clothes, beds, baby things, ALTAMONTESÔLprees. area of I tiP h:rn( with l,it1Iy ru:'in, '.creened porch. large lot, aSsume $150 payments. 323 1318 9wde - . . 78torCyCleS So pplies 68-Wanted to Buy 377 5961 fl*'61 - . Purebred unregistered Toy PoOdles. $60 each. Call after 5 15, _... 'v':'. Small pre'(cr others Phone)?) 1624 - 55-Boats & ii'.s"4' , PICK UP JUNK CARS FREE. Free Puppies to good homes. Will be imatl when grown. 323 05)6 befOre 12 noon or after) p.m. _________________________________ ?'178 hwy 17 92 got course, Fence Drive off Markham wooris Rd. Trees, high and dry htoises Ul - , i - ' RETIREMENT SPECIAL Furnished 7 bedroom, on beautiful Path. Ave Convenient to S0tri GREAT - Ct-erman Piristhe'- AX" LPT4fl excellenT quauiry aria TemperrrenT. cait Mr Anderton, 3655710. --_- Color TV't from 150. 11&W. -..... - runt 322242O AHYTIME REALTORS M [S 32-65 PARK . t 53-TV.RadlO.Stereo - ________________________ AT Cash for wrecked or junk cars. We tow away. 7 days week. Call wicker headboard, Stereo. Semnole & Vc!uSla Counties, Acreage Tracts, small & large TERRY REALTY. REALTOR. 675 0111 77-Jur Cars Removed "° 140L L'S F UP NI lURE 372 5151 ____________________________________ ____- 43-Lots-Acreage OLDER TWO STORY 3 bedroom. 7 bath, carpeted throughout. condition, has 7LC. 527.500 Real Estate 3227643 ' - 1)09 Sonford Ave. k'i'? C-jr (1 .risi'nv.tc Refrigerator, Dry, Flurik Beds tnt Oi'.i*ir.hec _____________________________________ __________________________ - area $77950 1100 C. 75th St - Re'COflijmIiDflci Batteries, 1)2.93 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. -. - Sir,". (''man yOuT Own C,trpr' :': ui$VI 4 p.m. -- 5,irifrt) 12) 5') ..._ -n lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath with extra iaroe Family room P"fl4".i TAFFER REALTY - 3603 Orlando Drive manently rented. Walking _______ . ri'l,y '' 64-Equipment for Rent , Parts i.'afl's. (ip'en 7 days week JIB Auto Parts, East Hwy SO. Call collect, Orlando 565 2)31 CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT FARM ECUIP?,',ENI New and Used Ford, Kubofa, Pe'ltibcrte Sales, Rental, Service ItlMagnolia Avenue ALIAMONTESPRINGS 834-1)44 HOOD TRACTOR CO','PAPIY KENMORE WASHER.parts. Service, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES]?, GREUCRY MOBILE HOMES Retirement home, furnished wllh 2 rental units extra, one per- - / Und Heavy Equipment 52-Appliances 'l. 76-Auto 1 rsCi,i '.''- - Engine. Low Mileage All steel Frame. 323 .450) MornIngs. _____________________________ 1. 1) J721 IS YR. F HA F INANCIPic, 1,4,, 25' Apollo, Dodge 440 Viburnum 7'.7i,' in cans, well bunched. Si. 207 W. 20th St. ____ T On ley .. 2-Lawn.Gardefl -. ______________ - Peg Real Estate Broke' 803W istSt. 373 6061 or 373 0517 eves - IS' Camper, Sink, Ice box, bath. gat & electric lights $100 firm, 10; Ridge, Loch Arbor ____________________________________ - ' .ir NOLL'S Casselberry, 17 72,530 4706 t1 'hern Red set with coi,ers and "l'T. •xCelfent condition, $75 Vehicles II you don't believe that want ads bring results, try one, and listen to your phone ring. Dial 32 2611 or $31 9993 cabinets. as is. Cash and carry S. tchc',* Bathroom KULP DECORATORS A' li Si 3?? 2)15 Buy I urn Ir( ________________________ - Cci Pop up Camper sleeps I, stove. iCe' box, pot, water Excel Conci 11,070 322 612] 326 Abbott Ave Lake Mary after 5. chairs, straight chairs, filing , '.._., . I BR., 11, both, CB home, central . I AT I Bedroom Trailer. 10'x35' $1,,h95 372 9117 Ill CATALINA, SANFORD If you're In the business of building yogI busines. the use Classified Ads often. Sanford Auction Call Sardold's Sales Leaoer M.UNS WORTH REALTY distance to downtown Sanford end churches. 517.300 or best offer. Phone 377 194 75-Recreational Wood or 'eel Ce'ska. ."e:utive desk & chairs, secretarial deSes & P!.c'ru' 1?? 'I't1 CAR IBE-- double wide, 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, central air, raised screen room, carport, shining, payments 1106 32 Phone 377 0051 or nights Oh , OPEN HOUSE- 1TO4 $77,100. IIi II. - walk to Idylloilde SCPIOOI and golf course. It's a great house for In.' money. 137,507. New house's in a rural area. 'Ia dow 1 paymeol, monthly payments less than rent. Government subsidized to QuOtif,d buyers Call to see if you quaifv ' REALTOR LOvely 7 story in quiet established neighlmorttood. 3 bedroom, 7 bath, format dining, central heat. fimeplece. separate recreation f*.jildingwithb0r. fire-place, 1ovely pool and cabana. See today 139.300. .. Newly constructed) bedroom home, I bath, quiet Street in DeBary $164 per mo or lower payments to qualified buyer. large lot '24 Hrs 323941O 70)7 S FRENCH (HWY 1797) Hwy. 17.97 Across From Ranch House JJ 373.8670 or 53).9777/t) - _____ ..'.,_ Sit SO) 1 Year Leases - - Ldrry aon, carpet, central air, heat, garage, 3Mo..6Mo.& "' . INC li'w 20's Name tCrmS Unfurnished ie,i,mm "' tt:i-. ZIMMER. 17' wide. 7 bedroom, ccnt'et hi', carport, patio cover. skirting, new carpet, adults only. Payments 550.61. Phone 332-0051. NIghts 678 5569 REALTY INC 3?] 7037 Eves. 372 0612 or 372.1587 2 Bdrm. Furnished or . .RF" '"°'!!ON-- 3 iiui, C."T,i.,,. .' , I n..aule .,:',r",,, in..osi HAL COLBERT OWNER HOLDS LOAN What a buyt 3 bedroOms, 1": baths, I ' . - 33-Houses " ) BE DROOM, 1 bath frome house or 3 lots with fruit trees Corner of W 75lh and Lake' Ave 5.31.500 SEVERAL tO acre trOd'. 1 APARTMENTS - 'S.- '. 1'Ma1'1ner's ______ --_-'-------------- Sunland, 3 BR, corner lot, fenced. - Inoklrig for a job? The Classified Ads will help you find that jOb ' . In 0651 * W$TT REALTY A low coil Used office furniture s2q. Yard ' *"Cet ' OPEN HOUSE ___________________________- BEYOND O SCRIPTION Lij.'r I bedroom, 3 bath home ifl beaulitul Mayfair. Only 2 years old. Featuret. inClude stereo system thoroughout. timea sprinkler System, Indoo, grill. and a storybook kitchen. I.nothec 8PP warranted home. . , 3 dream house, New alt electric S.itchen. Located in q1,ilct section with large let. And another one of our x arranted homes. Low price 04120.950. .... ?3 SAMOPA BLVD SAPlFO,D -- Supplies 60-Office ___________ MRS '.',.)'ji C) CLEAPi BANANAS' Si.per fcmoic:cj 3 OR Brick Home 7k: TIte Best Buy In Town Classified Ad New Vinyl Flooring :-"? I'I Transpotiation _______ 51-HOUSehold Goods Occroomn Irme, good Sanford nelghberhooct, 51.000. Handyman's Special. 377-7819 _._._ ........ Auction Every Friday at 12Noon. IlgP,wOy 46 Flea Market, SantO(a Assorted Colors Stenstrom Realty Fon'est Greene, Inc. 8306633 REALTORS 3736)53 '" used pianos & trade. Lessons- ____ eves Wynnewood' 100'x ISO', 56.750. Lakefront 9)' on lake, $10,200. CH(JL.UOTA, 3 BR, 1 bath, large Riverfront, 100'x680', $18,100. Florija room, central heat 6. air, OWNERS WILL FINANCE Iarje fenced back yard, carport 6. 7 BR. I bath, frame 517,000 tullycarpeted, $1,000 down, & take 2 BR, 1', bath, stucco 114.50 over paymentsof SIjS 'no, 365 3331 2 BR, I bath, C Block.. $16.30 or 373 4330 ext. '147 3 BR, I bath, large lot $19.007AISOOWNER WILL FINANCE Em Whil* 3 ACRES. 500 It. on SR 44. C Blocl building 69'i21', used as businet they're Hot" * ,Ifld living quarters $76000. 322.6457 , _______ QFcIrIPJT,AL LOTS ':ci!:r,.-,,,:. U,'iEPAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC _ - OViCDO- 1 bedroom, 7 bath Split plan, nearly 7.300 square feet living area, fireploce, II'x 19' country kl'hen, Screened porch, on a corner lot. 146.907. WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD. 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, shady yard. air con. ditloned s.750 MAKE OFFER. ItO Magnolia Ave. trees. 7 Bedroom, I bath block home plus Florida room, Terms. 514.907. Terms available, Warehouse mutt be' emptied HOWl Call warehouse collect. days or evenings, ask for Mr Wilkes 30529) 6177. 200 North Blvd., DeLa,cJ 1904734.1164 CALL NOW Days)?) 7174 Broker Nights, 373 0.415 72-Auction MEL OTT REALTOR 7-Bedroom. near town and' church. Idealfor couple or retired. 111,507 LAKE MARY.- 3 Bedroom, 7 batt, By owner. 3722717 after 7 p m lakefront home with den, fireplace, formal dining, rocmy country kitchen, situated in Over 1') acres. Also available for rent. 565.000. I 59-Musical Mrchndise P'.ino, organ. guiiar, accOrdian, pri & group Ball's Piano & Organ Sales, 301 W It, 37j fl55, ONLY 5619 INSTALLED 2 New Homes with I pct, Interest. VA (No Down Payment), FHA 110w Down Paymenti. No closing coSt. 3 Bedroom, 7 bath. CH and Or, w w carpet, mange, encloSed garage. Bargain at 526,950 and 527.2 50. Sunday,M.arch7, 1976-. 7C * SWIMMING POOL SALE * Pool distributor must sell balance of ________________________________ 1975 pools complete with sun deck, Piano 8. Organ Sales & Set,' Wcbuy fence and filter. 31'xlO overall. DELTONA Completely remodeled anl redecorated, 7) Bedroom house, OCW kitchen With breakfast bar. new carpeting, large paneled family room, dining room, new roof, new natural gas furnace & extra large backyard, 172.700. Owner, 37] 0577 JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY LAKE MARY Fi nr,I'd in yaJ with large Sh,icle iN;' 327061$ Evening Herald. Sanford. Ft. 5O-MisceUarwous for Sale Winter Springs, 3 7, .7 a',rc, lkfrnt, $49,900. The Horton Orcjanizarn, Realtor, 299 1521) or 332 31*7 eves -4a'jr' BEAUTIFUL 3 bedron, I': bath t.m,', Ciraped & , r p1. ted throughout Central A&II, Payrnent 117 17 monthly No (4u,'Iily fl() A'.'.0 in,' t ? n1ortqqy. 1?? 71ct JO 1727115 After .s773991 REAL ESTATE SAN MO PARK. 1, 7. 3. bedroom trailer apis Adult P. family park Weekly 3515 Hvy I? fl. Sanlorc. 323 19)0 .._... __________ 7S71Pa,kOr Realtor CaIlBart AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7345 park Drive $70 up - TITLE CLERK- Want a career ire,' Wxnt x nond They AAA Employment, 20) Commercial, 323 5176. JIM HUNT REALTY Your ir.rome tax Too high? Want to save tax dolIar Let me Show you how you can save and enioy pride mjl iiwtirc snip ----------BR ,tpf . turn or unfurri Adui', 3323296 ,a(ter 5 and wk 195. ____________________________ Ior 2 Bedrooms AdUIttOflIy through Thursday. An Equal Opportunity Employer. 3 BR. t',baths, dining. living room. c'nt. heat, wall wall carpet, en closed garage, large fenced lot, Reasonable prIce, 37389)3 after 5)0 Why Pay Rent? $77,500 Perfect Retirement Charming 7 OR, waif'ng for your special touch. Can't beat the space for this price. See today! CLIFF JORDAN.REALTOR Clean 3 bedroom, II avocado Slove & refrigerator, blu.' c,*rpel. central heat & aIr Payton't, 377 I Jot 321-0041 Seminole County, Florida, You are required to file an answer or other defensive pleadingswith thi' Clerk of the above named Court and rve a copy thereof upon the Plaintiff's attorney, RONAI D . Positions now open at Pizza Hut Restaurant for part tIme WEBSTER, ESQUIRE, of Whit. BAMBOO COVE APTS waitresses and FIcOte and '"mp, v.hoe j, . Pyle '' .......... '" '' '''' r . .,.icciln; , .r uox 6126 . . IurnishCd or uniurnished Newly benefitS MuSt be II years of age Orlando, Florida 32603, as required ,t'de'corated Come see 300 F Call 373 8264 or apply in person by law, not later than the 25th day of F1lv1 Santord. 323 13 40 between 2 anci 1 p.m., Tuesday March, 1976. etse a default will be entered against you. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hive e'to set my hand and all Ixed my off idol sea' at Sanford, Seminole County, Florida. thIs 19th day of February. 1976 (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Mary N. Darden Depu1r Clerk Publish Feb. 77, 79, March 7, 1976 DEW.17o UNi) Rt,( I'' YLS IIEALTCPS 31.-Apartments Furnished -_____________________________ -- partly Large 2 bedroom apartment. furnished, upitairs. clean, I mile Baby Sitter and Light Housekeeper, out. $90 month. Ph. 322626). hours flexible and pay open. Reference neede'j. 371 0375. Sanford. extra large 2 BR apt., near __________________________________ hospital. $155 ma Call 37] 9033. LONG WOO 0. 5k ylark 1)1 see' 3 UR, 2 bath. dr4pes, wooded lot. 15.100 to assume. 831-7135, COUNTRY LIVING it yours in this near new') bedroom, 2 bath home 00 ? a acres, just minutej West of Sanford 567.500. 7 BR, ground floor, 1)35 mO. plus dep The HortOn OroanlIation, Realtor. 299)520 or 3323357 eve'S waeo IC I ill 1 ON I WINNER LIKE NEW Days 372 6)7] Nights'- 3777)57 - 41-Houses 621.8Th ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Real Estate 1 P11 _______________________________ OVIedO Duplex. furn. Or ,jriurn iøe,sl location Reasonaole 36S)fl) ' PAR RAYMONDM 11011 Req Real Estate Uroktr 3?) 61t Alter hirS 377 fl5i 817W IstSt S,,ntcqcl CRANK COPIST, & REALTY 1306061 ,ittrr hr 831 1170 '*1 41-Hojses BALL REALTY PARK DRIVE- OWNER IRAN SF ER RED 3 Bedroom, carpet, range. refrigerator, drapes, all Stay. Central heat & air, fenced lot, 80'.toO'. '1 Roomlnprlvalehome pre4erGentleman 322 1576af!er i P m Real Estate SanlandoSpringsarca Brick 3 BR. 2': baths, with 1': acres fenced. Large family room Immediate poSsession. $67,500, Owner Associate. 6)1 2333 d ' Rentals SAICOHOL'tt PROBLEM 29-Rooms l YOUR 'AMILY' I _______ ___________________ AL ANON wan? Man 01 V.omanloroom For families or friends of protth'rn board and share expenses. P.one32l 0379 br further information call 173 4567 Delendants 4 }.&,4_... 24-Business Op1xwfunitieS ri EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR (Sutti'r), Lot 10 81k 3. Pine Level, 31A-Duplexes CUlT OF THE STATE OF Publish. Feb. 27. 79, March 7. 14, 5100 itiQni,fl A. Winters to Barbara H FLORIDA IN __________________________________ AND FOR 1976 9EWh15 Winters, sgt Lot 17 & E'. of 16. DIII SEMINOLE COUNTY. furished or un DUPLEX , Lake Wayman His.. IOO CIVIL ACTION. No, 7S.2611.CA.09.F Ideal location furnished ADVERTISEMENT FOR RIDS REAL ESTATE' Have opening for John W Martin & WI Janet N to Division F rent 365 377) Reasonable full time tales assocIate. Liberal Janet N. Martin, lnctiv., Lot I?. 81k MOLTOPI, ALLEN & WILLIAMS, anytime PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given commission split Floor time For A. P,rais Pout, )l Sec $100 INC., a corpoiatlon, that Sealed Proposals Should be sent confIdential interview, call Larry Furnithed duplex. Lake Mary area. .1W. HIckman £ Josiane to Alvah Plaintiff, to the City 01 Casselbecry, attention Saxon, 323 9410 H. Jo'tnson Jr., I. wf Doris, Lot 7 BR furnished apartment, nice the City Engineer's office, at the less S tOO' 1.4 Industrial Park. STEPHEN K KAFKA, et Ui. yard. Chldren and pets OX, $130 City Hall until 1:30 p.m. local time IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 5375,000. PARTS MANAGER Defendants month. 2's milesnorthof lilOn 17on March 15, 1976 for Seminota EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Writ E Pearson Jr. & WI Ornise NOTICE OF SUIT 20% Sunset Drive. nxt to Boulevard Paving Construction in CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Must nave ciperience in all Iasr M to Robert A. KOpFii'r P. v.1 Grace TO. STEPHEN K. KAFKA William's Accounting & Tax Catselberry, Florida. COUNTY. FLORIDA. of agricultural equipment and A 1.01 53, 01k H, Camelot Un. 7. and NANCY KAFKA Service. Open Sunday. 9 to S. Sealed proposals should be macIc CASE NO. 76293.CA.09.0 auto pacts. including receiving, 578.600. hiS wife' OflIhebid pioposal form included in FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND stocking and counter tales. Ceo. R. Bracken & WI Margaret to whose residence Furnisned 1 bedreom, living rm., the contract specifications and LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WINTER Permanent position wtn rxellent Charles P. Higqinbotham & WI is' Unknown ideal foe retired dining rm should be pta.nty t14Irked on the HAVEN. Contact Per tretge benefits Libby J. Lot 6. 81k A. Glen Arden YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED couple. Near town NO pets. 3fl outside "Bid (or Seminola Plaintiff. sonnet Office Htt. 5.12.070. that an action to foreclot'e a mo,' $610 after 4 Xl Boulevard °aving Construction." vs A. DUDA I SONS Grange Prop Inc.. to Billie I. tgage on the follov.'l'g property in PROPOSALS WILL BE RICHARD W BRADSHAW and Oviedo,Fla. 303363561) ','hit, w,d.Lt Spring Oaks Un. Seminole County, Florida: PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ SANDRA H. BRADSHAW. his wife, An Equel Opportunity Employer r-HOUSaS tinfurnished IV. 131.500 The West 7 feet of Lot 31; Lots 32 ALOUD immediately after the c't at. _________________________ Charles M. Harmon & wI Ann N and 73. the East I 'CCI of Lol ). expiration of the time established Defendants. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES toPalriciaA HarriS. E',ofLot3l. DELTO1IA 7 ¶SP. central heat and Block 11. CRYSTAL LAKE WIN. above for receipt of Proposals. NOTICEOFACTION Expenienced&NewlyLlcensed O.P 5v.ocr land Co Pt,I of Black air, wall to w,itI carpet. garaQe. TEP HOMES, according to the plot lngcneraltheprojccl includesthe To RICHARD W. BRADSHAW Join"Sanford'S SalesLeadef" H, 58.007 pe' month t1creof as recorded in Plat Book 7. construction of an improved 7 lane and SANDRA H. BRADSHAW. 5TE'STROM REALTY Adriana Joan, sql. to Trung Van DYNAMIC PROPER TIES Pages 111. 11$ and 1)6. PubliC street and miscellaneous 5itC work. hiS wile; 7563 Park Dr. REALTOR 322.7420 itang & *1 Phursq Thi, Lot 3, Itst W 5, V Hardwick. Broke' Recorcis of Seminole County. The street construction generally 700 Snuth Laflrea 12' £ W 10' of 2. 51k 0, Amended Plot OeI'ona 061641% Flrlda. consists of a 10" stabilized tub base. Los Angeles, California 90734 Experienced Chopper Gun, Gel ni fllr,iit.s.l UaIIr ad. 57II%. tCO II .;o.ost yOu. ô,'vJ VUU an 8" iimcrock t0.e, 71' widc 1"," Coaler and Boat Layup Personnel YOU AkE HEREBY NOTIFIED baths. areted ttOvl Jerome P RuWn & wI Barbara B. 3 are reqi,,lred to s.rve a cOpy of your Osphaltic surface The street is Needed. Call Collect. 904 386 6521. that Pl0inhiff has iflstiluted suit & re1rgeratw. central heel atr, to Charles P Challerl,n & wf written clefenset. if any, tO It Ott presently paveo and this old agalntlyoulntheabovestyledCo.jrt garage. L31'Qt' yard. 332365.2. MarioniC D, Lot 3), Queens Mirro.' GIBBONS, TUCKER. McEWEN, pavement will have to be removed an that the nature of said suit is a AdCtn to CU. $41000 SMITH, COFER & TAUB, attorneys within the limitS of th( new con bill to foreclose that certaIn Mar Mutt 7 bedroom block - for plaintiff. whose address is P 0 Sir utt 'on tgage recorded Ifl o Book 99L home, turn, or unlurn • Box 1)63. Tampa, Florida 3360), and _________________ SPECIFICATI0NS AND page 1246, Public Records of 373 7920 file the original with the Clerk of tne PROCEDURAL DOCUMENTS Seminole County, Florida, en 101 k lit Ill. ILL .1l%r) above st'led Court on or bet3f'e Lake Mary. 32';. I acre, 1230, 1st, Specifications and Procedural cumbering all the' following A REQUEST FOR F'UBLIC PAR March 25th, 1976: olhe'rwise The Horton dep • last. Documenit may be obianed U0fl described real estate in Semlouic WHY PAY MORE? TIC I PAT ION IN IN. Judgment may be enl'red, against THE Organization Realtor, eves 3?? application at the City Engineer's County, Florida, tO wit VESTIGATIOPI AND STUDY OF you for the reiief demanded in the WE DO THE JOB 3i7. office, 95 Lake Triplet Drive, P.O The South lnleet of Lot 77 and the THE CASSELBERRY CITY Complaint Box 35. Casselberry, Florida, 37707. North 3 feet of Lot 76. ENGLISH FOR LESS! CHARTER WITNESS my hand and seal of the payment of a deposit of W0)DS, FIRST ADDITION. ac Furnish2'.l F.XE(UTIVE CHEF TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: thit Court on February 19th. 1500 per set. The deposit shah be in cording to the Plot thereof as Fantastic position Top pay. -NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 1976.(Seal) cs%h, or check drawn Payable to the recorcied in Plot Book Il. page 45. MECHANIC Clean 3 BR. 2 batu. ce'-lr',i air .snd the City of Ca5seiber'y, Florida, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr City of Cesselberry. Fifty percent of Public Records of Seminole Count?, Permanent, full time. Own tools that the Charter Advisory Com heat, reasonable rirsi, li anJ Clerk of the Ciccult Court the deposit (or each set will be Florida Good salary. 1)00 deposit. ISO oIl? alter 4 0 m mitteewill hold a public hearing to By: Mary N. Derden refundedupo,ireturnof theContract and you are hereby notified to file BOOKKEEPER consider recommendations for Deputy Clerk Documents in good condition if not your answer or other pleading to Auto agency experience, Top pay. ON LAKE 3 BR. 7 DEITOP4A amending the City Charter. Gibbons, Tucker, McEvrn Inter than fifteen (15) days following PlaintifVt Complaint in the office of full baths. large family room, 2 DRY WALL The h*aning will be held on Smith. CoIr'r 8. Taub the award of a Contract. tne Clerk of the Circuit Court and Experienced, car garage $213 per month Permanent Work Friday, the 76th day of March, 1976. Attorneys for Plaintiff Drawings. SpecificatIons and mail (Oplu thereof to Summeelin, DYNAMIC PROPERTIES Good pay. Great boss. at 8.00 P N.. in the Council P.O. Box 1363 other Contract Documents may be Connor,'t Casey. Post Office Drawer S V. itardwick. Broker ROUTE DRIVER Chambers of the 'dsseioerry City Tampa, Floridi 33601 examn.d atthefolloetr*g locations 796. Winter Haven, Florida 33600 Great opportunity and benefits. An D.el?ona66. 4411 P-tall Publish: Feb. 32. 79. March 7. 11, City Engineer's office, Casselberry on or before the 26th day of Equal Opportunity Employer. At the hearing, Interested parties 1976 i CIty Hall, Dodge Plan Rooms at 11) March, 1976. or Suffer Default to be may appear and be heard with DCW176 Homes Wymore Road, Suite 201. Winter -WE SELL SUCCESSentered against yo' respect to the investiaation and (UI t. r 'U! U3. flI'tCIdl 0tE s.enirai .31117 MUVM I l)'tItl PUIC DlL wIINt's'smy hOndaS the Clerk Cf 373 5)76 ' study of the Casselberr' city WeIlva FlOridO Builders Exthange. 620 Sealed bids will be received by tile Rrtiremnt Dreamthe above styled Court and the seal Charter. This hearing may be SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOL It -na Avenue, Orlando, Florida. Landing Resort on scenic river of said Court at Sanford. Florida, School Board of Seminole County. contInued I tom tsn.O to time by the STEREO WIT.I VALUES FROM PROPOSAL GUARANTY this 19th day of Feburary, 1916. Florida. at the Altamonte Springs FiSh boating, canoe. Aduits. 372 Committee. THE WANT AD COLUMNS. Each Proposal snaIl be ac (SnaIl _____________________________ City Hall, 723 Newburypo*'t Avenue, 4.470. A copy of ihC existing City Charte companied by a certified check or an Altamonte Spnirscis, Florida. up t Artriur H. Beckwitt', Jr. 2 Pleat appearino sales persons wIth Son file with the Clerk o? the City mohilO home an plivita acceptable form o( Proposal Clerk of the (lrr.,it tft*,r1 P115 ., 1:30p.m. Local Time on 74th Mach. c,- tc.- :.,,.,: 'VI1Uii%1 W*NP. ' -------' "s : . ,..m..... AdultS only. Plo pets. Ph. 377 lot Guaranty in an Smount equal to it 1976 (or furnishing all materials, Patrick 0. Hall & wI. Julia to By. Elaine RiCherde Top earnings and chance for ad DATED the 3rd day of March, Hlrm L. Kamlin& *1. Marie .1 to 1272 least live (SI percent of the amount equipment, services and labor for, Depu'y Clerk Christopher D. Hall & *1. Patricia E vancement. For interview callS59 _____________________ I Woody & *1. Grace T. Lot 36. AD. 1970. of the Proposal, payable to the order and constructing and completing a Surnmerlin, Connor & 105' of S1I$'of Lot S. 81k 8, Beverly 1750, 7 Bedroom located oti lrqe, shaded, Twenty West, 116.507 Joseph P. Lewis, cf tee City of (asselberry. Florida. GymnMum arid Dressing Room Casey 'r, private lot. turniSht'd, 1)50 month Chairman Wayne Ccnst. Inc. to Wm. M. Nurses. RN's. LPN's; Aicici. Aide at a guaranty that if the Proposal is Post Oft.ce Drawer 795 Additiat Ion South Seminole Middle Michael Bldrs 01 Scm. Inc to Sue Broker Owner, 372 S'97 Emerson 6. WI. Mary Jane, LI 117 Canelberry Charter Companion. Needed immediately ___________________________ accepted. the Bidder will execute T Jostis, Li 193 lIes', W It'). all of Winter Haven, Flonidi School, Seminole County. Florida, Advisory Committee Winsor Manor, lit Addo., 147,7CC 6760636 the Contract and file acceptable 495 & 197 lien C IS') Town of Attornays for PIaintlf Any bId received aft?r the above Ray A. 2.r:olo Sr 8. Mary to E. T. Publlth: March 7, 14, 1976 Performance Bond within ten (101 Publish: Feb. 72, 29, March 7, 11. Longwood, 171,200. mentioned time will not be con 35-Mobik' Home LOIS VEX)) Jomieson sql. Lot 10 51k 0, Bear daysa(terthenwardoftheCon$ract, 1976 Ron Meyer Coasti'. Co. to Jcap2t Kids outgrow the swing tat or small Lake Manor, $4,200 EMPLOYMENT I. Speranta & wI. Mary J. Lot 27 £ DEW 177 bicycle? Sell these idle items with Wekiva landing Retort o..i tne river. Eachbid shall be submitted on the Gus Schmati & Mary R. to Glen V. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Attenlionofblddertisparticularly Lot PA, Ilk I, Swetwater Oaks, a want ad. To place your ad, tall foemsprovided in thebiddoucuments SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Beautitul oak shaded Icts Fish, Lowe. W 36.5' of LotS, 111k 17. C. IN THC CIRCUIT COURT OF THE called to the requi'ements as to Sec S. $71,000. your frendly CIassifiedgal at PIe and shall be accompanied by CIVIL ACTION NO. 7..211.CA-C9 swim, boat rentals and free Traflorcfs Plot of Sanford, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. coeditlorts of employment to be 'The Iluskey Co. tz Russeii T Ifer.ilci. 377 2611. or 6)1 Certified Check or Bid Bond in the DIVISION: CE moorage. Aduits 3?? 4410 CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. Joe B. McCawley Sr. to Ralph C. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP eritd and minimum wage rates SwanJr.&wf. Patr,ciaP..Lo12 51k aml)untof5perccnlof the Rise Bid FLORIDA Himms'r £ WI. Doris M., W 5*' of E TGAGE ASSOCIAT ION, a carto be paid under the contract as A. Sweetwaer Club Un. 131.500. as a guarantee that the b'dde', if 21-Sittiotis Wanted 31-Business Property CASE NO. 10.n2.CA.I9.F the included in Procedural 08.14 0ev. to ridus Builders Inc. (5-8' etc. Replat of Weklva Camp poratlat organized and existing awarded tie contract, will within JOHN 0. JOHNSON. JR.. _______________________________ Documents sItes. 2.501. Lot 211, Woodcrest 'Un. S 56.500. fifteen (IS) calendar days alter under the laws of the United States, LAW N MOW iN C1. RAKING, Petitioner. CMselberry Gtlns Inc. 10 Harrisjn NONDISCRIMINATION Robert Refche, Inc. to CPiarlesP. notice of award, enter into a v.r,tten Plaintiff, W. Garneft White Free Estlmitci VS. TRIMMING, E. Lash Jr. & *1. Terry A • parcel IN EMPLOYMENT Reavas & WI. Joe Ann. LI 7 51k H, contr:c? with the Sthool Board of vs BARBARA C. JOHNSON. wlth7n N & S lines Of Lt 11 111k 0. CHARLES P. HOOVER. CI al, BIDDERS ON THIS WORK WILL 372 $411 Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 5, 111.200. Seminole Cou.nty. Florida, in ac Peg Peal Estate Broker Rr'spundenf. ________________________ BE REQUIRED TO COMP'.Y Branimir BOIIC & *1. Hello to Loke Kathryn Park, Sttt Addn., JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. cOrdancew,th the accepted bid and Defendants. NOTICETODEFEND WITH THE PRESIDENT'S TimothyL.Moat & wI. Diana L., LI 57.020 10?W.Commerclal furnish 700 per cent Performance. NOTICEOFACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO,: Carol Colvenbath & Stephen I to TO. CHARLES P. HOOVER whose EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 11,244 1. 81k C. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec s, 24-Business oortuniti tus Labor, Materla. and Supply 1iAMbAXA t JUPINSUPI .. aria li,J1's. IHE FILUUIMEMENTS .4d!4'ThJUI 1U4 ID, laymcnt BOIId with a surely residence is Unknown. Residence: Unknown New 600 sq It. block building for FOP BIDDERS AND CON. satisfactory 10 the Board, and also Pr.sbyttiy*f St. Johns Inc. to 5, 25' 01 77, 81K 7, (vansciale, 11.200. YOU ARE NOTIFED that an Last known mailing rent. 5)00 month. Broker Owner, Herbert Hazen GIister & wf. actlentoforectoseamortgapecrslhe TRACTORS UNDER THIS ORDER DEALERSHIP Andrws Piesby. Chvrch of Oil., furnish certificates of Workmen's address, 377 5997. ARE EXPLAINED IN THE lnc..Lot2lA.McNelllsOraigiVilla. Grace to Herbert Hazen C.eister I follC.win'g roperty in Seminole Compensation and Public Liability WilliE P.'OTOR CORP 601 Dophln Drive SPECIFICATIONS WI. Grace. Lot 33 Mayfair Sec 1st County, Florida: 5100. InSurance, OUTDOOR PRODUCTS highland, llllitois 67219 Bidders must certify that they do Roy T. Dye & wI. Shirley & Oml Addit., $100. The Bid Bond. as well as Ptr. Lot 10 .d West ½ of Lot 9. 38-Wanted to Rent Join our chain of storci and link up YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED not, and will not, maintain or lay. & Pin lay, to Albert L. lormance Bond. shall beexecuted James F. WhIt, & wf. Romosa Block 'G", Lake Woyman Heights, put with us We can you inthe lawn that JOHN o JOHNSON, JR provide their h fo, employees any MGotrick & WI Susan F W 774.' 00 agent or attorney In fact, wtic M. to Ruth P ulo, It 30 51k 'a, HeftIer according to the Plot ?tw'reof • mower, tractor & bicycle Want to rent hon'i wtr an acre or filed a Petition inttie (ac.litecs that are segregmoted on Circuit Court of Shall have of LotS (less E 2.5' 04 S 14O') BIb B, H•met placed on file with the recorded in Plot Book 3. Page C, oi Ort.. Sec 1, 516.500. butifless.OYC'rlOOprOduCtstOUll. SemInole County, Florida, for more in rural area Willing to bassofrace.colorcr,edorrsatlonal D.R.MitchellSurveyoflevyGrant, Board.anorigin.alpo*erof attorney Grange Prop Inc to Es?e I the Public Records of SemInole Investment 113.500 No lrar"hise make repairs and or clean up in origin Modification 01 Child Custody, and from 112.S00. the Bonding Company by Bra-wee & WI. Patty M., Lof 715, County, Florida. fees. Coil collect, Wheelpo,w('r you are required to set-ye' a copy of SPECIAL FEATURES exchange for reasonable rent Pr, Clbife P. Evans, Etal to Thomas Spring Oaks tin IV. $39,900 whom such Bonds will be executed. Together with the following (II)) 84) 1011. O, rwren detenses if any, on 373 5751 Thlsproiectisto befundcdatle.st I. Richey I. wf. Bettyi. Beg. 6.)9J2 The Bd Bond mutt be accompanied BeI.'sir. Homes. Inc. toThomas C. equipment, I. ill f)iT YVUULPULK. py e'eaera Hevenu. Snaring N&4S7,23'WofSEcoioISW'.of Engleoe -. -. by a facsImIle of the Agent's or Hood nd Refrigerator, .1, Range, Lot 5.99 6. wf Grace ESQUIRE, Atlorney for Petitioner, Funds. Attorney's current power of at. NW Ii 00 SIC lS20- CIt.. 91.700. FumOce Spring Oaks On. V. $)94 whose address is P 0. Box 70, Bidders mutt comply with TIle Onoi'a Inc & James N Pee..00 .)r. hj heen fiId ogarist you and totney, and the Bond shall he wit SJi tIe,' Mi)l'iari, sig , Allarnonte Sçrrruqs FIGrid 32701, VlOttt-.t' CivIPghtv Act if 1cM, tee I'll Sl('d, s1fl,d Lu/ the ituent, aria th .6. w'f Mary to .1 M. Beeson Co.. S , ml lht I(A1 PIP Yt'i C) 1400111R, Gordon Wallace, sql and file the' original with the Clerk of Davis Bacon Act; the AntI.KIckb.ck 4 of SW ½ of NE ',r of Sec. 2 Bonding Company seal shall be port of , OIW 410' 04 SE ot SE and you ar. required to serte a copy the above styled Court on or before Act; the Contract Work Hours affIxed Iherdo 157,500 e your written defenses, if any, to it 14 Sec 4 71 79. F of Old Palm 5pg Standards Act; and the State Public March 26th. 1916, otherwise a default No btdrt may withdraw his bid I'. CoLeman & *1. EsteIle ors SMITH, HULSEY. SCPIWALBE Works Compliance Act, Florida and ultimate Iudgment will be en, for a period of thirty (30) calendar to P. Michael Arringtcrt 1. wi. & NICHOLS plaintiff" attorney, Statute 446.10), specifically let-ed againSt you for the reIf clays wifhout the Board's consent. Deborah, Lots 15) & 113, Frank I. GllesA.WesttoDorthyE.West,Lot whos* address it 500 BornetI Bank Ptni. Specific,atkjns.. and Con. paragraph (3), APPRENTICE AND demanded in the Petition. Woodruff Sd, 11.6.000. 6, 111k 3 f'dot'th Orl 2nd Adt., 16.002 flulloIng, Jacksanvifle, Florida 37707 WITNESS m hand and official TRAIN C C EM P1. DV N F 51 T tract Documents may be obtained it Gary M. Patterson I wI. Mu'y to Giles A West £ wf. Dorothy to on or be'tore April 7th, 1976. and file t,rilof Said Court on Ihit 19th day of the Office of Sth*xje't Atiocialn REQUIRMC?ITS, LIthi T. Isbb £ *0. HrmaIun A.. Dorothy E. West, EL's of Lat& allot 7 tt,e original with the claric of tilt OWNER'S RIGHTS RESERVED February, AD. 1916 Architects, Incorporated, 1.? 0 SR F. Cotm?ry Club Mattit On. $ W Eel I BIb 0. Crystal HtTi.. SIlO. Court Cithi" before service on (Seal) The City reserves the right, at itS ConItrtck Avenue, west, Winter Frederick H W,llarn%. Clot o plaintiff's attorney or' immediateI' 3, 1)3,100. Arthur H ltecbw'te, Jr d abtiIufr cluscr,1on, t, ParL, Flnidli. 32TPc iptuO, e ; 647 Dcna)d F Wright & l Marcib to fdjip'i , v%'ouo',jff, 14,,rr', S 'etreatier, otherwise a default will Clerk of tile Circul Court rCiect any o, ut bidS. c.r to accept 414) on cr alter 5th March 1910. Ldrry A Chum & wf. Linda l . 179 WoOdruff Frank I 4.1 \ .,.....'i Z... or enteeso agalost you for the' relief By' Lillian T. Jenkins that proposal which, ir, Its ll4gmenf. A deposit of 150.00 Will be required Isle Of WindSOr'. $16,500 Beg 779 65' E Of SW cc'. cA Loll. BR I dern.anded in the complaint or Deputy Clerk l'' COch set *1 Controcf Documents, will, under all cirrumstances, tic-sf P. 11. Bennett & wI. Froncine IC 7' Tier 1. C P. lranffords MAD of petition. EDMUND 1. V.POOLFOt. K, serve the public ln$vtest I WITNESS en,' hand and the seal of Oual4t'atloni of t'se bidder mutt Dnhd P. Hammond & wi. Belly S.. Sanford, $100 ESUUIPE Dated, February 20. 1970 S4Vi%faCto,''t0tne Board. The Board 116. E'k 8. Sweewater Oaks. Sec. 6. Mlcired Eaton & ho. Howard It'.! this Court on Marcn ltPt, 1916. Uy C K Chrltenseit, Mayor P 0 Box 70 'ser' t tt'.c. ,ght to ?.'larJ F Eaton & ti. Howe'rd, Lot iC.,'rt Seal) tenor (1031 Hwy 136) Attest lnfarmo$ite's inbi.3dirigand'o ralcct Amer Mtg. ln tc. Wm. F. Sevon II, ft'S. 17. Rept Part Of TownSite of Arthur H. BcI.with, Jr. Marr AIlat,sonte Springs, Florida 37701 W Hawthorne arty and alt bids. North Chuhiohil, 5)00. 16) Clevk of the Circuit Court 35. IWI. Oatbaca t.me. Attorney for PetItioner City Cterk By. Willom P. Layer Linda P Back & Gordon ID By' Ms.rha T. Vihln rrailwood ESts,, Set. I, $73,000 Publish: Feb. 32, 79, March 7, 14, (5E4'L) Douqtas I. Porter & wI. Penve M, I Diitrl(t Super'ntendent A!iceL,Rodintol.rnardPiacenf Deputy Ch,rk PubliVI Feb. 211 M.src.Pt 7. 19Th 1970 PjbIi5h, March 7. II. 21. 1916 8', BIb L. Lot 168. W ITflf IS, vw.imamon HIs. PubliSh' M.arch 7, 11, 7), 71. 1970 1. WI. )vlIt. Lot I (ic OEW-lJ$ I DEX32 LepI NorThgate $43.50Q. $70,002. DEX.34 - 1w 'rwr tIrIiIT tIHIDY Y'JiiJrx oLoroIng to the plaf thereat as recorci'qj in Plat Book I, Pagt 10). PublIc Recoras ol Seminole County, Florida. being more Particularly OeSI as follows: Loisgi through tOO, Block A, M M. SMITH'S REVISION OF HIS SECOND SUBDIVISION, as recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 101,01 Public Records of Seminole County. Florida, This Petition shall be Submitted on behalf of the ATLANTIC LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, a Virginia corporation, dated this 76th day of February, 1976 That the arly Interested in said busIness c'nt'trprise is as fotli: Wayne P. Simpson Dated at Longwood, Seminole County, Flo.'lda. on Febrwlrv 1. Publish: Feb. 29, Mirth 7, 11, 21, 1976 O1:w 163 - NOTICE OF INTENT TO VACATE PORTIONS OF CERTAIN Pl.AT IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I 'etit.on shall LC tiIt'd purSuant to Chapter 127.101 of the Florida Statult3 with the Board of Cuuniy Commissioners of Seminole County, Florir1a,tovacateportloofctajn Notice is hereby given thôl i am engagc In business at P11 Orlando Drive. Sanford, 5emIole Covnty, Florida under tt,e liclitiout name of ts('NDRACk( & SON'S. and that i entndtoregjsters4id,mewl,h,I, Ck'ck Of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida In accordance with , u, •,w. ----.-__.._ .. ...• 5: Richard 0. Kondracki Senetta S. Tate etc.. Exvc. .t Rachel 1. Scott (form. King), Lot I, PublIsh: March 7, II. 21, 76, 1976 DEX 33 01k 2, Lockhart's uco. Robert H Bishop & WI Mary (ay IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE to James .1. Whelan Sr. & Marilyn EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CUR. Gordon. it. ten, Lot 3, 01k 5. Re s d CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE of 111k 3 & Tr. A. North Orlando, 2nd COUNTY. FLORIDA. Adn., 5.73,500 CASE NO. 76•334-CA.04.E Randolph Addison Ill, sl & Mary Ic Re: the Marriage of R . sgl. to Lewle Fla. lnvestmcntt, DEBORAH ANN CROWLEY, WP. Lot Ti, 111k 13, Eastbrook S d. Petitioner, Un. 6, 173.100. vs Ellinor Entr , Inc. to Robert E. TIMOTHY DAVID CROWLEY, Atpaugh,fromintc'çser,otEr.wtIne Respondent. of 17 921 E line of Sec 117030, etc., NOTICE OF ACTION TO TIMOTHY DAVID CROWLEY Ellinor Motor Co to Rob?, E. is DOdSi)n Drive Alpagh, from NE cor, of Sec 1120 Annandel, Virgina 2O03 o, run S 9I9 70' to p1. on SR 3 etc. YOU ARE NOTIFIED tttjt a 51)7,500, Pttitlon for Dissolution 01 Marriage John Leakas, GOn prep, of has been tiled against you in the '.iartha L. Bunn to Robe" W Bunn, Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Lots I, 7, 3, & 1 & NW'-, of vacated Judicial Circuit, in anc for Semir.ole Tampa So en So 111k D. Trjct 12. County, Florida, and you arc Sanlancjo Springs, 5.100 reguirej to serve a copy ol your CameronBrcwn Co. to Fli. written aefenses, if aay, to the ResidenItal Communities Inc. fr. 2. Petitiononthe Petitlonersatlorney, Highland Miffs ad, ZIC TERRY P. M(MAHAII. Whose FIG. Residential Communities Inc address is 100 Maillanø Avenue. to knnth Geiger & wI Audrey. Lot Altaraonte Springs. Florid,i 3770). on Il, B'S. A. HrtPi ()ri,nci , Trrr . Sec 8 e' brfore April 7irj, 197, ,nct lie th U' 2, Or,ufl,)t itti the clerk of thiS Court HowardA. HellwigSr.&Ameljalo t,pftitrn, " '"' Martin Marietta Corp. Lot 11 111k L nOrneyor immediately thereafter; Oakland EsIs., 2nd Sec., $31,800 Otherwise a default will be entered Joe M. Holder & Oet,orah tO against you for the relief demanded Rrnette Monlque Dall'au & JOhn C in the petition iwald St. E $693' of Lot 371 W Thisnoticeshallbeputjlise*jone 11.07' of 33. 81k 56. S8nIafldO The each week for four consecutive Subu.b Beautiful, Palm Springs weekS in the Evening Herald. Sec , 141,000. Dated February 26th, 1976 Richard C. Kaschmitter & wf c,,i . EliIah Manning, sq, to Eliah Mann;n.g & Walter Manning, Lots & 37, 111k C, Bungalow City, stoo Edith Marie Kemp toWm. David Kemp, Lot 9, 01k C, Lake Orienta Helli tJn I, $100. .laymor Corp. to Robert L Holbrook & wi Valerie M., Lot 16, Northwood, $77,900 Wm. J. Cream III I MIldred to Equitable Life Assvr. Soc. of U.S., WY NY, E 12.7$' of It 19 111k II, Engtiih Ests. Un. 1, & Iti & w 04 7 01k 11 English Lift. Un. , Legal Notice Legal Notice ' - [o List Your Business...DkI 3222611 01 831-9993 1 ______ - �- -:--=-.. . I - + . ••a -- -. - • i. ........... • 10 - • • - -. - ., .. ••- - — - . ______ — . --•(.•!--.t. •• I lk i . - .• w • . . • - - AO9 2L~s I& ,A EP. LR M& haFLais iirim PRM726151 SOLIDS ft,, ;.; Vi!; -A ___ _______I .. • - IN I $ 29 - -:? if ' RON, Aldt-i Iff w Pit .... 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LX LL M—, Uzu LAI Elm LL zcO C - _- -, - -- - Li - - - _________ L _________ _________ -) 0 w9i;l;N# .4 �L. _ 68th Year, No. 170—Monday, March 81 1976 o Only Minor 3anford, Florida 32771.—Price 10 Cents Aboard Sanford-Bound Train Inluries 14 AutooTrain Cars Derailed * ')'' By RICHARD LONG were derailed at Quantico, Va., Six of the derailed can, flive were reported to be two derailment occurred. car to leave the tracks was the the 346 passengers who were Jack Homer, executive Herald Edilor early last night, just minutes auto carriers containing 40 crewmen and a woman One Auto-Train crew steam generator car, th e one scheduled to arrive here is manager of the Greater Sqn th Fc ...e cars 01 a &I-car after it left its northern ter- automobiles, and a stream passenger the latter who was member was quoted as saying immediately to the rear of the morning, minim automobiles, ford Chamber of Commerce, or Sanford rninal at Lorton, Va. generator car toppled Into the burned by hot coffee, that it appeared that a cap had passenger section, ________wuij clothing and personal effects. said that he was contacting ---------- _ The three injured pe rsons come off one of the tanks Quantico Creek, a large Goldstein confirmed reports Goldstein said th at Auto-Train officials to offer the -waterway that flows Into the were reportedly taken from the containing delsel fuel causing that the last car of the passengers would e provided services of the Chamber and its train and treated during a stop the fuel to leak along the tacks, passenger section was the plush rental automobiles, emergency quarters to assist Potomac River. the nthr car!, all at Richmond, Va., some 70 Railroad officials could not private car of Auto•Tr1n funds and Autc,-Tratn's In. were miles south of th e accident. confirm th is report. President Eugene K. Garfield, surance adjustors would be on According to Goldstein, a strewn along the tracks on the The derailment was the However, it was confirmed who was making one of his the scene to assist the crew was attempting to load noi'th 5' of Ui crc-c)' and suud in ii . days In almost thit dit 1 (ud leaking from the frequcot trip to Florida, . LULJL0U' utumutiles that itrC not number of automobiles and exactly the same spot. Officials submerged steam generator Garfield, according to Despite the recent difficulties extensively damaged onto a personal effects were scattered of Purcelivi lie the Richmond, car was posing a pollution Goldstein, set up a lemporary of tourists in obtaining rental special train at the crash scene. o ong its b al ks. an Th in Frederckzburg e rema der and Poto mac threat to the. Potomac River, headquarters in a motel near cars in the area, l3layney said Th is train will be sent to Sa n. ie of the train, carrying 346 Railroad,thatisresponslblc for according to Virginia Water the crash scene to direct that he had made arrange- fordandlsexpectedtoarrlveat [eesburg passengers, continued on to rail operations between Control Board authorities who salvage operations. ment.c for 85 cars which he about 6 p.m. Sanford after a two-hour delay. Washington, D.C., and Rich. said that some 1,000 gallons had Tom Blayney, director of believed to be sufficient to Goldstein said that the Only thee minor injuries mond, Va., reported that no leaked into the Quantico Creek. corporate affairs for Auto- accommodate the passengers. damaged vehicles will be FAIRr va 1' I were reported, according to cause for the lcmailment could Goldstein said hnw.'r u that. "± : - --, . — ivi t UQUIER A'tINGTQ#i,.. assunolea gruup Of arranged for 91 rooms at the temnu.'ial in Lorton Va At the ice president of Auto-Train, reportedly traveling at about 55 between 700-800 gallons. Auto-Train employes, In Shera to n Inn and the Holiday Although unidentified, they miles per hour when the Witnesses said that the first Sanford as they prepared for Inn in Sanford. (Continued On Page 3-Al Manassas Pk.@ Alexandria _____________________________________ —.---= t7 ,-. Ja Ma&asLort4. Warrenton PRINCE •) — - . ( - ' ) 4 P I' - - - > .. Into Water 6 - , 7 .c4 ' I , •. - retnrvi* , i. f4< Bewildered Passengers ____ WILLIAM -1 R j iç ( <1 uantico 2 0 fl , çi \ ., \ __ I I . - J 4 0 10 !AGYeCI, E SSEXX Mont'o 5 j C1ROLINE Ill< -- ' 404%WN r. .\ HANOVER a ii 'suand0 i i 'Pfltr; L9 g mfl (?cr iif! • 't nIt' land V1i1 3 0spr. New Ken' Sk'dci4 Wtst °Pnt em, G arde nsNEW KENT \ i" CHARLES "(flC ,&Chorlei to keep from falllngwhen the accident occurrecj Paul Stanchto, also a Long Island resident, Passengers were high m their praise of Auto- commented "This is my first vacation on a dconcrntha train butluessso1ongasnoonewashurt!can TmalnuffIclals,butmanyexr they had not been told just what would happen to aiwa)s get another car" th em when th ey arrived here without th eir cars Mr. and Mrs Anthony Iannrello of Ne York and personal possessions One passenger said Ctyadniitttdtobeingconcei-nedabouttheircar they were told only that upon arrnal in Sanford, and a ll their new vacation clothes. Mrs Ema m Derderian and her daughter, things would be "sorted out." As soon as the train pulled Into the terminal, Lisa, of Long Island, said there were a "lot of Auto-Train officials and insurance adjusters rumors circulating on the train. One artist was boarded the train to distribute forms to the crying because all of her paintings were In her " \C JACS YOQ,, C y (Jp Williamsburgh. "' - " j- i> L e - —,_ - • -- -- - I - 4 I A. . ( ..-• II11J - --'- f ii I y ",' J 1 .. - ! £"' \ - ci r .... - - J4 % A r* . i' - ' I - ' .• . -.,•,, —.-. ' - ' -F ' II car and she thought they were lost," Lisa said. A male passenger comme nted that aiter the Richard Lowe of Washington, Conn., who was Initial shock was over, some people I'got a pillow Site of dtrailment. Fourteen cars of Auto-Train enroute to S atrz, , ,eUng with his wife, brother and sister-in. and went to sleep. Some others had a lot to drinK a ford from Lotion, Va. (1) were deniild minutes alter Its La "Y y and went to a! Oth ers drank coffee and Scott McDonald, 1, prepared for all emergencies with water bottle aDipped aral h wait, a! t th departure at Quindco, Va. (2). Only three persons sustained only got one Ufe. Accidents are going to happen. wondered what was In store for them when they demonstrated for passengert Mn. Emma Derderlan and daughter, Lisa, how be grabbed a handrail minor Injuries and were treated In Richmond, Va.(3). I so as not to fall when part of Auto-Tratn derailed. (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson). We're lucky we weren't In a plane." fie added, arrived in Sanford the following morning. r' EttriCho 4 N am /07 i I UI.dUPerIC CH(S1(PFitLO Ci' 'IcIii Chester 0 C&o,31 - c \ --- rq!f2J :- the Potomac Ricr. '1 ti Ofl (D8 KING MO Kin W'Iham ô'.GoochIon-J AN Powhc,ioo H anover '1 who lost their cars and personalpossessionsina didn't know what happened until we looked back and saw waves in the river. Then we got to Virginia derailment last night As the passenger sec tion of th e train pulled th inking 'something must have caused those into the Sanford terminal, most passengers wa v es, and we saw three or four cars in the expressed bewilderment and concern Most river. Therewasnopanic Nottoomany people were vacation-bound tourists who suddenly were thrown around" Scott McDonald, 6, of Long island. N Y., said found their holiday turned Into a nightmare as was a' little seared" and grabbed a ha ndrail all 14 cars carrying their automobiles were he O. JISA k lowe's brother, WB. Lowe said, "You've got great people on the train have been. buy how "We're still alive. That's all that matters." have been fantastic." That comment by one person aboard the Lowesaidthattherewasa"seriesofjerks" passenger section ofanAuto-Traintriatarrived 'thcnthe accident occurred. ltdidn't come toa in Sanford at noon today seemed to sum up the screeching halt exactly" feeling of the 346 bewildered passengers, many Lowe said, "It was not all that thrilling. We 0 Wt5 to We're doing great because the Auto-frainpeople Bern 14ocini I SPOTSYLVANIA Mineral Herald Staff Writer 0 Get'rg r ) KINGG(Ofl[ Fredericksburg 0 t' ANG.. , • By JEAN PATFESON Falmouli 0 411W Just 'Happy To Be Alive Triangled STAFFORD ______ '1) 0 pa&wngers. "What the hell, w e're still alIve,"conunented ' Cr F Mdft Alftiiiii M =am rAM ANk =Ak — A101k MdOLdIft 0 AN k I AMIL . . - Aft tjUI1 JU3 VmlsoVIIUIIII IWU IMWVVb A A im= in - iviuy -- ____ U — %O U11111 10 AN1 Aft "Amw CAAW wamoatft RJiiii DIUI RIP .-—. 1 Ii g__tJ so I . II f I )F-h>1 zr ' pr, - CA E. 0 - ock 1t ti;!hiizi 9i QQ ., kiL!i . og1 1\! I " —_.. I % 11 E. S S I -. - - -• S. 1 0 40 4, V -M! ;; 1 2 , Cr 2 Fr o 5 -- ~, - - - 3.4 t . in . R1 5 F. rn Cr M. p . ir M ks Z Rigpz. - -- g vC iz~ !f9h /to U) 157 U I to çCr 07R - In F1 rf1? en '•" Q S L. 1% Z 1 IRK — II. r3 rn \ci /-:;ci-- 1' • ç " d Vol - fl1-sihIit-au Deadline Announced For Ballots ERIE Pr or 6- way to etvllpnup to PrId'nt Fwqj f ç,qiqj )4p pI., said that thlrnc may ry e., ww,m altar guuig to hope c .r, b: rcallze It is a 2-1 Reagan iducy, but inure rcentiy he has oeen winding up his Florida presidential primary th ey get better dur in g th e presidential campaign Jackson was trying to capitalize on his horse race, a very close race here in Florida," the urging his candidate to get tough with Ford or face campaign with assertions that signs of an economic year. Massachusetts presidential primary victory last former California governor said Sunday on the NBC the possibility of defeat. upturn may be only the election-year calm before a Democrats Jimmy Carter, Henry St. Jackson and Tuesday. Alaban. a's Gov. Waflace said "I'm going program "Meet the Press." And Reagan, who earfler insisted he wouldn't ne w storm of unemployment and inflation. George C. Wallace also were at their campaign to do well," but he declined to forecast his perra ce , it c o uld cTitice another Republican, seemed to be heeding close horse "I don't think that in a %bfle Ford campaigned from the White House tasks today, theeve of Ihe)ear's fourth presidential centage showing. lie won the Florida primary four be a loser for a challenger," Reagan said, arguing the advice. As he wrapped up his Florida campaign and said be thinks he has gained strength In Florida primary election. years ago with 42 per cent of the vote, as he did In New Hampshire that coming close is and prepared to move on to illinois and its primary because his economic policies "have begun to show Carter, Jackson and Wallace are the major enough when running against an incumbent March 16, Reagan criticized administration Carter, campaigning in Tampa Sunday, said real progress," Reagan questioned the significance Wallace can't possibly win the Democratic Democratic contenders, with Gov. Milton J. Shapp president. Ford won the leadoff New Hampshire policy and challenged Ford on the economy. of the figures that show employment up and in. presidential nomination and Jackson "can't get of Pennsylvania campaigning, too. The rest of the primary by one percentage point. He recalled the economic upturn that came with flatlun down. Democratic field Is on the ballot, but the other elected in Florida." But Reagan's managers had been forecasting a Richard M. Nixon's re-election campaign in 1972 "I disagree with the Idea that prosperity is "I intend to be the next president." Carter tuld entries have not actively campaigned. "And then, in 1973 the roof fell in," ne said. landslide early in the Florida campaign. LE hilt In ctnp m ' Approval Could Mean New Taxes Vote On Amendment Would Affect Water Supply meaning because water projTALLAHASSEE (All) "Right flow, the only WaY We "we're talking about Florida's Actually, water districts -11ey in.i~ ask fora mill and When voters cast ballots tcts in those areas are already can force these things out into water supply. we could give them only a half a which encompass several counTuesday for th eir presidential funded by real estate taxes. the open is to kill the amend"What could be more impor- mill or a qu.irter of a mill ," he ties and 65 per cent of Florida's favorites, they also will have a However, those taxpayers are meat," MacKay said. tant than water?" he asked, population, already levypropsaid, chance to vote for a state con- also paying part of the waterOne of the amendment's lie also said a levy could be Lewis said the amendment is erty taxes but there lies one stitutional amendnent that project costs in the other three strong supporters is Sen. Philip less than the one-mill limit be- necessary because each dIstrict of the problems, MacKay said. would affect Florida's water newer districts, which are fun- U. Lewis, 1)-West Palm Beach, cause of the required legislative needs assured funding in order "Why should we in Marion supply and the taxpayers' pock- (led from state funds which who admits the amendment is approval to set the tax for each to carry out water conservation County pay for Pinellas Coun. et. come from sales taxes paid by vague, but is quick to add, district. ty's water problems?" progr.-uns. If approved, the amendment everyone. Sen. Kenneth MacKay, " — would permit Florida's five Wa' ter mana g emen t districts to tax Ocala, is against the amend- The deadline for upplying for absentee ballots for Tuesday's presidential preference iirlinary Is s p.m today, according to Seminole Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce. Mrs. Bruce said her office has received 436 applIc a tl ons for ballots so farand%-o(,rswhohavenot property within their jurisdic- iiient,sayingitwon'tsolvethe lions for money to protect and re pro ems an yet returned their ballots manage the state's water sup- li ke telli ng the water districts may uO so until I • p.m. we don't know exactly what we • Tuesday. eida'. want do or how to do it She said the number of !''?d but you to1" 'I " T"-° here'money" ballots Is a good indication to one mill or for every 1,000 of that Tuesday $ voter property value. Legislative apOther opponents say the turnout will reach the proval would still be needed be- amendment is too vague and per cent and above level In fore any of the districts could could give taxing authority to Seminole County, adding a literal))' hundreds of little levy a new assessment. S.' per cent turnout was Gov. Reuben Askew and most drainage districts. registered four years ago. MacKay also said that if the of the Cabinet members have The election will be endorsed the proposed amend- amendment s approved, there canvassed at 10 a.m. nient but there has been .strong will be no further public debate Wednesday by one of the opposition from other lawmak- about the many facets of Floricounty judges, a county da's water problems — such as era. commissionei' and Mrs. For voters In South Florida who should get water, ho,% Bruce at her courthouse - and the Tampa Bay area, the much it should cost and how office, ballot question has a different tic decisions will be made. - C ommissioners A representative of the Central Florida Federation of Senior Citizens t.Iuos is scheduled to present plans for a new senior citizens center in Fort Mellon Park at tonight's meeting of the city commission, slated for 7 pm at City hail - ' ' Robert Lorman, chairman of the Federation's building committee, said today he will present preliminary plans and schematics for the complex, which Is expected to encompase 6,200 square Feet. ' - -- To Hear Center Lorman said the new seror citizens complex is needed because of critical shortage of space at the group's present headquarters, a trailer at Fort MeLlon Park. He said the new complex will provide office space f or Federation directors and staff, as well as a 3,400 square foot auditorium that will be available for meetings, dances, and other social activities of area senior ci$iuns. Financing for the pew complex probably will come from the federal Department of Plans Housing and Urban Development, Innwin said. He add-d that the plans for financing, a architecture c building itself, are still being worked out. Also on the agenda for tonight's meeting is a public hearing to consider adoption of an ordinance amending cable television rates; consideration of potential sites of the new city hail, and recommendations from the Planning and Zoning Conunlubn. _________________________ Today $40000 limit prize in the 11th annual Florida atru open, pix ed I the 0 CPU Wee k Pinar Country Club in Orlando. For details on his lest, 'Page 6-A INDEX Around The Clock VA Bridge Calendar Comics 4-11 4_p 4-1I - Crossword Editorial Derr Abby Or, Lamb Horoscope - 4-1 I ..tI_.l•! - Obituaries -- ---------- -- Sports - ---- 2- 1!, Tcle%ision Women Vi rfl Lit Sunday s high 81, today's low Partly cloudy through Tuesday. Chance of showers trough Tuesday. Details and tides on Page 5-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/. 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Address your letter I me in care of this newspape o, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. F j ii ,.i ,4CVV)V. \ if i-jV" -tw.I H '.' I - J- jC.4'tr je;r1j. _ I' Vu ( Sily A I I ta4s. / (XVA., to i t, % d ad 130 M Proceeds from the all, Ill go Into club funds to help underpTivileged children and 5tudents needing financial help to continue their sturiies., ON, WAY? VomAw Iø-'Ari 'rxc.vr I MNOM/r, / ~ " - i , 1'.. 7: ., __. - I I - - -- law 1 j fi' I - CENTURY . senice station . _. ..111:~.. - .- ~~ fl.. -1 , _. 0 I - - ____ ________________ added, however, that he would not "disappointed if either one of them won." ,r. .' —. ¶ rIx _____ - ________________ ________ didates. he is supporthig the more philosophicafly con- reserving that until he sees what the Democratic servative of the two -Reagan. candidates have to say as they enter the home -" ., . -,-_tij.,Ilpgi~ --r!_ -. V-.-L:Irlo. ii L.z:!t'_ _rlf~e - However, he added it wW be one of the three more conservative Demo,cratic office smkers - - - - ~___:t ~ In an Orlando press conferenct Reagan d he likedFcs veto of enthng said he- favors Reagan's call to unleashed his strongest attack to date against return government to the local level. the Ford administration, charging the President Meanwhile Democratic County Corr. with presiding over the diplomatic and mil.itaq mission er Sid Vthlen Jr and others predicted it decline of the United States. The f ormer Ca lifornia governor called Ford wi ll be a three-horse race among candidates for the Democratic nod. Front runners are Sen. a "man of evident decency. honor and Henry M "Scoop" Jackson, former Georgia patriotivn," but plasted Ford and Secretary of Governor Jimmy Caner and Alabama Governor State Henry Kissinger for allowing the nation to le ground militarily to the Soviet Union. George Wallace. Ford's press spokesman In Washington Of the trio, Democratic County CornK wiatko wski said toda y his denied the charges Harry A. Bennett celebrated his 100th bftd:iy at a party held 11ursday aftemoon at the Grester Sanford Chamber of Commerce building with help from his sons, H. D. (left) of PRtaburgh, Pa., and C.H.,(right), of New York City, and some 70 friends and relatives. Ile centenarian Is a retired - a- adaiddid . / CELEBRATES -_ Ir— _- : : aliPA, - right than Ford In his philosiophical views. fie is t 6~~~ vote goes to Carter. "I've watched Carter since he was governor in Georgia; He's done a real fine job. "1 like what he says and the way Reagan's new "get tough" pohcy stems, in part, from the fact that polls show him trailing the Pr-Jdent in Florida, a state both GOP he does candidates hoped to win. _ .--.-- - - - __ __ - - - - - - __ - _ - - :-_ -; 7 L -- - -- kai~~_ - --- - 130 w9m - - Unleashes Strongest Attack Yet 9 Challen • • • 0 ar)s rL ,a _______________________________ ic, M tal ine "--' .' ,.•,. ". - tJIuaa.0 -_ ~ ~~_= ~ ~_: - _. =_ . = _____ ____~- - -.' - - ~ , .1 - __-,-_ __ - ~_-, ___-_ ~_ - -i; _ S - ,;;~ - __- - i ~ I'll -- - ~~_ w k ______ ______ _w .. - -0 -_- ~_._______ __. . - - tU -a-, , -~ -, 7.__~ - .. I = - __ - _i7ijt- - — -, — "-- -_ --- . - _ -- . Z '~f ; 7: e~4_ :~ L~~-!4-I-~~V~~ ~~ - --' ~-.~ -- Coiwtry Store with fresh produce and baked goods for sale. Mrom I to 2 p.m., NW. Olive l'ieree will conduct U trip down memory lone on I Carin Home will sing to I Rocky Churdiwell's guitar The Kid Gloves nsi e un ay Are Fina ~ 1_ i ~ --, . N. I - 7 i AS . . P . . 11"_:1 --I.-". 0 Or r- il -,, ( . AX 1W . .— - -P--. -'--- - - . ~,.. .~ ll~ -- . _& 110 . ,,., , __- ,22-IMi SCHOOL SALUTES BICENTENNIAL V ;1jJ//,J . _________ __;;;%~ pw. .1 ___ ~ ! - . So Does Seminole Memorial ,. nus)n1s. La *LIU 'tItU$dUW, uu Street Some staff members recall the new to,pftal's first days and the last days of the old hospital. See Page I-C. :, ~ _ t--. ~i8 1-t . - .IM.11. ',cmmnome iiemuruu ____. _____ - - __ - Citrus Open Windirig Doii,yri Ile Evenlag Herald *01 be at Rio Fizar until the last tt fallx In the Florida Citrus Open. See Sunday's Herald Admiring centerpieces made for Bicentennial Dhiner and program sponsored by the Midway Flernentary School I"TA are from left, Janet Floyd, past PTA president, County School Superintendent W . P Layer, Sybil Best, program chairman and ftinelpal Leroy Hampton. (Herald Photo by Bill % Incent Jr.) Sen. Vogt Asks For Opinion State Sen. John Vogt U)- weeks to give the delegation property owr.ers within 500 feet Cocoa Beach), chairman of the time to mee&. advertising ef the territories proposed for Seininol,- County Icgislative requirem Tits in the event it annexation be notified. Vogt notes in his letter to delegation has requested an decides to submit legislation to law. the Mooney Shevin that his opinion will opinion from Attorney General repeal 4A 10C k Calendar tomles Editorial .- .112-A 411 Dr Lamb Hospital— Obituaries .. .....I 4-A Tel2vislon ._ ry,; Ij - r --A $-A 5-A M-A - %VI*:ATII1-:H Thursdays high 83, today's low 83. Partly cloudy an1 continued warm through Saturday. gloves," Ronald Reagan has the offensive may have come started a final campaign swing too late for an outright victory across the Sunshine State with a inTuesday's primary. biting, emotional attack on The former California goverI êIiUiit £ A'J lIut UtLUVtj ii)dL r - i.. r- - 1; t4 - w Lt~ . I '..-,.,%'. - I - .t1f_!,_. Z~ ~v~;_!~_!4 -ri -f- -_4itL,d..'. *y 4 - - i f;~ ,.iiv.~,~t',I~-.!"--._.,~4,!~lp~-~ Ili lleed.ing the frantic advice of a Um attack today. Saturday and worried Florida campaign Sunday in %Uits to eight Florida - iTh 9 the Bicentennial allang with everyone eLse. But they're also celebroUng the 10th anniversary of the telepbone's invention and, as the saying goes, tbey've come a long way, baby. See Semincle Magazine, Pages 4 and S-D. - - Off Telephone Has A Birthday _______ t iZi'.- a-, ~'A ; . . _________________________________________________ p m with top for the idter000n hours and an old-lashlon ad Bicentennial auction set to Garry Trudeau - 'l'\ I ______ The paneaker are almost ready for the Sanford Kiwanis Club's bIg day Saturday. It's the club's annual day, which begins at the Saniord ubic t..enitr at a .*u am -.0 ' I..,&.~ - I I __ ?= .. . At%or d, - 1 ~R* , . 3-4 004 P 'I Would like to know what made- that appliance sa 'lesman I m4r'.'Tlw % Breakif ast Vw'hw A1T - .F '.iz I t - 7a ~TVW stretch. ~j! . a, ,~:1,_". / Pancake .3- felm - . III! ii~ ~~~ ~~ j V Afth=fr 14 I' . tl*~_ ., . - V111M ' I " 0, Understanding the Anemias. Enclose a long. stamped, wIf- ~___- I - ~ O;M-Oak, -. I .. x--kk;'._ - -- __ di~a 1, , , . 1_~ . . "I'm going with the Prez, The Pm is my voter3shouldpayspeclalattentkrthlaweekto - '1 "--' I. by (tiM ARLY. \ - . I) fgkve s I .,I TUMBLIEWEEDS ,_,_, -%_ ,., I V iIILI••i-, things. H&s a new, ir&m face with new, fresh idem," Kwiatkowski said. "Anyway, it's timie the south had a president, With Florida's presidential preference Kwiatkowski added. prim.ary a scant four days away, GOP candidate , Vili.len, wh- 'n, 'been i, ,:, ,i. :, r ',.-, -1 ".eagan has gotten tough with FTesident U.S. Congress, said he he! ftin a lot oi , gAm . rr- .-T Carter. prmcUng a win lar ettlier George 'iinumm, "Throughout the Fifth Congressional District Jimmy Carter or Henry Jackson. Carter Is strong. The middle of the roaders flnd The two Republicans on the Seminole County Lirter acce ptable,"thien "it appears at thIA time. 11 be voting for Commission are split, with John Firnbrouh supporting Reagan and Richard Williams Carter," Viblen added. Conuniuion Qiairman Mike Hattaway said MçpO(tthg Ford &,* I l[ l nD A o 10% ok la lw, Y I I1 LAF conditions that Doughtery not V dririlk alcoholic beverages or frequent places where they are By RICHARD CARELLI entitled to my a&ws5ment of national defense second to none "if it is cIG&- Ilke New the frontrunner, Ignored Jack. would campaign with ft sm. "Alabama has the most regrsold and that he pay for a plate Associated Press Writer them," Reagan said. is so well known that I don't hampshire, atlea.st up there in son's accusations to concen- tor in Joint app?arances in essive tax structurs in the glass door at Flagship Bank in Ronald Reagan, while denya-- the 40s, this would still be a trate on attacking Wallace's Miami Becch Sunday. 1he former California go~ver- think any response is neces country, juid feJffal courts Downtown Sanford. ing any retreat froin his Elev- nor called Ford a man of "evi- sary." campaign," he said. public record as Alabama govAides also said the Jackson there are running many aspects Speaking at a night.timne Orenth Commandment against dent decency, honor and patri. The four members of the ernor. campaign has begun a stepped- of state government such as D b h hd saying rwsty things about fel- otism," but blasted him and lando rally, Reagan stressed Democratic party's moderateOnly Pennsylvanip Gov. Mfl- up media effort in the final education and prisons," Carter scheduled Or 0char geslow Republicans, has charged Secretary of State Henry Kis- what he called the basic fun- conservative wing are also in ton Shapp escaped campaign week before the primary, even said of malicious Injury to personal President Ford with presiding singer for allowing the nation to damental differences" betueen Florida searching for victes. controversy as he stumped the though Jackson has discounted "Wallace makes people think Property and two counts of over the diplomatic and mill- lose ground militarily to the Ford and himself. Two, former Georgia Gov. Miaml area. the importance of Florida to his he is going to get the federal re sis ti ng tars decline of the United Soviet Union 'Ont twididati is a member Jtrnin) uirter and Sen Henry In hand-shaking political forays future at government out ot tue picture violence to his ° rson th States. "In my view, the policy of of the Washington estab- Jacksun of Washington, tangled various stops, Jackson pictured Carter spent most of his day but awt is not possible." Taking his GOP challenge to detente as pursued by the ad. lishment, one is not," he said. in a dispute. Jackson charged hirnsielf as the only Democratic criticizing Wallace, but then Carter sat beside Woodcock in which the bank door was Florida, where he meets the ministration Is one of making 'One candidate has faith in the that Carter made contradictor) candidate familiar with Flori also turned to the use of testi as the president of the 15 mu President in the nation's next preemptive concessions to the Washington establishment to statements In Florida and Mas. da's energy and ecological monials when he appeared at a hor,member union told a rally - A jury found Millara I., primary March 9, Reagan un- Soiiiets," Reagan said. "Under solve out- problems. One candi- sachusetts; about the location of problems. fie chided Carter for St. Petersburg rally with Leon- audience. A like a man who Wagers, 37, of 7535 Compass leashed his strongest attack to Kissinger and Ford, this nation date believes those who are a proposed federal solar energy repeatedly referring to the Sun- and Woodcock, president of the agalii has the courge to speak Dr., Golddenrod, guilty of the date against the Ford adminis- has become No. 2 in military part of the problems are not the center. shine State's Democratic pri- United Auto Workers. the simple veracities. I like a lesser and Included charge of (ration power In a world Ahere it Is best equipped to soI%e them" I sa the same thing In Carter said Wallace's popu man whocan say with a natural mary as a Wallace-Carter af na"141t. "d8cla, "llu Valuile to Z"llici f RVO K 4111 ai~llliii t:j ton and dangerous, 1i not i8tai, W ix. F joridin," -jac'&wsi 3aiu tells I DaY11%, at a a U11 ct'llurat "ulty u, riullun "ab ciLuluut- grace, -uw mess you.--trial on an aggravated assault the things I must say to you second best." able to the governor's loathe for that his Florida campaign may during campaign stops in Cen- race." But Woodcock stopped short charge that he pointed a Asto' toda) But I have decided that In Washington, Presidential be in trouble lie said he could tral Florida and Miami the federal bureaucracy, but of hawking Carter votes 'I per Late Thursda) night, Jack at a neighbor, was allowed to matters of nationa! secarity Press Secretary Ron Nessen live with a loss to Ford, as long Carter, touring the center of son's campaign organization . charged that Wallace has done soruffly not even in my own ___l_ t •a _i ....I;.4 ....:.i i rs... n.....t.*..... ,. ),,. , ,111 .t._ ..e..,. .I._ at - (' ....4, I . •. t..ø... ..-'..-'.rn.-, , • .1 .J*. a St.1lalii I$iX OH IAIII' UW U15 * dIIUUVIVFL)v £$(V onu vaatat..., .aiu, ss. a s aua..,t ., rca.up' .,aaata h.." us. .nuia. ,,na.aa. ,ttaiaulTt,s e,ua.uu.j ufl s'-. .... r' u .-'p' iiva.0 iinat itt .n- jtaj out ii,a Psi and (he American people are nized leadership In keeping tI'e not slip out of the 40s George Wallace is considered bassador Daniel P Moynthan Alabama government. feelings "he said _______________ - 1 iiv__ "- . . .. ~ - two ccunt.s of resisting arrest without violence and was sentenced to a year in jail. The QTHE'R,$ L~ -. . -John Joseph Doughtery, 55, 1 I' - I - _.. -_ - %_ - I . - I-,-- oices Ch Hoscmann: A Nlinnesc!a .=-der d,vant., to know what we lead after the bidding has gone fine I notrump-three notrump bv our oppK.nents We hc)ld ' F £Q4v732 •J9644875 We open the four of spades and hope to hit our partner 1; good fived g fie is 4 ll. SUNSilINE STATE _ X. -- M court withheld adjudication of 'ulli and all wed them to remain free on d d un pre-sentence investigation (11SI). In other cases docketed for trial this week before Judge , - % - . - Ww offense of petty tar- k "\ Iv a I ” - Lill I could give you sollie headache and full sensation in the head that many patients better answers but that is the with this problem have a ruddy nature of the disease and about complexion and high blood where we stand at the present pressure, particularly of the time on what can be done about ARRIVE AUVE , .414W., " ~11 I entered their pleas and the "" I I . acquittal on the grand hu-ceny charges and the case was to go 1 1 Pin not sure what you are talking about in rcferenc. to ard North's raise to three are yotdr leg. You leg should not just about as standard bids as — cause )ou an trouble because )ou can look for So is %V"st DEAR READER want to (I) to hit him opening lead of the king of of polycythema vera. The only (Do you havo a question possible connECtion I can make spades. although a few moder. dition of overproduction pol)cythcma nistshavestarte(jto lead the In' thA rawperfs' Write 4zk )CC)!C wi th particularly of red blood cells ~ Ile bone marrow where the vera are prone to blood clots. queen from the king-queen 10 the Jacobys" care of this co ~ This is whyyou are taking blood blood cells are produced is also Ile idea is that if tner answer individual questions ot,eractl%e There is also an thinner. Perhaps you had a holds the Jack he wmll'alire blood clot ip your leg. The in- what is happening ard %ill onvellopes are enclosed. The increase in thrombo,c)1es the 11) cad eased tendency to form bloond play it. most interesting quostions little tiny cells that are re clots is directly related to the In any event South wins the' will be used in m,s o/umn to blood clotting mechanisms, first trick with his ace of and will recelvo copies ot increa I sees that he can V JACOB thrcmbocytes MODERN) related to the spades and No one knows what causes -_-..... 0% I-P Mau% SAM Ift"1111L re.sponse we we at high altitude by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL cr with lung conditions where In addition to the simple _____________________________ bleeding techniques that have -here is not enough oxygen and •è.. rnim,. r n, I r 1 ii : 5 t nf bec P re rø!.! ,n. I chemicals that ei'n ty' u!cd to c-reacts , t eat t the ne marrow to * It's true the spleen enlarges. prevent excessive formation of It is a specialized giant lymph blood cells. When blood l etting II node and is involved whene ver and the chemicals fail tocon(rol ( \~ . there is an exem production of the situation some authorities I -6 blood cells nr an increased like to use radioactive I ~X_ destruiction of them. phosphoros %Vch in turn a destroys some of the blood cell — w ng organs and helps get *11, cells there is an incream in the things kick tinder control, -Z\ It , i I e,l -1. .. : .. . - ,ft1qZ,M 1. - .- 46:1 -_ .- ar .I would appreciate any help advice you can give Inc. ,, - office and Sykes and McIntryre went to trial before Circuit !V I PUs 3 N T Pa5s Pass pass Opening lead - K A ",,:'' - ,. . By ED PRICKE17 __ The charges were downgraded to grand larceny Dizziness, weakness and ______ I- ~ E uez reported inc u ed * Herald Staff W!iter I Jaime re- (. - n Primary 0 Thursday Judge Ilosemann ' ,,:'?s.A West r by Bob -Montana - VQI vJ1056c $ A J 10 #A76 492 46 SOUTH IDI the excess ionount of blo(Xj is ,.T"\ ( il- 't, A_Iq~ .% I - . - 13 i5'i. P , ~Z- ,~ , ., 1z" .N,- c e, -_. ;, elop this' toward dummy's km An alert West will go right up with the ace of diamonds and hmsqueenoI spades lie will reason that if South lield Jivit-jack and a small spade he would have ki the king of spades hold that first trick in order to be contract irrespective Of the location of the ace of FAST nd an), plaints, These, too, are help that makes me feel better. #1 7 7 I 1'(HEN1VupL, (''\) AMY TO PLAY THE N ORTH A8 A2 Dr. ' enlarged spleen. could you please tell me what causes an enlarged spleen. Is there anythingthatcanbedonefort" Chic .rr- 'i- A FELLOW W540 rALJC-04T t A MONKEY TO PLAY ~ -ma Q \ I ~_~ ( I-,it, ' ,fr' -. run off eight tricks in a hurr isn't quite £KJ '° DEAR DR. LAl'1B - I have what is called poI)cythcma vera Also I an' told I have an ') c' '$I ~A 1% . ,I - - C 91 car es - 11% 0SItiALD wid JANIE-S JACOBY By LawTence F_ lAnib, M. 1). / 171, Contacts yo'll , . . J Split No 0 Joseph Andrew Sykes, 24, of arrested 'on ' robber loners -- S I&M Collidge Ave., and Jerome McInt)Te of 12th St., were WIN AT B — ____________________ BLONDIE = —— Is The Problem ______ - — Too Much Blood _~ \\.- > — () ,. r~ !-EJ ' _-.'-- I ____ IM GLAD UNDERSTAND. -. t)4 "', 3 , ,4____•, ' it comes to management tions or o of ________________ --- I sam Commis $ -- — -- pleaded guilty In circuit court to petty hirmny. may be better today at helping formation you'll find quite ' i others advance their Interests useful. Strive to win the trot of ' than you will be et gaining new friends. 1 II 54 ——— __ WE ALL LI'L AS \OU KNOW. I (XNT E'LIEVE IN TIPPINE') 1_ ( 58 by Stoffol & Heirndahl HERES 'K C).4ECK ) ELMER' -, '_ T* i 5, ivid March . - 3 f t P n.r,i - - Two S,anford men orij arrested on charg.-: that they I ... -_ I_ - , robbed a Daytona Reach m-n , ! . - .-' Yourmentalfacultiesshouldbe tothebottornoithings — 144J I I I ___ 30 : 31 I - 4 I f 28 _______________________ By 11011 LLOYD chores. Trying new twists could tic things in knots. July 23-Aug "i III competitive situations today victory comes ftough strong IF., you cotild feel slightly tinPV;CE certain. Put on a bold front. It Surface appearances could bp ~j will confuse the opposition. unreliable today. By aski$l i VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept fl) pertinent questions you can get ' 34 I ___ - — -- I 27 _____________ Herald SWI Writer AQUARIUS (Jar.. 2(~Feb 19) If It is not so Important today how , I* events begin, but I I - P ! 23 32 -_-jJ--" I I I _m~_ 2 a Guilty In Cas e CANCER (June 21-July 22) adv!ce of an unsuccessful Don't depart too far today from friend. i I 20 - 25 26 - I I I 10 11 Sanford, Florida 32171-Price 10 Cents ____ . v,tn n't 14 21 11 .. P16. 3 r-Lj by Larry Lewis I I — — . I /D — 19 - I — 111111! Heii1d - let them dilute your ambitious 21) If you have to work witli , unfamiliar tools or materials to urges. (May 21-Jure 20) day, get someone who knows . GEMINI I You may have a few extra tasks w (Etc. CAPRICORN 1' dumped Into your lap that you situation may arL*e today 19) A did '# today. You'll n where there Is a calcu1at, manage! 26 Musical 51 Biblical character fnitrument 28 &`101cal speed 52 Harvest 55 0_______ Old _______ 9 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS i 5 Dejected 6 Angrier 7 Hawaiian —— 4 - IOI (ab) 24 large plant 48 Head (Fr 50 Epensve source 25 Corrode I s 4SK a ir to GO TO THE Li 9RR tV(T( 1)5 Intand I!Patton ) .k, ___ cw 40 Fancy Containers I 12 k" % N I 'd, / L_ __ ____ __ 9 Ancestry 9 Indonesians of 3 Negati,s Mindanao 4 Wine 1 - entrances 1 68th Year, No. 163-Friday, March 5, 1976 SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) To request on you today that you the fullest benefits from could comply with before get iic1a1estoday,U may be w,1 I . 1 VOU realizing h( . TAURUS (April 2D.May'20) to Jet them assume the more not be 31 WIhert 33 Asian city 35 Adviser B Fence t I. ARIES (March 21-April 19) advantages for yourself. Co%-er ;,~ a your own bases, however. in I Ice mass ' L;': 27 6 ) n 23 21 976 • 53 Biblical high $a Brazilian 59 Negative prefix 60 Soothsayer 61 Snare m _ I F.r Friday, Marc f'6 I love (Latin) 57 OtIs name 19 0,"Saws by Art Sansom /IT tty ~ r t,,,,, ~,, , , 1~ 1 1 Coided f abric peninsula I ______________________________ '~~ ~ T W h, 'K AL k M I I I F I.~ I (4 1 \ ___ 54 Wind from the blackbird 18 Canadian ('C( ) 13 I 41 44 Specks I? European over Region 1 . lk" THE 1. IE / I _. _.___ i1 yBERNWEBEDCOSOL ~ --- .- 1 -_ . -..,-. ~_ 4, A -~kq :V -1 ,_r r -".,. ---o7i i~s qL p*-r ._4- '. ~ ~ . __ - ,~ :. e,4' .,'-~,Z -5 . ," ,I - It, - Tt- -A .1 otIL . V -, j, i ~- I 11, I- IdA AII4J WU news conference and a wellor- abandonment of his "eleventh ganized rally Thursday, Rea- commandment" against saying gan pictured Ford as weak and bad things about fellow Hepublicans. incapable of solving domestic But it was only two days ago On the foreign front, Reagan Reagan's Florida camp.litn the vision nor the leadersNp not take off the kid gloves he necessary to halt and reverse will lose the race for the nomlthe diplomatic and military de- mition. It's possible he could chime of the United States" Into lose the March 9 race, too" a second rate power behind the Thomas acknowledged that So%iet Union. And because or par 0 Florida in wake of two perthe problem" as a member of sonal visits last month, forcing the Washington establishment. Thomas to publicly back away Reagan said Ford cannot solve from his predictions of a Reathe nation's pressing domestic gan landslide. (I Isis. Five weeks ago, Diomas said "If I didn't think I could do Re.agon would win by a tw tobetter, I wouldn't be here ask- one majority. But two weeks ing for your support," Reagan ago, Thomas slashed the pie- 't . -_ , -_ _,:._ t~. "_=. - _ " , ~', - ... ._ P-1.~iii : -_ - A= -", * -, . , , - - - __ .- I - t I..' , -.;I~ I .1 - . -1 . -_ lilk~, -21 -, , . i4 .li t _ 1r ;, ~- - - _-__ - - _ _. _F4-- ,. ~ — _~, ,- , ~ I - ~_ _Ari - I ... _;_ . I i)T- I ~ __ - - -_ .4-T-A ~- - ___x -_ v_ -_ ..-n __ a.-- 2WI-:1 F; - ~iL I --;-V~- V=1---!T~47 - - - - , ~ -- - WLA - - - - '_I - '. -: - __. I --_ - .- - _ ____ - . __________ �_'- ae- ___ 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. I I ---- - - - - & . , . .7 . Sharpest Drop In 16 Years WASHINGTON tAP) - Buoyed by February's favorabk wholesale irice report, the Ford administration looked to the new unemployment figures for additional good economic news. The nation's uaepIoyment rote fell In January to 7.8 per cent of the work force, down from 8.3 per cent In December. It was the sharpest drop in more than 16 years. The labor Department releases the Fibruary report today. V1ute House officials have said they expect the downward trend to continue, but they have cautioned that it could level off some months or even Increase slightly. The big January drop In unemployment and the slowing of inflation have provided President Ford with fresh ammunition for his election campaign and efforts to sell his go-slow fiscal 1977 ixidget to Congress. _ . . . -:'. 7' .' : - WASHINGTON LAP) -The Federal Communications Commission has ruled that broadcast stations cannot refuse to sell a political candidate or ht' backers less than five minutes of campaign a1 time. .. •.....,. 4 • 4 1'I.1..... I....1 refused to sin t1 Presldetit rurd Cannmee one-mlnu(e and 30-second spots In advance of the March 16 Illinois presidential primiiry. The Ford backers said candidates normally don't buy as much as five rni'iutes. The FCC also ruled that a Miami TV stition does not have to give Ronald Reagan eqwu time to match a series of five six-minute taped Interviews with Ford, his opponent in next week's Florida presidential primary. .•- ' '\ . _., - . .- . .. , I i . ____ ______ • ______ '. ': - ., d.— I. - -1 - ' . . /;) .r. - . ______ ______ ______ - . - _____________________ 1' _____________________ ItI_____ _________ I . ' . ,.j - t" .W . -. , . _______ -. -"--i ______ .. - ______ FCC Rules On Time Sales •44S - a -' ...;?•. 'L- .-:-l' .. . ....... - • -.--',.. . .. IN BRIEF -_ -_ -,1__._ ,_.______ - . --__----._-_-. Flu Is Suspected Cause I" . - ', A." Other officials said the siege of deaths appeared to be localized at the 120-bed Sunshine Convalarium. Administrator Robert Fellows said the deaths began Feb. 20. Two patients died Wednesuay, uiree more Thursday. Crime Epidemic Claimed U WASHINGTON tAP) -F the first time in more than a decade, the Senate is facing wholesale leadership changes brought on by the forthcoming retirements of Democrat Mike Mansfield and Republican Hugh Scott. Mansfield announced Thursday that he had decided that 34 years In Congress "is time enough." Scott earlier had announced his plans to retire. Mwtsfield became majority leader in 1961 and held the job longer than anyone In history. Both men say they will leave when their terms expire in January. Neither Sens. Robert C. Byrd, D-W. Va., nor Robert P. Griffin, R-Mich., the whips or No.2 men In their parties' leadcrsiip, are assured of easy succession to the top Jobs. Bill Would Restrict Aid WASHINGTON AP - An amendment to a Housepassed foreign aid appropriation bill could deprive many countries of their share of US aid, handlers of the bill say. They prodkte4 Thuialdy night that the amendment added to the $5.33-billion bill would never become law. They said they are counting on the Senate to reshape the LJi by removing the amendment. The amendiacnt would ban use of any of the foreign aid money for countries delinquent for more than a year In repaying any uncontested debts to the United States. Death Penalty Ruling Due NEW ORLEANS (A?) - Lawyers for five states defending new death-penalty laws say they expect the the U.S. Supreme Court to settle the issuc of capital punishment once a,4 for all later tMa year. Representatives of Florida, Texas, Georgia, North Carolina and Louisiana met in a private session Thursday to coordinate their legal strategy for arguments this sprir.g. In a news conference afterward1 they said the 1972 Supreme Court ruling that derailed the death penalty cost a lot of people their fives. A short but impressive ceremony preceded the groundbreaklng tyLHhi:nJJe'nkins for the new Masonic Temple In Cauelberry. City and state had what doctors describe as Deputy Clerk Df Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. "Class 2" heart attacks, which dignitaries attended, Including, from left, Gerald TERRENCE WILLIAM ACKERT, Clerk of the Circuit Court means mild to moderate Mayor: J. t'. '!:t!'-. U'.su..hI.IuI Master nf the -. •.. ' ':' I 'outu w.note Ldgc 61, F aici sims, sttc Only one per cent of the Publish Feb. 20, 27, March 5. 12, Suite 301. AIÔ.u.o C.Ore Senator; and George 1. Myers, past Grand Master of Florida 231 MaltIand Avenue Masons, who cificiated at the event. (Herald Photo by Elda patients treated with the new 1976 Ill Altarnonte Springs, Florida, machine had erratic flutterings DEW Nlcholij _____________________________________________________________________________________________ of their heart muscles. Publish Feb 13, 20. 21. March 5. 1976 OEW7e WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford. making a pitch for the larm vote in illinois, might disclose new U.S. gram sales to Russia. to !!lins today f to day: of campaigning, reports circulated here that grain companies might sell as much as four million more tons of wheat and corn to the Soviets to help make up fcr a small Russian hr.rvest last year. The announcement could be made when Ford a&lresses a farm forum In Sprin:field, flu., in mld-aftermon. lAP) - Got'. Reubin Askew 'iays a House subcommittee was wrong in recommending that six General Services Department officials be fired and made another mistake by refusing to go before the Cabinet with its data. The proper thing for the appropriations subcommittee would have been to eport its findings and allow the Cabinet to decide what action to take, Askew told a news conference Thursday. "If I had suggested I had no confidence in their staff and said they should be fired, they would he quick to react that I was invading the province of the legislature," he said. ' Travel Advisories Issued B The ,tcsoeiakd Press Harsh winter weather stretched from the Rockies to the upper GraI Lakes this morning. Travel advisories due to suow mowers in the motmtalns iun lttIze1n putii 01 "ew mexico, eastern ioLoraao and the mountain ares lWungh &,tat1ast Wm1ng were still in effect. Winter storm warnings were posted for most of Nebraska and all of Soirdi Dakota Into northwest Iowa and central Wtsconcin. ' / UFF Wins Bargaining Vote Jubilant intellectuals TALLAHASSEE (API popped tops and prepared to bargain pay raises after their union was designated the representative of 5,431 state university faculty and staft members. "We're drinking beer," said Ken Mcgill, director of collective bargaining, as the United Faculty of Florida celebrated its victory Thursday. "We're union folk." UFF polled 2,344 or 54 per cent, of the 4,349 valid ballots cast in the election Tuesday and Wednesday. A rival union, American Association of University Professors-Florida, polled 701 votes while 1,304 faculty and staff members voted against union representation. - Trip Brings Small Results WASHINGTON (A?) - Congress has a sixpage report toshowforal5daytowoftheSoothweatPacilicbyfour senators, their wivs and at least 15 aides, The senators were Senate Assistant Republican Leader floberl P. Griffin, R-Mlch; Ernest F. Hollings, D-&C.; Howard II. Baker, R-Tenn.; and John C. Culver, D4owa. Griffin Is a member of the Foreign Relations Committee. The party, which traveled by military jet, visited Hawaü, Saipan, Guam, Australia and New Zealand. Ewning Ikiuld FrIday. March 5. 1976—Vol. 68 No. 16$ DJiif fld ttcrt Salrday nd Ctiritm D, Th Sanford Herald. InC., 300 N Frenc Av, Sanford. F 3,7" Second Class Pa519* Paid a? Sanford. FIrida ]7171, 4 'fl( Øhy'fpr, 55 (fl!5; MOnth, $?40 6 OnL?'I, 31420 Year, Sfl 4C Bb Maf In Flociame t'ome denery AlIothr; na 1770 6 M3ntht. 16 20. 7 Mmti. 310 Fphg,,Ar., "- uniusuce comnussion w set buffer zones and .Iseparate the cotnbatant.s before ;ightlall, if possibe, the spokesman said. The Kobayyat ou.break touched off a chain reaction that spread overnight from the Christian-populated hinterland of Mount Lebaw.n to the Christian half of Beirut. up There were unconfirmed reports of fresh Moslem-Christian —Israel's ambassador Ia kidnapings. Police saId the VasKtnton is under Instruc- army stt up several Christian tions to tell Secretary of State barricades, set up Thursday on fenry it. Kissinger that Israel the Beirut-Tripoli highway in annot acuc'pt the United States reuiliatiiin for the Kobayyat upplying arms to Egypt. siege, wounding four militia—'J,N. Secrctary.General men. urt Waldheim is sending an The army also rescued 32 nvoy to Moscow and Washing. kidnaped Moslems but seven 'L to look for v.ays to et were Still missing, the spokeslideast peace talks going man said, gain. Reliable sources reported The 1,000-strong Palestinian. Thursday that an additional 2,ebanese force equipped with 000 PM troops have entered Inks set out from the northe'n lebannu from Syria and taken - ,, - .,_t, ' 107A '- (Seal) Arthur 14 ft,'ci'wth, Jr Clerk of the Cirut Court By; Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk Publish; Feb. 77, March 5. 17, 19, 1976 DEW167 . CITYOFCASSELBFRRY BOAROOF ADJUSTMENT NOiC1 IS HEREBY OltrEN tp. " -e .'tLl' , Adlust,nent will hold a public hearing to determine the feasibility Of granting a variance to the petlllo, S.M.D ParinersIp, 306 Piny Ridge Rd., CasseIberr , Floridafoconstroctan off site ground sign in art R 1AA lone Properly is legally detcrij as. 1016, Block L Country Club Circle Piat Book 9, Page 45 Public hearing will be h,Id on Thursday, March II, :s;o at 7;30 rn irs the Casselberry City HaIl, 9j Lui.e Triplet Da'ive, Cr as soon tt'erea,te.r as possible, Mary W, Hawthoq, City Clerk City of Casselbtrry, Florida Dated this 2nd day of March l97 PubliSh: March 5. 1976 " I I ''. .'.', '-r. Flrcf ' NOTtCE OF ACTION PAY iu:I4ARo PHELPS RESIDENCE UNKNOWN You are hereby notified that Petitioner, BETTY JEAN PHELPS, has filed a Petition for DissolutIon of Marriage against you. andyouarerequiredtos,,-vecopy ofyourwrittende,ns,s?olt,jtany, Carroll flurke, Attorney for t.!1.'r'rr, a,'dress is 612 Sillord ,Sttaritft _Bank Building. 'i . P-ioruua. ano tile tnt' Originil with the Clerk uf Circut Court, Sanford, Seminole County, F'orida, on or before the 73rd day of P.tarcpi, AD 1976; otherwiie a default wilt be entered againSi for the relief demanded In the Petiti WITNESS my Hand and offi",aI of thiS Court o.0 thjS the 11th daly of cbru4ry, A.D 1974. 1 Seal) Arthur H. Becliwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circu,t Court fly Martha T. Vihlen TO 0 '. Bod of County Seminole County, Florida 53': Mike Hattaway, Chairman Attest: Arthur H. BeckwIth, Jr. PutIiUi: March 5, 1974 DEX 20 - Deputy Clerk CARROLL BURFE Attorney for Petitioner 617 Sanford Atlantic Rank Bldg Sanford, Flc'rtds 32771 Publish; Feb 20. 27. Macti 5, )7, 1976 flFu tri" Sheriff's officials have JACKSONVILLE (AP) overruled a firearms review board and dLsmiaaed disciplinary action against officer Alan M. Crnalre. Undersheriff John Nelson said Thursday that he overruled the board, which found that Cornalre violated a regulation restricting the use of force In the Dec. 12 slaying of Michael O'Leary. A itirnnil jury pnrlier fnturvl nn haeie Irw criminal rharu.e against Cornaire in the slaying. - m - follows- t'*amlfle same. All Interested partIes are InvIted to attend and be heard. THIS NOTICE isto be puOlished in the Evening Herald, a newspaper of general circulation In said City, one (I) time at least IS days prior to the time of thc public hearing, DATED tifis 1S' day of March 1976 S Mary T. Norton City Clerk GARY E. MASSEY 616 E. Semorin Blvd. Altarnonte Springs, Florida Aflorney for CIty PubliSh' March 5, 1076 rsrv 'in Antullo Ramlrez Cktiz, the first airMIAMI (AP) plane hijacker, has been sentenced to ) years In a federal prison for forcing a twin-engine National Airlines plane to fly to Cuba almost 15 years ago. (tiz, 49, was denied a plea for leniency Thursday although he voluntarily returnetl from Cuba several months ago. He pleaded guilty to a kidnaping charge because there was no federal aircraft hijacking law at the time of the crime, May 1, 1961. Review Board Overruled CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing TO A'tfOM IT MAY CONCERN' riU sL.t Ia nrzpIeo'v uiv tn op lheCltyCo crilof the City of WinIer Sciclngs, Florida, that said City Council will hold a public hearing at 7:20 pm or as soon thereetter as possiwe,00Monoay, arcn ISzo. to consIder the adoption of an Or dinance by the City of Winter Springs, Florida, title of which is as AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA REQUIRING THE CITY COUNCIL TO ADOPT THE ANNUAL BUDGET OF THE CITY BY OR DIl'JANCE; REQUIR'NG THE PAsSAGE OF THAT BUDQET CR OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER lSth u'tALI1 Y1(AR SEVERABILIT'i AND EFFECTIVE DATE. A copy of said Ordinance shall be available at the office of the Cit3' Clerk of the City 0' Winter Scrings, Florida, for all persons desiring to Hijacker Sentenced - Commissioners ---' espondent "•-' ____ -': .T. . , -,. : 5 !$': i<obe'rt yra LUCKS ._. - . 4 I I. ________ ________ ,_? . Profile Of A Candidate ___________________________ ___________________________ .; - - . ''.tM'" . .,. .. - ,' . - i_ .•.. ;. _ S ,i4_-' ,I', , ______________ . _________ _____ '1 - Necessary Status - 2,: TIIEIIERALDSERVICES group Byrd gained national cxbecause he has authored no posure again two years ago as a major legislation, Sen. Robert member of the Senate Byrd, West Virginia's junior Judiciary committee when he senator, lacks the national methodically grilled I.. Patrick recognition necessary to a GrayduringhearingsonGray's strong presidential contender. nomination to be FBI director. f r But the 58-year-old Democrat Byrd's dogged questioning led does command his share of to Gray's admission that then. %%rhite House counsel John Dean respect on his home turf, the 4jjtj\ Senate, where he serves as had "probably lied" to him m8J0t-It)' Whip. during a probe of the Watergate JlrnLyud (right) director of theSeminole Youth Ranch. accepts a YOUTH RANCH Considered a no-nonsense, scandal. cheek, in the amount of $582.07, donated to the facility by Jack-inA senator since 1958, Byrd the-Box Restaurants. From left, Walter Dorton, assistant austere man, Byrd is known for RECEIVES CHECK '< r his unswerving sense of duty . has rankled rnaoderate and manager; Richard Hornbeck, district coordInator; and Lynd. and passion for detail. His liberal Democrats with his antihome (be Jack-Iuthe-Box Restaurants, of Florida, are penchant for the nuts-and-bolts civil rights views and, more in Altamonte Springs. Hera1d Photo by Elda Nichols) of the legislative process and recently, his rabid campaign ROBERT BYRD his careful cultivation of against welfare recipients in powerful allies Capitol lull national headlines in the District of Columbia. • contributed to his wrestling the 1952 when the Democratic party A strict conservative In the role of Majority Whip away cut off all financial aid to his Southern mold, Byrd supported C from Sen. Ethard Kennedy in campaignasaresultofhi.spast the 'Nixon administration's 1971, and to his position as membership In the Ku Klux controversial "no knock" law, possible successor to Sen. Mike Klan. He was nevertheless re- favors reinstatement of the Mansfield as Majority Leader, elected the house, death penalty, and opposes But Byrd's political past is cumulating compaign con- busing and the WASHINGTON i tP - One pay, the taxpayer subtracts the tion of only $100, heir she 's ould nut all behind-the-scenc.s, lie trihuttuns from a hard core handguns. on the tax credit that every taxpa}er credit from the total, thereby not be entitled to will receive (or 1975 is the spe- reducing the tax obligation. $20 dii (ere!wt' i The taxpayer is entitled to a cial $30 credit for each depend. Other crediLs ;i'ai1abIe to ent.It'snotthesaniewlthsome $30 credit for each person 'rn.' ho ua1ify indude the ether credits, however, claimed asan exemption OIl his earned income credit, the cmThe $30 credit was part of the or her tax return. A family of for new home purchases, a It government's 1975 tax cut foui', for example, would be enretirement income credit, t TALLAHASSEE 1 Al') porter from the hearing. package that designed to titled to a total credit (If io McCrary ruled Tuesday that to co- - The Tallahassee Democrat McCrary immediately ordered Democrat reporter Carey Engfor contributions give conswncrs more money to a Joint return. A single person credit spend and thereby help pull the filing a taX return with only didatt's For public office, a work says it will appeal to the Sw' the ctnirt file in the Morrison lish could not attend the final himself or herself as a depend- incentive credit, an inve.itmcnt preifle Court a ruling that hear- case sealed. economy out of reces.iion. hearing on Morrison's divorce Along with other tax reduc- tnt v ould In its 3-0 opinion, the 1st DIs- from hs wife, Estelle. $30 credit. i'redit and a foreign tax credit. ings on the divorce of State Harry Morrison can be trict Court of Appeal disagreed (ions, the tax credit has already It is important to remember Democrat attorney Gary WilOnls- three credits can be tak- Atty. ... .j i...i.a ...--.1 .'.'...l• lh,l r,nl' ty''fl nrsiil autit tnt tnnt fnttnypr, "," iSIUI d UL'CLIuiI uJy U1C hA' LJt5UWIIS immeateiy sougnt an en on (lie snort form tue IU through lower withholding cml is allowable, The newspaper also will ask trict Court of Appeal in West appeal court order for the hearcredit, the earncl income cretl taxes Hut Palm Beach which opened the lug to be make sure they Although a taxpayer should it anti the contributions credit. that proceedings in the the be halted until the issue of pub- hearing of television star Jack- only grounds lven by Mecrarv don't pay more taxes than they continue to claim extra regular The credit (or tontributioas lie access is decided, Managing Ic Gleason's divorce from Be- was that the Morrjson,s wanted have taxpayers will need to exemptions If either the taxpaver or pousc is blind or over permits lh" ?a''i;tyPr to tivdttct Editor William Phillitus said. verlv McKittrick. tiftillI it the hearing nrjvatc returns, An appeal court refused The credit can be taken on age 65, this (toes not also entitle half the amount of political do.'I',her the long or short 1040 trw taxpayer to an addItIonal nations lii a maximum of ica for Thursday to overturn ixoti IF YOUR OLD MICROWAVE OVEN singlt' return, and $50 for a County Circuit Judge Robert I.. form, and it doesn't llla(ter rresfit in those (O.SCS. iIr(i'r t)arrifll a n'Mc(rarys credit can Joint return. whether the taxpayer itemizes In addition, tile WONT DO WHAT THIS or not. only be used to reduce taxes, II ___________________________________________________________ -._ AItercomputingthetaxheor a low income worker had tax REVOLUTIONARY NEW ONE she would otherwise have to credits of $120 and a tax obliga• WILL—IKMLPt II IN AT i of supporters. I I f - r' '- - )2 ' 7 - ,,,- offices of i'.II u ii I rly-L, a iia r on captured re0 IT Eases Income Tax Burden to ac - regulation of a rn unit R u i n g C)n C I o s e d H e a r i n g To Be ,A p p e a I e d By P a p e r I! ,... •'''2 " receive a -. .____ TALLAhASSEE (AP) The Florida Supreme Court says population growth has created a need for 52 more Judges to preveist further congestion In the courts. In its annual certification of Judicial manpower needs to the legislature, the court Thursday asked for eight more appeal court Judges, 18 more circuit judges and 26 additIonal county judges. Vlorhla's population increased 1.4 millIon from July 1, 1971 to July 1, 1975, but In that time the number judges has increased by c'dy 12 cIrcuit Judges and 13 county judges, the court said. of rear truce in Leban'm's civil war, is-ill be broken by force "If necssary," an army spokesmar. tald. In other Mideast developments: —Israeli newspapers joined 'rime Minister Yitzluik Rabin n condemning American 'scaptUS sales to Egypt as the pos;iblestarto(a new arms race in 'Ii., "4 '2 ' - from e Ic . '- tC&',i 'f'' ,1 'i 4''..'l ..5 -, More Judges Asked deputies encumbering the lollowing real property Lot 17, THE COLONNADES THIRD SECTION. aciording to the 7',li)()1)s Plat thereof as recorded in Plat . ieg Bo 16. Page S5, Public Records of Seminole County. Florida, port city of Tripoli fo the town up positions in the southern and has been filed against you and you BEIRUT, Lebanon (Al') joint armored force of Leba- of Koiayyat, 80 miles north of eastern mountains. Informants are required to serve a copy of your writtendefense's, If any to it on VAN nese troops and Yasir Arafat's Beirut near the Syrian border, said the additions brought the DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE, P A, Palestine Liberation Army the spokesman said, number of PLA troops In Leba- attorniys for the plaintiff, at Post IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND SEMINOLE COUNTY, A smaller moved today to lift a 24-hour force dispatched non to 8,500. 'r1y cited two Office 50* 793, Orlando, Florida FOR 32007. and file the original with the FLORIDA. siege of a Christian town in Thursday evening failed to end possible reasons for the build. Clerk of the abovestyled Court on or CIVIL ACTION NO. 71northernmost Lebanon. day-long fighting In and around up: (ear of Israeli attacks on before March 31st. 1976, otherwfw. 252$CA04 F S ' -' ...w i.p,....a "'."II i.,,, U) .$*U.3iCt*h dl3 In P(0 InC Mlrri.gi ut you for the relIef demanded In the BETTY JFAN PHF( Pc the l,fl()-man Lebanese righters and considered the and 10 wounded, army complaint. Petitioner The reinforcements were em- In patrolling tense areas In the most serious threat so far to a WITNESS ant the seal of and '.,ud nyu Court the 75th day of 13-day-old Syrian-sponsored powered by a Syrian-led mixed cease-fire. JAY RICHARD PHELPS _________ without - Investigators said ncighhors Lambert maneuvered his ,further investigatioa. The Board of County Corn. detached or detachable S: Jackson ' Greene missioners of Seminole County will One Magic Chef Range went to the SaUce house to patrol car alongside the Orlandoan Arrested Charlotte M. Grecne hold a public hearIng to consider an One Fasco Hood investigate when a man armed Maverick north of Semlnola Casselberry police jailed Publish Feb 27, March 5. 17, 19, appeal against the Board of Ad One Chrysler Fu'nace. with a pistol exited the Blvd. on U.S. 17-fl and was Oliver Lavern Swilley Jr., 20, of 1916 lustment in denying a Lot Size One Chrysler Air Conditioner Variance from 43,560 t.... ft to 1&OCJ3 burglarized house and ordered nearly forced off the highway Orlando, in lieu of $5,0) bond DEW.137 Wall towall Carpeting you sq ft anda Lot Width Variance from the neighbors to "stand still" when the Maverick collided after he was arrested at SR-436 Itt THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE has been filed against you arid your 200 ft tO 120 ft and a Special Ex JUDICIAl. dR. areretjlredtoseqveo copyot and then (lcd in a gold.colored with the Casselberry police car and Wilshire Blvd. on a charge EIGHTEENTH ception to park a mobile home in an CUlT IN AN?) FOR SEMINOLE written defenses, if arty, 'o it car, damaging the right front (en- of possession of a stolen motor COUNTY, FLORIDA. Maclean ar4 Brcxke, plaintiff's A 1 AgrIculture Zone on the following described properly: attr,ney, wt'Os address is oit Myers said apparently tier. vehicin nyu ito va..aara.as.s. (ttice urawer A. Jacksonville, PROVIDENT SAVINGS BANK. nothing was tahen in the Karcher said sheriff's PlantaStolen J IorIda 3720), on or before March Of Goy, Lot 1, run N 120' N 13 deg S Pta' utiff, burglary. secs E 140 $3 and 1 dig 42 and Sanford Police William Krywick ceported 56th, 1976. arid file th.? or'ginal with mm mint 120 S 14 des 7 mins 5$ sect E et va. Ct al.. the Click of this Court Robert Edward Posely, 25, of answered radio calls for thieves uprooted and made off JOHN E VAN DYNE, either before w suit' •A kI,., i.• w .'ai'ii .4...... eliuiiirr ----------------nnr! 221 MIdway Ave.. Midway, Defendants. In thA azalea piants valued at I Unrecorded Survey of Gov. Lot 1, in Hu I(t CsP' )tIlt Grvgu MIlls, 16, P.O. box Section 3119 37. Further described Just north of Lake Mary $150 the entrance area at TO JOHN default wilt be eiiiere tainst you C VAN DYNE as off Mullet Lehe Perk Road on 3117, Sanford, were Jailed Blvd. on US. 17-92 Lambert Lake for Ite relief demanded in trip Pickett Estates, and private road. ioiiowtng Inc 4 n.m. rngn "bwnpea' tue fleeing venicie curryville itoad, ta south uorotny A. Vafl I)yfle This public hearIng will be field In WITNESS my P,Ar%d ovid the seal of 31 Skyhill Road. No 201 pced chac on U.S. 17-92. from the 11w Ccor.?y Ccrnmitcn Chambers and Sanford Sgt. Seminole, according t'. :; report Hut Court on trw tetri day Alexandria, Virginia 77314 of the Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, Posely was -held on $5,000 F.E. Pharis slowed his patrol filed by deputy Ionald that February. 1976. YOU ARE HEREBY notified on March 30, 1974, at 700 P.M.,or as bond on charges of resisting car in front of the fleeing car. Dreggors. a complaint to foreclose a mortgage (COUP T SEAL) soon thereafter a possible Arthur H, Beckwith. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Lillian T. Jenkins As Deputy Clerk Publith: Feb. 20, 27, March 5, 17, 1970 DEW 109 .-. -".- . _i_'_ - - • I.' ..ø 4'_-. - . - '15: I Florida, under the fictitious name of poration Plaintiff, Gi's CUSTOM VANS, and that I By BOB LLOYD The Maverick reportedly in?endtoregistefsaidnamewiththe "iand for Seminole County, Florida CORPUS and upon receipt of proof of the Herald Staff Writer struck Pharis' car in the rear Clerk of ?he' Circuit Court, Seminole RICARDO A County, Florida ifl accordanc. with VIOLETA R CORPUS. his wife. pblicaton of this notice, to wit. G before being forced to stop by the provisions of the Fictitious Defendants P LIGHTING SERVICE & SON Lake Mary police arrested a NOTICE OFACTION patrol cars that "boxed in" the Name Statutes, ToWit: Section under which we are enVag,d in TO Ricardo A. Corpus 66509 Florida Statutes 1957. suspect in an armed burglary Maverick. tusiness at 1000 Mingo Trail. Whrs, S Larry 1. Grin.m Sr. Residence Unknown No 1, 'n the City of Loflgwvod; early today and two Sanford Karcher said officers PQWIV1: Feb 20, 27, March S. 12, Whose mauling address area men were Jailed after an iS: 2310 In? 625 arrested the driver of the 1976 ThaI the parties interested fn Said DEW 103 Tirw Cruze. St Gagalagin auto being pursued by Maverick, Gregory Mills, and busIness enterprisi are as folIws: Manila. Philippines Casselberry officers on U.S. 17then discovered Robert Edward -Kenneth - - - Plate. FICTITIOUS NAME 92 at speeds of up to 100-milesPosely was lying down in the Violeta P. Corpus George H Plate Notice is hereby given that we are Residence Unknown an-hour collided with a Sanford arrest and assaulting a Sanford front seat of the M.verlck. Publish: March 3. 17, 19, 26, 1976 engaged In business at RI. 3 60* Whose mailing address DEX 27 police cruiser. police officer. Karclier said a struggle 7l3LOviedo3flSS, SemirtoleCounty, i' 2510 lnt 62.5 Lake Mary officer George Mills was held in lieu of $430 ensued and Sanford Patrolman FIorda under the fictitiouS name of TIrw Cruze. St. Gagatan J. AND P. CONSTRUCTION, and Manil', Philippines Myers arrested Gordon Hester, bond on traffic charges. Gordon C. Reid arrested we Intend to register sad name pIOTICE 23, of 2820 Goldenrod Road, Casselberry Police Chief Posely. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Notice is given that the un YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Orlando, at SR 436 and Curry George Karcher related the Sanford Police Capt. Earl Seminole County, Florida In ac a<tiontoforecloseamortgageonfhe d(rsignedareengagedirtbosif'w1sifl cordance With the provsicss of the following property In Seminole Seminole County. Florida. under the FordRoadonchargesofarmed following account of the chase Bourquardez said Sgt. Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit fctltious name of "J'S AP burglary of a dwelling and use and "cl!isions with police cars: wasn't injured when his patrol Section 06509 FlorIda Statutes 1937. County. Florida, "8", NORTH PLIANCES" That each of the un Lot 6, Block of a fire.ar in c r4mttor of a '"°' Patrolman Gary Miller was car, With blue lights flashing "°' ' 1'i'd hac ttt i,C erc: "ORLANDO TERRACE SECTION 3, James M. Green felony. of UNIT 1, according to the pta? interestastenøntsbytheentlre'y in on Piney Ridge Drive, and traveling at 70 to 80 miles PubliSh, March 5, I?, IS, 26, 1976 thereof as recOrded in PIat Book 17. Said businfl* and intend to registp Hester was held In county Jail Casselberry, when he spotted a an hour. was struck from the DCX Page 29. Public Records of Seminole said fictitious name with the Clerk Of in lieu of $15,000 bond, Ford Maverick sedan rave!tng rear. the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida FICTITIOUS NAME Myers said Hester Is a at excessive speed and started Together With all structure and County, Fiorida, as provided by An estimate of damage to the Notice is htreby given tnat we are suspect in the burglary pursuit along with Patrolman Sanford police car wasn't engaged n nusness at 77$ N 1797 improvementsnowandhereatteron 16309. Florida Statutes 5: John M. Hill land, arid I I,turis attached Thursday cfternc.on of the Lee John Lambert, who was driving immediately available, officers Casielberry, Seminole County, said Hill theri'to' alsciall gas,steam, electric, Florida under the tictitlOu name of Sallec residence on Lake Mary a second Casselberry cruiser, said. water, and other heating, cnoking. PublIsh Feb. 77, March 5. 12. 19, DUN RITE TRANSMISSION 8. Blvd., Lake Mary. The officers were unable to Karcher said Florida High- MUFFLER SERVICE and that we r.frigeratinV. lighting, plumbIng, 1976 ventilating, Irrigating, and power DEW156 Police sa.Id a man rang the get the fleeing car stopped and way Patrol Troopers are in- intend to register said name with the systems, machines. appliances, _________________________ doorbell at the residence, got no the pursuit reached speeds up vestigating the high-speed Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole II,turei, and appurtenance, wtOh County. Florida In accordance with SEMINOLE COUNTY ICARD now areor may hereafter pertain to, answer and then kicked in the to 100 miles-an-hour north on chase and accidents ad :ny the provisions of the Fictitious or be OFCOUNTY COMMISSIONERS used with, in, or on said door and entered the house. U.S. 17.92. other !harges are pending flame Statutes. To Wit Sctlon P8tictef Public Heartn premises, even Ihouçfl they be $6509 Florida Statutes 1957, J "_-. .._, '.L..'i'5 __L - - - Fictit,u Name Statute." Chapser ic) Br" ea Ic :f'\.';'-I f - - , ed to !! was 'rAu..AIIAssEE '.' -- Be Introduced Will - Askew Criticizes Panel ""•• 1976 SAN FRANCISCO (A?) The notebook page came from the Miss Hearst has been under Investigation in that case but has terrorist underground marked with mysterious doodllngs about The notebook was discovered by FBI agents notbeen indicted, Cartersaid thewholematterwas "fraught with making a (June bomb and embellished with a reminder of a fl the Harris apartment, about three miles this danger of prejudice." meeting to "talk about shooting." Browning had argued during the six-week-old trial that Miss from Miss Hearst's apartment. All three The writer was Patricia Hearst. Hearst willingly joined the SM within weeks after the tiny band were arrested on Sept. 18. Jurors In Miss Hearst's trial for bank robbery have not seen the of terrorists kidnaped her on Feb. 4, 1974. And she freely Joined document recovered from the last hideout of two of her fugitive ______________________________________ them in the bank robbery two months later for which she is now on companions but they will, trial, he said. U.S. Dist, Judge Oliver J. Carter settled a bitter and protracted minutes" and a similar notation near the word "cigarette" reads Miss Hearst spent more than a year with the Harrises, the legal duel Thursday by rejecting defense attorney?. Lee Bailey's "Wire In fuse." prosecutor said, "casing banks" and working on a glorified move to suppress the mountain of material taken from the A one-line phrase In the middle of the sheet, blocked off by history of the SLA featuring Miss Hearst as the prized recruit. apartment of Symbionese Uberatlon Army members William heavy pencil marks, reads, "meet to talk about shooting. 2 bolts. A portion of the manuscript for that book, called the "Tanla' and Emily Hart-IS. 9:00." Interview,"wasfoundatthe Hari'ls hideout and has already been With the Issue finally resolved, the government prepared to The notebook was discovered by FBI agents in the Harris presented to the juq as evidence In the trial. resume its rebuttal case today by calling psychiatrists who will apartment, about three miles from Miss Hearst's apartment. All Miss Hearst, whom the SM called Tanla, admitted working on take issue with the findings of defense experts who said Miss three were arrested Sept. 18. the revolutionary-tinted interview but said the Hat-rises forced Hearst was terrified of her captors and took part In the holdup in Miss Hearst's attorneys argued that the material was Er- her to cooperate under threat of death. fear for her life, relevant and was the product of an illegal search. The judge reCarter deknded his admission of the evidence against repeated U.S. Atty. James L. Browning Jr. fought vigorously to win jected the challenge but handed Bailey a key victory on one po. assaults by the dcfr9e team. He said most of the material was admission of the notebooks and papers that Miss Hearst refused tentially damaging piece of paper. related to Miss Hearst by either handwriting and fingerprints and to testify ebout, invoking the 5th Amendment more than 40 times. He refused to accept a diagram of a Marysvile, Calif., bank left to the jury to determine "howmuch w&g!"t. thv ''t on it." '-I Her attoi-ncys apent the better part of Thursday studying the with notes about bank personnel in Miss Hearst's handwriting. A Superk*' Court judge In Lr'e Angeles ruled earlier in the week documents after Carter's ruling and conceded In most Cr1 that The government contended it was a planned robbery that was that the prosecution In the Harrises' case could not use evidence the handwriting belonged to the defendant. never realized, seized at their hideout because the FIlL did tot have a proper (neofthemorestartr4'3gsnainedapparclit instructions Carter said he feared the use of Items lInked to Sacramento search warrant. for making a time bomb. 'l'here are such phrases as "Toaster area banks would "ring bells" in the Jurors' minds and they might Carter said, "Since the search conducted of these premises wire: 10 sec. Timing device w-fuse, Clock or cigarette." recall another bank holdup near Sacramento In April 1975 In violated no personal constitutional rights of this defendant, she Is An arrow from the word "clock" points to a notation "set 10 which a woman customer killed, standing to suppress the evidence obtained thereby." ci Legalioiiie "•.'' Ford May Disclose Sales TALLAHASSEE (Al') "There's a corporate crime epidemic going on In the country crime In the suites should be a No. 1 issue In the Florida primary," consumer advocate Ralph Nader says. But Nader said he knows why none of the candidates are raising the Issue. ' ygolngupandtkiw.i, ; . the corl,ts. at,e line and hew it's eating at tn encralis of big government?" he asked. "Of course not. Where do you think they get their money from the big corporatIons they're reluctant to disclose." - BREAKING Tvvo Sanford AAen Jailed Of 26 Nursing Home Deaths ST. PETERSBURG (AP) A nursing home In which 26 elderly patients have died In the past 14 days will be Isolated until the cause of the deaths has been pinned clown, kcal health officials say. At least 15 of the patients died after developing flu-like symptoms and officials said Thursday they strongly suspect flu as the culprit. "At this point, we can't ruk anything out," said Dr. Wills Tommaney, epidemiologist for the Pinellas County Health Department. "But we do suspect Influenza Type- chine produces a spurt of pres- Plaintiff attorney or immediately against you. WIT N ESS my hand and official ?hi'rttqr etherwis" drf,uI! pt Surt'' forcin' blood to flu'''' tx cnttrcd ag,nst ou tar the rc!tt ',I Ut the Clerk ut the Circuit Court • On thiS 11th day of 1-ebruary, 1976 i.ougn Us.. arteries suppl),Ing demanded in the ccmplaint WlTNElSmyhandandthesealof (Seal) the heart, the doctor said. Cur1i R. Barnes All the patients studied had thIS Court on 16th day of FeOruaty. . F;id FL Evidencc - Senate Leaders To Change A! F! ' ---.--_---•.----_---__ -._- Patty's Notebook FLORIDA In Re: the Marriage of FRANKLIN Mc Ptafntlf, RICHARD vs CI4ESNEY, I GIORGIO CANTELLI and I4usbafld. I Petitioner. MIRELLA CANTELLI. hiiwife,and AND BOSTON (AP) - A doctor COMDANKCASSELBE", 8 PEGGY GUSSIE McCHESNEY, orpni'ation. t .in5J, . . Sfl}S tie has developed a maDefendants We, Respondent. NOTICE OF ACTION chine that Can drastically cut NOTICE OF ACTION the death rate among natients TO: GIORGIO CANTELLI and MIRELLA CNTELLI. his THE STATE OF FLORODA honI#nhi7L*l TO PEGGY GUSSIE Mc. meraieiy CHESNEY. whOse last known Oendants severe heart attacks. residence and maiIin' adcDei.s is Vi Sottocovento No. 3i. The device, which puts presRoad, Tuchex, Ventirniglla 7151 aC0Wth sure on the patient's legs to YOU ARE HEREBY notified that You ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED force blood to the heart, cut in proceeding for Dissolution of half the number of deaths that an acison to forecloSe a mc" tpagn on the following described Marriage his been filed against you amon' heart attack iins cxand that Petitioner, RICHARD . orty Lot 160, BARCLAY WOODS FRANKLIN MCCHESNEY. was aminedinatwo.yearst'idy,Di. SECOND ADDITION, according to fner relief against you J(.:i S. lkflas saul. MW. you are reQuired to appear the the PIat thereof as recordni n Pi In the treatment Book Il, Page 93. PubliC RecOrdS of and file your Answer or other , nc ,,ra tiefene ' r1.d1no with the Clerk of -. 'tiø'it' 41 - I £C - PCC em1nos County, Florida. Circuit Courl In and for Brevard fled against you and you I a large metal and plastic enve- has been lope that Is lined with a water- are reulred to serve a copy of your County, Florida. and serve a copy written defenses, If any. to it on thereOf on PetitIoner's attorney, filled bladder. .e waei pres- David Kerben, Plaintiff's attorney. TERRENCE WILLIAM ACKERT, sure Is increased in rhythm whose address is II E. Robinson Esa, Suite 304. Aitamonte Cerire, 251 Maltland Avenue, Altamo,,te Street. Orlando. Florida, on with tho patient's heartbeat. !?V1. F!rlda, 7" ' °' ' 3i ddv u Ma.d. 1976, h Ii h orporatlon, ._ -- I Unemployment Rate Records .....,j I C I fl'1 S SIIIII - Contains Potentially Damaging ______ _____IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CCI'P4IY. FUNTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. FOR SCMIUOL Florida CWT IN AND FOR BREVARD .PYP'l - Legal Notice Legal Notice - r+ H ( al.p'. 1 -- IL. 1 __ _ IN BRIEF - - --.- -- --r ' Friday, March 5, NATION II -_'- a '"' • ii Reporting Coordination Urged TALLAHASSEE (Al') - Today's hodge-podge of statistical-reporting systems makes It impos&ble to determine which criminal-Justice programs are working, a task force charges. The group, formed by Gov. ReubEn Askew in December, adopted its final report Thursday. It called for a much better effort to coordinate activities of the courtS, police, prosecutors, prison and parole system. "P ridiculous to have the number of Information systems we have now," said U. Gay. Jim Williams, task force chairman. "We need to know what works best and we can't find out with the fragmentation we have." _*. ' ,... " - - . "n.). . . '" divorce to Twelve jurors who JACKSONVILLE lAP) promised they won't fall asleep have been selected In the trial of Willie Clayton S4mpson on charges of killing a Deiray Beach policeman. All jurors nodded In the affirmative. e ______ Nixon House Sale Brings $220,000 KEY IIISCAYNE (AP) One of the homes in former Pt esident Nixon's c"1 "" Key Biscaync has been sold by Robert Abplanalp, a close Nixon ally and former neighbor, for $220,000. Abplanalp, millionaire manuIncturer, sold the home to Maritza International Inc. The residence was used by White House and Secret Service personnel during Nixon's frequent visits to the island, just south of Miami Maritza Hibbard, an exporter who owns the corporation, said she plans to move in after renovating It. She said the fact that the - home is in the compound, actually a short, dead-end street b.g.fsrn. in Hiqraunn flay hrui nothing to do with her buying it last month. "It's quiet, and I need peace," she said. Alanalp bought the home, one of four In the Nixon compound, in 1969 (or $150,000. lie was asking $385,(XX) for It. Nixon has two homes in the compound and Miami banker C.G. "Bebe" Rebozo, another Nixon friend, has one nearby. lcitlwr of the Nixon hotiies are up for sale, according to a spokesman for the Walter Et. ling Co., a real-estate firm that manages the Nixon properties. henry BlOCK nas 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. ea a I.... . .. a - Where Quality Sells & Service Tells Dial 322-5762 104 E. Commercial I - ..&&,r -,,,4-,,r •s 41. -' f y 6 It 1._a, -" .f 4 i '. ..'.. ,, - 2, . .. . ,' •. . - 7. ,' '-'.: .. i/ r 7 rr I '_ 's_ -'. ..' '. ''9 .,,.,,,:? t3 ,4';- . ,,j'v , ,/.i.i,, .,,,,. ,, 4 Vi ,. J,.i ''.' .'i r:' t'3L".'-': :' ..;f1 ii .'..'i.'c'fr?:m.; . ,?'4 ;_r t,'A 4f 4 ''1' ,..,.. __T: . t'ié-:, ' --'1.-c , ,..ç', .- "e' IJJ('1 .'. ....:. -•..........- t !)4c 4-.s,_rf"l . . #%_' . . S "' 4.9. :I... 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'I - Evening Heiald Ar',i .'dt' 305.322.2Bl I or 83l.993 Friday, March 5, 19/6-4A Around VAVNE I). !XWLE, Publisher H. RICHARD LONG, Editor WIlLIAM ft ('URRIE. Managing Editor I __________ 1"IIk' I)el,verv Weck, 554'ents: Mnnth. 52.40:6 Months, $14 0; Vt'.ir. S2 40 lh MinI, In Fh'rida same as home dehver. All (ther mail M'nth. $270: 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. _______ _________ ________ _______ Health Costs Are Target The Clock President Ford's proposal to insure elderly Americans against the costs of catastronhic i1ln , -'...--. -,.. .. ..., 1ust conspicuous inadequacies of the present Medicare program. illnesses requiring extended treatment or longterm hospitalization can quickly exceed the limits of Medicare twnfits an'! wipe out the private - -U---------- rources (f an individual or couple living on a retirement incirm There should be hitle political dissent in this cictioii year from the administration's goal. Where the storm is brewing is in deciding how to pay for what would amount to an increase of $1.1 to $1.4 billion in the cost of the Medicare program. Mr. Ford appears to be searching for middle ground, proposing that about half of the cost be added to the federal budget thus to be covered by cneral tax revenues, while the othet'hr .,,.' °' increasing the amount that Social Security beneficiaries enrolled in Medicare pay toward the cost of their own medical treatment, Spokesmen for organizations of retired people are shootin 'om the hip when they condemn this approach as shiftg IOu fiLch of the health care burden to those least able to afford it. But to put the entire burden on the still-active worker and taxpayer, whose shoulders already are bending under the increasing weight of financing the Social Security system, would raise an alternate question of fairness. There is surely room for philosophical discussion of how much responsibility must be borne collectively by our society for the vicissitudes of life that befall individuals. In terms of elderly Americans, the moral responsibility of children for the welfare of aging parents is gradually yeilding to government programs. The tendency to yield that responsibility to government has been encouraged by the tremendous increase in the cost of medical care in recent Years. It is likely that Mr. Ford's plan, in some form or another, eventually will be enacted regardless of the outcome of the debate over who will pay. A America has achieved will manage somehow to see that the aged receive adequate medical treatment. However, the i3sue of paying for catastrophic of checking the runaway increases in the cost of all medical care. Mr. Ford accompanies his plan with proposals to limit proposed increases in the amount the government will reimburse hospitals and doctors for treating Meticare patients. This form of costeuntrol is designed to encourage efficiency. It carries the danger, however, of lowering the quality of care that patients receive. As we drift more toward "sociaiized medicine" — and the drift is more evident all the time — the need to control costs of health programs inevitably will begia to degrade the quality of medical care, and that where the real catastrophe lies. H Iding The Line . o —.%: -,..f-t?r-:• .'-- - Congress, In December, demonstrated Its d nination make its budget prncedore! wnrk by passng tte scccnci cn('I !!Teflt sth !1.sca! yer spending lits for creasing milk support prices, The milk subsidy funds were not contemplated In the earlier roluUon. President Ford sutsequently vetoed the milk price support legislation. And Congress gave further evidence of its new role as responsible partner in budget4ewng when the Senate upheld the vets. Senate memberm must have been startled on the day of the override vote to a letter from Edmund S. Mitakie, no ally of the President1 urging that Mr. Ford's veto be sustained, "U we meant what we said in December," the of the senate's Committee on the Budget wrote, "ye must loit ,, The present and future of blacks In Seminole County and America is the topic for tonight's wrap-up of Black Awareness Week. horace Orr, president of Sanford's geminole Employment Economic 1)evelopment Corporation SEEt)co), is the featured speaker at the final program, which begins at 7:30 p.m. at the S.anfc'cd Civic Center. 0t, will speak on 'A Fluid Front Since 3963" and "Revolution 1963-1976." A musical prelude will be presented by Lonnie Slappey, a famous musician who traveled with several name bands before retiring to Sanford. Prof. W,L. Hamilton of Oviedo will serve as master of ceremonies, and the Rev. Leon T. Freeman will have an invocation and benediction, The national anthem, the black national anthem and several musical selecticms will be presented by the Seminole Community College Choir, directed by flr. Burt Perinchief. Soloists will be Ms. Evelyn Clark and Millard Strickland. Black Awareness Week, chaired by Aifreda Wallace, is a projcct of the Black Program Corn- One will have the regular National Safety Council Defensive Driving Course, one will receve the new Transactional Analysts course and the third group will receive no speciL'l instructio.,. The dri%ing records of all three groups will be evaluated for one year prior to the course and for one year after the training period to see which method is more effective in making better drivers of the so-called problem drivers. mittee of the Seminole County Action '16 Steering Committee. Troop safety officers are trying out an experimental driver Improvement course which may lead to more successful attempt. to change the attitudes of problem drivers said the Florida High. way Patrol today. Colonel Eldrif Bci1, 'atrnl director, announced that the Patrol Is cooperating with Florida State University and the National Safety Council by teaching the new method which is called TA or Transactional Analysis. The director said, "We are in hopes that drivers whose lic'mse is being suended due to receiving 18 points against their driving record can be reached by the use of the new method and will become aware of their shortcomings as a driver." Traffic safety experts have long known that attitudt playj an important part in driving in addition to the actual physical control of the vehicle. Three large groups of drivers will be involved. 4i I BERRY'S WORLD - — " . - ___ ___ -- ___ - _________ __________ I - 1 r, ____ Viii! Aid Rhod A last minute reminder — Sanford Kiwanimrns will be flipping flapjack.s from morning to nigtt Saturday when they hold their annual Pancake 1)ay from 8 a.m. to 6:0 p.m. at the civic center. Proceeds from the popular funding raising event will go toward the club's charit.ble projects such as their work with underprivileged children. In conjunction with the Pancake Day Col. Lewis E)ellarco will auction off a variety of furniture and other ltems. —Jane Cauelberry successes Freedom Is : 11 a r d I y Ever in A ola since I saw you lost?" IIrf,It t - 7 Al -- But for the most part, the presidential can- .- . ;' -. . Ci . - -;-. ':.-,, ': . ... '' j" ;'': . ..t' - . .'. . F (Jill letnid I. irczhnev was re-elected . America's Bicentennial. But the fact is, world - ; ____ ,. -:----___ .sL 4!. ____ - -_ .. -. ______ I " .. . _________ - ''Ii ' frt, is no longer a priority matter for the nation - even at a time when the need for it as priority has never been gretr. According to the only available measure of this sort of thing, the annual Freedom House survey, the number of people living at lierty in the wsrId has been JOHN CUNNIFF Ft.ruRs a record 18.3 per cent of the market, are net exactly rushing to build or acquire plants in this country. But two of the largest ones are dipping their toes in the water, and if they find It warm, and especially if world economic conditions improve, others will no doubt follow. The first domesticized Volvo will roll off the company's assembly line in Chesapeake, Va., next year, using prepainted bodies, chassis and other major components shipped over from C h e c k I n g C) n Fo r e ca s te r .-'- — i — others in an incident that began . Trip to Circus World and a visit to Disney during thc , ------ i::. struggle followed, they said, Richard I >ons CouncP 5357 UAW Local 716, of Clark, N J , -.. .—;- :._:.::_.:_ —:----; •-. '.- -. - - -, . ., - - -• -. . i',-.. 'c1tWutnwee.in" ft remnent in 1969, siie sas a reporicu in critical condition Police said that unknown to dassnooni teacher at Gold.3boro - rr'.,'.r: "irri- 10 00 a m BXYZ Club--meet 1st Baptist Chweu . -, - ____ - ___ - TT" ,. .' Activities Building - - - - Three orkirs killed 0) polict - - —. - Authorities said the station Chuluota Senior Citizen Club Community Fire Hall — 7th moving here from Itahway, N. Robert A. O'Donnell, Arm). Columbus, Ga.' a.?oncontaImng the three vic- Street—Chulucto_rneet3rdThursdayoftheMonthat6pm J HeasamernberofAlISou1s Metuchen, NJ four grand daughter Mrs Joyce Dixon, Fifty Plus Club 7th Day Athentist ChurCh — Forest Cut) tatnolic Church, a %eteran of children and one brother, Salisbur',, Md , brothers, timns matched th description WWII serving with the U. S. Raymond O'Donnell, of Stuart. Hennan and Thornton b3elcher, given by the tipster. Officers at meet mostly on the 1st Monday of the Month — 6:30 p.m. Golden Years Fellowship meet at the Community United the scene reported the vehicle NavySeabeesandwasa retired , Jacksonvllle sisters 1rs (,ramn,o Funerai Home in Methodist Church — Casselberry at noon on the last Wednesday tool and die maker with the Bernice 13. LeVairi Orlando and tried to elude officers in two charge of arrangements. Month luncheon unmarked cars but was finally of the Reservations necessary. Hyatt Roller Bearings of Clark, Mrs. Marguerite B. Jones Greater Oviedo ' forced to U Senior Citizens Club meet at Grant Chanel b. N. J. He was a member of Jacksonville. A.M.. ChurCh Franklin Street and Geneva Hwy. — Oviedc — One ci the three men in the Aincrlcar( Legion Post 5, of MRS. FIQRIETA SMITH Witson-Eichelberger Mortcar struggled with Gar) Grant, 3rd Monday of the Month at 4 p m Itahwa}, N J , the Seminole uar in charge Uvely Socialites Club meet at Highlands Club house — 675 a plainclothes officer author 1)AV Chapter 30, Veteran of Mrs Florieta B Smith, 68, of Shepard Road — Winter Springs — 4th Fnida) of the Month at ities said, and Grant's sersuce Foreign Wars Sanford Post 1313 Olne Me , Sanford, died 30 30 a m • re'iolver was fired three times 10108, Fleet Reserve Assn of Tuesda) A native of (her FlltyClub— All Soul's Catholic Church—nQw meeting Funeral Notices inside the sehicle Seminole County Lo)aI Order Jacksonville, she mosed to identiat Redding Gardens Rec. Room — every other Tuesday of the Police said Grant had citheMoose, No. 1363, Rahway, Sanford many years ago and Month 10 00 8 Tn 'med himself as a police officer N J Third Degree Knight of taught in Seminole Count) Sanford Senior Citizens C1.ub meet at Sanford Chic Center Officers said Jose S Hig FIorei?n B Smith 68 04 1313 Knights of Columbus Father schools fur 41 ears At her OIv. Ave Sanford who d,ed ginbotham, 19, was killed, and — 1st and 3rd Tuesda)s at 12 noon Tuesday, U beheld Sunday & 2 South Seminole Senior Citizen Club meet 1st Thursday of David L. Mason, 17, wounded in - -- - - :_ - - - - - . - -- - - - - _____ ______ - - -- - - ________________ _____ 1 ________ - - Not To Extradite Indian SACRAMENTO. Calif. mAP, — Antiwar activist Tom Hayden, runnIng for the Democratic Senate nomination j killed if he is extradited Banks and Ha)den did not meet personall) with Brown, but they spoke briefly with two of the gouernor s clesI ad isers Legal Affairs Secretor) J Anthon) Kline and Chief of Stall Gray D'is. 5.. V ,,,, AE)MISSIONS: William W. Boatner Mary Bridges JAMES \lton l)uxbur) \lark E Dsal William I.. Locke Pamela J. Marrero-Garcia ('gladys Pringle Jcffre C Richardson F (11th Wallace Doroth) I Koster, DeBar) Kathleen N Adams Deltona Leonarda Alestra, Deltona Fugene Rickert Deltona (lirustine \ielsen thltona WiPnir H Pint Lake Monroe lIce Lel), Omange cut) Allen 11 Steadman, Golden rod Ahah B hlallnan Longwood fl,III,l U I .-'. ,i,'.e KEN. - - Blsd RonaldA Woo,iward,fl,offi cers said, was wounded by shotgun fire from other officers as he fled the scene. Police later arrested three _______ Oul.i 6 Oerbrook Drive utsse!berry at 1 00 prr1 'IbIrty-Nuri qub meet Sta Peterand Paul Goldenrod — 1st Friday of the month 7:30 p.m. lllage Club — St. John's Village — Fern Park — meet 1st 'th - - - - ______ -- oung at Heart Club —St Andrew, Presb)tenlan Church ber), Carl Smith, 29, Daniel i Sartz, 23, and Gai-) w i: pmatGrarnks 1:00 p.m. tiarmi, 23. Officers said money Funtr,,e Plorre Chapel Gr,rri,os ruct",I Home ' CORRESPONDENCE ADDRESS TO TillS COIAJMN — P.O. taken from the bank and a thMt Box 2541 Sanford, Florida 32771. shotgun were recovered. . . . . . . . . a . . . . . . a • • • • . . . . • . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . e • • • . . . . . who died Esta?es ----- — - - - ________ - __________________________________________ — _________________________________________ I " 1) ________ II - ___________ - ______ - U - ) , , ('i.,s,.,. .,41 -.-/ (Lyi I I \\i L ii s"' .--- - - l'.P C- .-' \ Shester Smith ósten 81111115 petter elected ma)or b) theother council members t,b,,C,$Ir I SaIl) Green Digna Jackson Ernest M. Miller Ehsa Montgomery Dorothy K. Painter Alfred Ravis l)eborah Singleton Rache1 T James, Altamonte Springs Michael Wagner, DeBary Diane Andrews Deltona S.AUSAI ITO (dif mAPi — Former bordello ket.r Sally Sanford soon ma be Madaxr1 Ma) or of Sausalito MiasSanford, 72, waselected to another four sear term '.. MARCH 4, 1976 Sanford: Brown Jr not to extradite militant Indian leader I)cnnls Banks Banks, a leader of the American Indian Movement arrested Jan. 24 in El Cernito, Calif., faces a jail te im South Dakota on a 1973 riot conviction. He says he will be ,I__ tin Qfftcang Bur'aI ,, Ciii;rter, ,,ufl -± - - H a"den Ur,i pe.. t'.....;I - - E)I... Since Volkswagen contemplates building as many as 200,000 cars a year in the United States, this would mean thousands of )ots for American workers and a welcome economic boost for any - __ -. C-asselberry Sunshine Senior Club 63, of 116 Lake Dot Drive, Central Committee of Rahway. member of Trinity United chase, bandits had already fled meet & Mark David Bhd the bank with $3,000 fl —Casselberry 1st h-ithy Suniarid Estates died Thursday of the Month —10 00 am — Suriiors include his wife, Methodist Church, Sanford her struck 19 club minutes before the all welcome. at his residence. A mitive of Mrs. Anne O'Donnell, Sanford; innew Survivors include Central Senior Citizen hub — Church of the Nativity Lake &hcnectad), N Y , and had three sons, Kenneth of Rahwa), husband F itel N Smith, (ormuant said they would, police ___________________________________________________ -. - _____ . ,- - - . • and3rdThursdayoftheMonth.....lO:30a In ree men Inthepursuedcar DnlVe—CasSelberry_rneet3rdTuesdayoftheMflthOf)) as a.m. 'C JAIF.S O'I)o"NI LI uor an oh! station wagon would hold authorities said - . __( Sweden and put together by American workers, gloczniest ir a quarter century. Last year 743.2 forecast, but you're IA busy to check. And so the low. But 1, one area, the GNP, the extremes Jersey but decided it could build cars better and mithon people in eight countries lost their game continues, almost all were on the high side; only or ChWper In Germany. freedoms either wholly or in part, while only 60 It Is played by politicians, stock market forecaster of 40 checked urderestimated the 1975 million In five countries made Since than, however, labor costs In Europe any gain, analysts and by some emnnrnfti ". 'i" 'u"" 0....-.1As of now, Sussmnan says, 803.6 million people and less effectively. In L5Cfl W levels comparable to ours, and the economic area, the For 1976, the bank summarized the consensus while neither Volvo nor Volkswagen expects to in 57 nations live free, 1.4 billion in 64 nations live checking Is done by the Federal Reserve Bank of in these words: "Recovery but no partly free, and 1.8 biUio bicentennial be able to sell Its Amnenican..made cars for less in 68 nations live Richmond. boom." The GNP Is expected to jump 12 per cent than the imported versions, there 'iuut frvdwrn. ockingiy, m's means that are Each year the bank compiles the forecasts of price inflation Included knir of five people on the globe have limited civil various to $1653 billion, advantages to assembling cars In the market In - •_ economists, matches them with the Saueeze out inf1atttn an4 - -- and political nIght ,t hkli ii e zoia t'or the øotential American uau its tabulation In Its projected. risen for some of those who arc free, the bimonthly "Economic Review." buyer, it shoi'Id ccrtalnly mean quicker delivery Th forecast€rs beihve the consumer price and better trends sm not to be cnouraging. Suzian availability of parts and service. Fcr Wi, the consensus forecast of the Gross index will rIse 6.5 per cent, that private housing But what does it all mean to Detroit? Of a liberties, is now so bureaucratic that "govern- figure ment is all but out of the coflrol of the people." was was close to $1,477 billion, The forecast would climb 11.5 per cent and that corporate autornakers have hitherto presented and that about $34 billion too high, profit before taxes would be up fl.5 percent. has been stiff enough. . ,, _______________________________________________ city. helpthe and funding. It was organized 3 years ago many in the businesses for purpose of lending moral support to Great or promising is to rely onand crafts of forecasting Increase in prices. The real Increase was about nuz,i(er of the Datsun, are reportedly seriously the poor memory of the 8.8 per cent. The average rate of unemployment, Brulaln's struiIe against Hitler. Now it is listener or on his disinclination or inability to which was 8.5 per cent in idering U.S. assembly plants but are still 1975, WU focast to be mostly an educational tool, structured to check back. holding back because of the lingering effects of 7.3 per cent, distribute books and remarkable annual reading In fact, to check back is considered by some to the recessien and the energy crisis. All in all, the economists were clo6er to the of com7arative freedoms In 158 ration. and 5 be almost unethical and certainty unfair, and marks in 1975 than In the two or three )tM5 As Charles D. Dole, automotive editor of the dependent territories, maybe even to be an infringement on the right to before, when many of them, including he QlrIstlSn Scicr1cc Monitor pointh out, Volvo will The survey has its weaknesses, perha its free speech. It cram styles. It devastates President's Council of not be the first foreign automaker to build cars in biases as well, but i is rich If only because it is artistic creativity, known to have made major m1scalcuiaUo,, America, Rolls-Royce, Mercedes, Peugeot, Fiat thesingu1armonllorofjki in the world. The typical attempt at redemption begjns with Sometimes, however, the consensus protects and others did so In the early years of the According to Freedom House director the phrase, " As I said back on...." You may the economists; it is, you should remember, an automobile before World War I. As recently as Leonard Sussrnan, the rrmost recent survey Is the never recall that the culprit made such a average that Includes extremes both high and the 195(, Volkswag owned a plant in New - _ region. Before the burial, a religious service was held at the Vitoria Cathedral, crowded with townspeople wearing black arrnbands. Many also stood outsIde the church a police helicopter flew overhead. Cleveland and Is expected to announce its decision In April. The last-named city, In fact, has offered the company a cool $1 million in the — form of federally sutidHzed manpower training grants as an Indumert to take over an aban. doned tank plant. Castro 's Exports A\ I., lad. (AI . Franco last November were buried in ttiis te capital today as 15000 mourners looked on No incidents were reported, but sympathy strikes and confrontations with police spread to other cities in the Volkswagen has completed a tow of potential assembly sites near Detroit, Pittsburg and I1ed k' '.me past Iuur edia, (rum 30 per cent of the ipul*don in 1973 to only 19.8 P' cent today. And there is no sign of a quick Improvement Freedom Hou.,e isa private group, located In I ltJllIA, Spain AP was otherwise a lackluster sales year to capture ... • MAY AREA DEATHS . Riot Victims Buried forcincarIsapplyifornatura1itjonpsip,- q0 .-'' - be located somewhere In the Eastern U.S. and the 'elves" will be American citizen.s. The ;•' .. - ncur ____ - - reguxrul party chief and DmitryFUstrnov'rt PY secretor) in charge of ermaments Both hd Foreign autornakers, who sold more than 1.5 million cars in the United States in 1975 In what asked if the congresnan had any comment to :..,i. y f SIF _______ One Man Killed, Two Wounded In the not-too-distant future, the "voods" will -, make on the situation In India. The reply was : "Not unless it has something to do with the •'f-' primary in Massachusetts." Nobody cares about L_ -. h15 foreign policy, the aide explained, "we've got plenty of problems here at home to talk about." Ironic this, and particularly during - teanwhile there were - name and added twoothrrs In the' fni-mprr- - country, son,e Volkswagens sported signs saying "Made in der voods by elves." ____________ .. ,.• - B&ck when fcregn cars were a novelty In thts ____ . ., t -. °.-• didates do not bother with the subject, it being tangLme at best and perhaps a bit dated as a debate effort. . Whatever happened to freedom? Like sin, it has ceased to exist as an issue in presidential polities, even as it is ceasing to eist in much of the world. Recently an aide to Morris Udall was ... -. ' r'.r 4 -- ,yvint' , ,, -.• - - Eyeing U.S. WASHINGTON - iit:u$ ' u:j ci America as the "puny of liberty." Jimm carter occasionally mentions the status of those "po' people" who dwell in dictatorial regimes. From time to time Ronald Reagan also sugge.ts to his audiences that hurian rights are not a ''th commodity en the planet. and FrIday,March5,1Th—SA paid to the agents is circumnstimces behind the ac- payments.TheGAOlsrequired Atlanta. Stay at a Day's Inn. The third day we visit Stone fl getting tic names, questionable. quisition of the F104 jet fighter by law to make a detailed audit Mountain and later drive to Brunswick for the night at a Ramada of all accounts of the cnmpony. Inn. cxt last day Includes a visit at St. Simons with Its Fort Meanwhile, the panel proCommittee members and by Germany. Fi-ederica and lunch on Jekyl Island at a Morrison's Cafeteria. pared to contInue questioning in aides would not give details of Senators questioned Donald —Lockheed stockholders Two buses have been chartered. Deposit of 810.00 required by closed session Lockheed offi. the Lockheed arguments, but Wilder, a retired Lockheed cx- filed a $44 million damage daIs with inside information of they were said to be similar to ecutive who headed the corn- in Houston against the cornthe firm's network of commis. those presented in public ear- pony's F104 program in Ger- pany, seeking to recover money MAY 3 T 111 he 1or C •A on ewe ,ung I' v'i T udda!e over sug,i -, cion ai'ntc ir"1 smu, w,w),I ttmlL! uuiner 3 A r1,e e I.o1skhs'r c, a Ie.1.. t.ssiut-u Wd spent • -. and how those agents were used flCW chairman, Robert w. liaison official a tiic fInn's of- on illegal payments to foreign Queen. Enjoy a night at Oceanside Holiday Inn and a stoll on the to pass payments to officials liaack, who said the con. fice in Geneva, Swil.zerland. beach. Estimate $40.00. Deposit of 810.00 required by April 10th to countries, held your reservation. wasAgricultureMinbtermnitrys Polvansky. Brezhnev )}emoval but merely n t ion ed Ev,ningHeraIdSanford,l. Lockheed's request and insist inside Mozambique. Foreign Automakers ' " :..' i a' evouIon M''t' the white supremacist regime of Prime mis er an Smith, U.S. officiaLs believe The Cuban 1anadvise th U'icials said, probably calls for sending mnili( training officers to Rhodesia's eern neirband ozambuque. Black nationalist Rhodesian ie been using Mozambique as a staging area for 't, , rri,,a opera ,nnc n iuiuuvsla. A steady jrc,ise in these . o e a tions 185 reported in recent Mozambique closed its- border - d - Ut Ott ,jii tinks si'J, Rhotesia on d)dfterI'resfllentSamora said Rhodesia had DON OAKLEY -.- • thould not demand to learn the Subcommittee members ilearsa) —Comptroller General APRIL 6 through APR11. names of Japanese government have characterized those as Iback also made clear he Georgia Tour at Dogwood Time. Leave Casselberry at 8:00 officials alleged to have ac- bribes intended solely to in- worried that the information Elmer Stoats said he has cepted Lockheed bribes. fluence the sale of Lockheed's would be leaked it it was given renewed his request to a.m. Pick up at Sanford at 8:30a.m. Carry a bag lunch for noon. Lockheed to allow the General Afternoon visit at Andersonville Prison Memorial with first night The Senate multinational cor- military and civilian jet air- to a committee of Congress. Accounting Office to Inspect its stop at Columbus. Stay at a Holiday Inn.—Then to Warm porations subcommittee is con- craft. In addition, senators The subcommittee spent WASIIING1IJN AP — ('' t.ua, fresh from its battlefield \ TOM TIEDE : - - -''-- - - - - - r -, .- - 'EAT H E R till I I fliP (APIWN iiu ui IIfMr I IIWI I r4 low 62. Partly cloud)- and continued warm through Saturday. A d WASHINGTON — The Central Intelligence drug programs. But the Internal CIA files show "research In the manipulation of human The II Agency has hushed up the death of another man that higher CIA authorities began In late 1974 wIth the lifting of the oil considered the behavior is considered by w sufminictprM tr,n mg4 many authcxjtles,,, embargo that Libya had imrwM zwInt the '0".,, —, "' ''" : ;:;.,. _. under a super-secret program code-named MK penImentaticm. inc report Iinfled States. A few months later, Qaddafi warns, therefore, that "the reputations of eased restrictions against U.S. ships which use ULTRA-DELTA. Subsequently, there was another death. It professional patldpints In the MK ULTRA libyan ports, The case is similar to that of Dr. Frank Olson, was discovered by Dr. Eard who leaped to his death from a New York City physician, when he walked Gunn, then a CIA program are In jeopardy." Then came a offer permitting the U.S. Still another report declares that "the testing to Increase the Libyan hotel window tiree weeks after the CIA dosed CIA colleagues uwuuKwiced,in on half-a-dozen size of its diplomatic staff in of MK ULTRA products places the rights and him with experimental LSD. The tragedy made Tripoli. Washington accepted "There were .'onversaUons which stopped interests of and reciprocated. U.S. citizens In jeopardy." Some headlines last ycal, and President Ford per- shortly after I entered the room," Gunn has ca Seven months ago, the former Libyan Charge officers, states one document, "have basic sonafly apoloed to the dead man's family, d'Affaires All El-Gayed visited the State sworn. But he heard enough to learn that the CIA moral objections to the of MK DELTA." Olson was assumed to be the only victim of "had trouble with an Individual. artment with a proposal that the two nations In a Although the insidious MX ULTRA and CIA drug testing. But last December, an country" whose agents were conductingforeign a drug DELTA projects were supposed to be cut offMK exchange full ambassadors. Although anonymous caller told us about another drug project In diplomatic relations between the S and libya "in collaboration with ow' people." 1964, they were continued at least umW 1967 and death from a CIA program bearing the have never been broken, neither country has had The victim, Gurm explained, had been givtn possibly years later under yj crypton)ln MK DELTA. the new code name an ambassador In the other's "mne n.edcaUon and had, shall we say, a fatal MK SEARaI. capital for several We checked with our CIA sources and ob- outcome." The years. former CIA doctor, now retired The full extent of CIA drug poisonings may tahwd some top-secret CIA th)euments. We in Hilton Head, S.C., told A private American busines, regarded our associate Gary never be known. For in the early 197k, the by the Ubyans as "a friend," has been at. discovered that Sen. Ted Kennedy, 1)-Mass., was Cohn that he couldn't recall who had attended limited MK records were destroyed reportedly tempting to amcange cuductlng a parallel Investigation and had the meeting except for the late a goodwill junket to Libya CIA security on the orders of then-CIA director Richard for senators and succeeded In getting other documents thief Col. Sheffield Edwards. coflgrNen The effort has Helms. declassified. From these records and from been UnoffiCially endorsed by the present Charge It was Edwards who In later years passed on testimony before Kennedy, we have put together theorder (or recruiting The CIA refused to comment on the d'Affaires Shaban Gashut an assassination team to MKFootnote: drug programs, this much of the picture: Within the last 'eliminate" Cuban leader Fidel Ctro. th ivbdaals who QADDAFI'S OVERT1JRfj: Col. Muamznar have had audjenc The late CIA diret'tur Allen Dulles in April, The CIA tile, show that the drug programs el.Qaddali, the mad with Qaddafi have returned hatter who rules Libya, has from Libya l3, aproved two related projects MK continued to stir controversy Inside with the message that the colonel ULTRA for tetxtlng new drugs &xI MK DELTA a number of instances," states the CIA. "in been signalling coyly that he oild like frien. wnts rapproclmeni one document, dller relations with the United States. using them iii covert operations, The U.S., however, still looks unfavorably' unwitting subjcts "became ill for hours or days But there may be an ulteilcr motive behind upon The prejects were ro set that few records There was cae instance of Qaddali's efforts to disrupt a peaceful hospit.allz.atlon." overtures, He is casting longing looks at were kept, and the normal accounting U.S. Arab-Israeli settlement and his suppor- of Arab meofthedrugswere3odlgert the procedures were waived. Many top CIA officials terrorist groups, pharmaceutical companies had rejected Therefore, the delivery of the C-130 cargo planes which he has purchased but in fact, were never given the suppressed details. eight Lockheed planes, for which Libya paid $60 for auman use "because of Jezired side ef. cannot get delivered, Olson's death lii November, 1953, uet some teeth." million three years ago, is sUit being held up. Over the ptst 16 ironthe, the Tripoli-to- Qaddafl,a State Department spthesntan told us, . wscuu . - 4% has it all together. At Woodmere we can show you exactly what you're We've got it all together. Everything is ready for you to enjoy. The only thino ouzzlino about Woodmere is how we can offer these fabulous one and two story homes for so little. getting - I :_ ,. 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PU speed ONE GROUP n and king h _ _____ Beds reads W411 2.99 Friday, March 5,176-7A • • 1 - T - 11 — -_- - - �SCC 1111 At __ t,; - 111, Chipola Friday, March 3, 176-9A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. t nd, Rope 's - ~11 ~ - -1 Prevails Seminole High Bowling By MARY -4 Netters "" " Swamp Mainland - '' '' Seminole High School played some slashing tennis Thursday 0 ~r ft. 0 1 0 afternoon, cutting in the . V' ,,`r.~ 0 ,_~j I *ell j'vi ' Mainland Bucs in a pair of H r.i / • ,I 4 "'i matches with Seminole's boys rJ ,•.•.:j' ft ;-. ' NA .. .,. •'j : winning by a 7.0 count and the iA" _____3u,, - _______ -girls taking 5.2 measure of the lilri Daytona Beach visitors. Th Seminole County Women's Bowling I For the Seminole boys, No. 1 Association Tour- _______ ,-namente :. .,4 player David McCook defeated • and is building up for a super : _:_r finish th is weekend at Bowl America. Mike Smith 8-0. No. 2 Rick t I 54 ,L _ Moreland whipped Kevin Weir, First place team event so far Is locked up by Jack's 1ln1 _________ 8-I and No. 3 Andy Tharpe won Market team with a 2,403 total. Members are Ann Smi th, Teresa over Thomas Hawthorne easily, , Lowie, Bonnie Benton and Cheryl iowe. _ 8-2. Also winning for Semino'e -. Smtth rolled two 500 series, during one with doubles partner were Ken Williams and Ed _____ I • Cherylliwie(5Th andthencalnebackwithaso6jns[ngles. WIdte with 8-6 and 9.7wthsover 4 ___ Frank Wencel and Stephen Ann continued to bowl well on the next morning with the . 0 Treloar, respectively. I , Monday Morning Blues. She wasn't singing the blues when she ___ In doubles, the McCookrolled an all-spare game of 184. This is her second all-spare game .:- A Williams combo whipped Smi th on the same league, which is rare. ___ lil, and Weir, 8-1, and Mor elandAnn is one of only five women bowlers this year to hit the 600 Tharpe squeaked past WencelMoreland reaches, hits at left; McCook follows through, reaches for short lob. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent mark. In Blues League play she posted games of 212-191-200. Treloar, 8-6. This only her second season with the Pc8ycoat League and _____________________________________ In the girls victory, the wins Monday Morning League. At present she is carrying a 160 were all in singles. No. 1 Karen average. !oussma defeated Nancy Polito, 8-6, and No. 2 Debbie Ar.n and her husband I.. C. enjoy moonlight bowling, fishing, and shrimping. Reagan whipped Lynn Walker, 8-7. No. 3 Meg Newman stopped Maria Steensma, &S. In other matches Sandy Turner and ,. EOTSDAM, N.Y. (AP) . tie j,;rii..'wDC.-1-• Sheila Clause defeated Daniella (7ffi(.•r .. mr ii,.. . 6 • Phillips - . by JoAnn Swartz when she rolled a 224 game. JoAnn is member were elected this week oy the is Madden's assistant. signed Versigg liel and Diana 111 i..#hIL1 autographs mostly of last years championship team. for children DiBartolo by 8-2 and 8-0 Sanford Tourist and ShuffleThe board of directors for the when he pli'd for the New rep'tivelv. • bo ard Club, and Ear l Schenck shuf fleboard club includes York Yankees, I)n the . will direct the club's operations Mary Boyer, Cora Russell, Pirates or the Detroit Tigers, matching were the Liuwsmaas presiding president over the Mike Kuck, Fannie Ball and but sudderiy the retiring coach Reagan and Turner-Newman Most bowlers rarely bowl 100 pins over their average. Evan next 12 months. John Russell. of the Clarkson College baseball , Davis did it twice. A 119 average bowler, he rolled a 221 game In Earnest Curtis was selected The nominating committee team is signing them for adults. teams, both by 8-7 scores. the Church League and came back nine weeks later with a 230. vice president. ma Ratliff is was headed by Ray Shroverand HIALEAH AP When the horses break from The long-forgotten major They are her only 200 games in three years. Secretary and l4iuise Olson also included Iluel Wright and the gate in the last race at Hialeah today, it may not only leaguer is one more quarry of Careful Evan, your average is going up. treasurer. C urt manager is A. Robert Forwood. 1x the end of the current 44-day meet but possibly the the collectors of old baseball finale of the famed raceway, cards. With serious financial problems, the 51-year-old track may not reopen for Its scheduled spring meet in urn The infielder for 17 years was unless an offer by John Brunett to buy Hialeah is backed [fll -pictured on cards Issued by a Mi up by two mortgage-holding banks. bread company, a bubble gum GAINESVILLE - Seminole Brunetti, a New Jersey businessman, already has firm and a cookie bakery. Community College's tennis Oe,oIt 70 9 49 169 247 TENTH — 16, A tentative approval by the track's board chairman, John Recently, Phillips has been get- team thumped Santa Fe Junior ECAC Vlashn. S Q 9 255.1311 () It Ce), 420,3 40;? Going Bay W. Galbreath, -.nd its sharehol(lers. First Round ting the cards from autograph College Thursday, 70. Adams Division Ii Ce), 6 0 3 Canyon (I) 3.10; Q I Me'ropol,lan Division Boston But his financial plan involves the Southeast First Nahunters from all over the . The Raiders were home this 11 II Ii 93 251 179 5) 1.65 60 31 66 Dutgc.rs 101, LCtQ Island U 76 Buffalo 36 1111 5.3277191 )j()fl ELEVENTH tional Bank of Miami and Midland Marine Rank of New afternoon against Kalrnazoo, T Julin 3,, PS Y. 15. s t. PC lOrOnto 30 2S 11 71 716 773 LIvely (S) 34 60, 1310.7 SO; 7. M A , % York, who have yet to confirm they will put up some of the frr 67 EAST Mich. and show a 6-t record Calif. 5 73 36 S 54 207 23' Moose U) 3260; ii 60; ) 0 G Every week, Phillips says, he overall, 5.0 P. tt purchase money. Upstate New York Division Thursday's Results against Junior Mrrry (6) 9 20 0 (57) $ 110 00; p L.ne I, en 77 Niagara 67, St gets old baseball cards or tlir Bonaventure Vancouver 3. New Yolk 7) 5106 50. BP (S I with all 7) colleges. Nyack 97. Barrtnqtan 93 66 IslanderS 3. tie by-five cards from people 70 NExt home match for Svract,te 53, Manhattan 57 Puffalo 6, Chicago 3 TWELFTH --0: 1. seeking his signature. SOUTH New England Division Seminole is March 11 against Philadelphia 6, Kansas city 1 lrqqrr 11 580, 310, 3.70, 2 Plc,., Orleans 56. W% Ml Connect 7). Mass.achu Today' s Games Mo(casn (3) 4 10, 1 10: 3 Sycoplant Phillips returned to Clarkson Daytona Beach. GOTEBOIIG, Sweden mAPi —Well aware that he could u'e 57 5(ItS 69 New York Rarcrs at Atlanta (6) 350. 0 (3 1) 1620. T i V Commonwealth 16. Bent as baseball coach in 1965. He afford no mistake, British ice artist John Curry once Providence 61, Holy Cross 61 Boston at Cali forni a 5163 00. 39 67 Cox d. Bi.rdrild 6 2, 6 I. Thompson ! 56 Saturdays Games was a member of the college's d. Rob.iisN -, again out.skated th e field and took a final bow in A rn57)774 co P01, Poberts d Detroit at Philadelphia. after 1943 team, which had a 19-1 Lawience67.6.0; FIaggd, Bruwn6 petition by adding the World Championship of figure MIDWEST noon TONIGHT' SENTRIES skating to his Olympic medal Thursday night. season.Hewillretlreattheend 0. 60; Gonsalez d. Floyd 60. 60, Drake U. Tu(s.i 76 Washin1on at N ew Y or k Co.Fggd.Burdrild.ioyd6 1.62. W ic h i ta 51 5.4, Bradley 71 Isiande, Relaxed and happy after hereceived his gold medal, the of this year. Rolrts.Thnmr FIRST 5 16. C I. LUSt? NSA D(ta; dl MufflrrdI Lettenant, 7. Baili n. 3. Be $elcc Brown 67. 6-0 .4-year.oid Englishman who brought a new d1uen.s1ui Eastern Conference -SOUTHWEST Minnesota at Plt1%b,trQh five; I C)attv - All Wink c I ,A?I t .. ----ows, uu uI U IP:& III U pus W T.dI% I 46 Vancouver at Kansas City Gimlet; 6 Bingo Murphy. 7. Rrif I'PC?. GB him in the right mood to overtake Russia's Vladimir (hiCbgO at St. Louis Rhythm, I Valentine Moss. Boston FAR WEST Tcon'o at Los Angeles SECOND — ICovlaev, who was his toughest competitor in the Olym.. C I Ar-dy Buffalo 5' Oregon 57, Orr'ion Sunday's Games Shanncw-, 2 Manatee Nancy; 3 Cu'e phiphl a 36 26 563 a pies and European championships earlier this year. Atlantaat New York Rangers (Inc ic6.r?. 4 Harmon. P11w York 30 33 .176 11': TOURNAMENTS was "I leaving my hotel when this headline caught my New York Ilan0,a at Pitts, Evans, 6 Be My Wise; 7. Mineola Central Division Southern Con ference ourgh eye. It said, Curry cannot afford any mistake tonight,' Daisey, I Polly Dee washington 40 ?S 6)5 Champion ship Kans City at Philadelphia T HIRD 16. B 1-April Pick, 2 and I thought, 'That's damned right.' So I went out there Cleelani 36 75 590 1?,'l It, ichiiioJ 3) ORLANDO - Seniiaole High Washington at Boston Creslip, ) Ceemax, IBlack Shot, HOUStOn 3) determined and showed I could come through again," the Atlantic Coati Cont,renc. t. Louis at Buffalo WINTER PARK Trinity suffered its first setback of the & P 's E.pIolve: 67 Coco Blue. First Round N Orleans 27 33 Montreal at Detroit tall, lithe champion said. Lustre Eckert; I Kansas City Bauy Prep's girls tennis team Atlanta 4 fl's was baseball season Thursday, 27 33 Clemson 71., Wake Forest 63 Vancouver at Minreso?a FOURTH - 5 16. M: I AhIoso Western Conference Marylar, 60. Duke 75. OT defeated by Winter Park dropping a 7-5 decision to Toronto at Calfornia i, 2 11111 Knowles; 3. K'5 Terri. Midwest Division Virginia 75. Ps Carolina St 63 Thursday, 5-2. Orlando Boone. 1. Streak N Lava; S Speball. ed Mlwauee 7S 34 ' - ____ By JIM HAYNES Herald Sports Editor lopsided as the final score. ChipNoescoi-dl3andTerry Chipola did manage to firm]) Jameson tallied Il for Semi hold a 10 to 12 point lead most of note, the only players on the DELAND Seminole the second half, however, and squad from Sanford to score In J Commumilty College's stay in SCC coach Joe Sterling pulled double figures. the state Junior college all stops, including the platoon In the Lake City-Gulf Coast -: basketball tournament was system. game, Ron Anthony scored 28 r ..' short-lived, but at least Chipola Chipola Vt wIIhstood points for the wiiners while knew it was there. everything, -. teamma tes Jack McGill hit for ma de us work," said Tonight's semifinals pit 13 and Chris Pickett a nd hayChipola coach Milt Johnson Chipola and Edison at 7 and wood Hewitt each talli ed an after Chipola took r. : Lake City against Palm Beach even dozen. .I..eP measur e of Seminole, pulling at 9 In the Edmunds Activities Ray Ricks connected for 20 away In the final 10 minutes. Center at Stetson University. points to lead the losing effor t Th e loss sent Seminole home Palm Beach's upset was by the Panama City squad. with a 23-7 ledger. sparked by a 42-point perform. Three of his Gull Coast team. Thursday's other opening ance from Ron Cunningham. mates also scored in double figround games found Palm Beach Eleven of his points came in the ures. needing overtime to oust overtime period as the teams Edison's Richard Glasper Brevarti, 92'8; Edison fought away from a 41-41 scored 24 points, Greg Brinson polishing off Florida College, halftime tie. added 23 and Robert Jenkins 88-78; and Lake City thumping Five men from the Brevard pumped In 18 as the Fort Myers Gulf Coast, 83-74. squad hit in double figures, led school edged the Florida team The Seminole game wasn't as tw Mel Daniels' 18 points, from Temple Terrace. Florida was led by Marvin Allen's 25 points and Terrell / — - V - - -. -`111111 - 44, 4 auusi DE AND - fl I I, • The scout was from Arizona. lie V 1 , : - ' - 1 . - V - on boots. But that's ,at the emblem on his blazer said "Who's the baddest dude here" he asked of no in f;4-ft.).)r Thursday afternoon in the "4 fJ&iwu, press room at Stetson University, where the top 140 or so junior college players in the Sunshine State are gathered for the state tournament. Most of the coaches just looked back with empty stares. You think I'm gonna tell you? seemed to be the message. Take your pick, of, fered one of his counterparts. "Depends on what you are loo king for," offer ed another. To bp sure, the tournament offers just about every th ing As for the "baddest dude" in th e house, that honor probably rests somewhere in a group that . , inchdes Lake City's Run Anthony, Gulf Coasts Charles Slappey, Florida College's Leroy Staley, Edison's Richard Glasper, Brevard's Tony Warren arid Chipoa's Dorian Dent. Of that number, th ree have been eliminated beca use their teams lost. That doesn't affect scholarships. Scouts -.ire also drooling over the looks of Cka!a-Wijton's Mutt and Jeff duo of LeRoy McDonald and James Glover. Th ey will nI',t, in ,lr,l'it"c •• ,. s - V . - --.-. -- .-- - - -V . I - - t - ___ ".. - ••# -- W T,-!,.,. "4!! ,.4.... * £ • i ! a ." .& Dent F __ s.j,$ I - . 1 luau 1-1 a . 4I I I %.17_11 80 kid~_il j: f 1 . ''. , "' SCOREBOARD -i-- ' - 34-46-74 , . Fouls; Gull Coast 23, Lake City 70 routed Out. WashInton, Duncan. Slapocy, Bellamy. BREVARD: Warren 6 2 6 11: WIllams 0 7 • 7. nanløls 6 4.6 IC tips,tsav, 3 00 6; Paige 3 14 10. 27d;;t 7121L Totals 3.1 6-21 *4. PALM BEACH: Gibbs 6 61 Cunningham 17 S 5 47; Illatky 1 fl , . ' 2. Bevtrly 0000; Total: 33763297 4)33 41 33 10-44 f iI— Fouls: Brevard 23, Palm Beach 7) Fouled Out: H!atky, Shoemaker 0 $ - 1 . 9 S 1711. Tt. ilous'1 69 Ohio Valley Conference First Round Moread St 3$, Austin Peay . t:1I ohit, in LIU.. Ii.cfir (rue 0 00 0; Wilkerson 2 ) 7 5 Turner LW T411 JJIIJ UI the U I JU game. bUIIi Hampton 2 I? 5; Totals 2991567 Talk amnn e'h e!z -_ - 5U'I... , _____ — 3 40-7 Staley's bench-warming in Thursday's loss to C1110`01 s,,.i. 35 37-47 Edison. Seems he was being disciplined for an -i'' Chipola 17 Seminole 15 "irregularity" dtrn a i'la room test. Fucd Out-None ' it - - %, LymanTers ank i Mike H1,011 Putts Things In to Proper Perspective ORI,ANIXj...- 'tkc Hill stood outside the ,-,( _'3 tent at Rio The result - 18 holes Thurs. putting like that, it gets to your day that requiredonly 27 putts, whole game. It was just awful. I knew I was doing something wrong." So he sought some help from his wife. "I told her what to watch for," he said after Thursday's brilliant round. "All it takes is good eyes." She found Mike was breaking Pinar Club, made a (ace like he pulp of s trong roo t beer, and ,.sid "hideous," He was describing the way he an effort that produced a sevenunder-par 65 and a tie with Mark Hayes for the first-round lead in the $')O,000 Citrus Open had been putting this year. So after be missed the cut last week and failed to crialify for the final two rounds In the Tournament Players Cham- Golf Tournament. "I hadn't played well .all year," srid Hill, 37-year-old younger brother of somettm'stormy Dave Hill. "I'd beet - ••1j n,w from his wife, Sandle. ___ _. Sr fe.,. t.m*. - _____ , $e every tournament. When you're thei going to lose acceleration or putI I t,"he said. " I firmed up the right hand a nd now it's a lot better. I didn't miss anything I should have made." And Hayes, who had a strong fifth-place 9nish last week, recorded an even more remarkable effort on the relatively flat, true greens at the pinestudded, 6,029-yard Rio "When you do that, yoJ're• i-,. j.'-.. - ____ r 1 -_ - 7Fq --- - - - s: -jjrUr -"-- " -1 - r Hill and Hayes shared a onestroke advantage over grayhaired, 43-year-old former Masters champion Gay Brewer, alone at 66. Rookie George Burns, Kermit Zarley, John Schroeder and Pat Fitzsimons were twoshots out of the lead at 67, British Open champ Torn Ud4JII, wuo nas cnauenged for the title in each of the last two oneputted 11 times - including -- — a couple from about 35 feet. -- - ,-'--- -Z I thimg very well. Idon't know if I'm trying too hard or what. I'm just not thinking well at all" But some Gf the game's more illustrious names had their . He was tied with Hale Irwin, recent winner of the Las Ange- ficultics in the tricky winds that sighed through the piny woods lining the fairways of this relatively easy co urse. "lt'c vø,-v nii,-,iinct *r. ,.n" Arnold Palmer said after an er. ratic 74. "1 lust didn't do any- les Open. Defending champion Lee Trevino and South African Gary PInver were still another stroke L'aric at 75. All must In). --- r- :' Dunk Bran iey I events, was only three s tr okes away at 6A. J.C. Sread, who chased Jack Nicklaus to the title in the TPC, shot a 70. - W$ItbV U L nessee 75 South Atijrtic Conference Quarter-finals MuuIJsta vi. coumtus nthfr1 Tech Valdosta St 76 W '. LONG WOOD -- Ljinar High's swimming team .topped Lake Brantk'y Vnrsdaj o a 68-65 score. Milwaukee at Kansas City, at!e.noon 41200 MEDLEY PEe.Y LtrT'ai i Houston at Atlanta i'Jnn,, . r V D,,, b.. .fl,,. ,-. 1.I., ISeattle at New Orleans E - Hartmiin (I.I. 01.7 700 I Wagner M. 2 2 - c,gr- t L OS AOQ(-1 Brinker M. 720 ' DIVING - C armac kL - 100 ABA BUTTERFL', 05 1013; 1('O t')E" "I,nktl' (Le), Denver 16 53 7; 500 FREE og :151. Ne. " 10 24 626 I1& r ' fl At'tOfl p (I B) I 21 , , - ',, - ' of play. ft - I - s5Lopos 30 37 41111 it Dav i , Miklrn), 3 171 Vrgln' I? 53 11$ 3 Thursdays Games li" NO games scheduled Lav.e OralIiy $7 Today's Games a,' Lake200 MEDLEY vrgn,aal New York -'i& I Mur,a , f flranhIv ruscell I Fm : - - -Aff FREE - Burleson M. FRFE - Berry W. 1111 6: OlVid. __ Dorfman M. 100 0111 -i[PFL - BACKSTROKE Murra.' (LB) 1710; wo BREA%TSROY Burleson CL), 1 76, :X RELAY Lyman(Da',.ri.'''. Perry. ','.c(,r'y). 4 17 -- I _ , PK1 b% _ %k_ ) _ M It - . I i - e~_ - ~- ~ ~ - I - ~~;; - F jjj1 — • -V-•- *5, , . Navy Netfers Triumph, 7-0 f Fred Marti Izys up a dot while trn- the poo! table between rrnwds '7'f1cl loc.ks on. __ Ben &eaghaw checks ha scorecard following a two-ader par 70. - ____ k J. C. Snead (left) and Gordas Jeme talks thlng'i o ver In the duthntms.r at Rio PlnVgrV Trevmno uprs dIsappointed foUowlng his r of - — vtri.n .Holladay Upsets Navratilova i.. SAN FRANCISCC St Louis at Denver Saturday's Games KrnluLky at Indiana Viruinih At San Antonio °° tin9 Nosoti1nv J U.S. --'v-C. .4 Pi 4,',..,, T5 MEXICO CIT'5' — Beth Barry Gf Mobile, Ala., took a two-strokeeadinthethlrdroundoftheMexicanNational Amateur Wmnn's golf ('?mpIoniip with a threeverpar . Ks Mimi; 7. I I - _ ..- i ______ r"' - THIRD ',, B: I. Look Ethel (1) II 0) 540 3 10 7 Windy Elliott ) - Hock ey NHL Campcti Conference 'I 0 320710 l7 c)r:,k;: Real 4.00. 310,3Mineola Winston '•' ' 7'( , - ' "ii t - • - - -i1.'' . '• c - ' Ji - .1-4 V.VV.-; - 'l" " ' - V C - '11111, V si v "' MI 11IL11111111 110 300 0—S 7 0 005 025 0-1 I 1u IL Ceremonies WUUUWL There's Nothing Like THE BEST - o, v '' nA C MATINEES ALTAMONTE SPRINGS The Altamonte Springs Little League opening day ceremonies will be featured by the throwing out of the first ball Saturday at 10 am, by Mayor Norman C. Floyd. - ' ' .. tc '" - '4 - 'I' ' r' ', 'ru,c • '' 1 8:00 P.M. Altamonte Sets fr 211a' '.' ' WeRgelife - 'a LI' - , 't .• ' - '' - u&a suurziesiizent Winter Part Ovledo - ML '"" I - V V. F - -. - _____ v , 1: 'F X % Y -1~ ' ' ! - 'F 1 -' - :,"' -. •' " a —.411 c'-1 - ?44I 4MM . OVIEDO— Oviedo High was Wintør stumned hs' . neIPhhAr Park in high school baseball Jj1 .. I. Loses 5-2 - - CU NIGHTLY ,- , -. C.,,..t.,..1 t'I;.-. I Ch "in SAN FRANCISCO—Jim Walsh, who starred in basketball at Stanford University and captained the U.S. Olympic team toa gold medallnl956, died at the age cf46. - -i -.' - A ft*.... Oviedo Nine -. •' ir-frd 11, Boone 73 I 1.,.. Ex-Olynipian Jim Walsh Dies •" ___791! s S. 44 -- Saturday at Mayfair Country Club, and area golfers interested In playing should contact the club. Entry fee Is $25, which ineludes cart, greens fees, refreshments and a chicken barbeque Saturday night at the Elks Lodge. Beth Berry Tops Tournament Red, ?CPee'S Tracy; )HiCctus, a .. age - 71 7j.mS R ,- "t'-"'-" apulizut 1LRTFOl{E), Conn. - Bob La came from behind to defeat John Alexander .5-7, 6-3, 6-2 and give the United Stati a10advnlage over defending champion Australia in the World Cup tennis competition. 1 ENTH - 5 16. B: 1 Herr -' Maci. 7. Top Fox; 3. Ri pple Rube. 'I PCCUS Stormy; S. K's HopeuI. 6 M tery. 7 Montague Account. Phantoms Pearl, ELEVENTH —5)6, A: 1 Wyctiff Roy. 7 Lotte Quota, 3. Jo e Mischief, 4. Arab Flash, S. K'~ Melody. 6 Hi Ho Bill. I Kim Sue. 4 Betty Shan TWELFTH — 6-16. D 1 D.G '% 18 110; 31 N, SECOND $16 a I Victor (5) 16 Tonkawa Carol (7) 970, 1.40; 3. Mocirst Mitli (I) 100 DO 11 S) $199 20. 0 (S,7) 17,20; ('Sn $21660 ',arch s',i'S-'fl ; Gol it'd up, 1-0, In World Cup - ())$2O)OO.7.60;7.PureSilyer(5) 360. 2-10; 3 fled Chantilly (1) 350; 0(35)51250; P (3 5) 54650; 31 S 4. Defeated, 7-5 tILe.. -II'J i In FIRST—S 16 1) I Mary Pam (7) S 73 320 ' Golden Tou,,ti (7) 760 Q (3 ) 53$ 70 P (3 II $111 SO. 3I:. FIFTH—S16. C I cam enrlard Pro IJ. quarter-final match In the $15,(X) women's professional tennis tournament. ,. V,rginla at Denver, afternooa Sin Antonio at New York Lose Match '7 Terry Holladay of La Jolla, Calif., - tinspi thir,l.I i..: Quec Calgary Ed'fon Toronto 17 10 5 79 764 3)9 Golden Glitter. Thursday's Results EIGHTH —S 16,5') Rumbler,? . rr.a: (Jua',,s'riier. 4 iC My Laclus. I , 1"ontegue tartan; WycIif Dolly, San Diego 6. New England 7 6 Factual; 7 H C Prini, Chad, I Today' s Games Favorite Fantom I'nornx a? i- OuS'on NINTH - -. Ii I K's Carefref Quebec at Edmonton 2 iL's Jo V. 3. UltraViolence; 4 Saturdays Games Che'se., Ann; S Sats; 6 Queer Cleveland at Houston, after D'-hcrah, 7 Ahloso Joey, I Donna SANFORO.ORLANDO Thursday's Results Seminole Nine :'. i. Artist. 35 21 1 60 775 737 Style, 2 Mixer B ; 3. Banker; I J 33 21 4 70 246 773 Ellen Eckc'rt , S Prairie Lawyer; 1. 23 10 5 SI 279 78* n=- :;:,•, , ; &n.q,u, WI TPtsOFOA 3666 II 10 11 96 755 176 Pliiiph,i SEVENTH - S 16, 0 I. K's 243 IS-I Gamma (I) ID 70. 500,160. 2 Steck 34 17 II 62 NY lsI'd Sanford Naval trit'fny 9 63 2C'6 19$ (5) 4*0, 350, 3, C M 's' Vet (7) 77 Atlanta A - . tIs,,i h 14. thrashed •ontrr. 23 31 S 54 211 265 3-60; 0 III) $79.20; p (1 5) 593.90; NY Rngr Smyth. Division school tennis Thursday, win" 81 Chicago EIGHTH — s6 ;,0, 1. FD s ning all SCSiCfl matches. 227 Wiltr()) Van n 20 Polly 733% 10 56 196 27! Roie (3) S 20, 3 10. 3 Huske-t Fire SingleCowman (SN) ci JohflhS, 5Louis iSIS 4 10160244 (7) 300, Q (13) $1140; P (I 3) AS; Watson (SN) ci Goering, I); Minn 17 42 10 34 I K C rc Wales NINTH—. . 5: I. Highway dCoebln, S S Norris Division Robber (1) 3.40. 2.60. 270; 7. All Doubl.s. Lovni,r WatScn 14) dMontreal 47 9 10 104 274 143 Gossip (W 410, 2 10; 3. Si$%y Sue (5) 31 2! 1 69 213 721 7 40; Q 14 6) 51760; P (4 6) $23 -'.0; iohnes Gooring, $7, !ink '-'.em C Angeles 75 76 Ii 67 77 716 33 65 PIts (SIll '1 San1vo,1 1'nc. 'i ,' I — FIFTH OL' Dog Results Trinity Gals Singles: Dexter (WP) of McNulty. 010 0)6 6 7. March (WP) ci Fugleberg. 5 5; Sanford 302 0201-1 Il 2 Boone Crenhew IT) ci. Roess. 16; Reoden IWP) d De-Latorre. • Jones. Smith and An DeArrigiotlo (WI(WI- )d. ) MlIiotej, cierwn; Adams and Drarlett. Top Doubles: MuelterDextcr (WPI 0 Hitters: Sanford - Raines 7b. i '.'c'Sulty. rugleberq (rensle•" RP?. Boone - HutseIl 2 4, Bramlel? BANGKOK - Ben Arda of the Philippines, Sadao Sakaslilta of Japan arid Sukree Onsham of Thailand fired sixunder-par 66s and tied for the first-round lead in the so,000 Thai Open Golf Championsh1p, trosia. S. Adventurer. --' ! qualify for the final two rounds lternoon V Bi, 6. Forward Blitz, 7. Am 5-16, 0: 1. Circuit Cinci 30 3-4 I 61 211 77 Break er ; 7 Berkley Cammon; N. E 7732 6 60 203 731 Ed's Bobba; 1. Cap's Dimples; Cleve 76 32 $ 57 2)3 77 Rural Roman; 6 Bouncer Boy; 7 Ind s 25 36 3 53 11 195 Ts' Rena, S Keen Girl West Division SIXTH - It. A 1. Nomad. Houston 40 77 0 60 252 BC Island Drifter. 3 City Cites. I PtSOefl. )2 71 6 70 233 204 Beautiful; S. H C's Harry; DO 3) 79 1 66 74 277 Mar isa Sue; 7. Lake Darling; t Canadian Division Barry King. .A,,--.--- Calgary at Toronto Indian Indianapo lis at Cincinnati New England at Phoenix Sunday's Games New England at Cincinnati Cleveland at Indianapolis Calgary at Winnipeg Quevec At Edmonton rlh-41n,v at San Diego 'V.b 66 Leads Bangkok Tourney WHA W L T Pts OF GA East Division IC C Fir-it Round -'I SMU _4111 23 36 410 7' 23 Chicago IS 41 .795 9''2 Pacific Division 0 State 15 17 .726 Se attle 32 37 .500 11 LA 3131 500 11 Phonx 26 32 107 16 Portland 25 35 UI 17'Thursday's R esults Atlanta 103, Boston Milwaukee 99, Kansas City 95 wasninon Iii. POUOfl Golden State 121, Chicago 110 Today's Games r-'.'', ! P!i;'-. Boston at New Orleans Seattle at Kansas City Chicago at Phoenix Cleveland at Portland (lden Stale at Los Angetes Saturday's Gam. Philadelph a at Buffalo Washington at New York Atlanta at Houston Cftvcland at Golden State Phoenix at Portland Sunday's Games D-troit at Boston. afternoon New York at Washington. ,.,-., '- ,. Detroit First Round '' , ._ Georgia Teth 14, Tulane U Memphis St 7). St Louis 69 Southwest Conference V . 007;McDon aldIOOI; Faber??? Pro Basketball Metro-Six I 6 Cimmons 2004; Jacobs 335 9. Johnson 7001; Ja meson LiA_A - , England's Curry Skate Champ — Higham In Tamarac Tourney ' - Williams 0 5 Devard Palm Beach ,~ -4 : - , — - 2 S4-13 Basketball • ,' - Gull Coast Lake cIty N College , V Pickett McGill 3113 Brodie 2 00 I Totals, 33 17-72 )- e tfe r s Sweep, 7-0 SCC I,- , ' V s _____ ?:: -, Po s lb ly For Th e Lastt im e — ____ 5S BIIamy 1 0 1 2; ArnOl' 0 00 0 Totals- 33 S 11 7 LAKE CITY: Britton 43I,Wj)Is0 ._-. . V Hialeah Track Closes Today, ________ '. In - three exhibition games against 1 76 Individual contracts, not, all bets are off," Mexican teams have been can The Seitz decision, upheld in When pressed by American celed and the Pit tsburgh Pm federal court and being ap- Le T ague President Lee Mac 4 . rates announced Thursday they pealed in circuit court, would Phall on how the union co uld —t I would not play exhibition allow almost e%er3 major leag count noses, MiflcrditwoWd games again3t the Chicago uer to become a free agent in be nearly Impossible lc the White "ox scheduled for March the next two years. players were all over the map - ______ 10-il V - -' '"- / But the games will o on for 'Y 1 the White o who said their 25 non-roster players would play against an opponent not yet -announced. I V The camps are closed beCS ' cfltjsetl'w owners announced 11 BA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, March 5, 1976 days ago that spring training -0 11111111311111111111111111 would be pos tponed until there is new labor contract or suf' .: . ftteflt progress in t negotia -.V 4.1.1 tions betwr.en the owners and X ' the Players Association. 1 ' '7 The 25th negotiating session "-i 11 between the owners' Player lielatlons Committee and the s Players i'.ssocintlon convenes __ . today in the office of John J. Gaherin, the owners' chief barTAMARAC (AP) MicHigham's total came on 6,021 g ai ner, key Higham of Kansas City actual pins spilled, a 231 averThe lines are drawn on the takes a 247 average and a total age, and 210 honuit pins for his 7sticky reserve rules Issue. The pinfall of 6,231 alter 26 gam2s I match play r ecord. owners ha ve proposed a plan into the final match play today Holman also went to 7-1 in the which would allow players to in the 1100,000 Dick Weber Five head-to-head games and spilled -become free agents In their 10th Star Open Bowling Toiirna- I, ' 21 to help him move into year while the union's plan ment. contention from 23rd spot. .would give players their freeIn second place, 25 pins be. But hligham captured the , dorn after six years of profes- hind, was Eddie Ressler Jr. of night's honors. sional baseball. Allentown, Pa. He totalled 1,983, never drop.The current legal interNext up were Earl Anthony of ping below 224. And, li ke Ilol.pretation 01 the rcsere rules Tacoma, Wash., wi th 5,963; man, he rolled a 0, the high wac mui 1w nrtrt,r 11111111111, Mh!! !±r. ahile3u1Iim vttI(lg. i-us game -i_. -?( i December when he said Ore., 5,947; Jim Gofrnan of Lo- scores for the session read 25 8players co ul d become free one rain, Ohio, 5,943 and Larry 235-248-fl5-fl4-2).z35.268 with year after metinz' !ei La,b o ai, F wicuco, Calif.. his lone loss coming when Laub Noe, Slerflng bead for sho,era tractual obligietlons. 5,940. outshot his 225 by 10 nin.t -- _ - Phillips Demand V In fact, the California Angels' ready iss in force for the players' an agreement," Miller said. "if ... ---- - - GULF CAST King 6 Williams 777 6 Ransom 0 00 __ S h u ffl rs Name Schenck Prexy _ baseball Season seems to get Association, "We didn't have right to free agency. He told the far ther away. to. Nevertheless, we've done it owners to help him find a The regular season is sthed- as being in the interests of cv- tolerable number of nonwalvemuled to be gin April 8, which Is erytxdv." players, then reach an five weeks away, and an official The underlying problem is agreement on a reserve system major league base ball has yet that, although Seitz' decision for a new bas ic agreement. to meet an official bat in an will obviously not become part "If the nonwaivers are under offidal spring training cMt;. any new labor contract, it al- the tolerable figure, we'd have __________ , V NEW YORK (AP) - As the "We've moved from one year Miller said he could get the calendar marches toward to six," said Mar vin Miller, ex- vast majority of players - but April, the beginning of the ecu tive director of the Players not all of them — to waive their __ -- - ' s.1I.i) I V V -- .--'-'- w1ft - oo ' V - - tourth Verse: baseball '' .- _____________ - . e ~, - 1. Pat Crhnmln, e.ft., checks clock, gets handshake. (Herald Photos by 'a urn inceni. . — - - ' - - -.' ____ •'. - . , -. •- -, - _____ f - I - ?: the same gym, 'ndian River's Darryl Turner • k sLoreu in ripe overtime O, 6k 11c cLIam}.ionsIlI} 4è1' / ._ all-star ac'na South Florida writers were scurrying to learn CHIPOLA; R:vers 0 0-0 0 I.' S n ,l Ham,lton9O . 1C, Randall 10 1-72). it Palm s L%Ofl Cunningham ,ia sets a Burgess 12 10; tournament record when he scored 42 poin ts Mallard 7 33 17; Geoghagan 11.2 3; Klppent*rger 000 against Brevard, 6. ButleclO7o: Duller Oh. how easily they forget! J us t last year, in SEMINOLE: Noe6 (-2 13. ZuelI 1 -' ., '' —,-'.--I Ufl0 I /•,b __ Fouls Edison 19 Florida Out Pickens (FCC) - V .' .k 11111 54-411111 3 .j _________ ' a _______ _______ ' , • - - ____ _____ ___ _____ 1' . j __ ;r _____ 1 ,,.' fl Florida - _____ I V .', k didn't have sand on his boots. He didn't even h - .. - - 6 4 Dude? - Leader With Maxi Performance V II * (1' -. Who'ss Jack's Mini Market Tourney . . Jones' 24. J ci Co Coaches Want To Know -. ,' . EDISON; Glasper 10 1 6 71. Cc'.. 0 1 6 I. Brinson tO 3 1 2); Adams ) 03 , Jenkins 9 00 15; Morgan 0 1; Griffir. 4 1 1 9; Totals 36 16 24 U, FLORIDA COLLEGE: Allen 9 7 10 is. ifl 112 1 24 Pckens 4 17 ç Weathers 3276. Caphart ii?). Smith 700 A. OxwelI 21 2 5; Totals fr ' - 79-61 The championship game is set for Saturday. The winner - ..-.. National Junii.iege Athletic Association Tournamen, in Hutchinson, arc -. March ' I" ' A II " "This my boy, Is e baseball," seems to be the message Seminole Community ('('lIege coach Jack Panteltas Is delivering to freshman Russ Maher. Actually, Maher probably already knew ft was a baseball. Pantellastc really showing hlspftcher bow to grip the ball for a curve. Seminole tries to throw a curve at Florida Bible College today at 3 p.m. in a home game and would settle for two wins in Saturday's 1p.m. doubleheader, also at home, agabtS. Johns River. 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Fle- quiem-' SHOW MOVIE Raiders the Donna Rood 1953 Pirate I ROAD PERSTAR The as~kusinallon 530 ED BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS ED POP GOES THE COUNTRY of ItV00 seenvroy (Xwwy Merl — each killed in a very prolessionhi way. solids D'Argello after an organization hil man JT ALSO WALT DISNEY'S "CARTOON ROONIE" -- to EP A RiE— FF - A SAT.-SUN. 8 00 10 00 110,1111ft-fill THEATIf ' I I •& I G SHERATOIJ ______ , A - _____ I / furnished rent or 36$ 3721 Murst have experience in all phasm of agricultural equipment and auto par?, ,ncIudij receiving, stocking and counter sales Permanent position with excellent fringe bitnefils Contact Per sonl 011cc Join Sanford's Sales Leader" STENSTROM REALTY Furnished d1x Lake1Mar a:e shed yard Children and Pet% OK. $130 lh 2' mllnorthof 4340n 17 7 201 Sunset Drive next to Williern's Accounting & Tax Service. Open Sunday, 9 to 5. Boat Layup Personnel s d. — I I I v Hamdwic Cker Diii1lons US 6411 V 12 WEEKEND i UiE Bog Cros — JOBS - JOBS - JOBS WE FIGHT LOW FEE MLS - ST. JOHNS REALTY Co. BROKERS Days-322 6173 N;Qhti,-172 73107 ---- 33—Houses Furnis Clean heat, reasonable, First. last and 1100 depicisit, 130 4t77 After 4 p.m COOKS 100 • I a • lot. Adults only. No pelt- Ph. 322- 13. Unusual bleed i ng or I 4.Thicken;ngorlurnp or I SUCCES va ng Res-ort on The river. Beaulifil Oak shided lots Fish, Swim, boat rental% and free moorage Adults 327 "70 Nurses. RN's; LPN'%; Aides, Aide Ccimpalnion~ Needed immedialely Nights I $393 compitle From Ranch House 323 1670 or 531 9777 car for local citmoristrullon work Top earnings and chance for ad - , 675 49 there wouldn rent I B edroom Trailer, 10'x3S 6. OWow 1I ( lork used as business FROM I. - $134 MONTH M d rn Fa Located West of Hwy. 111 -11`2 At 1110 Flo wart or mole, I TOSSINCY AWAY 7 Naqongcoughor I I & eneva G low Luxury Patio Apairtments Real Estate ?BEDROOM L I 3 refrigerator, drapes all slay. Beautiful garden willi fruit fr#" PARK DRIVE- OWNER 'IRAN, SFERRED Sheraton-Sanford Bedroom, carpel, ranc)e. refrigerator. drop", all stay. Cmtrbl heat & air, foric" Int, 'A4 EASY To REACH AT 1-4 and ROUT E 46-SANFORID Drive off Markham Woods Rd Lake Sylvan 36 ares all or part. The Horton Organization, - gre" - ONLY 4 dr. Sedan Dart ryem with vinyl 1,9 Sharp $2695 Convertible mileage family car 74 MARK IV 72 y at $ Baby blue with blue vinyl top anIf leather Interior. - 4 spd Beautiful bright red For the young or Yy oung at head $4495 A beau eautiful low ONLY 74 Has everything ONLY CADILLAC SEVILLE $6745 - THUNDERBIRD - — - 7 ---- ONLY Maroon witfl blue vinyl top $ Fully equipped. - OTHER GREAT USED CAR BUYS, 74 COUGAR X sharp 73 71 PINTO LINCOLN 4 Dr. Sedan CUTLASS $4395 71 SUPREME '2095 72 $2595 71 Rent our Rinsenvac CAPRI Extra Sharp Station Wqn 0 TRIUMPH $2195 7 ROADSTER $1995 72 $1795 73 LINCOLN $1495 $2995 TOWN CAR 1395 WE LEASE NEW CARS BY DAY CR WEEK OR MONTH CAuROLLS FURNITURE 37) 515' ntwr AKC Pups, Dob -eflentguaIyaodtemperrnent Call tr Anderson, 16S 5740 - W ni to les, S locrc% iir r. i - _ F ree Puppies to good homes Will be small wtien grown 373 0616 before 17 noon or afler 3 P m. FROM $125 150S W. 25th St, 1167 CASH 322 322-2090 PA~ iOto S CHILDR ~N S vld' -%, ' ~W ' 74414lawatha Ph-322 1301 Larry,% Mart, 215 Sanford Ave STrippirl; Aluminum Sidina Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Waxing. L - - - Rad io L-"STCPSON LAND CL Bulldozing, Excavattng. Dit ~M 17 F%T IVE IN TV SERVICE, Sefv,Ce 207 Live Oak Blvd T Pest Control tctr vualoy furniture, appliances, tools & anticues Being he fastest growing auction st-rvlce in Florida, we need more mer iiandtw Therefore tire pay more r uality, No junk Attend one 01 our auction sales every Monday HERNER SAUCTION 5,riqi.F % ut.%l lig zaq wachtne I SCwufl table,Sold new for $469 50 55URi b3ilfl(e ci 5101 or I? SERVICE ISO? Jacobs Road i(ros% from DeLand Airport. Rl 92 Fla ) Prione 9047347223 fr,( I t)clt, t- price - Aw TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON f ~ormer iv 14 Irrtittt's Beul V Nook All admitted free Conse browse every Sinday 9 to 3 st tht Movleland nyc in Phone 322 j 1716. zoded Colors 72—Auct ion %2 Sq. ard - .__ - arptntry Concrete Steel Reniodelinri, Pooling Free Eitsmales No joci too large or small Call Red or John. 321 S001 it 17 Noon Auction Bahama tied sti iioh coi2rs bolsters. excellent condition. SYS 321 OrlAr 101 ts., liances central heat and air. Oualify and tent while paptriprocessit-1 FHA motticled in, approve, for 124,150. Owner w i ll sell this month for 123,00. F HA ter Ms. N ice area Sale I Need I%elp on that Salvi,cla Panelling, doors, windows hungv concr e te work. etc By the hour. or by the job 322 9316S freezer. 1100. 322 7413 allef 4 PLM. 53-- -TV.ftadia-StereO Tossing away Central Heal & Air Conditioning For, tree estimates, call C41!, Harris, t SEARS in Sanford 3,2 H*Y 46, Well. S-Infora 323 5620 37367)) 7S—Recreational Vehicles 2 t Upholslaring Donna Can.v:ta, A Wit, - Photography I , unn 1 OC Trans 0,, overhauling All work 9varan,-,e af Free diagnosis ra,:sory 7, sssn System 402 1 Celi int Expert automatic It 17) 6JU ___________________________ Plumbing 1uiSI hate re,er The "Good Ole left !hle ClassifieU Ads rr iII The Beit! Days" BELL PLUMBING Co 322 0959 e Elect Cleaned, Well Drilling Pressure Cleaning SPW1l4KLFR All typt-1 And S Ll PP1, y J 2'a Johnny Walker Now offers KELf, "t R Ptipiatv pL.,ur it,(l you the sArry niegrily. and additions rK;jirements as is ClIfiCitof Vnililt Of diciouble hun(i Business Tait Refurrks. Five Points) In im _1 372 0707 oJeling PERSONAL TAX SERVICE AND BOOKKEEPING. Individual anteed Iferal.or, ,S Dressr ak,ng, iacf.m PUT WFIT & Remodeling '11(017)e lx Returris inaivicivai, Business Hol 11 92 at Five Points Phone 321 li14) sua -Z U CI F I N G Roofs 322 0774 Dinette chair%. All kincis of misc. items In new and used ant'aues 03 W %mnli appliances and a lot of gift of-JI r,-tt o.htta%he Phone 3" 7683 MULTIPLE LISTING REALIOR 322 4"l 1919 S. French Custom Work Licensed, Bond" Free estimate 323 W31, thingiM At work Sewing I Interior. Exterior Plastering Pla ter Patching & simulatco, brick Stoic Specialty 372 750 ;arpcfing, ard other corpeling Twin boas. Dressers. Couches Dell's Auction Service 29 rRu rg A nd C Pet Care fir China. Metal, Glass and Doll Repairing Cm plele Pest Control end Terri-iling Free Inspect on 3Zj79Se Home Improvements Sanford At,Ctio(l A - li-a ll]?) 0769 Trent Exterminating Co Anyone can be a seller or a buyer No charge - 519E F.F%1,372k~42 SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFIC garacie for da room. Only S2111,001). Ask 10 See home buy 7o L lAW0V.N PFST C 2562 paf*t Drive Call Nettie at 3726172 327 i1 - -- We Pay Cash 2 ' ,i ternper Realty - __4, a can cover ya~;r home with lum siding & soffit Beauty Care -- FRENCH C_ RE- MEMBER YOUR TWO STORY HOMF? Plenty of roomi See this / • Land Eagle judng Co 951 9563 Golden Touch IN Sew' 24 HrS hardwood floors. nice shady well locAted plot, Only $19,000 14 Ville Buy Iurniture or trade for 1tllcrowave oven 11 yowrob in tho buillmns of building your us ties ....use the Classified Ads often. / - FREE GIFT WRAPPINGAII Baby annual rate 117.350 loan $161 per mo Price, $17,900 in i9sq. in 4164 931-8090 322-4884 432 For used furniture, appliances. Sparkling 3 tvf1ruom. itl wl:is, HOME- SOUTH OF SANFORD BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY female $200 cacti. In SM or 373 SANFORD ProlessionellyMarisqed 5555 HWY 17-92 AT 5 POI NTS Purebred unfegislefea Toy Poodles, $40 each, Call atlef S, 15, 322 9142, 68—Wanted to Buy of S550 DOWN 7017 S f1 1i1t4i Siberian Hk'Pu AKC,male& (cuntr - tops. Sinks InVallal,on available Bud Cabell 372 5052 anvftme Teff-is Availahle WarehwSe must b u mptii P f1W Call arehouse ridrzt. clays or evenings. ask for Mr. Wilkes 305293 72 GOT A SWING? We've got The porch. (23'ef 'I), older 7 story spic and span fall ... in established c,nford area. 0.(i family room over looks swimming 323-9410 I LE svpply 6.450262 --- 73 en New and Used Ford, Kuboll, Pettibone Sales, Rental, Service 417 Magnoli a Avenue 83.4 1344 HOOD TPACTOR COMPANY 6111 A cres near golf course, Ferne 1100 DOWN - Frcstf. well locsted I Jyj American $2995 — FARM EQUIPMENT STUDIO 1. 2. 3 _111 CancerSorie 62—vm SWIMMING REALTOR PETIREMENT Want :o rent home with an Script of morle in rural area, Witting to make rro3irik and of clean up in exchange for reasonable rent. Ph, top DELTA U While with while vinyl roof and while leathilir interior. Gorgeous. Full 11 63A— Tractors & Heavy Equipment PO distributor must sell balance of 197' plscnmpIete w th S"fldef fence and filler. 31* xl6 overall. to acre tracts ba th vse 3 tK-.A'icA,., r.%, i 1",aihs in main bcuse. (Mly 550,5m. I Of I l i AsIhs ALL ADULTS -EAS1 LIVINO -RCNE i100 month. BrokerOwner. Ful y equipped Local new car trade in CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT irst.MAtP% Will Clean Y73 5954 l olio A land 7 Oediooms - vinyl top and green velour irt Fjl$ factory equ maroon - ONLY while bucket seats. MARK IV 78 cut excellent condition 0SO Ph.323 66W ISYR FHAFINANCING GR EGORY MOBILE HOMES Drvt 03 Ott Sntoro, j") I BE DROOM. I bath frame house on I H 2 DOOR HARDTOP Siiver with factor $5495 JL1 I CK CENTURY I TOWN CAR 4 dr. sedan Only )4,000 miles. Green with green _ ? 4( fty war I smokry say, - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY- SELL TRADE REALTY INC " rani-in ____ 5295 - i Huffy Riding Mor, Shp )n I 38--Wanted to Rent dwge in •. .OLL S (ass irry 1797 630 4206 $1 995 37) 9112 It"cr 11 All 0. E. Kitchem in swallowing, 74 - ____________ for LINCOLN Viburnum 2 7i in cans well bunched. 11. 702 W. 20th St. le REALTY INC 0 6010 Sq. F1 Shop Srm:e 100 N Maple 323 9321 or In "20 New 0 sq. ft block building - chmrs. secretarial ciesks & chair&. straight chairs, filing cabinets at it Cash and carry CAR IBE- double wide 1B Bedroom, 2 bath central air raised screen room car port shining paymen ts HAL COLBERT urnished or, n..4. •. 107 W. Commercial Phone 322 7111111, Santerd 7- - 75th and Lake Ave S31. V W. Garnetf Whife roker [AWN MOWING. RAKING ' TRIMMING, etc. Free Estimates 3fl _______ - afik 67$ 5549 Reg. Reel Estate Brob er. 322274$ SE C) 3 Mo I — 37—Business Property STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. it 15. Indi gestionordifficultv I A La Carte Menu -'r Wynnewood: 100'xlW, S6.750. LkCfOflt 9, on lake. $10700 15—Moibile Home Lots WE I _101 Cr "Meycial - ' Merchandise -- - 1 . -- screened porch, large lot, assume S150 payments 323 1111 Hwy. 1 7-92 Across private lot furnished 1)50 month 21—Situations Wanted Ll uniurnisnea 2 Bedroom located on large, shaded, ak ei good New sticker New trs t250 Ph 321 0151 ar.d — Boy's 10 Speed F lancria uic) c it, 21like new Ph, 323 8789 or 323 jS7; 3 UP home with family room. Ye-ir Leases 1750 • 10 04 Dino In RELAXED Comfort At or Fish, bo aling, canoe' Adults 322 T ith -1' '65 Dodge Dar 1. slant 6 engine. Runs jc' 11 7 1177 Lcd 171 5570 or Cu 105 CARS FREE You' ll AIM G. EAT ASSUMPTION bcilding U Broker Ownef. in S M 7 Nea t appring saks persons with in bowel or IN UK EARLY BIRD FR EE SWAP SHOP A FLEA MAR K ET Central )BP ibath large )9 ALSOOWNEP .ILL FINANCE Furnished Retnemnl Ciimmi- openings, UP JUNK 6,5—Pets- Supplies WITT I LA f 47—Rea l Estate Wanted 34--W) ;Ie Homes Various positions.Immedia'e ht* Area's mrs, popular place DINNER SPECIALS SRO U BEAUTIFUL I bedroom. 11ii bath home. draped & carpeted ArAKMN115 2 Bed r oom mobile home on prIvate 0753 Small price for others - I 3220640 work, Good Pay. Great 1 1. Change price - I Epu.i - Y1 je .- Opportunity employer, MAID In the horre Excellent job MI)s, 2 DAILY DEVOTION& . ip Swing er Sports Coupe, vinyl roof L infierior. A. T air, P5,6 cyl, 1l.0 mies, A I Asking $2,900 Bell offer 6&8 S775 • find hin, listed In our Service Directory, Seminole & Volu%,a Counties Acreage Tracts, %mail & large TERRY REALTY, REALTOR. OWNERS WILL FINANC E 2 BR, I bath, frame S12.000 I OR. 1 1 bath. Stucco S14.500 2 BR. I both, C Block 6,300 3 Bedroom on large lot on lakefroni, Phone 3""13 after 5 p,m. P7 illivii4mii vivant a tun lob-t Tra' Vol. too r-Inrills ood Shape, S250 Phone 37) 2334 )72 $981 ___- - last, I dep. The Horton OrganItatn Realty ei 37) 322 3") throughout 1965 DODGE CORONET - NEED A SERVICEMAN, 43--Uts-Acreage JOHN SAULS AGENCY Hidden Lake ner By 1 Bedroictim. 7 bath. Small down payment and assume paymerils Ph 121 "So Nice 2 bedroom block home. turn or unfurn In 7920 322 9284 DUNE BUGGY, roll bars. Plast i c top, Ills. Phone 322 033' , In 5754 Chico - IA fl ANYTIME E I with or w4houl range and refrigerator, Phone In 4967 One of the firint employers tools. Good salary, Miiisicai comedy costars in Europe try to sign a leading lady for their show, " - -. Elm Ave AM FM Stereo English Ford Cortina. m"hanicaily sound, $175 Call after 6pm or anytime weekehos, Cash for wecked cr junk cars. we taw*v7 day ow week C?ll collect, or tando $68 2131. ______ -. Cadillac 19634 dr • green, fl tIrm points, plvgs. murfillef, S595, 309 1966 7—Junk Cars Rermved POBSQPd MARINE ZIMMCR it u 2 txd N central air. carpurl, patio covvr Skirting, new carpel, adults only. Payments 15061 Phone 377 0051 fer. qualifying As5um lit mortgage Call Sardorcs's Selft Lleader gatege_ Largeyard 3721113_ "MECHANIC" Cc; Gaor - -. . 1974 Ford Van Reconditioned Batteries, $12.95 exchange.REEL '% B 1109 SarOord Ave. tr, new exhaust. air cond.. pc,.;, brak es etc Call 37) 1712 17 acres cars for parts Op 7 days JIB Auto Parts, East Hwy 50 Call collect, Orlando S68 — 42--Mobile Homies Jlo $74 - AT Ii_1LI( Sanford and JIM HUN R A LTY $175 per month Coaler an Walking ___________________________ MAKE A MOVE- To 11his I bedroom, 2 bath home with range, refrigerator, garbage disposal, family room central v ac uum . N 1972 Pontiac GTO. S2, I' MG Midget, white with beige r, only 6,000 miles. Showroom new. Call 37) 1651 (Dealer). week. r Sf Used office furniture little TLC and you've got a Showplace. 3 bedroom%. studio apartment, kitchen equipped. central heal, paneled family room 2574 p ar,, D, iiii-th fireplace. only S39.500 dining rm , Ideal for retired couple Near Town. No pet% 372 3610 after 4.30 MY SCem at Mary Carter Pa 8Autos for 5a - GA09f, Saturday 2)0 d Dr.ve, Sanford. 4 Families and mor clothes,beds,baby things. wicker he,,Wboard, stereo ' 003W 15151 Ito 32 3 6061 or 373 051. 7 eves MOSSIE C. BATEMAN TERIFICPOTEUTIALIAdd Furnished I bedroom living rm DELTONA- 2 OR, central heat and air. wall to wall carpet, gars 0. 6 at LEASE OPTION. 111000 f I I u j 1969 Lincoln Continental, clean, S09S -- Parts - inuclard outboard. blowers, biig pump running waver, ice box, head. new canvas. full in strumentation. new carpeting. 321 Ref; RealEslatee ker QUIET SIDE STREET Largr LONGW000 Skylark 13) 900 Mutt uverhanging shade trees, 3 ra m eu lot to assume 531 Beautiful homesite Priced In Sell at $1&. Clean 3 bedroom, )i av oc ado stove & retrugerator blue carpet IooPst— Don't overlook this 3 central ;eal & a7) ttedroom, 11 ji bath home that's 1301 only 3 ye&rs old. Central heat-air, c arpeting. kitchen appliances. 3 BR, 1', baths, dining, living room, cent neat wall wall carpet en extra large closets Reduced t closed garage, large fenced lot 125.000 Reasonable price. 3238913 after Un anytime UI" HLY - c hurches 1)2 300 or best Phon e 372 194$ Realty fonct iij IV rnm III - 1973 Dcotw Pplara- V 3, A. T . A P. S., P. a . ;1.4 50. 1 %4111 Mustang 1, A T., 111150. Ph C- V 08S9 Chopped, extras sell Call after 5 30 pm. fl7 79 USM motof s Soldnd installed Also - Pet re ot home furui hed th rental units extra. one per - - Compassion for other%. Career position COUPLES Several opieriing% for 9~,od pftvlq 10 r-ave fun jobs. llit%-Plus benefits. - au Iocausaou iSitOf5 Pler see enjoy ldASHvii i r - 76—Auto CARPORT SALE Sal 9loS 116 Beth Drive, Ravenna Park 322 7643 )flt ru — '72 Supo:r Glide Harley Davidion 2131. - _ 373 31" 440 for Sale 8Atos u - - S,M. to 5 o.m __ ___ - ace BLAIR AGENCY Engine Low Mileage. All steel Frame 3fl 4.03 Mornlng$. ________________________ hanging basketsmen's women's and children's clothing. furniture; to, etc. lOS E SI., Salurday, Mar. 6. 9 -- Uen tW family rrn 1 - 191`3 Reinell 191. 140 HP Mefcrusier RrDUCC S I Reasonable R An Erual Opportunity Employer - e ivy_off ice Supplies - TYPIST W need eIce2tonat person with Canmr~ sm waming I RESTAURANT —_ - Friday, March S,1flê- 1A Mutt Carport Said 4,rr1 They're Hot'' Real Estate firnol-, I - A. DUDA & SONS Oviedo,Fla IOS3635"l E -- 21*r bath%. with Va acri Large family room Immediate Possession 110300. Owner 31 A—lpivxes uuFI L EX 373 6)53 Estate Broker 11 manenlly rented distance to downtn commission split. Floor time. ror confidential Intervi call Larry Sa xon, A PA R TS MANAGE iV%Ic REALTORS ' terrific boss. CA"Ury life Ir. !7vly. with the revolution aumbitng sociail 0!, h I AF F ER REALTY RAV N) i' L WeQkt:Fte After HtS ];2 d y5j - — 3 Il 97 Weekly 3515 I4 lull time sees associate Liberal FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER Great company, good slier Y. 6D THE JAPANESE FILM 7COCLUB 1115 9 MOVIE: Leopard." 91YER ROOM 14 , pp , - SAN MO PARK, 1 2 REAL ESTATE Have opining for LOW, Collins- F1nn!nAcWATrHI 'TIL 2:30P.M. Only to ly redecorated Come See 300 F trpOrt rIvl Sanford 37) 13 - LABORER )ACCOMPA.Yi.: ____ r BAMBOI0 COVE APTS 2 bedroom apart.,yients, CLERK— Want a career lob? Want a good employer? They nt you for a career jobl AAA Emploment 701 Commercial, 323 3176 of BARGAINIMATS, . an,o ..tra lAin. TITLE boss TOP LNIERTAINMENT pa t apartment fl7 626) mile DRY WALL LADIES MITE WEDS Untuorted Ladin Drinks Happy Hour 4 P.M, 6 P ni FREE hors d' - - - "Get 'Em Whde -- SANFORD'S 9 BALL REALTY ____ __ - pillowsib Large? oedroorn Baby Sifter and Light Houieketper, _________________ "LIFE" INTO SANFORD'S NIGHTLIFE! FRIDAY [IL Drive llOup 753 BYGETTINGYOU EMPLOYEDI 1100 12 AMERICAN LIFEST YLE ED 13EHIND THE LINES PUTIrING A lk1II 18--Help Wanted '2 4, 6 '9: 12 NM HOIGAN'S HEROES ED BURNS AND ALLEN ED ANIMALRLD Wags 25 newly constructed) bedroom home bath, quiel street in Denary 1164 Per mo or lower avrnentS 10 0391, 7)21714. qualified buyer Large lot Newhousesinaruralar Nodn 17 Malibu fiberglass boat 20 hp Payment,monlhly payments less Johnn motor, trailer and ac than rent, Government subsidized ssso call after S. 327. , qualified buyers. Call to see if 7i1 you qualify! Forrest Greene, Inc. Largetwostory Iramedwell four and one half acres land Ing on 630 6633 Price only Susono - limits Sanford city hospital. $15S mo (-all J7J 9033 10,00 4 6 CAROL BtJRNErT SHOW Gst Jackuan. NIGHT CLUB - 1 to alitthroat, ED B"f)F_AT ED WAYNE TYLER SHOW 630 NE 4 6 CBS NEWS 0 . over payme,ts of 1) 35 mo 363 3331 or 373 AI)o ext. 347, Sli Soo JUST out side PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK Fit For Sale Call before loo,m. or after 3 p.m. .172 6457 Z 111 ,, PEAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE 9:30 6 BOB NEWHATIT 4 SHOW The Sandbar 1 -. ________________ m-.-I,torcyc$es Pop orated, 2 balh homc. saay yard ai r con dilioned, 118,250 MAKE OFFER. WE TAKE TRADES OVI EDO- S bedroom, 2 story older home. scr"ned pool. even a tisement, Over 1 , acre lot REAL ESTATE. MC - ER 91 PRO BOWLER S TOUR Wer f et open, Tamarx. Fla ED WHATS COOKING) 4 GREAT FOR11, 11,01ifiliCES. 1.nropoo?,~ COTTXr-E 1175 377 4470 S2SOBUSHEL Me ckznson 1969 Law ma brings ung n Oa !iin N Mex to de bVO 6, 12 NEWS Co Carport Sale - Saturday. 175 Canal Street (Park Ridge), CALL SA FORD SI JOHNNY WALKER - 900 2 12 NBC MOVIE Young Wty Young RObOfl tChfl with ) ROME red - kian s Pc t I AUCtiOn frh 1 HR pI turn or n(urn IdUIlt vegetables. wmi.. retail bargain. $95 372-2296 after 5 and wk ndl, March 6. 5:30 am. 10 6.30 p.m., CivicCenter lot 2 Bedrooms AduItSonly dously *fien he's forced to rent 4 AGRONSKY AND CO 6 HEE RAW 9 LAWRENCE WELK VA USPNOV JONES - ,. MUPCOTTS I K upstairs apartment to tvs 7,00 - lip - -- or retail. Burk Farm%, Lake Monroe. In 9331. problertir. increase ire m"Lon- 1 6 SOUNDING BOARD '9 1 CHAMPIONSHIP 2 O f 0swIrru 1 r aim - -, - __________________________ - - 300 4 '16 , CBS SPORTS SPEC TACR mens Tennis Chamc.,onstvp. 0 file in Francisco tsnit ptneSkung 3ndthoNatnal MU Ind Track and Field Ch*Ons ANTIQUES CD MOVIE- -The Newlicienhal Kin Robert Sna Scientist experiments 10 Garage Sale: 347 L3ke Mary Rlvd., Lake Mary. Friday, Saturday Sunday. Marth 5.6. 7. 11 ii pm. Real Estate Unfurnished 2 Olt R h BA SKETBALL r 'T 4AM7 - - 31—ApartrTlents Furnished - SPORTS PEALIDADES lao 17 -ill . Fern Park - 37) U4 MM - 131 nfl Fl. _________________ Cmper. sleeps I stove. nd SI.000. 322 8423. 226 Abbott °• Lake Mary Alter S. . a.m to REAL ESTATE ---- 9 --- Good Things to Eat ?h cavalry Oflf Irm Oriando. WIDE WORLD OF Wi Track Rd. Hwy. ir CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR Realtor _____ ay March 6 . begins spe HUMAN RELATIONS AND SCHOOL DISCIPLINE GJ HOLIDAY ON WHEELS SPECIAL- "New Engliands arnmer Outdoor Rides Next Door r CallBart 051 'rv' II'I,14 lived with Indiaris and having CITRUS OPEN Semifinal 2 GO USA 4 6 FAT ALBERT ANC THE COSBY KIDS 0 GUPPIES TO GROUPERS 9 A M E R I C A N BANDSTAND Guests. Frank. tal Avalon. Bill witicirs, Fred Sundays) 303 3014 00-6 00 p.m. _____ I 200 ED YKAUN ALIVE CD MY FAVORITE MART LN 500 WRESTLING he wW - ED MOVIE "Trooper t-look Joel McCroa, Barbara Slanwyck 1957 Woman stned nos for hang pm month Thursdays Privatt Parties Only Fridays 1:30.11:oo p.m. Saturday% 9:30-111:30 a.m. a 1:30-4:00 p.m. & 7:30-11:00 4 -1 th the 4 MOVIE~ Dc-iperate ~WVTo Illobert Conrad, Joan 9 LOST SAUCER Wenesdays 7331030 pm Closed 2nd Wed, of every WED. MATINEE 1:30 P.M. ONLY - U THE LONE RANGER 0% M 0 ALMOST ANYTHING GOES ED A FAMILY AT WAR ED 4 6 VALLEY OF THE DINOSAURS tin 7 0 10 ' - king him infO cootacl `12 WESTWIND 1200 ondays Private Parties -- In Town.' in, 9 ODD BALL COUPLE IEV GETTIN' OVER S chedule * in lovely I bedroom. 7 bath with (RIM large family room Finest ,irea 527.950 - 4 6 E JEFRSONS. Comodyi sitirios starring Isabel Sanford. flo*'o floko who accidontally kAls a child and the ironic events wtvch GHOST BUSTERS ANY - a 14% , WfislewriAbir sicutio," MOVIE- 0 CONSUMER SURVIVAL 7,100 gill ALL CHILDREN 75c NOW IMzed after being struck in a hit nd Wfl accident. 21 12 THE SECRET LIFF OF WALDO KITTY 2 2 ACROSS THE FENCE 4 ARTHUR AND CO TIME NO I.D. CARDS NEEDEO Ideal for couple or retired. sll,soo By owner 37729!; abler 2 P Ri Saturd Perfect Retirement Charming 2 BR. *Ailing for your Special touch. Can't beat The space for this price See loclayl - KIT ADULTS $1 2 - €D THE AMERICAN AN GLER 1-30 9 THE IADERS WALL STREET WEEK W THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 1110 SAT A SUN 1:30.2:30 p.M. a - _____________ Garage Sale . 2 12 EMERGENCY: Gage anu U n ENJOYFINE MOVIES 122,500 75--Recreational Vehicles 54rageSaks rnloy 4 6 BUGS BUNNY ROAD RUNNER 0 THE ELECTRIC COM. PANY 9 T AND JER AND THE GRAPE APE SHOW 900 9 SUPER FRIENDS SESAME STREET (A) 1030 2 12 RUN JOE RUN U BEHIND THE LINES SPANISH MOVIE 11 00 2 2 AN TO THE PLANE OF THE APES 4 6 FAR OUT SPACE NUTS LU THOMAS RE MEMBERS VVi Satur U THE MAGNIFICENT AD Roe Pa Lde - DAILY WINNER V,.Ih 3j(.1flect pool, 14, -,ti t for .,t ivc famil y 179.5W PARKLIKE SETTING - Enjoy life Rentals . ED CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT ED FELONY SQUAD that ne miakes Ids miserable for lUW 2 12 LAND OF THE LOST 4 6 SHAZAM 0 ANTIQUES- "Cumer and 235 . VRL b4ito5 7 Bedroom. near town and church ________ GO1'. 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Florica room, central heat & air, trees, A uìN WASHlNGTONEX lN NEIGHeORH000 4 LATE NEWS 1 45 -4, EVERYWOMAN 200 2 DAILY DTNAL 1000 tow U .oritofd IS ALCOHOL PROBLEM I.YOURFAMLY' AL ANON For fam-lies or friends of problem MAGAZINE FOUR 0 WASHJNGTONEKIN REVIEW .12, CANDID CAMERA Wys falhwq comedian more woffw abotA they mother a woman ofarid the incident that &ivOS o bvious breeding wasting them to rened ofen and "4from years of deso(Wion tepror. herself - 4 REVIEW 930 2 12 EPINKPANThER 4 6 SCOO6V 000 0 TO 13E ANNOUNCED 9 THE NEW ADVENTURES OF GIWGAN MISTER ROGERS LVM Orrhastra. the Miracles. Tanya Tucker and Billy Bravw. BlOtheirs. Wa)To Morris. Jants Paige. 1949. Western aliout the noilonous Younger brothers THE TPE ELECTRIC COM 9 MOVIE- -Marines. Lets Go! Tom Tryon David HedGw 1961. Story of fDur GI on leave n To 100 2 12 E MIIG SPECIAL HelonRed s A. man se re 12 JOSIE AND a zoom 12.35 pears and file dialraught hus- ED -. Mike testifies against a robber (R) RO&RT MAC NEIL RE 1968 Tough modem day po l in - 2 THE ROOKIES:JdI is harassed and kdnd ofl McQueen. Robert Vaughn C F L E 13 R I T Y SWEEPSTAKES 4 NAME AT 6 ANDY GRIFFITH S I-$OLLY\\000SQUARES 800 12 SANFORD AND SON- F1r0d3 (ROW Foxx) to attract two farm STOFThELD 41—Hous _____ 9 C STtJ1 TREK - 2 37771 - U MARYHARflAAN.MARV (Y07am with Robert BfTd, U ' Call 473 ,Wnit 7-30 12 GO: U FESTIVAL Bag on Bag. a 800 Urn from Rusia thal tells of a 2 121 EMERGENCYPIUS six d boy. iknnod FOUR bocausehesosm,ands is 4 , THE FLINTSTONES troubles. 6 PEBBLES AND BAMM NOVA: -Why B Sing?- How simple "plybackU MISTER ROGER S expermonts beg to NEIGHBORH000 unit the role 9, HONG KONG PHOOEY leffitortaility and sp(K3es rocogW SESAME STREET (R) tn.andhowsomobrsitç ds bb 1961 Nmy com. Jack AR 4 SOUl TrN '6) CBS CHRES FILM GIwGANslSNo PROBLEM Perhaps Aicutiolic Anonymous Can Help CD SCIENCE FICTION THE- nound. TERS 2 12 TONIGHT 4 MOVIE -The Last TO I 900 Alabama Kentud, first gan; BOCond game, tos to be 12 VEGETABLE SOUP 6 HARLEM GLO6OT- 1100 SWEET WALL DOUBLEHEADER- 9 HOT DOG 2 4 6 9 12 NS ED AVIATION WEATHER W 700 CLUB shii nam rscooKlN' W - &goBums.Fr,einm. Phli Comedy and ff"ery shm about crimes committed 4 6 CBS NB 0 COlURSE OF OUR TIMES 9 ABC NEWS - o guest stars ___ 630 - p. - 0 SESAME STREET (8) 41—Houses DEALERSHIP S IP ARE ,,,.,,' it 12 006 HOPE SPE• MY -- -- - -- HIGHLIGHTS A VENTURE AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Balcones Fat oeflns with theatrics; and O playing anay O• poy music from rock to count, aI from Spash to ED MOVIE ' Thai Certain Woman.- Bane Davis. Henry Fonda 1937 Gangsters Evening 2 - __ __ ores , - - TELEVISION LISTINGS - - •_w_-__ 1O A-- Even, ng_Herald_Sanford Fl_ Personals - - ______ — --- - - 322-6457 you need for those big rjte, . ovah - L . - �W _____ F' __ p f &~;t_- Ci Sanford, F Frida y, March _________ __ — -_- ________ - ____ __ _______________________ __________ __________ _______ • Research ers- Say She Was Wrongly Convicted CALENDAR 0 ' Tokyo Rose ' May Have Been A ~J (111, Heroine _ I.= I ~__ I -:.' - _.V_ - -- ~_ -.1-1 -. -. -___ --_ 71 I ,-r4 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — have actually worked against American Citizens League Ince for better food and treat. After a few months, alarmed In 1945, she married him. There was little support for ha the Japanese propaganda ci- headquartered here has offered by to went ment, and va for money August 1943 she In rumors of coming war, she e Toguri D'Aquino when the slen. fort, her a "belated apology" and is asked to return home. fled tape work as a typist for Radio Tok- earned $&60 a month and der Japanese-iVnerican woman The foreman of her jury, John seeking her pardon and de!ayed her departure, how- yo, where 25 captured soldiers fame. Cousens and Ince were was convicted of treason as the Mann, says he "should have restoration of citizenship, ever, and then Pearl harbor twd been brought because of never charged and both were Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:50 a.m., Lord infamous Tokyo Rose almost a had a little bit more guts" and An attorney preparing th ('humbley's, Altamonte Springs, e shattered her plans. Japanese their broadcasting experience, later promoted. generation ago. stuck to his original acquittal pardon pe tition says ll It wi Recordings of six programs' Two who were later to work Sanford Sunrise Klwa is be authorities th en pressured her , 7 a.m,, Buck's Restaurant. Mrs. D'Aquino, a target of vote. Now 75, Mann told th e turned over to officials In to renounce American citizen- with her on the "Zero Hour" with Iva's voice survived t he Longwood AA (closed), a p.m., Episcopal C',Iurch. public vituperation aftpr World Chronicle that the jury was Washington later this year. ship and swear allegiance to broadcasts beamed to allied war. They show the program as Seminole County-wide School Advisory Committee, War II, conter.ded throughout pressured into a guilty verdict Those who have plowed Ja pan. troops were MajorCharlesCou" a combination of corny humor her trial that she hau not turned by U.S. District Judge Michael through the 54-volurne trannoon, First Federal of Seminole, SH 434, Longwood, Dr. sens, 40, a Sandburst-trained and recorded music. IV worst "The police would come at 3 on he r native land. Government J. Roche, who has since died, script of the trial say there Is Ivan Bowers will speak on t esting program, o'clock in the morning some- Australian, and U.S. Army Ma- thing the prosecution found to available then tend Mann recalled Roche saying persuasive e vidence that, far times, call me downtown and jor Wallace thee, 31. play In evidence against her Mardi Gras, Our Lady of the Lakes Caftlic Church,documents to bear that out, according to that the jurors had to bring in a from being the worst turncoat make me stand in an unheated Deltona, begin ning at 1 p.m. Records show they contended was the sentence: "Now you research by the San Francisco guilty verdict or as best he since Benedict Arnold, Iva T building in the winter," she was later that they conspired to use boys have really lost all of your ChronIcle, could remember the judge's gun was in fact a heroine, SATURDAY, JlCfl 6 to say later. "I said they air time for what Cousens sh ips. You really are orphans .— . .A number of experts say they words — "we'll have to have "She was a genuine pa tut," t.vuldn't bring enough pressure called an effort to "burlesque now. flow do you think you wilf. Xitanis Pancake and Auction Day, 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 a gree with her volunteer attor- this trial all over again." says author Rex Gunn of Reno, on me," the Japanese character and to get home?" P.m. Sanford Civic Center. neys who call her trial "one of The bitterly-divided jury did Nev., who has studied the case Po,ice visits forced her to sabotage the propaganda aims Mrs. D'Aquino told one news~ the grossest and most dis- convict her after four days of for three decades, Mid-Florida Singles Association business and social move from her neighborhood. of the Japanese Imperial man after the war that "there g racef ul miscarriages of stormy deliberation in 1949 and meeting, 7 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce, 40 E. Now 59 and living in Chicago, Once she wandered the streets it.rmy." Iva Was recruited for were times when I felt I was First St. justice in the history of the she was sentenced to 10 years in Iva Toguri was a pre-med stu- for days after aut.horitles re- her voice, CGusenS said. doing wrong. But I ftit at the federal emr-tc " 4' ' 'r'.nn f .: be t' i.--':' -f Call- fu,d fj r'iin card. SczidncicCountySeeiaIOlywpj, uinuie "It W45 cumeiiy voice with- sazie thtie 1 wui vuigi%s -'_'?k-"-" - I- I v.-I ~ 1. I I -1 o_1 ~~O.' v ~!tr -. . 'V~zmi.a at I" Angeles in 1941 high School stadium. She worked for a time at out any feminine qualities," he much that more than a dozen women D'Aquino served 6 years of when her father asked her to go Dornel, the Japanese news said. School ('arnfval spensored by Sterling Park used the name "Tokyo Rose" in the sentence and paid the last of Japan to care for a sick aunt. agency, where she tact Felipe The government charged Ekintnury School }'f A, 10 a.m. to 4p.m. Proceeds for Japanese broadcasts during thq her fine in 1971. Dutifully, she sailed who for Japan D'Aquino, a Portugese so Cousens worked for the Japa. playground equipment. war, and some feel that Mrs. Now, a generation later, the on July 5, 1941, the day after her [mpreced her wi th his "anti. nese hoping for a benevolent AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford. D'Aquino's broadc%,t.,~ may 30,000-member Japane:ie- 25th birth&y. Casielberry AA (closed), Ascension Lutheran Community meeting featuring Dr. Harold H. Wilke, S. 7 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sponsored by OUTLOOK and seminole College. Bring box luncil. 1-~ _;_,_M ~~i;:7_5r,-,,_ ~:~_,.Oi_!_t_.~R., V . - - - ' L' - 1 0 _; ~ - . I 1 I . ... - . - 1;ztth -. ..,..- WILMIJ. , , - Mardi Gras, Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church, r)eltona, beginning atlp.m. Dinner 4:30t47:30p.m. MONDAY, MARCH 8 Senior Citizens tour to Lakeland Civic Center, dinner and show. Leave Sanford Civic Center, 3 p.m.; pick up, C.asselberry 3:30 p.m. Orange Audu bo n Society, 7:30 p.m., Central Christian Church, 250W. !vnhoe Blvd., Orlando. Speaker and film. OM to public. Seminole High School Band Parents, 7:30 p.m., band room Sanford-Semlnole Art Association, 7:30 p.m., CUILLral Arts Budding. 5th and Oak, Sanford. Demonstration in traditional oil pain ting by E. B. Stowe. . . set out this month into the from freezing. ne white pelts and the 55 th e sealing sea- pounds of blubbe r available heaving icepack off Canada on By the time the annual hunt for seal pups. son opens March 15 the pups' from the carcass of each pup But this year o thers who op- diet c.( fatty milk from th eir are the main prize of the seapose the killing of seats say they mothers will have brought their lers, each of whom might earn during If the ships are successf ul in the season w hich ends April 24. spraying the white pelts of the pups with a green dye, ren. finding ttke seals, the five-foot 'Me pelts go to furriers md the Some Nave threatened vio.. __ _________ - Z ~~_- zx~ - TUESDAY, MARCH 9 Prutection and "Crimes Against Women; D -rrrce," free eight-week em!nar, 7 p.m., Building 43, Adult Education Campus SCC, Call Community SerN*,-~ Registrar. Female harp and hood seals, Greenpeace Foundation of BritFiihermen from eastern and their shotguns against their tween 200 and 1,000 rounds of fattened by fish eaten farther ish Columbia attempt to carry siorthem Newfoundland, who shoulders each weekend may ammunition each weekend, roo,- Free blood pressure tests, 2-4 p.m., 7th and Elm, Sanf ord Adven tist Ch urch. _ oil Painting clau begins, 9 a.m., Seminole Cornmunity College. Contact registrar's office, cdmlnlstration ____________ building. Sanford Pilot Club, 8p.m., Flagship Bank of Sanford. . wakening" by Kate Chopin, Book review on ' MaiUandicUbrary,1030a.m. THURSDAY, MARCH ii Dkculennlal program, Jackson Heights Middle School, Oviedo. 7 p.m. Band and choral music, historical scenes. i _____ M = No Pains dering them commercially Norwegian Hatapike, ham. blubber Is used in making good worthless, be fore the hunters merheaded on one end, and 36- oils and cosmetics. inch wooden Canadian clubs reach them. The meat, especially the flipIOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) This year's quota, set by In- will begin to swing. pens, is co nsidered a delicacy The more than 71,0(10 registered ternational agreement, is 142,The question is, what will by both Ncwfoundianders and trapshooters in the United happen if members of the Norwegians. 000 seal p. Stat es who brace the butts of e, Computer Fi n Ali i10 Maitland-South Seminole Qiambà' of Commerce luncheon, noon, Maitland Civic American Legion Anifiuiry Unit 53 of Sanford, 8p.m., _ ____ ______ _ _ ______ Post honw, 17-02. All -_ ... __ - - - Z ~_ __ - FRIDAY, MARCH 12 Exhibit by Central Florida Art Assn., Pashlon Swuare Mall, Orlando, 10 a.m., to 9 p.m. - 1_9", Poppy Day spiormed by American Legion Auxillary 1Tnt Si Sj,nfnrai Thrnnah _ S.r*tra4u SATURDAY, MARCH 13 use and student art sho't, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 Open % 'S. I% f1._.... '%Jb Ii• *_3__ *I 1)5. 1t1l%M LA flI...1 U., I j where _____ _________ - ___ Audubon WWffe Film. on kangaroos, 2 and f p.m, Bush Auditorium, Rollins (~cllege. St. Patrick', Day Corn Bee Dinner and Dance, __ _____ Lyons K of C Hall, 2504 Oak Ave., Sanford, 7:30 p m. Music by Jack Drummcnd's Dixieland Band. Seminole County Young Republicans Fonuc Party, ____ __ __ . .- _mw;S__ - - __________ — - ------------—---- MARCH 14 ___ _ for ho Center, Winter Park. 1-5:30 p.m. =_ PRORmwx ,,___ .- ~ THURSDAY, MARCH 18 Leaguc of Women Voters annual meeting and 10th A~~~~ birUay celebration, Altamonte Civic Center, 7-30 p.m. _____ tIDAY,MAR(I .• p.m. SATURDAY, MARCH 20 ___ k,--d-x I -.—._S SUNDAY, MARCH 21 Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festivnl, noon to 5p.m. _______ TUESDAY, MARCH 23 League of Women Voters will lead public tours of Seminole County Court House between 10 sin. and 2p.m. - ill - THURSDAY, MARCH 25 Legion Bicentennial birthday ______ American p.m., Post 53 home. Covered dish EEL- ~ 4 SATURDAY, MARCH fl ___ __ 1. ~ 1, 1.4 d1iser, 7 Longwootl Walking Tou .. SiJN1MY, MAEII "3 .. - . __ -, - - Longwood WalkIng Tours, 1:30 to 4 p.M., BrildIft- Intyre House and historic district. - youngsters, licr own and cooper~tion of many of the probably some of the neigh- hospital's de partmen ts, and is able to plan programs days, day afternoon, weeks and even mon ths in advance, I I Jc, ,Yish Medical Center. their own devices, would simply One patient was a fortune teller vegetzte. Fort un ately for Mrs. and another put on a puppet -S ,2t_ - I .4 Mrs. Bateman, who has also held the offices of vice president and courtesy chairman in her circle, lives on Sou th Laurel Circle, Sa nford. She is the mother of two daughters, bo th teachers, and a son living in Key West. _______________________ MRS R.L BATEMAN er es a, anu Maru-i i. a ii7 E. First Street (across from the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce) from 10 am. to 4 r- --., - Ml. __________________________ ______________________________ ____________________________ r---!- ; ______________________________ . - - , 11 ~ - - , • ii p.m. each day. The announcement ws made recently by Irene Brown, president, and will be one of the unit's projects during Cancer Awareness Week, March 8-12. According to Mrs. Brown, these services, provided via a brand new mobile screening unit of the Flori da Division, __ __ American Cancer Society, are - - -A f part of a state and national task force design ed to substantially reduce the needless dea ths from uterine cancer by having e astrology I -_ '. every Florida woman, age 20 i a V_ and older, and those under 20 sexually active, receive a pap test. _ Olrl~ ' '?/j 7. r Lots Help open lo Single P II1 _ are competitive with others nd f cl osing, we'll save you significant time. SoI if you are in the market for home the best. Save both time and money at FIRST FEDER OF SEMINOLE, --- • SJ a nothing to it. I thought he was diamorxi, but isn't. getting all the affection he — - needed at home, but maybe I . I I)EiR IN: Don't mention the i ncident to him. Just carry I RS1' - 4 L-' C' cuerg -C G. 5 Aos4'. qVvk L~e 0 2jelcoli`ile. 0 - SHIRLEY MILLETT 83 4 9212 Casseiberry Winter SFrnc2s , a P~ bruis RA ,, No., r,. 4 RUTH TUECH 834 9112 Aitamo.lte Sprsng. Lonqood East I SHIRLEY Mu LETT ' 834 SEMI ft-V I? 'it rT it throughout America that In 1974 pounds, domestic and irnported. ii..-- i... - •,, Michigan, seamstresses and tailors are protected by law 111.'IU ITz'cL"r. V.... e........ 5•J we mnsurned around 60 million - - - -. . .,,. ' --- ' iS. U.) ' ., , WIIL14* toward easing the physical, 8-ounce can stewed tomatoes 1 tablespoon light brown ' single parent, Pepper to taste In a 10-inch skillet heat but- new booklet on the subject. ter. Add onion and cook gently, Entitled One-Parent Families, ,,__.__,.._.,__._.,,__l..eI.__...I..,. a ......r - ' -o-' ,- -. -- accept it, send it out to be dry- 1300 A.D. (P.S. But use friendly cicaned and add the cost of the persuasion before resorting to ses.ame seeds are also good minutes. Uncover and, if desircombined with cheese and ed, boil rapidly to reduce liquid. sweet sa uces. Add more salt If desired and Here's a recipe for a lemon pepper. Makes 6 servings. pie made crunchy by the versa- VVorn en 1\n d Crime The course will begin at 7 Community Services, Seminole Community College P. March 9 and will meet in and Project 21st Century Building 43 on the Adult Woman will offer a free eight- Education Campus at SCC. week seminar entitled "Crimes Class ii ill be taught by Sanford 2 large lemons, un pee led 2 cups sugar . eggs 2-3rds cup flaked coconu' 1-3rd cup toast ed sesame seed SUNDAY [)INNER of loss of your mate and adus t ur n to others for help. If there are relatives nearby, th ey may be pleased to be consulted. A tr ained frie nd can also help. In those instances vhere you Roast Turkey with Stuffing and Home Po ultry Seasoning would rather not contact Potatoes GreenPeas Salad relatives or friends or in addition to their help Rolls you might consider going to one ci Pineapple Snow p 0 U I. T H y the local family-help Institutes, If 0 N E such as the Community Chest SEASONING 1 tablespoon dried sage or Red Feather agencies, 2 tablespoons (Itied mar- city social ser vi ces office and joram others. Most have professional 2 tablespoo ns dried parsley family ccunselors available to 2 ta blespoons dried savory Listen arid advise. They are also HILDA RICHMOND Against Women: Protection Police Department Community and Deterrance." This free Service Officer Richard course will examine home Quigley, who holds a B.S. in i' teaspoons vanilla extract Pastry for 2-crust 9- inch pie Additional sesame seed child molestation, rape and College and speciallzes in public information servlce.s. self-defense, l)tS. Place in medium-size Mix together and crush with bowl. Add sugar and mix well, fingers or a mortar and pestle. 5 3167 DiItona -__ women rather than on direct reserve a space in the class, (onfrontatlon and the after-th e- call SCC and ask for the i'Oiilliltlflity Service RegiStrar, fact resolution. - _(,__t_._-1 r., MORE BEAUTIFUL v.:' 'Pr- 'Plant Azaleas ;V1 i 6~g -- , "-I-*- ; '_4il 4_ (RED RUFFLE-IN GAL CONTAINERS) -. '1V.L' ~ . . It ir ~, A . e,g2Zag" - a 4 50 EACH # .00 , 4.V Jr 0111 t V11 4 ' & A' " 4 1 - - I. .4 i * ;1 . .- --,~ tt ~ --_,r-4UqF!-?-_ (Our Cost) 4 4 _ t - - emergency housing, food, clothing and money problems. 11 you find that you do not Although the course is free, Let stand 2 hours, blending oc- Store in a tightly covered Ttw course will focus on the prevention of crimes agairuct classroom space is limited. To casionally. Beat eggs in small screwtop jar. Use in the same qualify for assistance from 0-14%c') it - ,_ MAKE SANFORD divorce or the other parent's baked dishes, sprinkled over okra: as okra thaws separate death. Here are some of the breads before baking or used pods and distribute over to- booklet's recommendations: When experiencing that i nstead of bread crum bs as a matoes. Cover and bo il gently topping for casseroles. Toasted until okra is tender - about 6 difficult period in the beginning tilt' seeds. ' . Z., - - #_..~' HELP Health, without parental consent. And against such impositions, Anyone who sews for the even though Juliet was 13 and public may refuse to accept a Romeo was slightly older, soiled garment. Or they i.ay tUnes nave changed a lot since cleaning to the cost of the law.) YOU CAN Department's Office of Child frozen whole baby okra ug..ts k *:- vices available to ou as a teaspoon salt teaspoon dried lsiI - eu. - ,,w- sO Iuludsue, ty;I . I tablespoon lemon ju.ice 'i financial and emotional burdens you may face. To help you take advantage of sugar and his girlfriend are much too appetizers and salads. lemon juice, salt and basil. young to marry In Minnesota Untoasted, they can be used in Bring to the boiling point. Add Free Course Ex lores Ina t. 44 . ISIAIt Romeo and Juliet did. I don't because a lady expected her to want my son to marry any 13work on clothes that reeked of year.old girl. Can I stop him? B.O.! Sanford Allamonto ~prtnqs Forest City Vv'lDco,r,cg *IlspsagO#,,c t ular in southern cooking, espect4tlly in cakes, cookies and -------- S 12t Deep South. Sesame is sti!l pop. rT-41, -..-- assist,ance can go a long way strips marriage at his age, he said slaves who called them "benne that Romeo a,..: Juliet were seeds," a name still used in the T-1-74411j" Remember, the right kind of margarine Sesame was brought to the and let him croii himself or did Sonny just make that Up?) trying to make it up to you. ._.__ 3 tablespoom butter or 1 2 small onion. cut in thin school and get a job so lie can an extra ration. ai though It nuver happened only 13 years old. (is that true, wrote to you complaining - th3t .%ldiers of ancient Greece ' AN SHOCK ININIONTREAL he was foolish to think of American southland by African • ____~__~, III I. Miyway , Sonny w ants to quit carried a supply of the seeds as was wrong. What should I do? marry this girl. When I told him - . - - -. __ C "For patients able to leave the hospital, children and adults, I plan visits to theaters, parks, mu.;eums and Sports as W ,rkers and countermen for patients. However. most the ring toss games. whftLs of patients, young andold,If Left to chance and weigh t g uessing. I _____ _____ Serve Up VVeeken d 1 ng for mortgage money.? To buy, build remodel or refinance you can't find befter t4, tors, nurses. vi~jt(irs.~pd fcll(jw I JJL! ____ ___ 1' - ____________ __________ ____________ Sesame Seeds Perk ~ c's. elchair patients, ncrthr:l therapy at the tot' may be wheeled up on a ramp medical center, "since for ch of the patients, the i nsti tution is and the airs locked in place." Indoomactivltlestakeplaceln home for the balance of a tireth apy shops, auditori um and er tin'" gym. The spacious garden mall Among hem' charges are 25 is used for outdoor programs, youngste rs, some of whom, if one of which was colorful not otherwise occupied, would carnival on which patients Lcng 1`1 up and down corn. worked for weeks with the staff dora in their wheelchai rs, a to make and decorate booths, threat to life and limb of doc- During the carnival, they acted 1 ______ ' - P'3Z '-. 11~1111011 . 1— _____ th e American Cancer Society will offer free pap tests to local - ' . __ _______ Dear - more extensive than those of portation to them places is pos. "It's a real challenge,'' said sible because the hospital has Mrs. Wilburr., who Is chief of vans with special attaciunent.s I - __ _______ ... I at Brooklyn's Kingsbrook events," she said. "Trans. Whder Park Sidmalk Art Festival, 9 A.M. to 5 D.m. . .. - r __ __ Slated women, March 10 at Seminole - a 0~ ,r ,- The Seminole County Unit of arrangements ____ financing _____ -------------- 80, in the skilled nursi ng facility _ - Pap Tests _________ the _ Keep Them Busy It Is her job to keep bet 500 - - and other small favors at Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Center. At the May luncheon, club members will sell tickets for a handmade leather bag created by circle member, Violet Ilec!thorn. 1. -,. employed as a physical and Mrs. James G. Johnson, iwl education teacher at treasurer. _______ .,~, Tuscailla Middle School. Born For the past month, The well-equipped mobile r1. ______ ______ in Bethesda, Md., he is the Jacaranda Circle members . screening unit will make ________ _____ grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J.B. have been potting plants for - prescheduled stops at ________ . Thomason of Atlanta, Ga., and sale at the club's annual plant Breads, C designated communities the late Mr. and Mrs. Grady sale, held March 5 and 6. In Earth 's treasure trove of On lightly floured board roll Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore signs a proclain. on declaring time throughout the state. It will ______ _________ ______________ Oxford of Concord, Ga. Currently, they are preparing spices, one of the oldest and half the pastry ' inch thick to week of March 8-12 Cancer Awarvne. Wa'k, while Mrs. ShIrIy permit grwps of women to ____ The couple will be itiarried on for the annual Spring Flower most int.rlgwng is sesame, the lit pie pan. Spoon in lemon hluaman (left), public education chairman, and ! rs EdIth have free pap tests under the ____ May 8 at 4 p.m. at First "how, April IG and 17, which tiny grayish-white or black mixture. Roll remaining pastry MeN iU, 11A e Vic e p .t,, LINDA VAt14E LEE Seminole County Unit of the American direction of a physician. ___________________________ Methodist Church of Sanford. this year will have i' religious s&'ed.s with the sweet, nutty fin- to cover top of pie pan Place c When eel's samples are vor. over filling, trim and flute _______________________________________________________ studied by qualified laboratory Sesame is so old that, accord- edges. Brush top of pastry with cytotechnologists, the results ing to mythology, the gods of milk. Spr inkle with sesame . are 95 per cent accurate In the ancient Assyrian culture re- seed. Make slits in top crust to of cervical cancer detection, and freshed themselves with se- let steam escape. Bake in pee. a bo ut 60 per ceat accurate in same wine be fore they began heated 400-degree oven 12 mmdetection of cancer of the body the task of creating the world. utes. Reduce temperature to the uterus. Cells obtained DEAR A13BY: i am in shock. Sesame popped up more than 350 degrees and bake till knife fr ___________________________ alteration. ofom the cervix via the pap test The other day I found my puppy SEWS IN MICHIGAN once in ancient folklore. When inserted in center of pie comes By VIRGINIA KNAUER help, such as the Jaycees, have made it possible to detect which had been missing for two DEAR SEWS: Seems like a Queen Scheherazade recounted out clean; about 35 minutes. Special Assistant to the Lion's Club or the Knights of carcinoma sufficiently early to days. I happily went to show her good law, 11 other states don't the tale of Snhed the Sailor, she Cool and serve. President and Director Columbus. Call or visit every make tr eatment almost 1 00 per to my h us band, w ho is a dentist. someone should start needed a password to o n pe th e cent successful. .. Office of Consumer Affairs, one you can timid and If they office iskedth, (Ills in our home.) 'vhenIw needling have it, their legislators to robbe rs' treasure-filled cave cannot help, ask if they can ILW. Dr. John Morgan, local al Ifound him mend th eir ways. and hit upon "Open &same!" es t somewhere else. Ut erine Cancer Task Force Thousands of men and sugg passionately kissing a woman DEAR ABBY: My problem is The phrase was apparently plan of th ings you are chairman, added that uterine vomen are rearing their Make a patient in the dental chair! my 16-year-old son. Ever since inspired by the fact that sesarile ti th get ng e cancer could be dramatically children without the other going to do Naturally when they discovered Sonny was 12 years old he has seeds pop from the hull as soon children into a special sch l oo or reduced as a cause of death if • parent. In fact, the growth of me they were both very much younger than both my husband be4n "in love" with someone, as they are ripe and scatter in has recrea ona ac vity or s g g every woman had an annual Darent families embarrassed, and my husband and me vwe are mid(il"veil I Right now he's in love with a nii ' ' per yoursdu up for creative co ur ses pap test. increased by more than 31 tried to pass it off as a We have children, and I don't year-old girl. She lives out of As proof of thei r age, a dr awor training programs. It is If you have any questions, or cent In the past 10 years "holiday" kiss. Believe me, it want them to know, Also, I don't town, and the phone bills he's ing in an ancient Egyptian tomb SATURDAY DINNER of twosurprising how much self wo ul d like further information, was no ho li da y kiss. They were want to r ui n my husband's been laying on me are tin- dating back 4,000 years. Steak Strips Potatoes Tomato greater tha n the growth assurance you can gain from calltheSeminoleCountyUaltof k.... ., i._t...-_ .1.1:.... .'.z.. -'..i... narent fnmiIi" believable U. bo th puttintz evervthinu the y pJcc i.., ...--.. •Our'U ,)UIU '-''d I,'.IIU*l ,¼.ItI%t_ It. •l.4_t,) - ••• developing a plan an d making the American Cancer Society, hd i,t wncn't for ChrIstrnc. If yo are a single very It it. his dough. Ut C3 us suipseiss ft rJurd, htwen 10 a.m. dOd 2 there are many avenues open to Th, 'nrnnn i nd Mt h,,chi,n,l n.ctc ezensive. It looks like a So hich wa.ssesame in mirotein TOMATO OKRA s _______ IQA%do I me ftr 1`1111111111111, and --)ns of such polarizing up. nial agency. To Peg Wilburn, every day is "We're still looking for more ph). ical education from the II.M. Pearce, vice president; Univtrsity of Florida. lie is Mrs. II.E. MeSwain, secretary ____ - - _______ i ' iie unique Bicentennial exhibit olution," is one of three run by wher visitors listen to the pros Boston 200, the city's Bicenten- l.4S % table ______ ______ Abby Jority. The exhibit, called "The Rev- 'Si and Evelyn Hayes. ____ '••' -. __ - ____ ______ -- r neutrals. Now. in a way thø nairint '77 rr ,'øn• experience is being repeated. loyalists and the This time, though, Bostonians aligned with neither side. and out of town tourists have Now, as 200 year ago, the isthe helmi of a cnmntiter t tI! sue of reha'Ilinn rwJ loyalty !'e. L...... ...I'.X...I.. -& J, ............— us 'uu&u "ast' uaiatcuii, and neither ,. gaa,v .csiius, Li UIV7 tidU 'jv!U UI iivwpuim attracts a ciear ma- young mother has gone quietly mad trying to keen a houseful of _______ PIP _______ _ NEW YORK (AP) -Stany a Wilburn, her resources are -- . ... ~_W,-.-_ — Bothers Hi's Shocked Wife Saul ord TOPS plant and rummage sale, 9a.m. to 4:30 Art Exhibit by Central Florida Art Assn., Fashion Square Mall, Orb.ndo, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. _____ ______ 11 ____ - 1111111111111111111111111111111111 — ' His Patient Relationship f 92. Through March 14. LtS.* ______ ______ ______ 2'71 P Oran" II.un, TraI Orta4.. Pta 37004 411M&y.oH$Avt. AItIIM, Spriis. Fla. 32711 Oi AflIfl0M0 SFi1 l3•4.t$ 014Us$ J ____ __ _______ the rebels, with the Crown or as were filled out by latterday 0 . prepare As president of the Jacarnnda Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ernest new members, and anyone Gormly of Sanford. interested in joining our circle tier fiance Is a 1968 graduate should contact any member," of Seminole High School and in said Mr& Bateman. 1975 obtained his B.S. degree in 11cr officers inc!udc Mrs. ____ , MUM oul 1776. The computer is part of a history. Born in Orlando, she Is " — Small Tractor. Small Price 12 3OhpdteStl t., - - __ ... 1-1 P11, ,= -- --,,_ ... W116—" graduatNi in 1972 from the s drive. So far, three new . Tampa with a B.A. degree in Laura Kane, Julie Bishop the granddaughter of the late ds the American Revolution, and the Tea Party. Then th ey w d ,,uu have been neutral or mark their leanings on multiple en the side of the rebels or the choice ballots and a computer Crown? A computer at a analyzes the answers, cornBicenten nial exhibit allows paring them with the views of visitors to find out. co lonists 200 years ago to deterBOSTON (AP). — Two hun- mine whether those visiting the dred years ago, people in Bos. exhibit wo uld hve been patriton were mulling over the is- ota, loyalists or neutrals. sues of the Revolution and doOf 115,000 ballots scored by ciding where they stood: with the computer so far, 47 per cen - ________ '' - 41 * * * * ** * * 0 * * $ - theme based on th 23rd Psalm. The Jacaranc!a Circ! b " . '.,. ,arucipatei in the club's therapy project, taking turns to : * Hood Tractor Co. rcf an _______________________________________________________________________________________ - d a Circle daughter, Linda Val'ie, to she was yearbook editor and Circle, she is heading the cirJames Bruce Oxford, son of Mr. member of the Anchor Club and do's main project for the year and Mrs. Cheater Oxford, 2427 National Honor Society. She — an energetic membership Modern Patriots - acaran busy schedule as a real estate Mr. and Mrs. James G. Lee, Palmetto Ave., Sanford. broker to attend meetings of the 113 . 15th St., Sanford, anMISS Lee is 1968 graduate of Sa nford Garden Club. Altamonte SrLx Garden Club covered dish supper, Springs Drive. J ----- ged ra tnga can always find time in her Lie _____ ______ south along the Newfoundland out their plan of getting be- regard sealing as a corn- get some unexpected pains ticed a pain in her right shoulcoast during the previous two tween the hunters and the seals. bination of adventure and an from their pastime. der where she positioned the months, move north by late The Greenpeace group pee- oppor tunity to make extra monThe flrst re port of £ sh oulder gun butt.She had no memory of vlously known for attempts to ey during th lean spring fracture rerulting from the con- any instance of injuty although February. There, on what New- halt whalIng and French nude- months, have generally accept- tlnuous stress involved in trap- she could not move ht èil113 foundlanders call the whelping at testing in the Pacific, say ed the reduced sealing quotas of shooting was recently made by freely. are (a the Works Bateman Because flowev arranging is rne of her rr'd Inveç, Mrs. - - _________________________ Dr. Austin R. Sandrock, radiologist at the University of Iowa Hospi ta l and Clinics here. His patient, w ho fired be. , ' - ncu o * 30 CURTAIN '2 50 GEN ADMISSION * 0 Cause C4U-' 'ii 1 *"r*A' "M For CARl. SHIVER AND SHARON WELLS F&j e"iuv WA#ft us I V131111 kwg r,fl,t!'; . vw.ty/rcWs$ 04 ' Trapshooting May .. , , , ,., . Mrs. *****k*ww... ters. sonian or Romanesque stc 0 ; _~__.7-. -7T N'S, Canada (AP) - ice, the females give Gnh to uity will spray the white cOals recent years. said lence. THE U 'hoped a Seal hunters from here In New. thousands of pups, each weigh- with the green dye. They say flU CAMPUS But they have reacted angrily the front, the area of ice con- • a a foundland and Norway, their tng about 15 pounds. Absorption the dye will be shed as the pups :/ A WILLIAMS talntl%g the most seals, would be to outsiders' attempts to interclubs and weapons call ed haka- of the sun's ultr aviolet rays by take on the grey and brown fur * blown for from land and out of (crc wi th the hunt. QUARTET" * piks stowed and ready for use, the pups' white fur keeps them of adulthood. reach of Greenpeace helicop- - ___ ... ,. 1. 101 44j.L and county records, newspaper articles and old photographs to - . 7_194 4- - __ Hunt S Fo r d ____ . - ~~_~ I? X101, . , ' v "rl S Eye _ _ •_ V - Opponents Plan To Disrupt - H estoric Designation By JEAN PATTESON determine which buildings are of historical interest. thicago commercial style of the '2. Herald Staff Writer They later examine the buildings to note the architectural Buildings of historical significance already selected by the I 1. - looks It as if the heart of downtown Sanford stands a good style and see whether enough of the researchers include the Pico Building, Welaka Apartments, the original structure is left to I I - I . ..:.L_ :1 I _ , I—chance of being listed in the nat.ional register of historical places. warrant nomination. ola Sanford Herald building, the Bi.shop block, Welbom block, At least that's what Carl Shiver arid Sharon Wells th ink. The The national reg iste r of historical places, Sh iver expla ined, Is Seminole hotel, Hotchkiss block and de Forest Stores. The old two graduate students are currently surveying Sanford, from not much Interested in restorations, but in preserving original Mayfair Hotel (Sanford Naval Academy) is a building outside of Sanford Avenue to Oak Avenue, along First Street and including structures, downtown worth noting, said Shiver. I Commercial and Second Streets. Licting on th e national register could help downtown Sanford The students ha ve both assisted th e State Division of history, The surveyors have been hired by Sanford's Downtown obtain matching federal tunas for redeveloping the city, said Archives and Records in a recent historical survey of downtown : , Development Corporation (DDC) to identify an historical Shiver. It could also boost tourism. Orlando. - . downtown district and locate about 10 other buildings of historical lie noted that, as most American towns have grown, the Shiver is completing n doctorate on art and architectural value outside this district, downtown has become congested and decayed. A program of history at Florida State University. Ms. We lls is completing an egree story at University of Florida. mendation to the state, which in turn will submit the survey redevelopment program proposed by the DDC — could be highly ,~% results to the national register. successful in bringing people back into Sanford's central business "It looks promising," said Shiver, who will be working on the district, Shiver suggested. month -long survey through mid-March. "Certain th ings have The im portant architecture In down town Sanf ord extends been lost, but there are some buildings which date back to the from about 1886, when fire destroyed much of downto wn, through - - .. WOMEN . IM, which is unusual for Central Florida." The researchers, who are being paid $1,300 by the DDC to The style types, mostly 19th century commercial buildings, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, March S, 1176--1 8 - Church. Church, Deltona, beginning at 1 p.m. Dinner,1-4 p.m. Spaghet ti dinzier and auction, C7irth of Jesus Christ . -1 __ 0 . . '- -0-01 _..~_:,., ----- I _... I .- ___~-7~~:-' I -0,__:. !.9 ) J - 1 __: I . -_ -___ -,--I - -_ - f FRIDAY, MARCH 5 1 — .1 I E O Survey Now Underway - __ --,-, - bowl. Stir in coconut, sesame proportions you would use corn- publk agencies for vat-low' seed and vanilla extract. Pour mercially prepared poultry reasons, there are several over lt'iiion mixture and blend. seasoning. private organizations ttn can LAST DAY SATURDAY,MAR.6 act now AVAILABLE .*T Magnolics Mall, Downtw • Sanford Plaza 1111. Sanford • Fairway Plaza SPONSORED BY Sanford Chamber of Commerce CIVIC 9 COMMUNITY AFFAIRS COMMITTIFE v'_ . OA ..4 1 dIII V _ _____9 _ T �— Evening her., riday, March 5, 1976 FL Adventist - 1111 Iioor c -----'.----_.-_----------.-________________ : Methodist _ THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNI TY, THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENT)T CHURCH Flifell r.a'lar, Poste %slurdsvSoorvicts Le*,sHn4tnPt1&R : r A x Ilul Y Cross Lyman Kirkwoosict ::: past', - ry S The 000 "a 0 0°° (* Sh dow in :: n,r*.r*p fl Km Evening Wortlosp I m 7 30p Wed. Prayer - j j Of God Assembly . \ ______ Church Of God - OI$CIPLESOFCHRI -. CHURCH OF 000 37ndtrU _____ I?Ø p4* Pastor D Rev F Nit CON HaradHar, M,n,s?rr _____ 0 _____ ,cheI God !CAI , _____ ~v 17 0 % Bapt , . - I - Douglas Eioti s:.,Ic Ailarning Worship Episcopal HOLYCROSS 044 M 'sam You'll Hour Pa!hor Sunday School Bible Study P -- - CENTRAL 9APToST o.:HURCm Car lolth SO &Oak Avg, billwor Ceffmax Father 0,11-voksail Wgirlhop 11 011a mo Pentecostal l arge. - LUTHF PAN CHUPCH Or Allomenle Spiringi 113 W Wis 0,-,.t some Stro.41, THE arid TV "Th-ol, is flow ~01 It 04& m Wed Evorflirlserv.re WtIor ClAtt AAWrot"I Worship PFC)rrmrg Swaiday ff ve"Inolf I Mo m W@4 Bible Study I patter ;4t. ilr"" A orviflooff Sionday Sctooiol $(.ndtrqj#ttn a, d h.riefy P M FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANF%)40 Rev Ft@dMccl#&Fy CHURCH OF CHRIST JORDAN APTI$T CHURCH Frodiflor Bible Study IiIWflIF,,stSt,.d Gftfgt Gallaway WoOdoiesday %wiricir a t" „e * h" 11 Scam III "a M Evening Service II a m Lad'.sL,CI.ss *OSdiYflbI,c Maoinsing Service 0000 SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 7tW Orlando Ay(I7fl) ot iLvraCthIitj) Rev. Ralph 1. Lvirian (,)flgd' Poster Morning *erthip Tvttday Etiflurooll Service Worship Presbyterian PAOLA CIUPCH OF C'WiST IWAsrpor1IIVd Pastor 11 "A m I 510 m I "p on CbwcR Training III felt no warsioup a r" t "am a pm T )I V rM bible Class Everting wAirlhop Bible CIS%%#% Wed - C liarch Soct" rwors4p tufn MYF BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday $Ct" t c Post- Ave Congregational 9 418 tn 11 I of IT Merning worship unday flOS - :r0 Sunday School 6:1-8 I )*am Mierno"I Worship 11 Nam Triiiinotoolt How 6 tip rn Weld I)OPM Proytr Morefing Wednesdau FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH I It Part Avenivis YT CAIstrale Other Churches r1eligious faith is very much like a mighty mounta,n Orange Blvd. Lake holartraii Wed. Prayer Service wifflard Eleri"I Pastor 41 30 ng - Yet on Ine high reaches, the bnghtness of the sun is m i twa ALLSOULSCATHOLICCNUNCH Fellowship Rev A F Stevens Sunday CNVF(h UhW Minister 9 08 m ormnwtrsp a Upula Reass li v Saturday Matk Oac q no Sw "I Schoplo, 31 Sunday FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 410 Park Ave a Stritutzi, S(hAAA wtoboodriday Svvlco 11 pastor S &Iiam br orup, praise IUS and teaching. youth pastor of the Rock House * e OLAWEL - Steroidal StIo" 9 41 a no "a m IAw Too fq WarI h4 p Evening Worship F Amity NeBMSpp Id000m )Q pm Wed Eve I WILSON EICHELBERGER OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff Eunice PANTRY PRIDE r i DISCOUN7 4 THE McKIBBIN er ies Z117301-1-W 4 IL ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff Wilson and Staff GREGORYLUMBER SERVICE L. CRUMLEY-MONTEITH Insura nce Se r v ice &PAINTCOINC and Employes D. PLANTE, INC. WINN-DIXIE Communit Methodist continuing weekly lintil the end an auction, will be held at the fits into the orall learning 01 May, a confirmation class Saord nf Church of Jesus Christ process of the child. CELERY CITY Sanford Dl Don Knight 8, Itaff X_6t PRINTING CO., INC. STENSTROMREALTY TRANSMISSION Herb Stenstorm arid Staf f David Beverly and Staff FLAGSHIPSANK of SanfordandStaff 200 W. First ASSEMBLY OF 000 Atleffillft of God, In% IlIft BAPTIST -fttwh INSPOIS, Chwch 0v+fft Calvoy Baptist Assiseably. M F0 revionoll f Whites! Gsoriiolra Chelb. ISAVf1 ,, Crr Cr, .i Las. & iti LaS, Mac, Ciistribetry Baptist Cowtsi. 11 tomiekska Word chirl"la -rTi- First 01811#161 little TnIsenevol Baptist ChostiCh. 0081ify low Narfs, L"w"d 00t" it000t Z000 Baptist ChilitCh. 1?3* Post Ave wavvintia Park Baptist Chotorcloo. 1141 W WOO SO P Alto CC Fifif 'PsI rnto First 1I - Wt Storw9i,. Ott, All. AltortoWlt Iary c,s 110010 Church • of Lake Mweir Car ClowchAGfe"I ,,st Baptist C%oteS - F r%t 5,Io Ms SPoo .nv, rBapt'ttCAwCB 1111W i31555 City Fort! B&PO'st Chwco *1 NO"* F ovalsin HvM Baptist Choutch, Oviedo mt M,ss Plitt. fill -- ui z lilbel"S411, church CHURCH Bethel A At E Church, Conss" H21& Caswilmery Commilowity Un,jej Man" j, Church, Hwy I ,# Matto William 0rear r Cammo;n I T mettv0d'if Chw,ch W Hillobsoilts For " Unit ed M.ihsd SI Cwth lit Pars Ave Fla Hawit" 00'' Matll#nd GOD hturchOld IRJ H C*4 411,00"t William Chattel Moll-osinjIfy Baptist Church OF t Christ, C%Wth 04 God. 101 Cbw G W Iloid SO F!r1l Sowtpof I A41hisdist church, 1460 Sanford Free W-olthodoll Chiert h. jog W 4IIj SO Genova Methodist Chterch. Geneva Grae, Unslid M4tPd.$7 Chur ch, Airport l,a Grant Chap## A M 6. Catieth. Ovit" un nt.rpv, W at C 51, 7 He Baptist Cc ill Orange Ave CATHOLIC wcs & Phi NaI'vsty, (atm rotary All I$ totic A Sanford %I P ElmAwt od NCChorl Ent.rpria 4 iw Dellary Ave. 9nIjrpflj@ Piney Ridge Rd Casitibirte r Christ, Lcp-q.-,,,d Cwc ii C hr ist . Paua 5pI Mossmnm, Bapt i st.tfl 6 Coda, sMrwonary I W VPViI Temple Baptist C14CB. Palm Springs 01. AHarn.1 Sprsns IImSI thGd tC Blvd AIIame 5 Sanfd U SCOPAL first chiorch of M411Y Spe,nmgs OwLHysltB' La i 'Calmht (:fourth, hUdlind Av*, Allsm"to Chritt [Pilcapal Church Laoft.*Cd Wit 00% 9p4COPM, Par% Ave at LaboMary tv'111*9001 C".ch Loonigoore" Ave, lklit ffiC,yort4 i3P$Masi4san Oanana LUTHERAN Alto SO Attor"Issa L-IftwiHot &of, ia*Wfj Moritts k,n Clotwith, In W Astpiret llvd Chvirch. OvAtiled" Do, C#jtsjbajry U143413 01141811. 1110 1 Oft*rAft OF Pa 11 Rd, ljn1tfprjj9 Tamp Littiollitiam Chwch of #,ito Redeqmor,1 01 W.21th ui&Iaa.y IaitI (O$O*tOAttOuA bbIrc, Un.4d FOftl P'llIS41109fidift Mary Fad Semoran LAljtMAoj Sly$ Lake Mary Waltman )#Stu# A,#, PItsitylittan Church Church. Oak Av# jid SO PUCA, St Johnschri,141101 Rd Chosiff'"voy It I) 5I P?IIb'tfIIn CS(h I1I Pai Spi Nd Attameaf, n , Chapel, Ora%# Ill,ol. Labe M.,, Firs. Barn Cwi M the Living God M4dIy P,n$,c,st,I Opan Tan.tI. liC 5mi(, $, k.II Porit 1041,11401161 church of tat"Weed Full G*spql 3114 Cevnify Club Aill Glove H"Atst CRV?Ch, Oak Hill Old. Otte" Sanford Allisrocit Chlieth. 1 01 1 Par% Ave SInI.mdc , 4,,1 JPs Witnes ses. I4YI Rvilt"I "'Ill M011`1111#1411 Chvrcb. Altoment,li Spiron1l R#&-entor il"I'llvism Clilliltch, Ill Tiorstayrills Rd. Witt.- SPI"I'lls FlO.s.. Chche4 Ow Lord c , Its Roman Catholic, and graduated ovide medical and dental services to remote areas, migrant camps and of Care" FIL MATMIEW BROZOVIC t wants to shre what God has been doing in his own iffe ual psychologists or psy- need for the "extended family," chiatrLst are able to say a %hich is the Church as the Bodv Dunn' 51 Revival preparation will b Mabel Ch of I I d each person present to conumt themselves to four nights of intensive efforts to reach people the church. First Presbyterian to see typical , cti vities in a in Un) fls utC iurcsi S 'tOOt r ill teach on Releas g groups at for Christ pi trc Joyce get a Altamonte ' However, lie said, under tile Ifoly pirit in You," Fr. The. rt. will also bc,an open houss.L, present vibunal practice most Leroy Soper w Ill teach a at the school. After 6:30 P.M. annulments e givenon a of finding that one of the Winets was emotionally Imma- uc discre tion when mar ried - a1Iini3trauve af of Duke C. the Knowles NIPme arm] INLs been On Monday he ill present h Ministcrof th eUniersity since lecture"A Theological Base for 1973. Co m rn u n i t y Altamonte Community ion class on -'Exodus" dinner, brief talks will be given Church, Altunionte Springs, ilkul Board o f Directors on the II gill teach by the ill host the Cntral Csthl ' c and Fr. group on purMw of the sehool. The hWi(qi Colincil of the United the high school be a pilgrimage to tile Stations on the history of the school and each tenehr WIll &e e- fRX L. :i- fttg~ V4 _____ o - r % - - - In conjunctIr,i with the renewal a session will be held a varyBaptist A a Redeemer Lutheran March for informal i 1 joined the • ULdU, Liu Rev. Victor Rojas, a Mission By means of a video tape and Pastor in Boquete, Chiriqui slides of the children, the marriage ne ver existed once a of Christ Pr o vince , in the Republic of attendtn the Marth 15 Church P On Wednesday nits during couple says 1 1 do " anam a,wi l l be the Evangelist The only clear warrant for Lent at 6:30 covered list, Night supper at First Presbyannulments, he said is in suer will precede study en tfl Church o Sanford or i uUng vices are PO t nulments have Increased 21D. Shorless was received into the fold to about 15,000 ann"ally in Episcopa) Church in 1973, and lay person In the church will Degin Sunday at First Baptist Sunday at Nativity on Marriage Church, Sanford, during the and the Family at 7:30 p.m. in this country, he said they still har, wrved tile Diocese of have a devotional for the wcek lie when Dr. Jay er', in the bulletin. lbe are basd on Central Florida since. Co. ,anato, pastor will ask devotional this week is written added Fr Shortess says that he idiocy `6`011 Vill k2f rea groups met beginning on which is inscir shaping and under which an- served in I.ouiaiana. Fr. "tragic instan ce" s of - et faith and utterly inadequate. It makes from a sinall Benedictine Christ Is Lord" Lenten services art- being prayer sharing discussions witil the couples exceptions to the Abbe), in George Chapman, chairman issouri. I I is held at I.Aitheran Church of VIC Father Brozovic. theological training came from of work area on evengelism, Redeemer, 25th Place, Sanford, Celebrations for renewalwill As for the stepped-up mar, Mire Dame Seminary in New and Fred flarris will present C. h WeilnesAty at 7:30 p.m. be held t the church Monday riage tribunal operations, Orleans. Ordained a priest in the crosses after a service of which he had a key role in Fir s t Baptist Roman Catholic Church, he dedi cation by the pastor, Re ' I II op , rd of the Mintry for the Thnits College, University of Western North Carolina Con. ference, Young will open the After serving United se ith a Sunday sermon Methodist churthc in - t ' U louisiana, he was reared a priests, no lay group or individ recently lie feels a growing Ave "5? C hu rch ii C,ist,S,int,tt, aXE mdli Lake hA4Al*2 it 'lit On March 12 at 7:30 p.m. the youth choir will sponsor a square dance in fellowship hall to i'v' money for their of bishops, ro priest or group of Easrn &ro4oi CCh St G..m, SI l• 0 CA Fern W PRISSY VUIAH Lske I PIn. St Sand OTHER CHURCHES Alitn't A M E Chwfc h. O4jv# All Faith Cksp*4. Camp Stf"ff*to. W"Ivs raf t Itairdall BiOrdili A, g Chutwels Comenwrity Church Chl"ChOIJ01HISChf,19641.0ttir Day Flen Nazan 2545 S*rd A of UptaIa Cemmuity PrsIb,if,0n Church. UaIa *C110111011191F Presbyltirson Chotorch, *04 girg Old , %I!VENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest Lake Seventh Day Adv#"Ij$j Chwels. Hwy 416, pw#,, C!Ij Stvtftfh Day Adventist Chtarc h, M41611011411 Ave. Allarlisaft %pit". %Smford %4vtnfh Day Advemill Ch urch, r1h & Eli" Rd. 0486ty NAlAR(E Allon'to Calloolut Clutorca. DAHovessoll Trail, Diesel It irtint Rd Barnett United MaryWilli Church. I Star Lost Uniltd Mothsdoll Chwth rharth of Christ. Geneva Slid R-Alvor Rd. Frtro Part Jam#$ M,tto*"ry $&p1o0 Chotorth. It -_ _ va METHODIST er Iast Chth Oak Hilt Sd Motion Priffiffirf a Cri've, Alummostol SO SO CIM-urviv Macoda Baptist. HI 'SpslC3alsflts' :l'allist Chwitch, fto park sowe First 8at'' Ctc 0040ortf Lffillor - - i '. Socefid Will% M-11towy 6601W Chosich. WOAO laolvoird 1401011 Temple. AftooiriCioot 14011 P.m - - CHURCH OF CHRIST Clilmorch of Christ, 1111 S Park Ave Clkvrchot Christ of Like Ellen. US I? OIN Cast#tborety %ftt% Sffflintl# Clout ch of Chor ill, 54 11 L Ali a Howsil It d Calvary Moisoalonsity Baptist, $Hfifo w. flih St New MO at the sta rs. ofthoseinohed,hesaid SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRMORY First WINTER PARK The Being in tile World" boegLinin Revprend Robert T. Young, at 11 a.m. in the Knowles minister of the University Cha- Memorial Chapel classrw pel at Duke University, will be In 1957 Rev. Young received the guest lecturer for the Fifth Staley Distinguished Christian his AB degree in Religion from tl~e University of Nor th Scholar Lecture Pin set Carolina prior to retiving his forarch 7-8 at Rollins College. R.D degree from Duke inc sermon iecturcc are open University Between proided on a voluntary basis Some, by so-called "Internal Se v eral hundred persons mer r nwert tour. by Christian doctors, nurses, gatfiered at Church of the forum" decisions of conscience, technicians and dentists. First Mfmhodist Nthity. Lake Slary. at a conclude their marriages are Prayer meetings will be held dinner to honor the speaker for valid and receive Communion The Cross-Bearer program is This was openly being instituted at the First Monday and Thursday mar- a two-week Celebration of REV. JAME-S SHORTESS ings at 10 a.m. at the Rev. allowed in some dioceses until atthew R. era of human s Brozovic, 1973, when the VatIcanorded particular ber th Sanford as the Lenten season history. Missionary Union members a 'er° it stopped. begins. This Sunday the nd Father Shortess is vicar of St. will attend a home missions theologX instructor at the But Msgr. Kelleher said it Margret's Episcopal Church congrgation at both 8:30 and I I luncheon study at First Baptist Institute of Religion at Calturiet sill goes on widely. Even so it in A native of a.m. STORES --- Duke Minister Is Lecturer At Rollins Cross " thes Mel Dekie and Employes PAZ; The series will conclude April services are $3. Rev. Wayne E. Smith, ht 4 at Mcsah Lu theran Church, lial Lindsey and the Archers pastor, will be ir, charge of the Casselberry, with Rev. William will b featured on Th ursday order of worship. Lee Tuscawilla Presbyterian n igh t , Pat Boone and the On March 14, St. Augustine preac hi ng. Friday Catholic Church, Casselberry, Offerings from there services night, and rio ucillo and will hosl participating churches will be dirtcted toward coin- ____ fering," he said, not only for them, but for children and rela- INC. - Gate tickets for evening Altamonte Springs, preaching. LF. egin At Ho ' WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CO PUBLIX MARKETS a nd Employes It arks Martinez of St. Augustine Presbyterian Church, Church as speaker. will Le conducted 10 a.m. to of the Latter-dav Saints with Registration for three and noon for children 12 and over at the proceeds going to the Ifoly Communion will be fie said Church marriage tri. series he titles "A Post-liberal observed Sunday in the chapel four year olds in the Da Y School Altamonte Conimunity Church ormon Church Building and bunals, such as the one in the at the 7 p.m. service at Com- is now open for the 197&77 by Rev. Wayne Smith. Budget Funill. New York archdiocese on which speak to an expanded un. ethodist school year. Church families munity United he was presiding judge for six have first priority with Free Methodis Church. years, should be a bolished, mient and faith mean in Our gistratIon open to the general The United Methodist Women Fret Me th odists of North mee 10:30 inerica have observed their and eased procedures for an a.m., and a covere-J dish salad Oviedo Baptist traditional outpouring of nulinen ts luncheon wi l l follow the i comp as sion for In conjunction ith No matter how streamlined, k program Mrs. Adelee Wendel, .M thv nn npr altiat wit ieuenes at tier during Compassion Month Ifl more than starch 714 and the Annie Crealde studio and worker with February. Demonstrating Armstrong Easter Offering for c&ws of the estimated five mil the Methodist flour Radio Christ's concern or the whole Iforne Missions, First lion CathOlies now in second PtLw Program ministry, will be (hi,rrh j man,fanullesotSanford Eustis of O14n will ffwrtages or married to diwill create a ., nrmi rnnc mobil e Poe P) AN Iiirr1 will nrrti s1Meninl IL 19' Undei Church taw. they're L." bite paints using the trerne enabling them to fill "ComFlorida Bap automatically barred from 'arthng in the mud looking passion Bunks and Cion D i C CiifliC tours the crmrunjon a cause of tr - AGENCY FOODS and Em ploye GULF 1. o r *5 a day. giving the ser- Taylor, Seminole County School - Ine Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible C PENNEY COMPANY is $15 for three days per individual Ilarvey Walters of St. Mike Andra rrnuch :r.d th with Re'.'. Ken Miller of Cam. m'unity rvice utk ttd. Paw Clark, Phil eag, Warnke iLWor of the 'SaLsn D isciples ill be featured mumly United Methodist, ministered by Mrs Mont Sellers," and Joanne _____ FLAGSHI P U.S. BANK Seminole MineriaI As. will Church Winter Spng. On begin this .Sunday at 7:30 p.m March 2, Sanlando United at Altamonte Community Methodist Church, Inood Ch urch, SR 436, wi th Rev, wil l be ho wi th Fr. Jim mon Re ChlicWallickof St soelai orker. _____ led Swaillsor union Lenten Stephen Lutheran Church Will services sponsored by the South preach at Redeemer Moravian I M"'I Prayer Breakfast IT4 4111 T but %da V 11 ,06 tn 1: lop I" A series of five ______ 'v Lee F Ming 1:14 p m. 12 now P.M. m., ntriy publicly in the chuli i UPSALA PRE SAYTERIAN CHURCH up Suppose Pre-registration festivals in Pennsylvania called a.m. to 445 p.m.. Pastors and Mario Murillo of Berkeley, Beginn ng when a marriage has become Iffevocably intolerable to the at 6 30 p m, Holy Cross partners in it," he said tn an Episcopal Church will present ' 1: 34 p mi Wed 1146,14 Ittolly IL Prayer Woe ?!up M ylvania which sponsored in nearb% I lilton Inn each day I I Church of the value of divorce Wvic" UMYF 14:25-35 everywhere. And with fascination you fl,,Av,.La$.Uar brightness and faith .. W. VWI Mait Sim, Mal Z to (el1idr1L (the Walt Disney World exit) and go nest about 3 miles The 'I'he event is sponsored jointly same filne. In addition, a flarthern, pastor of Calvar In any case, he added, it de. by Jesus Ministries of Penn. Seminar for pastors will bcheld Assembly, Alex Clattenburg, 'in law, the only just solution Ls a posifive appreciati,:%-i in the THE LAKE MARY UNITIE PRESIIYT[0 IAN CHURCH mi C940" be! - of Jeanie Vee Alcorn Clatlenburg, Churches Schedule Services Forlent '76 site is next to the At izona and Hal Lindsey, singing and teacng In the Alpenglow from Winter Haven,Jesus Gatea Hilton Inn author of "The late Great min arena in the center of the and Harvest From Orlando Will RegaUon fees at the gate Planet Earth,” are also Site, plus opUonal seminars also sing. will be $18 for thr days or Ch ur ch panel can real istical ly speakers. going on in three tents at the Also teac hi ng will be Roy for one day. cs, says present Church Church." s, e ve n though van otisly modified, remain de for all Marnsn1W,b,p 7414 Ofct, You must remember that Your love for yotir husband has to become a sincere act of giving. 7bis is a powerful seed of faith sown, and we have the promise that the seed sown ill be multiplied back in "due season" (Galatians 6:9). pru Pastor Church Sc?" $sorvim rVith Friday Luke We ar trying to say: Never golit discouraged in your quest for Chnstian faith and 0 Sunday do earnest prayer t set up a communications center with hristian Science : t5_ 04 It rio 16:13-26 can look down on the clouds whSe purstAng your path to the peak. Catholic ' its peak seemingly lost in tho clouds. On the lower slopes all you can do is plod onward and upward. You cannot see your goal or 6ven know the many tums of the trail as it rises through the mist. - - Al. S There will be 13 hours a day of him. - each registration pricv, but motels are in the area for those %ooho prefer t,,stay indoors. Jesus '76 will be held on a huge field at the intersection of U.S. I-and SR 545 about two miles west of the Wait Disney WorIJ exit. From, take Exit !rom Interstate 4 at U.S. 192 Congressman John Conlan of Divo rc e - U - 76 - A campsite is provided with "Only the persons involved Je5us '713, Jesus '74. and Jesus Ordined ininisters can attend Calif.; Winkie Pratney of New can determine wheth er their '75 and by Calvary Asrrnbl) of Jesus 76 fr ee of charge Zealand, C J Mahaney and sometimes is right, Music w il l be provided by Larry Tomczak, both o f marriage has ceased to exist, God in Winter Par k. sgr. Stephen J. Kelleher, 3 he said. "It's time for the Jesus '76 will be an in- groups lik,~ Andrae Crouch Washington, D. C., and Bob onetime ecclesiasdeal judge Church to acknowledge the terdonominational coming and *.eDLsciples, The Rambos, Mumford. Ern Baxter, Macolm who has become a cisader In right of persons to divorce and toget he r of people from many Th e Archers, and the Spurr- Smi th , Dr. George Brunk, be1f of Nov W illiam ANursday THE LAAE MONROE CHAPEL 6 l ip BrysMind MIs Cassoliforry 49 16 1:1118 m Chilitch TraHmaill Nov VrilL ndtst.s,s CONLIAUNITY UNITED METHODIS T CHURCH Hwy It flat Piney Ridge Rd Esther M"in wtqwp International, Wed Eve 64hic %:Vdv EWori.p - It1muu— Jesus 6-Wfl at Inn) be the largest agonies of sin are nit - m another. Aboc all tr u. God s mercyAnd !nvø iIh iaI answer to the lAJcd as "I k no w that You can d all things, and that no purpose of ours can be hindered"). ffyouw1lldthis, Ferreira, who has a nthiry to God will bless Y o u, and you may find that your marriage is cnildren stronger than ever. justice demands that the Church recognize t divorce •m ' l.34p M ave. wotowil I It 3 Sit" W##"$4Aoy Pfirey Orpup Fellawnhop Randy may I Micah is: It a Fort esus I i1 experton Church law says stigma on a person Involved, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave A led If CHRIITUNITED CHRISTIAN CHURCH IlArTIST CHURCII 514"t'iftrAvt Fill 7171707 Sunday Chwrch Sith" Saturday Man $ Breakfast METHODIST CHURCH 5 1424 ,ISPaAPastor : rn - he Ur Remember, time is the biggest enemy of infatuation, In your hurt,you may not be able to see thia now, but th ese are thfrigs you do: Truly forgive and sincerely try to corrert any faults in . 5Cf laid bare then the healing teaches that marriage can't be N 9:41 A-M ' "understanda" dissio'soved, a noted American mands a "name-calling" Airporl Blvd £ Woodland Or. - So it is tha t t during this great u unstable basis. But your The Aga' Pla ye rs wW return to Saaford March for a appearance at 7 30 p m at the Chic first by gng back In memory to the time you fell in love It will Center undcr liponsorship of siiiafur d Minbterial Assoc iation.1be college-age young people f rom all be a struggle (0-You to give first, but Jesus said, "Give(rh-A arl ac ross the nation E pend nine mon ths trav1lng naUonafly and inIeat1onafly, psenting muSIcal it shall be given unto you" (lke 6 38) Sketch yowe1f to th dramas and sacred song conce rts under thr direction of Pock and Alk( Adkir1c of Orlandu ho limits of your Pati e n ce dnd knukd,e r hum in ki ior tn founded the 17roup In b'j- 'Ille)! 1,011 boo Ill esca'-Ing tbeir thrilling "Sights sad Sounds of America" get involved in destructive argumenLi and accusations that will proam do noth ing but send yo ur husband back to th e woman he th inks SET APPEARANCE though Roman Catholicism make. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 11-12 Hwy. and Lake Mary Blvd GRACE UIIITED AGAPE PL YERS T with guilt.It has an I marriage began in sornething good. Understandably you are hitter, bu t v th nlant the reed of forgiveness. You can do thL Examination which cannot help forgiving, life ,-giving presence gathering of Christians tn the but result in your admitting to of Jesus Christ can work and history aff Florida — is planned God your failures and wrong. the Christian finds the Joy of the for March 25, 26, and 27 next tn You examine and test your ,ire, fullness of his faith in Jesus wait Disney World. ard then resolve to put aside cl rist, tile Son An estimatetl 25,000 re e-%of God, tile One that which is wrong, seek who is risen from death and is Wted to camp out on 105 acres healing where healing is the Lord of life. for three days to hear 16 pe.ikers such as singer and actor flat Boorse. Dr. Bill Bright, president of Campus Crusade or ChIISI NEW YORK (AP) Hoavc,Tayio,&s,dH,,pc PALMETTO AVE NUE ____ „,., IS N 0 is Priest Right I I Xpm biblollvily'ruirt Eve Yonith Ia I N p m OidTrvtPsto,aN,Da, Rev ornm4th"411 Pastor Ill a m Sch"t is & p .24A- A&d marriage is tinged cleansing, but they also spend the days preparing for life in i i ts fullness and completeness called a thepresencenf the risen why Lent penitential season. It time of careful ChURCH OF CHRIST 04 Palm So@ this Door 0 0f season not only doCbXitianago look upat the face of the God crowned with thorns. through a period of parging and This Chvfch Training *td ftAy*rSsfv4C0 I "P r" Nursery OF" WTR AT ? It p rn Sunglay jifigirt stesocall m 0 to-,any honest with Yourself and then Nursery Provided for all services curale 0 this means kno wi ng that the cross Is not the sign of defeat, Lxpr1Lnce all i thing with especially hard to , ____________ 9 418 on aia a Apm Mairrillon Worship % 6 loom I " It m foolor"1111 St.,vice 4*IS ?;top M 0• tions, angers, hurts, but rther tile mrk of triumph fears and SOrrowi i b oer sin and Satan and death 7 >4n Shectl*y - ____ P-tryll'I Collins asorGa,,.c'uuHwy '7 - examine dali) FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 3101 Ssnford Ave Pheft "I III: Clifford W. Schaub CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY - m 0 wer1hp service Y, p cannot win him back (You say you don't want ti give him tip, but you must realize he is not a possession for you to give). With this in mind, )OU can y regain h le, not With negativism, but wi th a positive atUtude And a poUve attitude of gibing has been known to result tn miracles. I think it's important for you to realize you have an advantage over the woman your husband is seeing, Any relatimeNp outsile - ... 0 flow A: The first thing you must do fa (ads. It may be that YOU Having heard the words of carefully at how yon get along totaliYtnestinyoursearchfor With yOUr spouses your r,eig self knowledge is to kncw that - ____ want to give him - an be so Farmily - - WTRR Sunday school - Wants Husband Back i IS Pastor Sunday '' ; OS 1 sun HYPS t 45 R _________ %or EI nq Wors h ip rLr OEHEVACHURCH OF THE NAZARENE St. R 1. 44 Genova or - season of self -e xaminat ion forgiveness, you can then turn examination done in the ) our contemplation toward the of the CCOSS. empty tomb of Easter. fl Now to examl yourself whole of lcnt would tiont flthe shadow oFChxt's cross can bearable if the resurrec of be a rather unpleasant Jesus were not the clim ax The Nazarene azare FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF GOCHsJocH (; \ I Christian FIRST ASSEMBLY \ . ., began the needed, and make amends in 50flWhIChLScajk1 areas o life. j clay period all the uglinecs you d.scover 1 and the empty tomb it is a - Oral R • d - The Cross (not counting Sundays during and, Praise God!, hear whi ch we look fo rward to Good spek from the "Father, Friday and Eas ter. Because j forgive them." looks forward toho ththe Pastor p Of Wednesday • METHODIST CHURCH : 0 a x1r4torgsellp" Methodist I Church Wednesday Night Prayer Service l I ... day Services * 01 t Episcopal Church I S outh ern :; - _______________ )' : w.s. Friday, March s, 1973B T~W IKTNOM —Iffi l-10 W A1APdDOUUIYEOMFTHODIST State Read III A DAY AnVENTIST CHURCH Evening Hera, anf, FL Pastors Corner - _W, S . f jr S it - Evangelist Glen 0. Crowe of Investing in Souls Foundation, Inc, St Louis will be ('(}fl. ducting services at Calvary Baptist Assembly Starch at 7 p.m. each night at 2597 - - - - Sanford Ave., Sanford. Sunday at 9 : 45 a m, morni ng wor ship at 10 45, Bib'l e Study at 6 p.m. and cim'eIistic cerIce at p.m., will be held at Sanfcrd Garden Club at Sunland church pastor. p.m. A paghetti dinner, booginning Regirning Saturday and uL b m ,StsLutda, fullt,s CHO inPRESEN TS YOUTH MUSICAL use Young USiCi, a Mus icians, 4t I II I I I oce CutiwCO S Cuvu io0. wiNy Firs t Baptist Church ol Sanford will present the musical "It's ill 'Me Furnace" Sumby a 7:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church of Wedo. The choir 6 under the directiw of ;hkley Ryan and accompanied by Wendy - sc a1ker. Charles I}abb, minister of public without charge (licesid Photo by flW S incet't) - =- -- -- - - �u I — ILI_ I Herald, Sanford, Friday,March Mon Walker BEETLE BAILEY 3EE.E I I / DARN IT' i O.SL" _- '.I 11E _^A1Na _ I II - ! lk - ACflOSI i I F , - r, _____ J I ___ / / ~ --- r t, , ~ L) , ti I 4L, Av.;~H .%kE THESE 1/1 ~--- -, I -, r* ("-_2_-' , .v-~Y'11 0; IfiF;1 .\ ( I I I1 \ a `)i . : Y_ -A' .. -A ." . %.4 -- I I - Z;Z7 - - 0 ,~ t - L~ . - - 9dPbS, - . __ . -_J I , I i.' 11 1_~, ~_ — JL-.1 I - _________________ 49 __________ - M ,k. PRICELESS RELCS O ANTtZUrTY ) k 1' 'J A THRILLING EXPERIENCE -_--.- -.' l.A /tIArvin , / (\1NG_..) 'i Go IL - * I - — - - - . I I ! ' . Q1064 By Lawreuce E. Lamb, M.D. Chic Young YOU A PECE OF SLONC>E~S I [F I-4 5 1, - FAST & J 4 74 K $7 &02 p" 2 • 105 46A K82 Dr. £ &QJP43 Lamb I "t , I _-_~ - t- -------- I --;" , _.( Xt ~ MIEN IMMM M M3 j..? _.-i 1 _. ... ;y.' - HI I - - i - -5 I I - by Al Yerm"r PRISCILLA'S POP - _________ ,. , - . ~~ \,LJY',/ I ---- .-_-_ T _ __ - -.- - \ (./ M -1)) -,INZ Ly YOU A 6O\JER CAI"J'T E Sur-E o f . I V- L17T -E. n~~~~ _.. __ ___ 0~ , ~~IHE NEEDS A NEVi (J; - 11 I '11 \~:___ _* * 0 (2 1? / ( .\ - el -q~ / \ , 7 . (I % I / L k*I l'i [ ,i(h.iiL(Ic4- 1 tiii _____ .ti__ IJJ ItI" "I I r I 1. _J by Bob Montana ARCi1E &54 'West North East a perrn Is drunk or An chemistry imbalance of also, but how? We use a mouthwash and gar gle it to help, but wonder if that is enough. When away from home are candy type Ireath pleasers any help? DEAR READER- You're the body _ ________ :-. for dLinonth I quite the fragmentu Deinocr I ,_ --- - . ~ I I -I . TZ_r. ~ . all, I % I 1 A A I 'U 10 1V BIRTHDAY CEL EBRA I %Ncii:..~- ~ - . . . . ,,_ . - . - - I .1 ________________ • • '---.- ,~~-I." T . --. I ~i__' ..":1 ~. . ,t~kvz~444 :, ,- M ~ ~ _.. .z ,- , , - - - midia tm though Florida s About that time, ohtical con proof registration is heavily Demo- sultant Bill Roberts of Los An- cont of a candidacy that iU Vermont and Massachusetts in ue," he said. defeats could t his campaign after a disappointing and unex- cratic. Ywallace is a heavy Ia. geles, who helped Reagan be If it is close like New governor's Ne tlik, - " N f - . - - - , . ". , ' . ,t 11 I*,,~ - soft on President Ford. "If he (!"'esn't tilke off thf-. ~H gloves he will lose the race for place would k tnough Hampshire, Second to satisfy the Carter campaign - pected fourth-place finish in the vorite to win the Democratic elected as governor, was hired on the ropes and give Ford the -,.,I ::. . Hampshire, at least up there in .., 1 'I. - - -_...-I - .~ _h_ _.-i-f,i _~~r_:-5E .Massachusetts primary last vote -even if not by the mar. to aid the local Ford effort. He ~ . __ __ ~ Mi chance to deliver a knock-out the 40s(by per cent), thl.s would I i gin fie enjoyed in '72 ounch In Illinois March 16 Sill campaign and there Jackson his campaign here GOP race offers more uncer made major strategy decisions. 1 would be no reason for ine to on tne Democratic side, only buoyed by victory in Massachu taint) The President made two trips ' ttu nk of anvthini 0 but con-Z non liberab George Wallace, setts, has worked hard in Flori It didn t start out that way. to Florida in Februar), draw , tnuing, Reagan said. Itcigan who has spent con ing big crowds for a series of Jinun Carter, Henry Jackson dathepastieeksinthoughhe Itean has made problems .I and Milton Shapp have cam- says the SunFlune State's st(k,rable time and money in motorcades, speeches and ral,x, paigned in Florida — a con- primary u not very important Florida, began with a rush lies. program a repeat ed Issue .Sanford Southern Bell employes are celebrating two birthdays servative state that the party's in his nomirlation bid. A strong months ago while the Ford state ,rwo weeks ago, Thomas .. this year -America's 200th and the telephone's 100th . For a look showing against Carter could campaign allowed in con- scaled down his predicted Rea liberal faction has ignored. - tirenient havens but offered a, ,he telephone's century of growth, see Seminole Magazine. Wallace won big in Florida in be interpreted by the Jackson fusion. gan victory margin to 55 per Pages 4 and S.D. On Jan. 24, Reagan's state cent, and Reagan called that 1q72, winning 42 per cent of the camp as a victory, but second(Continued On Page 3-A) N 11..,* - - - I . I y Thomaschastisedhlmforbeing Ci.;ileU • - ~I r ~ r: :_~: same adjective Lut week when p ; , .., %-. __--Mkjmpalllbw. k- "* ,,_ -' I—- the nomination. It's possible he could lose the March 9 race, popular vote in a 10-candidate place finish to Wallace coull chairman, L.E. "Tommy" Reagan's Republican chal. Democratic field. He carried greatly help Jackson up north Thomas, told reporters Reagan too," Thomas said. rd built an After his second trip to the on In s e 0 moderates n , as en ..oiru a I maru presssc ear y en n - the s.ate s 67 counties and '. •-. c " oninst '" a' .; L. 't4 clalmed,"WewtllwlninYlorl Shappisriot;xpettedtobea it '' There a considered slipping in recent In part, his performance factor, but has been stumping Ford could catch up, he sa!d. weeks - apparently to badly Tueseay will be judged in light hard in the urban areas where Rep. Lou Frey, R-Fla. and th3t now the candidate and his swing through Florida, did not of that showing foir years ago. Jackson fared best in his 1972 head of Ford's campaign hete, state organization diieftains 15-v with Ford;s assessment. himself one of campaign. admitted then that the Pres . talk openly about the possibility theCarter, soutn'scalling new breed of politiI remain up there in The Reagan-Ford con- dent was in big trouble in Flori- "As long as of defeat. . neighborhood of splitting ans, hopes to cut into Wal- frontation has received the da if his campaign di&.'t begin the A Reagan loss in Florida fol. c' the vote with the President in - IN 1~11111111111111LI 1101111111~ .1 -- tion who they think should be resident. - trumps. - ,, - . . _- . - __~~fi-_____ -- r...• Oft :.,, a — . But Local Campaigns Highly Visible Not — _-___~ _i~ ________.__,_ --------- I - - %..a n dates Hav Jimmy Carter Seminole County may very the carnpaip trail in Florida. hav e something for And just four have decide- ] .St,minole is worth an), special attention. Two candidate5-Republican President Gerald Ford and Democrat Geurge Wdllactcampaign 0 Seminole. If you're a registered voter, you may get a phone call or two urging, you to vote for one candidate or another and, maybe. literature in the mail. nat's probably about allunless vou live in orw of the i targeted for special precincts attention from Jimmy Carter Two others-Republican running the most energetic well I I . Preference Primary. Each of the candidates actively campaigning ii F.-urlda has his own ideas rtboout what candid- ates in Tuesday's Presidential can be expected from Seminole voters. Then again, the voters may surprise them all. I Sanford arca-were pickiii out l;tecause t~ey had high per- ce'ntage of Democratic voters electic,ns. Carter's analysts also looked at how well Wallace ran in '72 in each precinct. Those precincts are also the ones Carter supporters will be. watch.ing Tuesday night to get an a h ow well r man w ill do in the state contest; said Keen, an AltamontD Springs Door-to-door canvassing in the target precincts is backed billboards and sandwiched Wlflter Park Democratic precincts in t-2t!r"n Till dogfood comiTtercials. ran. didates are barely vi~ble In Seminole. Costrity Coordinator Allan Keen hopes to (anvass five more before Tuesday's voting. VI,,hIØ Seminole , Democrat Henry (Scoop) Jackson is con. centratmg his campaign effotta I.i • til.. The target precincts-mostl', hit, I,W mi flVW,I+A,V, Although there are 14 names Democrat Milton Shapp's class neighborhoods In the volved in local politics, the White House Race probably • •arrihh. Carter's corps of volunteers is composed of Keen says, a ' ' Jel i n U11i II 0&A%-vft grassroots campaign for AdmkL many people are just coming out of the. woodwork,' he said The campaign corps Includes -lVe don't the of the Republican ' -'I "everyone from students to I ounty Chairman Jerry Grimes said. "The Seminole County Republican organization is toward gan We're the underdog here." The PreAdent's supporters Carlton House Hotel, Seminole isn't exactly on the tup of battle, but they, too, are op. ga sup po rt for the President i George Wallace office on SR-436 in Casselberi-y, Viallace clobbered the rest of Ford campaigners are concentrating on telephoning the 11-man field In Seminole, collecting 46 per cent of vote, and sco red a knock-out over eventual Dcmocratic notmin" Cpor. l.kI _:, setting up a ride campaign to .,4iiy . vwt nfrr to ih nIlt uruuts, a reiauve newcomer GvwiijuFuiu 1 1__1 -----. I I Ill---____ ~~7- 2 --_T -* , T _ILXWF_%_ _______~~__~ -pj-9 _.__Xf if____ __._~__ ! ; ~~ ~r . . _Ixl~ -- Z . ~_ I:-;;--- - Seminole Strangely enough, the closest F~_-__- ~ - -~ - - - - - - Z .- ~_.;F____10_ .I'-- jt registered Republicans and 6 1~! I . . I., -1. . w.l -'- __ .-. I .. - ~ ~ .L - .t - -- - - -. .---- - . - . - --- - -A * t ~_ ~. =. ~ I.~ ~ ~~ tJ-._ ...., '. - •t-_______., -. - __~~ ;-;!;. 0-4-.7 ~__m7..;.W r___ _t;,- , - (Continued on Page 3-A) to local politics, says volunteers . . . .-; Z-- .- .- ---1 -_,~, t -__.~_ -i- attorneys to housewives," Grimes said, and even some visitors to the area. Ford's grassroots operation- County? Where's thzit?" asked one of the national staffers. "About 15 miles north of %%here you are," he was told. and --.! ~ IM. —w- - 1 _____________________ L~~ --- -- __. -.-- _M_Z_ . . . - _. -...- --- ~ "I'm really surprised how Gerald Ford. (Th' - - ~______ ____ V- have been searching out the Ford campaign. thing Seminole has to a President I:; the elassic count Seminole as an uphill '", blacks I But over at Carter's national priority lists centers ',!c U I isuw headquarters at Orlando s by telephone calls and mailings housewives. * A businesmicn, including riiore than 100 residents of the Sanlord area. Keen is optimistic about Carter's chances in Seminole County and Florida. "Carter is the only candidate who's r.aily put together an organization," he s.aid. And if rituTibers of volunteers and hours of work translate into votes on Tuesday Jimmy Carter should do ell in ard go, , xI turn-outs in recent Carter volunteers have walked 15 of the heaviest in UUZ) I resident Unless you're already IL I campaign in Seminole County moct ts1ble evidence of their work to get out the vote in Seminole is pasted on "'W ere C 1111111111111111h, U 'L Ron.i4 Reagan and Democrat Jimmy Carter-are runni g rJeminole campaigns from m . - Republicans-only SIX have hit everyone-includii!g - I campaign seemi nieirly nonexistent. i time % on the 'Flo. -ida ballot-12 and Democrats two By JACQUELINE DOWD Iferald Stall Wf4ter cent of the time. It divides 42 0 1 * . __ . ,%0'111\A~ just over 48 per cent of the time 5-1 some 14 5 per cent and all six show up in one hand or the other I 5 per cent of the I 1, -ed from ~ .- cleaning all of the bases of the exactly the same as that noted In impending dia betiC coma teeth and between the teeth. r : A " 1 by Dick Turner Any breath odor than can 7 ______ 1~ ~ The answer is that a suit CARNIVAL ture and the tipper hand ,!r.--,! T I I 11 D (George) Wallace won big in Florida in 1972, winning 42 per cent of the Popular vote in a 10-candidate Democratic field. h._ the states 61 counties and won 75 of ; con vantion delegates. In pt party's mo,derate-conwrvative %iiingl will ti-o (ictrided 'rue!i(jay , * I when Florida voters tell the na- * ns ecis I &4 : (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN. send $1 to- "Win and North would play at tI'c at Bridge c/a this newspaper, P.0 Box 489, sale five-diamond contract. Four spades also turns out Radio City Station, Now York. 0 C sa e e defense start' odors are a part of life. The teeth can t* the cause chemistry can sometimes inand of course the point here is 'Iucnce the brea th Those fad diets resWt In as much cleanliness as I .-.,- At rubber bridge South would Junip to four diamonds in the lungs Emotional upsets that affect digestion and body . i Ak-V%~. — -,-- , An Oregon reader wanLs I i know how often you will ex. pect the defenders six cards in I a suit to break 3-3. South 's all w, strictly a match-point bid Ile wanted to plait, in a majou suit and saw no reawr to tell his opponents about the support -i ;r F ori a Faces Bi - i 1 1~ I % .. breaks 3-3 a trifle under 36 per rase 4.~ 0 . .. = .-- 0 - Ilqm % Future Political * ______ - He doesn't mind about the failure of t;.,e jack to fall since he Is gr.srg to run diamonds until St.L11 111110 as East elects to trump in. • score for bidding and making four spadc3 is 620. The scuce for bidding and making live diamonds is ". It That 20 points is worth its weight g rt points. It is just the trifle in rubber bridge _______ art an odor to the breath. iu rruty give a particuilar fruity odor to the breath. the Splices impan odors to asking about a common breath by being asorbed mt. problem and one that is most the circulation and then per- Most soaldns and cleanings . with Apsg *%O,:.~ 2 A PUS Pass PS Opening leAJ - K a Pisa not. the mouth should be cleansed Sooth Pass I & Pass 4A I0 have all their teeth that means an unpleasantodorto the breath ~ - ftT,l, call for does the w!xile job. I feel not ha'e bad breath Bre4th j - •Q98642 soaking them as some products whether 4' V ____ _ __% . . ~ - __ _!~_ I~ 7 __ - - (.,. - . a ____ I I 1, 110 -- - \, -.**. 'a I I If OuT C9 i4ERE Ikowtherearemanycauses for it other than teeth, but so _--limmommid ected and ' too embarrassed to ask. With people who wear denvapors from the bloc'l stream lures as we do, I do not feel that into the exhaled air. Ibis Is the just brwhing the dentures or basis for the breath test for ~_ I i,_~ _N I BuTLE.AVET54E) LL'JAN'NS - it - ! BUMSTEAD.. - Wt three top breath. BOSS.! -• lwocIuhtricksanisniits 5 to a heart or diamond. South 107 r'71 fT2-- - Nation's . followed. _______________________ On 41 Ir . . - . U (P%% il I) and I .'s1L' i 'i - 1 1 -4, - -TV ~~5] __ DEAR DR. LAMB- Would you do us, and many other people wi th the same problem, a service by writing about bad . - izr~_ _-I . ~- ff-m- . - Is C omplaint - - - - -_ - __ t- I I . !, 5,, - 11 , be :7 ___________________________ ——— ('c' I i - - I __ 64 I _______ buffie i--;kL&i NORTH lii 5 -•_ - 3.9 1 I" t2 -, I _ I — 55 ((4 '4" ' •'i) ?'- /t, it.'.' I __ 54 Breath ' V -\ - 47 53 _________ Illie coming year should be an might turn out to be profitable. Chance has a stake in today's active and interesting one. It's lik,:iy you'll be much on the go. affairs. You may be able to take setne SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) of the short trips you've bee~ Make any WLr today labors of putting off. a , I 'I ,"i I Z1 I \ WAI / / - 'U - --I 36 _r I 63 I _j_ - 62 '~ . - will Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents - VIRGO (Aug. 2:~,Scpt n, i You have more control over Partnership situations should today's events than you're apt, prove lucky today. Things you to give yourself credit to. 1 t have been able to Think opti mistically, act accomplish alone can be done positively. In 3M vo Ii -t LIBRAScpt 3) March6 1976 I I 24 'A' , , - 124 - ____ 0 45 46 I 50 51 ) %_ le E I 1 ._39 I 11111111111111111111111 37 v MY /~ - - Z0 21 35 n.~ . I\ "_:~;D BE 17 19 34 Ift I - - 1. .5 - 11 ", 'R ,_ I 11 . I LEO (July have a very strong influence ncws toiday you've been hoping over your peers today, perhaps for regarding a matter afmore than you'll realim. Yniur fecting v 0ur material security. —"/ ~ ,-..% \ 11112V -. -,.-, - - . -I . . -- _. I AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) 22) You You may receive some good It I- . 68th Year, No. 169-Sunday, March 7, 1976 -4 developing that you're unaware i1 9 10 Me DF65ND THE i,-,,,, , TAIS GET-WELL TwEIR P.Ekl;z-r nckflsme 60 Single thing 16 by Larry Lewis :'%~ 6"CN`EqNEiD ASCJ- -,4-= CCi_ '_=r:_='5 CO,%iMITTEE : / CONTACTED , 59 Lad's I 18 lot m) 53 Grafted fhet ) 54 Cut of ineril 55 Musw.&I syllable Ipl) J2 Space 3aIIeatla e Precious ones of Merit tab 49 50 essi~ metal 31 Lubricates . I CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - Prat' er'ng 15 _ - 29 -Stravinsky. Russian 567 8 I ~ __ - - - Denmark (var) Got up 51 Distant (comb 27 Native 01 3 Maid's name 4 Dynamite user 5 Card game 6 Be"ing to 7 Hops' kiln " 11, I - -4 ____ I mineral 26 Particle bread 19 Boy's name ii Meadow J -rn , mne& ' 25 Cty:a1ne I pocms 2 Breakfast 35 Leg joint 40 Aluminum silicate Ivar I __ I - k-~f~N r _ . Dec. facts are revealed. 21) You should get more of TAURUS (April 20-May 20) kick today out of doing t might be something for others than you Something helpful to you in business or will by just serving your own career could be b-ought up at a interests. social gather today It Ifl1Y CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan. ld in confidence. Put )OUT fine management GESIINI (Stay 21-July fl) 39) talents to work today where Conditions in general should be concerned. quite favorable for you today. Something rewarding could 48 Coral islan ds DOWN 34 Negf ito 15 To ask (Latin) ,16 Engage 37 Blow on head ~ ( 011 67 Hall- ems '8 Redact 30 Combustible - ,-.\ 1~ ip " TAKE TH ' ' of. , ~ L I--I IlibN i - M asculi ne 25 Demen ted by A rt Sonsom - 9 Lower : 24 tn w THE BORN LOSER — :: 1) I today. Others will toot your moment. horn for you later on, when the SAGITTARIUS (Nov. rnet 9 London gaflery 10 Verbal ii Bad beaks Tellurium (symbol) Ap iece EDITION 0 ARIES (March 21-Aprfl 19) love. Set aside your other mundane chores for the 15 Shade tree conjunction 16 Large artery C? Vume fib) 17 Label 63 Italian city is P1ifOw bOifdS 64 Aunt(Sp) -I % 44i I' .r, J95 52 Reline ore 56 Before 51 Above (2 *dS I — I I SUNDAY 04 47 School vqn church 13 Wingless insect L1 - HOROSCOPE J 43 Macuhrie quartz) - Answer to Minerals 1 - .1 j~? .ii2~ adequat e. The odor that 14! -, .26LI11 " THE ST0QY IS ABWT A ' PRISONER WHO ESCAPES I ( NO GET JUWEAD,W0VLD 'PtJLI KE AQ.E WITH OUR LI - - THEA1REGR. - I MEAN wr. HAVE A PAIZT IN CXJIZ LATEST wmni I ____ IN THE ______ --_ _?~_ , _____ CELL 3 A- . I / L' .D -/< _____________ ________- - ______ ______ - -c \ - FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves ___ _ _, - , - - 9 !_!~ H H&79@HL%L URRNY THEN GIVE MY ______ ---P . I 1GL11"J_ - --!'I!-3F=___7_T __ - 01: 1 - Her _____ I ~ f, ~ ALL You - ____- - IleraldSt.aflVirlt.'r flavorful mouthwash or chewing a mint People who have bad breath ) fl that splits the dutici of the I. orial, 1 Page (Sec Edit "' 11,1/k /jj/% (nI/M? .1 i til \ hi n- ' ¶Mr4.;L -taP- , / r "For someone ma oring in soclology I'd cerlainl~ think he'd be a lot more sociable, wouldn't you," I ~aL - 1111111111111111 to t - __ L-i-200- a wEr _- . AML~ ~~ by T K Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS .1 71. -- " F— - VL) COO)(IN&, L-IMPIP uZ5AgP - - -1 ' KIrTVC<Y MW. C AT . I __________ I '% i - I I I . ~ I 01 5 WX 16<61 ER __- '/biSt.6T I1 4. I /M I ~ m -.... _______ — '-=--- --- - _________ - it r # y - : A _ icza I .i T . I ip, 5 OF -R 7j) / I ,~ . i~ ( I . -, W MAW 4iw 11 / ~~. I 1 0 j ~J i jt , 700Ii7JA ' LIPtI 141 7) 1! 11~ fly jrj2 c1 a'i aeiR.5 au;' y(X,/p r 11\ I 11 4 I - - / ~ I I II c4,My7'-T t r ! , 1,; , I ~ f' N6n'Ar 'A 51 If V/ITh.A , .. 6OOPOs- r' / 111 OCOOLVA MMEKNY ir) 77E 00"I /145 _Vl~ .I ; __ i !_ 1 I '!'- ~~ , - 6 -_ _F .-~-- / , I 1 ~bL" __~, ir -- elected and known as the Clerk of the Circuit Court and the , . The comptroller would be office, wh ich is basically the accounting functions of the $18 out the comptroller a '1 v '' I'UI 1 I .L I i I. JO - currently sese under Continued On Page 3-A) % - - .. r ivers I ITI i 1. i er I I f~ /.\- ` )&%-ii i :_~%_ ! _~ - troversial comptroller bill and the water management bill - - - 1 k ns , candidate, howeer For In- 11' , Beckwith has charged it if ap. f" I SJ There is more to the voting than V_ - • 1' The authority of the St li hn District extends upstream only Com. who should be President. Robert Shevin supports it. Board of County the Seminole-Breard fund as far as They'll also be asked to sote The amendment would missiciners for a tow- year term county line The rtcr s concurrentwiththeClerkofthe on a pro.,'osed amendment to ) (e F.dltorinl Page 4-A) heathaters are still under the for Florida's constitution that Circuit Court and be subject control of the Central WA removal by the goard as would fund water management three new water management Southern Florida Flood Control County Commis.floners for programs through a new ad districts set up by Florid. Distr ict --(lulling the cause andkhnor as County valorem Comptroller?" The wording on the Resources Act, which put the A full-blown controversy has referendum ha s been state's rivers under the control rams. sprung up concerning the bill. It questioneirl by some legislators, of regional boards with natural Authority over the headbegan last year when the to maintain that the phrase boundaries drawn alont river wat ers was scheduled to be legislaturepas,sedthemeasure, '(orwaterm,nagenwnV'could basin Ifns One of the new tnnferrcd hst Jul but has subject to approval by voters. refer to other agencies besides districts is the St. Johm Water been delayed. St. Jotins District Creation of a comptroller was the water management district Maragement District, which staffers sa% it probably ill be suggested by Man'igeinent %cnid control Florida's lo"tgest delayei again if 1utda' But, despite te te1tfl1eli1 riur throughout its run from referendum f a lls Consultant E H Undenood as a method of streamling county problems, support for the Indian River County marshland I fie proposed amendment proposed amendment is would allow four (.1 the state's among widespread portod the conc,L five water management politicians and fishermen alike, the first in the United States to the state legislature by State pize that water (Im not Rep. Bob Hattaway. respect political ~otindarles in valuation. The NorFrom the start, Circuit Court weekend afternoons on the its rush to the sea -established -I thwest Florida District river. And even though -' ,.I L,,.,,i,,n U.pIA e - -I PW - --0,0 0~ K_ _ 7a I L,_-_ - - ____ 1 -1it'44 P Readers, all precincts in Seminole Count) are listed on Page8-A and the same page ,- Seminole County voters have challenge of the referendwn before it really got started. We -eferendums. For the con- I. other to be appointed by te more to decide Tuesday than cuection Attorney General f'1I ' - - A Shall the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court be divided Into two offices, one to be I ficer of the Presidential prelereuce - 2 - On the other side. the board appointed and subject to sanie guidelines state ettiployes The question as it appears n II -"f F''&_ the comptroller. Ic,r a valid reason such as Beckwith is an elected of- misfeasance or malfeasance I ty Cc.mptroller. professional to handle the However, board members point % . the accounting and recording county goerrunint Clerk of the Ctrc-wt Court and Ieelsthetlmehascometohirea remo%a1 by the board ' ) 1) mailing Address your letter to on a person isn't because the me in care of this newspaper, retained alcohol around teeth surfaces or tongue, but P.O. Box 1551, Ra4o City rather the esaping alcohol . __________________ asked to approvee or veto a bill I J- Chronically Infected sinuses should have a good dental withalrbeingckawnmthrcagh checkup If that's not the the nasal passages and problem they should have an breathed hack out Imnarts an esaluationoftheslnusesandan unlea.sant odor to the breath examination for bask body Beyond the mouth and nose, disturbances For Informatlonon how your the lungs may cause bad ~. 11 1_ 1r, Un 'rues(lay, voters will be functions related to the board to patted to the brath. The close a long, stamped, selffor alcoholic br eath that you smell addressed envelope " I: Infected tonsils and Wections blood stream itself are un- Keeping Your Lungs Fit / ' chemistry by swishlng around a - . 1 Today ______ II i,II breath. As air is exchanged in lungs work send 50 cent.s for the lungs, bad odors from the The Health lAtter, nu.mber 2-5. M d1 - satisfactory for this puJpose tibuted to mouth odors. A f) 11A S u around the throat are con- / ;f. ..' I yoi. are brushing your teeth of You can't clean the blood -J nole To Eye Comptroller Bill -7 ) dentures but from the mouth wash of any type isn't goLng to cavity. A grossly neglected wIve the problem. The same ci- those area Is the tongue Brush the can same time pleasing mints that you speak surface of it at thre Ordinary dentrifice is quite stream and alter the body _____ I ., _____ 0 - IF, 5, voti :4 C41AMS" WANT ME,To t PEALIZE HE I PLAY THE GOnE I ' A 1 " ; CLOTHES TO TAKE HIS PLAZE PLAY! ) , M L PH.LOWSIPJ1OSOMEOtO PERFEC'UTO IT 1? NO-THE DUMMY ! 1i 4' ç- 1 -f - -_ 11 foHow the progress of. the ' I, I .- I .. ---=-'-' ' _0 * J / ' I " -. I-0- ~_ ~-- __ --- - - . I : . I / N ) . - - reports of results ., , . T~1 . ~ 4 . I as filter In through the medial. Also see th e editorials on Page 4-A I . _. , . ,0_1 ~:; N I" .~ 1, -. f k - - .. j / - . . 4-C Crogs%ord . Editorial . 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CAN BonelessB..( (3 tb or More) 59c 1vXf,-1J 1`04~.-11 C ____ 49-oz. __ STRAWBERRIES ROUND STEAK 4 1 - 1111 HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA 'r - Iud.ny (.;Jwrofr~ FULL CUT II ROUND OR TOP c EARS k 2 - $ I.B. t 39 THRIFTY MAID 5rçl MaIy 3 thi. Average. Porl Spareribs I . ,- . . . . . _____ ORANGES OR / - $5 00 or m.1?r C 1.1"; C f F THRIFTY MAID _____________________________ CARROTS OR CUT CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL GREEN CORN putchate 16-ox. CANS $1 5 COOKED - .r D---- FISH STICKS LB . -T Rice ......3 i ) / b-" (v'\ BEANS TfI AT,%re . ' BAG BMunschweiger 89c___ _________________________ confercncehehalmadehisdecLsionbecauseafterhlsseenth place -finish in Tuesdays M.issachusetts primar) election, "our campaign treasury is depleted" But he said he would "contint}X153Ue5 that oe0 concern American HARVEST FRESH VINE RIPE $119 Buy One and Get On, Fr... Rflk 49c 6-oz. CANS 1 16-07. , I.*)- ,II. Al/ 7 9c ________________________ , 10 VV 1~ -- ONIONS Bayh had met for more than shy lPJuIa VTCIMkVa&Jdy - - k, C LB BAG ', W= . . . It 77• Dr i:0 iNt .' — __ = = ---i .. '.' .. - , ''*= ~~ - .. ---- -:----- . E --- . . --.- -. _ Nww I ____ \,dscachusetts and crrnont Reaganwasnotontheba llottn c'r1flnt. In Washington Ford cam paign aides said the President hasnoplansto ',isit Florida before Tuesday's election. Financing Elections s. .r' I two Th epres enUenjea rbringsscialproWemsto flWd ervisor of Elections Carnilla Bruce - $9,617 worth, to be i_ 2. z ~_ __ __ --- . - ___ • =T- - -... 0 0. ,N1, I i C STALK ____ ASTOR ;; THRIFTY MAID FRUIT W.D BRAND U.S. CHOICE BONElESS IN PUI DELMONICO STEAKS COCKTAIL S759 4 .........., .-' I%*.- __ ____ ; APPLE SAUCE -— ~`"..,"C.0 t "o __ ____ — 1 — HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA GREEN /, 1, 4 /I/,/~ / . 4 . _- J I~IVM7_ -14 - ,-----., %N d M ..rI . 4 -. $ 00 1 i. - -- __ ite renewal cards. She said tier staff was required to look after sachusetts election, and Gov, "millions" of cards that came back with a change of address. _• go =q~__7~ZEZS__- - - - _-i - - ••;- ;-.:;. - • - - - - • Courtesy i•ø rut.t. n I ng cy irpyippri*ii .k, .onuipa 'nnfiu,i. Fiw P.ioctc LB. - - U,,r,L,, 1 . ~1` 5 a.. w - . w Years In Prison 4 - -- , • - L .- 1 .4 .1 - - - -••- - 1T7'F- ?1i - - i. - - -- ------• - -• - • rj7 - -- • - • - . - - - rW7_ r 1. ~ ~ P&~7~_ ~~IVLO~4 AfI , w , % 'i --. ~, c-- - ... . ~JWT-;!, v4 I 'iA '.tJ ' I I - ~:. --&, - ~ I - .~Z.'.rj tyz-4 ~,V- A&A _'" ,--'-.~ _0 r1 -- - -_* U.p' ..&III .-'-i _ tq-I. s, .AI~12_-,` i.v-~;-:-_ - .- :, -&- ~ 1 I ; , 4 ~ 4 , 0 z 'I ,- -. e -, tv- i I- - - — _' . - F" 4 c-!,.A I.- I A *4~1 " * I oa a v -4 ' Around The Clock ai prison pILLS 10 years probation tLxla) for the 12 shotgun Ca lendar Comks slaying of his ex wIfe 47 year-old Laura Mae Harden Cross w ord harden, had been con,cted of second-degree murder in - --- - _~ _~ ~ Ben Harden Jr. of Sanford was sentenced to live yem in - -- - - - S W +iin4gg1s --- _ ~ :il 'vstir$.av hsi*in - -- ~~ =.--.-_I ~ _'r -M. . F__ 5- - - 1______ - - ,__ - .-1 I -~~_-,_~~~~ - _ .- ".. - _ -- Ok'd routes., such as those along busy in situations here a conflict lake Brantley High School be - ;kri. - - -•--:- - • o bus stop. I I -- I • - .. - Tentative Approval Granted I th '-' -, •• - ,-. IN - . -. - -• - -- - __________ ThreememberiofSeinlnolelflgb&bool'sgjrtgsc tutowlesfor victM _siidftmt have helped be cause SItS beat Faim Coast 15-3. The girls are (from left): Cindy Goofion, Debbie 'mater and Frances Boyd. TRIPLE PLAY • ON THE BENCH . - 4 .i - t V . - - ~. I ______ - - — — I It • . -.- ___._-__~ __ state Wednesday, lie declared, uut-v-tiy U• _II -_ ___ ~~___1 .__ ~~ ~ . - • Washington. winner of the Mas AK- 7 '," 'Y" -~~,__ _ -=--- - _~ _0 -- - .- _- ~ - 'i ' A niss1 TI statement foll on and campaign aides in Washington, Jackson wouldn't say who was given tentative approval county municipal busing without an on-site however, of M - enough overtime m(mey to cover the March 9 then flew to New York for WI would get the b'ggcst share of Wednesday night by the au thorities, school staff and re vi ew being condu cted to the schools superi teni eat presidential preference pprimary eletion Scho ol Board, advisory members Florida's 81 Democratic nationSeminole County other meeting with supporters ,. If an area 'c s marked The board directed Schoola ,,e nuIMo ns are i• w ,take , o ge,t , e s,. which ntiihtirj,$ i(c i. This cnrnrnittp' will review irmn-n 4n ,.,fØ. riftnc '4 "vetIn deI'. -. ' there He planned to return to rw4 .i ,. -. P. P t-"- th . IV -. -..... . - .4 -I WIltisrn orUi or requests sne t 61"66 vertisement told re porte rs in Tampa, 'I wasmngton a!tr the news data collected during an on-site the year, it will be examined by out an administrative order petition the commission for. inspection of proposed courtesy procedures to determine if that only school principals be ference to spend the day in his At Tuesday's mee ti ng Commission Chairman Mike lint the only candidate to beat The policy, rese ted b busing zones. It will mpah-c - courtesy busing should be authorized to suspend students George Wallace. Gov Of f,te. . Carter taway questioned whether Mrs. Bruce has considered allowing Carmen W. ll. spokesman for recommendation to the continued. has met turn three times and .LIIV I.. Ronald Reagan. President h.UIhII.?VL 54 UUII WIIV Ill UCU.. UI from school. Iavei was als ,... ,.. . Ub55 w11t. • U55) VYJUC UVI5ury superintendeist to either . li Ford' the area should disqualify tLstructed to examine an ap. s challenger for the Re 'If we had sufficient time to allow compensation time we was defeated three tunes Committee's busing corn Jackson apparently referred provide or refuse courtesy for courtesy busing, the service parent breakdown in com. publican nomination, was headwouldn't need overtime," she responded today. mittee, requires that the school busing. to the , Massachusetts election ed for Florida today to step up will be discontinued after munications between school Mrs. Brece went on to say she doesn't know "what thk uperintendent establish a his own campaign ey and part', caucuses in Mt Each area will be reiewed proper notification of school authorities and Ii.arents relating commission thinks we do If they would Just sit and listen, th safety co mmittee to determine sissippi and Sou th Carolina to discipline problems In school. Florida 's primary is the first ouldkisow But they don't want tocome to theof fi ce" hazqrdous conditions for annually to establish whether and parents major test in the South for AlaShe programmed 300 hours of overtime for her staff. That ansporting students within continued cnurtesy busing is Any changes in courtesy ilo action was promlAed by bama Go (øh.orge W.sllace and figure she said , is txised on estimates from the las year In ss hich (1 citi es e neay, co nceded two miles of the school or required The school hoard will busing must recei ve school the request of a parent, Cmdr. he underestimated Jackson in Within nnP.nnrI.n.h,2Ir mil e di,lor inp Whiph rnitipit, hab hirturri a r i-ni T1k h- A I" ILA I 1~_ Vi 61% ex-Georgia Gov. Jinunv Carter t-res;dential elections were held — four vears "o Sen. Henry M. Jackson of One tim-corisuming effort which causes extra work are between the home and nearest reviewed on-site - some also act as an "appeal board" suspensions against his son at 1`11111 LETTUCE I I, _~. - _. - ___ ~_----, - 1 - VI N% 16-ox. Vegetables bi I Z - to the - HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA HEAD ~ =--- -, - I U U Z ,I - - - 00' nc . % _____ • point for Florida's primary. At a ci -- A j i IL-A Wallace-Carter race is the focal W&UI - -. ______________________ • ' ~~i9~-- I __ - M, 0 f 7"IN 1, /I/, 11/0 010 ii SWEET Thrtt I ___ - / ' 1 c. 4. - ,/ I ~__ - I m; - county mffuriission only allowed year's contingency fund. "In an election )tar, you just can't operate without o%er- .- - - .; . "..4, ( - _. :, -- . ~~ .`~ I I I I - Amon" Democrats Jai.,vfl has rejected the notion that the . 11~ _- W, r_` - - - - . ' fist•uetatton'ew Hamp- * * * * V1 .-r-W. - -. .. -7 - . . *! _1_7__~~Yo shire primary, then overwhelmed the challenger in carididates I 4I - - cniciat particularl) (or Rea gan Both lord and the former California governor all but ig. noted Massachusetts last week and the ;•-, - _ . r.---- Race If .- -._____ . --- U.in ~-- Z/ __ - .-:,-~. -..... .. . 0.0 .. _~ - ..I .. .-. - _. R And. Bedsole says the first step toward securing a paying Joti is to learn the language. Then other federally funded programs take over and try and teach skills that will enable a person to compete in the economic marketplace. Both Ellis and Hattaway said grant m,)rey other than the $162,000 went, also, tv South Carolina Of ._~____ .- V '-!~ ft mission meeting with Bedsok. Eve ryone was enthused about the grant. One of the most difficult problems a non -English speaking person faces is the difficulty in getting a Job because of communication problems. .'.,.•.-'- I 0 Pep.ccn Pizza •...... I.B. i iI C17Y \ - I - 99c tune 9 HARVEST FRESH JUMBO CHEESE SPREAD MCIQ -:- _. • PALMETTO FARM PIMENTO 1-LB. CUP - " I -- - . was - :,•,-,.. - Alongwlthher$9,619esti.mateofovertlxnedollarsitwilltaie to another candidate. lie said to run her office this 'ear, ) Mrs Bruce has an added problem p. he urging his hackers to ) HARVEST FRESH YELLOW U CANS ,- He did not throw hi' support O,,orr Pr,h or T u rbot r'_t. 'U-_ f 121 *u!,el) The program was to be administered by Seminole Community College and the grant was applied for through thc county's Comprehensive Education and Training Act (CETA) program. it seern. to inc they tlabor officials) could have spread the money around a little" Commission Chairman Michael ilattaway said. Ellis said he was unaware of any specific reason why all the money was a"a rded to South Carolina. The grant was applied for months ago by Jim Bedsole, CETA director. At that time SCC officials appeared at a county corn- ive toward kioria's,sarch 9 overwheimngly four years a go' primary eliI -11th .401 per cria ul' !he v . Bayh told a New York news The qOP race Li considered I.S. THRIFTY MAID UN LINK SAUSAGE Z HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA __`%11-L TOMATOES - BUY ONE. . GET ONE FREE BATH iRE AItFAST 8-oz. ______ ______ . - -?" I_-. -~ - - 7 - -, - I ~ B The Associated Press Milton Shapp of Penns)l%anla Indiana Sec Birch Bah sus are runni ng thrre, t oo pended his active campaign for The ballot lists a dozen the Democratic presidential Democrats but only the four -- rjir . — Ba h Dro s Out $269 — WESTERN CORN FED FULL IL4 PORK LOIN SLICED INTO lI S., 4a s i Ill T.. 1-1 = Z C 'ni*h 0a'e .. . . . c,% Others Focus On Florida LEMONS \*,~, i - -- WINN DIXIE STORES, INC. C OPYRIGHT - 1976 Hens .- By ED l'ItICK Eli Herald Staff Writer Bypassing Florida and SmLnole County, the U.S. Department of Labor has awarded $162,000 grant to South Carolina, Bob Ellis said today. Ellis, acting administrative assistant to the county commission, said he was disappointed Seminole lost the entire award, which would have been Used to teach English to persons whore mother tongue is any language other than English. Since the Disney boom, more and more Spanish-speaking persons have moved to Seminoic County. Quantity Rights Reserve c4 C T1% . . - ___ HARVEST FRESH I j '. \ MI — d4• 9 9 DETERGENT Jurettr - " , V" fv(~\\\ . \\\') \..\ \% 0~ %,`I V%` V.%N' , tau, 59c OR MORE Loses $162000 wwrnnf __ -. — "We mean drill," revonded the Tuskawilla tcadws. r , -- I *%w~ .~ ~ f(%QII / . - OF, r,, ASTOR "Ij 5-LBS. The Tuskawilla staff and principal, Owen R. MrCaffon, feel the CTBS Is the single most effective tool available to use for these "Hist1ca1ly" in terjected School Supt. W illiam P. Layer, purposes. Seminole County has been high In concept, t Tuskawlila studen ts are tested in September, a nd retested In putatlon." Apr il. The CTBS is being •jj In the school to evaluate strengtt and Analysis oi the resul ts identifies areas of concern and evaluates diagnose weaknesses. The prescription to overcome canprogress frorn the prcvioua year. Teathers then work out speclflc pJtational weaknesses, Is ciril. pians to remed y the problem areas. And drill has apparently been strong medicine. Bcause not ( of the specific plaits was Luctmcentrate the basic skills ( Continued On rje 2-A) V HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA YELLOW "~l BRAND HANDI.PAK PURE Coun 66 89 mmamzmmmmm~~-- I ,ounty i 4 HALF GAL. •i I. W.D educational program. c y Also, through the guidance departmcnt, individual students are of compu ta tion, rather than on more advance concepts. advised as to the meaning of th e test resul ts and how im. "In o ther words," commented school board member Allan provements can be made. Keeth, "you mean dr ill." ICE ' CREAM .- 6 I ws.cHÔIcE LB. 99 Test of Basic Ski lls CTBS) is u ti lized at Tuskawilla as a tool to provide students wi th a carefully planned, meaningf ul The pendulum swings: in recen! years, Seminole County Test results achieved by the local students over the past two inatbematica tudents ha ve been strong In concep ts, but weak ill school years were illustrated graphically in comparison to ccrnputatlon. Now It seems, th ey wi ll go beck to drilling the basics national reference grouy. . .. .of addition and subtraction, multip li cation and di vision. This comparison is Int erest ing, but is not the ma in purpose of This Information, which th e Serrilnole County School Board the testing, the school board was advised. regards as hearten ing, was a by-produ ct of -an instructional Rather, th e CThS is used f or diagnosti c purposes. First, it is presen ta tionmadeatwynight'swhooirdmee gby used to eval ua te Ui stzeng ths and weaknesses of the entire teachers at Tuskawilla Middle School. student body in or der to determin e what areas need special atThe presentation was designed to show how the Comprehensive untion. tJPEr.BRAND ALL FLAVORS SHERBET OR - SMOKED HAMS ".-••.' By JEAN PAITESON Herald Staff Writer oungsters C _ 51 2c III 11 em ino * I e S '6 _____________ MUSHROOMS OOc CAN REMERRIE It' s Back To Basics For 99c HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA 10-01. LB. LB. BAG 10 I C . POTATOES COFFEE '0 MAYONNAISE BEER ASTOR ft Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents HARVEST FRESH U. S. No. 1 VENT VU WHITE I r...P lo, I hot 11, No. 167-Thursday, Marcn 4, 1976 Year, Editorial • L , 4-B 4-B 4-A - M . '~,:~' ` R - 11 - SAVE W - .- /1/1 =-. - --r- .------ i • i.. .- ..•• . -- - - __ r .• L- - • . - •. • T ~ I1 r if1 i\ I ( -ML~ I ' - -=&::: _____ F I RST ST. LI C ~_, - .1 t _ - amlift,.F .1 W - . - . ___ __ ~ - _____ - • 4 amw~iii Is , M, - - — rl~ hIll - 8 EEF PEO COME AND GET IT - I -=i::- :311::— - - - - ~ .- ____ ____ - - - , It for Harde n Women be at the start of the proceeding today. J . I - Dt4 .. r to $ p.m., with munlcalcntertatniflttiton b i".tf torn the e111usea "-' ndbla s erw1uiun. 1(~A - - - ---- - •. - ~ - .V~ nesays Partly cloudy and coutlnuul ~ - ._.Z ~ - -~ .- ~~t Z~ - ___ __ _______________________. - - - - - - CEOttrftom 8: xupper Satw-43y are ifrom I.-It): I1&rW Rhodes, PrcJ-ect tap for the afternoon hours ard au old-failItIoDed BicEntennW Itarden teitified he 3W in self.-Jefense when he thought his m.p.h. Increas!ng FTlday. Rain 5 p.m. Tickets ar $1.50 and prucmdo are used to help ex-wile was reaching for a pistol in her clothing. Authorities said probability 20 per cent today. at auction fund scholarships. underprivileged children and to no pistol was found at the slaying scene. Details anI tides on Page $-4. .---= - - --- Southcatto south wibdslOtol$ — -- =- — 1 --- mostly in tim m1d 110s aad lows tonight in the how to mid SOs. ('ettng thirp rtsdy for the Kiwanis Club's anwal Chairman Fred Wilson, Pubflclty Chairman Jack Rathmdll and President Phil Roche. Pancakes will be sirved at Sanford's Chic • 1B At his trial Harden testified that his es stfe tried to shoot him through Friday A slight with a shotgun inside their house and he took the weapon from chance of afternoon ecuIng Liundershowers Highs her The dead woman's relatives te0lied they uw Harden chase - -' warm - - - I.----. -• party to the negotiations and to!d Harden what W sentence would 1()w 60. I ________ sentence lB 5-A Obituaries and Assistant State Atty Claude Van Hook Judge IIos-emann was - ______ - The sentence was in accord with negotiations between Brock _______________ I'll , _ ~ .T(xia) Judge Hosemann meted the split - iloroscopi. II Ual . the couple's IMA SfulbeM Ave., Sanford, residence with the lury, TeleoiI . L , _\ _ a , %"" - the motion. menewtrlaltiadbeengrantedonthegroundsthatCtrcult Judge A.J.HosernanJr.errcdbynotgoingtotheslaylng.sCeI'e, drc MIL ' $ - .5l/tt • - - ___________________________ - �_ - _________ 11 .-_- ___ - -_ nm. -_ ____ 2A-EvenngHera'd, Sanford, Fl.Thursday. March . ift - - - —_ -_- - ~:~- . . ,~ . AM I 7 I - -. ---- - - U - - - c i- ......-. - - were searching ho held an A ction Reports * __ " Police Bea i _______ tounonte Spr ings apartrnt.rn urance Avenue north ol Si-gi when a resisting an officer without demanded money. Deputy C.M. lirmilton reported the armed man fled on foot d I But I thirk Bond picking up a I was Shapp won one delegate held without Massachusetts. bond on a parole vioiation charge and Virgil O'Dell juiCY, 20, of 1820 Mul be rry Ave., 1A p ''' in II records r,ia', IJ I '" - Lockheed Aircraft Corp., Pendant Mlsstng jarred by a yoff scandal involving foreign officials, has undergone a major corporate shakeup that puts international operations under control uf the home office - ~_ ~_ I - __ __ - . includes retirement of three senior executives Among the retirements announced Wednesday was that and as tne Of John W. Clutter, 64, a Lockheed employe for 37 years who headed the giant nerwipace firm's F ern Water and Sewer Corp, It was gibe the county complete announced at tins week's jurisdiction, it would have to be meeting of the Winter Springs de-annexed and for the city to , ' retirement -and the two others -were connected with . . 1AJ _ ~ disc1osires that the troubled firm had paid officials of foreign gorverrments to ensure.,Ales of its allwaft. The hearing will be the Ambassador Diplomat metropolitan areas are still experiencing recession-level Unemployment rates dpzpite an improving national job picture. _ 1"~ .-'! out of line we might have to b Piland instructed Govoruhk on iop, with lime yellow, to New so warned of heavy the county within the city. jcuuauveruiepunwnoi not Ut chool S i advised the only way this could un tirn' tuut my mnn Head Board :a'—ç'i ~W~KtcWMAW - O-OUDWICH SHOP &I I DELICATES~EN, Satur ~ 32 from the week ending Feb. 21st. II £ I Miniature $1*43 1/2 Lb. • .11g.!. . $1.20 1/2 1b. - -:Zwm- ~; _- - VAUGHAN OF VIRGINIA Head Board All Wood Contemporary Double Dmsser - Mirror 4 Drawer Chest - Night Stand SAVE $266 Rg $333 - Reg. $729 Supplies of other vegeti'ble.c from Central VELVET ROCKER I shipped last week was 44 spring croo of leafy items (Endive-Escarole Mixed types of Lethice) are ei- CARROTS - Volume - PwrsdayMa'ch4,1916--VoI Fresh BakeEX RXO A Pumurnicklit I Florida that The stuay recon1rnenuu ui than doubled since 1972, a road worn roads before they dde- for the state DOT, agreed. Ch iro practi - Florida cumpared to the $80.2 formed after a furor not enough resurfacing was county highway departments half the erupted students 'There should be an incsti said Wednesday the panel dr, )pped the idea after Cre&v gation to see if some of the said raises would "create an economic situation In sriall programs should be con- your spending program that the revenue's not going to be v to meet" tinued or whether they should 4 Ar, one 20 in *IOILSC3 -MIL-p-ml . = ------ away frutim %, ._ 4~ c QnlonRolls.Hard°llt3 I - , t FULL SIZE H I DE-A-BEDS Castors for easy moving - 6" cushions T.V. Headrest - Herculon Fabric Mint Green Gold Plaids __ *11. 2 Pc. Living Room Suites Herculon Fabrics BASSETT- Only Reg. $369 Sofa - Love Seat ". Za ALL LAMPS jq 0A ' $ a 1 c.cod Class Ppstaqr Pad i i 3650 $ Ivk's Magnolia ranch Fine Food ImprIvM Magnolia iiMail -201 • l's • Sanfor d* ' p r- No -_ ., -_ - - 09 !, - - p p ___________________________________ I i A.-w-' Ways and $279 .r _ - _., '------ $ - ,,, ' I.,, 1. 5 SEALY ULTRA GUARD $ Full Size Only Reg. $23T Sqt I set ( Friday k BEDDING AND - Larry Monroe, Associate ________ ____ ___ - -_ -_ -_ -. - - _- w... as itt "' I -- I __________________ -_'- ____ ____ ' - . - . . - v- _i . 1. . - -1 __ - --- - - .- - - - •ecrIcay reversib le motor. 0 Built-in thermostat. • --A"' • -- N -- - _.~-~A.1. , ____ . -- '- ___ , Green enamal cabinet with ___________ ___ ___ ,-. pf% - . -. : -. 7~ ___ - - U WASHINGTO government is acting to raise the milk price supports it pays N e Super Firm Supreme "1llow airs on sale. .,. - $ - - \ A6 u- . consumer dairy costs probably portsformllkusedintheman 1 /'0 . -6 t~$ son u a # Queen reg n el rs ___ __ 650ea SaIe2forlO88 pair, every size is on sth !T_ &gl z~x ;, rz-o' et~i , -_:~--x - - t~~-~ ;F:~ -- 7 --- UW__ ~ _~Ai r d ?l'$"C . .V A . . ~4 ;~,. ,--f~- _t .Z--*--1l W - I ~ i-:_, I 6 7 ____ Z.J,~. ~ -%;_ ~ N 6j-1- -~;%;~,-N,:- ~ ..:I" . i:N Ik ,~A ~~*jr,- - --~ - I _______ - ____ J:;. '-;.~= ___W ucts, USDt economists said. B s id the Increase is nec - essary to help offset fat-mers' 11N %"iA&iC1A& I- ! - a - - ... __ L___ __;7____1_. MAN"'P.-F-11, - 11 rising production costs adequate fie Added the supports would be I I JIM TRIPLETT I to maintain ! _. ! __ .- L--' - ceghuf ins -. - I--~ _-tz- -N ~T5~ f -,' I ' 1 I -A -_~.:__ r~~=_&,71, -47 21 I . _AP UM I - li't )~-flv-tfC,) ~'( - WNEP I b.cktothe.stmj;portle.el Allowing for 11.6 gallons of milk In each 100 pounds th e about 3.6 crease is equal ce'flspergallonocnearlylcent .; offer _%k .- -- -1, V A`~1_1%i S:t~_!,-,A. ~~Z I-' --- ~ Z.,A t- _ - -~.---- ~_ - _~J. 0 ~_ decline in consumer - %N , a i~ ' - . - . -41-4 . A", M~_ k - k__ Qul2o size Re 29995 i Quite We Sil o 249951 _____ FP C% 0%1 .% .-% ~ ~ - ,~,~ 47_ - ~D ,M ,'s - ~_ .1- : - 7' Vz 1 1 4114 "_. _- _- , ..., -_ I - .- . -_ - ~_~,--~~-44~i:,~-rz:~~Y~f ~Vl I' ;;~A. - -- ivn ~ _" .f .,~ i!1! -, -1 !L ,- '~::JT ,~, ,!~Z -1 .. , .i , - 0.I -_ ~'. i- .0, - . -M~- ~, `" ~A- - ~ 1, market prices. will rema in fairly' stable Agriculture Secretary Earl L. . tl,.&.- ..A III - .. . _. Chiropractic Matiress - . -1 I :- - - __._.___ ____ - - -- -_ -_ - -- 2M - - - - -- - - - __ FREL!ETUP OPEP4DAILY9. WED. 9, Noon 'CHARGE II' to Sanford Plaza Penney's" Open Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. __________________ to Ailfi'lits ma-1 •. itt '-- , FURNITURE ____________ ____________________________ pports buys surplus buttcr, cheese &-id l ed milk to bowt the prices Duo To The Death Of ffl m —-- ''N Kiag we Rsg. 379. When milk prices fall below the support level, the government 169 _-_- 1 _ _n_.-~. - - -~::P .91 M rice 'used i1nectcszr he su pply. c'?" support Sot - -i 1 To Rise utz 2201 S. FRENCH AVE. - __ major Kish Real Estate Twin 5' Poly MatIr, $ • ',, _________ _______________ u given ______ 4A.;~Ui~_-_-_ - -~ - 95 I I' the _____ ,.. - ' - 1771 ____ I --- 3. _1 - 61 Deluxe .--- EPA . I --- W- ______ __- - 4____- ____-___.-__, -__ 11~_ ~ _4~_ __.____ i~~L_:_W_ - -. DacronO polyester fiberfill 11 with - - . f1sw ng MAITIP11% 1 t_ I .0 C P , , ,;,.* VO4 toln WOW *" , ~-q to body CC^f0%.;rS -A I -7 -'-- per cent to $8.13 per 100 pounds . - - -_ ~ ..- W __ ufacture of butter, cheese and "the worst pomitile interpretation of potential danger for lung concerto th ose living on reclaimed phosphate land." ~. .._1 . - ,. na M'r C''t r. Vt - King; r -mg. 8 50 ea ... Sale 2 for 12.88 Mine ..- . . .~ - -I - _. -_ -- - -_ (Issa ziza Rat 26. tt people they want to live there and how many they are claims the Environmental Protection Agency has WHILE THEY UST "" nothing in here asking the people how _'11, ~1~ - 1~', -- _______ -' TAMPA (AP) - A Hillsborough County official 3 Pc Living Room nslte $ Chair _Reg_$429 - A - I ~ Plaids - Floral% - 6 Only SAVE $190 z "I 1 04; SAVE $130 6 Citizens Committee, said Wednesday he would ask the Cabinet Tuesday to call a refereroium on growth befor - - - - ME - - - • Agriculture economists say will aid farmers by stopping pos- neighbors, the head of a citizens group says William Keeser, president of the Greater Key West - . - 1- 1. Orig. 35 99 - __________ TAUAHASSEE (AP) -- Ficrida Keys residents I HOW ABOUT A 6 FT. PARTY SANDWICH FOP, YOUR NUT GET TOGETHER 0 - , ,.,r, TVIA: I .11i"."i; _ I farmers amoeDepartnientof Growth Referendum Asked . - - . -_ - 10 ~0 w,iite puasilc gnus. S -- 0 -_ - -0II - 95 , budci -,~ wii , - . - - ___6w-tr_) t-1,J -- . ~ jobs. s eed 3 and S - & A. : - U- ... f ,~,- window fan - AAIL .. I- - , i - in the state," should b. made -_ ww" -. I., 12 f I Firm or two Plante said. "That decision . . -. - ,...- - Scrutinized Budget universities at . • only be offered -- I A f tetonimendations. cost-of-living hung pay raises for state employes Sutxomrnntee chairman Herb Morgan, 1)-Tallahassee, - would create 12,419 ______ , e However, Plante said his panel wo uld make no specific were attracting as few as two ailable could a - ____ which would sharply restrict the numbers of their new - - - 1~ - , same graduate programs al. lie said there was no reason why the huge social-service agency had to h.ave 350 accountants, as sought in the . - _-_ -. U • 1 Dd Morrison should not ha ve been accepted because of the pasibility he could never be li. censed to practice. Crease has talked a House subcommittee out of annual I Mattres - though the programs at some such it resurfacing when the Florida State Law School admitted an ex-convict. TAIJAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Budget Director Joe should be given a chance to vote on development controls s8 _- -.n 1972, be rebuilt when that isn't condition. Ile longer we wait driving on resurfaced roads be. .2 A ~A the Florida Transportation necessary," said Edward the worse it is going to be." cause the smooth pavement r -11 * 'I t . - P 9 Bul'sdcrs Association said in a Chadbourne Jr. of Pensacola, Neuinan said one of the prob- would make driving easier and I I budget request for 1,182 admInistrative service positiorn. 399 Values To $73 Puoi.d Daily and $vdv,xcesitSaturdar and CsutttmaOav y Trip Sanford Herald, Sn., 300 N. Fr:ti ve., Sanford. Qkja AV MA;1 1;J Wida saint al, hl)Me 41011iytry - --- Ofl 4fL10AVF _ -- over a Rep. Earl Dixon, D-Jacksonville, said Wednesday that he would tell agency officiz~ today to slice by half their 16 Reg. $99 Set — 6-8 NO 167 The study said inadequate fund that highways were being wds that the State Department s, ~ared and that the same The five-year resurfacing allowed to deteriorate because of Transportation and city aad aniount of dollars could only do program the group called for Ile said that the committee was concerned lis t showing se eral schools offering th e hearings is now turning his attention to the agency's ad- HI Back Banana/Pineapple Pudding PARTY PLATTERS MADE TO ORDER ...OR 1_~__ - ___ of !crws of graduate admissions. Plante's committee was subcommittee members who voted for the $100 Read Board - Reg. $6" .. - .. $ 1() 9 ea. carlots up I load from the Pected in about 2 weeks. Eirning WmM q MATCH CLUB ROCKER Homemade Desserts Bread Pudding-Rice Pudding. are heavy. Trading acti%ity from Ow muck land around FOB $1.40 1/2 Lb. ` M GTHER, VEGETABLF.S I -. . Ing, the number of miles of poor couldsave $4.9 billion by resur- pace with resurfacing needs. $278.6 million nev-ds to be spent Jay Newman, a spokesman each year for reiurfacing in highways in Florida has more facing 38,170 miles of badl) chairman of the association. lemrs was that the price of as- reduce the nunber of acciPark, chaired a select corn- study Wednesday. Chadbourne said the problem phalt, an oil-based predict had dents. It said the main problem was mnittee which study the prub- demand, but we found admissions were being ha ndl ed cor rcttly " RehabIlitative Services official V 1429 ripe Dresser Mirror EARLY AMERICAN ROCKER Homemade Potato Salad - al3D first offerin,gs of the . minlstrative costs. Triple D. 5 Drawer Chest - Night Stand I ____________ '41,09000 - ter 'At no point in time have we ever entertained (lx? thought of being a party to adversary hearings the Cabinet lev el,"said a letter to Askew signed by the f ive chairman who BASSETT -1 6 , b film bags F.O.B. mostly $2.00 per crate 409 inr inve-qtigating the matter SiIVS. I Sen. Kenneth Plante, R-Win- cnairman saiu legislators would not appear as ar,trr M-.-,a- — said 1.ertain programs such - ww~ Salamis .V carlots .Supplies in and North Florida continue ~~ D" e:r .. Volume shipped from Texas last week declined to _._~; TEII AP TALLAHASSEE thought they were," Plante A 5 Drawer Chc't Night Stand Headboa'd Fog 9? 5 P '.' I .. CABBAGE - Shipmenth week ending Feb. 21st. Trading for th€ week ending Feb activity Is $3.00 per 4&I at 241th were 513 carlot moderate l. I " I Specials V -] - - -_`[, Lt ____ H - I ' - T1 !.J1E! I snow. P111t$ $1-,07 P. — ' sed Dixon after the Home appropriations subcommittee HK ___ - . ' - __ - __ on Display-Order It By The Foot See Our New Pa.-ty Sandwich lr a ftermalnln flat since October. up *44 FRENCH - All Wood ____________________________________________________ 9 equivalents Rim $749 I ' _______ "' Rell, milk, butter $300 5 Drawer Chest - Night Stand — Because , things were not as bad aspeople per cent in the past two years while the real irwnc of Floridians- the ultimate source of most sta te taxes- SAVE Triple Dresser Mirror - __________________ F '$I I . Askew made the statement Wednesday to Rep Earl Crease pointed out that the cost of living increased 20 Contemporary - All Wood ______ @90-7i I - ect To Nor Sale Group Says'Roads Are Dete 'riorating . the neessary funds to keep '1144 j'-" * "Our basic finding was that a M enu be done would be , 1~~~ • i - ______ nit - commended the disinissals, Gov. fleubin Askew says. Pat' Rais es Idea D roone d ' ' _________ Tossed green salad da'e, say they have not seen the report," said James L. Pate. a White House economist. t - i-ii Peas Govoruhk sald, "They claim ('mmiv Attnrnv Tom brømnn nick They've been essen tia lly flat unchanged for the past three mon ths and we could expect some Increase In the I I I "'1 2nO Friday's within its limits Hoaever, they patrOl periodically and WASHINGTON tAP) - Admini,stra Lion officials, say they would not be surprLsed ii whoiesale prixes st,arted - 'limb SAMPLES T -. a _ Wholesale Pri ces May Climb -=- ____1 CLOSE All Items enuinuxecum..ict SR 419 adjacent to the city, but ,, sTJex.CO of Ari7ona eqwted accumulations of up to 15 inches. _____ - - at animal match the fire trucks, on the county's happy to give the city they are not holding up their Heavy snow warnings were up for northeast Arizona and for the Colorado m,ountains; and nortl:iwest Kans.as. : FLOOR to stzong winter storm cen tered over esMs 41t41$ U U$Ut us 1%. lL4*id Southeast driveway (to the new station)." Piland suggested the new The next step," Piland said, In another question of jurisdi ct ion, Sheriff John Polk "Would be discuss wi th the informed the city he would bie county commission the fact that south and central portims of the Rockies an, - '-f mgn plains. : come up PSC continued hear the request. Nation west and into the not thmt. i city, se, but control officer regarding pwr bottom half. with plans to dog catching service given by A Irtrge part of the nation was experiencing bad weather . expended and if it gets too much still don't have a road or the city and should have to contact the this morning. Inclemency stretched from Arizona, woUgnw.'suuwazIUtxIzLrwzuxIues,u(xv3. umenuu- - i $6,000. Stwer Corp., customers Ln the by ordinance, sets'utihty fpes in By The Associated Press - - ' A Cabinet hearing on whether six Ge ne ral Services Department officials should be fired will proceed Monday without legislators who e 1- ~_____ Predicted a at no council had previously the sheriff and wi th notified the PSC that the city, some contractual agreement" rescue vehicle be painted white .- - •o continue to respond to pay a man for a year, but for but to remain on the remainder of the fiscal year only until the arnal it wculd orobably come to about Mayor Troy Piland said hi the scene The The unemployment ratz ranged from a low of 4.2 per cent in Richmond Va., and Harrisburg, Pa, to 15.1 per cent in Muskegon, Mich. 1 11 ________________ (a- Askew Losses TAU.AHASSEF tAP) cost for more. I '.A! III on it's a waste of public funds on resurfacing," he said. "It's The study said that Florida cia's 98,129 miles ci roads and streets are rated poor by feder to lit Florida s roads deterior going to take man y years to gel rnotonst co uld sate 1058 mu al engineering standards corn- ate tothe point where they must all roads up to a reasonable lion gallons of gasoline a year Legislators To Be Barred _____________________________________________________________________ emergencies, for G eneral • u..c a law school, graduate schools fumatl:n Springs DI., A!Iamonte Springs, and took an AM -FM radio and tape player valued at $150. IMMig Councilman John Daniels the police chief to keep (line the hearing the convenience of log "to ee ii we should bill the sugge.ted, Let's look It over North Orlando Vlater and Sheriff's De pa rtment for (line the next couple of weeks. We ployment C per cent or Manchester, N.H., was dropped from the list while Kenosha, Wis., was added in the Decembe r accountiz D He said it would take between . Reg. Games $25, ac Pot All reported burglars entered a classroom at the Ch urch of Christ, 600 Palm Oak A Council instructed 6ovond;k S9,5W and $10,500 to equip and would still offer the use of the of a sherif I's deputy. Pdand told areas were classified as having substantial unem. _ -_ nexed and in some cases, this l'uscLwilla station. am city ball For the third straight month, the Labor Department reported Wednesda y, 131 of the na tion 's 150 major labor ! fireman on a could not be done legally. 603 Lee Road, Winter Park at 9 Holzman asked permission to hir e ano ther 6 hour duty week (24 hours on and Classroom FIterml enter are doing a generally good job in handling admissions, a sena- K eller ment of Health and Rehabilitative Services last year W83 rejected by the Senate after a bitter fight. Barron, D-Pananw City, pledged Wednesday that each Askew appointment would receive even more scrutiny this year. lie made ll)e pledge as the Senate Judiciary. Criminal Commi ttee Tapped up firstround o con P_ 13PM new her residence, sections would need to be an- maint.aina skeleton crew atthe ,. , WASHIMGTON tPi — The nation's, t*ldJut of the assume jurisdiction other 48 hours off) in order to Cit Urban Unemployment High . sam13ZIN pumper to be used at fire station In Tuscawilla and a regarding rate increases 419 are within the city. lt was determined, in order to new emergency rescue vehicle requested by the North Orlando operations while Japanese agents were paid millions of dollars to promote aircraft sakz. A Lockheed spk.znaii refused to say If Clutter s - date for a public hearing city limits. Small sections of SR capture the league was taking no official position es iday - apartment Despite the furor raised o-,Tr allo%ing an ex-conviel to enter loss . t 9th and - a warrant the following one riorate hirther and have to be construction group charges. "There is no question we million being :pent by all levels Some 38.9 per cent of Flori. rebuilt at a cost of $6.3 billion. should be spending more money of govertiment. firmation of O.J. Keller may be the forerunner of similar BINGO city in ' Graaua T e (,,. h I said he timed release of the league's environ- TALLAIIASSEE (AP) - Senator Dempsey Barron says Gov. ife- ubin Askew's defeat over the con. legi.slative act. - _____ I . - not morning, weapons tried to ' Sen Henry mental ratings for maximum impact on the Florida Pri.mary. lie said he personally supported Carter but that jr . LOS ANG ELES (A?) % . The county took over animal dant was taken from her control in the last October. residence and Mrs. E.C. The question was raised by Herald Staff Writer In his monthly report, Fire Endres, W. Lakeview Drive, Police 'Chief John Govoruhk, WINTER SPRINGS - The who sald his department Chief 0mrIes Holzman told the Maitland, reported jewelry and Fleiida Public Service CoTn- averaged at least one call a council the fire department has a white leather jacket, total mlssion(PSC) has set March 19 month on accidents outside the taken delivery of a new fire value $1,700, as missing from on Alabama Gay George Wallace, Browder q ii Il ments, on certain vironmental Issues, says a Washington-based conservation group. Joe Browder, director of the League ci Conservation 132 in that Jackson, D, I Wash., President Ford and former California Gov. Ronald Reagan on emironmental Issues. - - XWOMM"ab Ms. Sandra Winter, of 1109 Black Acre Court South, i By JANE CASSELBERRY TALI-AHASSEE (AP) - Former Georgia Gov. ri cl,.-,silders above other Jimmy C'trter ct" Florida presidential nil €.. candidates on en 'Jii 0.6-OZ. Robert Strauss, chairman of protiation. Group Praises Carter ITIUAF,v MURINE . of 4 _,,J attor in to unions, ARRIVE AUVE the Democratic National Corniiilttee, said in Wcchington hi Sanford, was Jailed without now Feels the party's presiden- s PSC To Hear Request OnWater, SewerRate H ke `,,-~ __..-. YOUR EYES! couple of delegates for a sixIn other arrests, Robert week campaign is not too bad." Michael Wood, 22, of Fon Lauderdale y thwart - on * Courts Results state 10 --- judge's ruling in the Ilarrises' -in Franc&-o bank holdup remnants of the terrorist band said they broke a window, A check of records the next case LOS Angeles, moved IC which she it cha t thit kidnaped Miss rlearst searched the flat but did hesaid, lrdicated thm' to of her underground rom suppress more than 1,000 docu Miss hearst's law}ers hate Fib 4, 1974, testified during a touch anytt'ing until they ob Harris had a surgical scar on panlons ma her notebooks and show she took part In tohour hearing Wednesday tamed knee nes' efforts have damaging found their the robbery and stayed with t he that they w ere not certain of th e day. He also identified snaphnt evidence against her thrown Some of the material has al. group out of fear for her life Ilarrises' identities until of the Harrises taken d day bAnother FBI out. ready been presented to the from SLA members, including moments before the Sept. 18 ar- Lawrence I.awler, confirmed fore the arrests and used as U.S. District Court Judge Oli- Hearst jury. the Harrises. rest. part of tIve. basis for deciding to ver J. Carter said Wednesday Angeles ruled apprehend U.S. Atty. James L. Browning under surveillance for more he would decide "first thing in Monday dence was shortly thereafter at another Both agents fed Bailey's the morning" whether to throw Jr. said the disputed doewnents not admissible in the Harrises' house several mfles away. than 24 hours before their attempts to elicit from them arrests and told of standing out evidence seized at the last include plans to rob banks In the case, w testimony that the Harrises had inches" O IldI a hideout of Syrnbionese Liber. Sacramento area, some o charges stemming from activi. ing the evidentiary hearing, rebeen postively identified the ation Army members William which contain Miss Hearst's ties there in May 1974. The maining sequestered at their day earher. night before their capture. fingerprints and handwriting. and Emily Harris. same judge ruled Wednesday hotel. Lawler said he had spotted a The agents agreed that the Carter said that in making his Browning argued Wednesday that cvidence seized in an FBI IA-o Brenneism, an FBI agent man matching Huris' descrip- Harrises were discussed at a decision he woWd give serious Miss Hearst lost her search of Miss Hearst's hideout who assisted In the of (ion laundromat meeting and that it was consideration to the liarrises, said he was not Sept. 17. Ile followed the man, decided early the next day to the "standing" to contest the could be used. prosecution's argument that search of the Harris dwelling In Miss Hearst's case, the atxoiutely it was the clad in cutoff jeans, into the confront them. But both insist'41,.s '-learst "lacks, standirg" when she disavo-.Yed the flar- government denied Bailey's fugitives until he approached cility and noticed a scar on one ed they 1:ad no "probablto dispute the evidence because rises, with whom she lived for contention that the FBI knew them as they returned from knee. cause" for obtaiinè i searci in her tMiiiiony She dbcsvowed more than a year during her 19- for at acast 30 hours the identi. Joggtig. "That was one of my pw. warrant of the apartmen t until the Ilarrises Because the arrest occurred poses in going into the latin. the identities had been conmonth underground venture ties the Harrises and had Mi:,% Hearst's trial for bank 71w. vovernment hm sought .sufficient Unie to obtain a on the sidpwal~, a .warch war- drornat," he &iid, -1to nritice firriled. rubbir) ht day long snag to slios Miss hearst %11S si1l stardi strr.mn( rant norlilalls ou1(I Ima%e becn any th.uracterjstics that oiiId wh. , t n defense attorney F. Lee Ing convert to terrorism and Nrn FBI agents who pL rtici. required to enter the apart- help us identify that vi l Bailey prompted by -, rr' I i,1tnsnrj in U'.' - .rL'ipg down the tnent Th "1t howe%er. mud w a'''1 I ,_r £ of TALI-AIIASSEE (AP) -With competing unions clai ming that victory is at hand, abou! 5,W0 ballots are counted in the state university collective bargaining election. Pat Hill, Public Employe Relations Commission elections supervisor, says he hopes to complete the count today but challenges could delay the final tally until Friday. Faculty members and other employes of the nine Universities voted Tuesday and Wednesday on whether they would be represented by a union In collective bargaining with the Board of Regents. Two the United Faculty of Florida and the American A&wiation of University Professors-Florida, were on th e ballot with a th ird option-no union representation, to _ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Patricia Hearst's repudiation Of UniversityUnions Vote I Dean N. Matthews. 45. of 125 routeman it gunpoint Wed - I ountr> Cl u b Cir cle, Sanford, o iiiied k U.S as long 115 liii nesday night in the Midway was releast.d from county jail president of the United State&" "n" inent the day In Miami • ccir.znunit> east of Sanford and $5,000 bond,"-- 'c turp"' then l robbed him of400 hlms"lI in br ed for Tampa, where he told Glenn Verville, 46. Altamonte Springs, told warrant charging two counts of two civic clubs, "I won't say deputies that be was sitting in buying, receiving and con- I'm delighted in getting 3 per * Fires Officials Tallying - Rritatd , f,r • in solar energy. J I Continued From Page I-A) flat candidate may be picked "We concentrated on Iowa, through negotiation at the na. New Hampshire and Florida Uonal convention. He Said he among the early states," he told doubts Bayh will throw his sup~Arizona Rep. Morris Green port 0O about Cove Springs fish f ry. "I won in Udall. Udall finished second to Iowa and New Hampshire, and I will have no excuses for Jackson in Massachusetts and has characterized himself F!orlda." a city with a huge the leading candidate of the In Miami wing. pai'tY'S "progressive Cuban refugee population Wallace sold a political club ,'- i $ LO RI A gathering that Fidel Castro's gove-rnment "will never be rec- - "U" LLOY) • __ __ lnd'l' cted Man Returned maintaining a gambling house %iolence. Man Sought in connection with art alleged Sheriff's detectives today s rts betting operation at an funds in its fiscal 1977 budget i equest to stimulate interest ig. __. B ":_ 1_ . - !-4erac, Sanfoni, F.Thursday,_March 1, 197-3A Hearst Evidence May Be Thrown Ou t IN BRIEF have been of • 500 Bon ! I-$ • bookmaking and a charge of charge of solar, gecthermal and advanced energy systems said the White House's Office of Management and Budget "is getting lavolved in much greater detail - A Jack Leroy Crenshaw, 38, '(Yenshaw was also charged man approached the vehicle, was indicated on two counts of in a separate warrant witti stuck a pistol in a window and John N1. Teem, former assistant administrator of the Enera Research and Development Administration in - -- id t)n - ,-=We. - ._ rev. de ntial aides, - / At a mock trial to acquaint AD Souls School with judicial proceedings, attorneys Bill Shmenun (left) and hfortsm Rosenblum handled the argments while defendants Trfpp White, Mike Hobbs and Jane Stromberg, all eighth graders, awaited the jury's decision. . , -.1..n.' ."' ' 6 cutters anti priorities in solar energy spending, rather than only for personal reasons as announced by presi- - ___ L only Acccrdtng to Assistant Supt Dan Dagg, the same general procedure 13 used in all Ue cowny middle schooL., after the analyzed ults C'fBS testln$ res --_ m ---_ ~%:_,~- FLORIDA ~ L .- -- - I niathematics, but in other area.i as well, such as reviewing the basic rules in language - 'rl', -- - -~--- - - - A ', W)var-old former central Florida resident, indicted b> a -tate wi d jury robin' Ole-gat gambling activities, was being held in county jail today in lieu of $10,500 bo nd after as the government's solar energy chief says he resigned Page 1 A) not J udge C art er _i o Rule _loday ' I cmpiasis on %!iII 7-. _________________________________________________________ It" C graspofmcrearaCtCOnceP drill is being USed This Increased - .I Herald Staff Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - The scientist who recently quit ['rom per3ons at a ith ns Cited I - THE JURY " Survey. - 421P . - - FACING o. ° - - _________ -"--. That represents enough gas to cover this year's projected shortages by "at least one hundred times over," Michael Lemov, chief counsel of the Home oversight and !°tlfln inmtt t .:---- - - .. Lemov appeared at a Senate Interior Committee hearing to support legislation that would establish an independent federal agency to collect nnd evaluate energy data. Lemov, speaking on behalf the House panel ,'s ,' , John E Moss, f 153 ft i, . , ~ I fee t. ductcd by the U.S. (Continued __ . -\ . WASHINGTON (A?) — Congressional Investigators claim the U.S. gas industry may be overstating the nation's gas shortage by as much as 1017 trillion cubic ' \ \ Gas Shortage Exaggerated - . I N . - - Congressional Probers ca', - ~~ ," I- K ri I i' e graphs show 8 marked increase in a strengthening ° of studtntzil et a 1 IN I 1 AV, " _ NATION - It's Back - ' (W 'l _____ 11 _. ..~ 1-0 -40 ,_ W M -* thru 9 p.m. Open Sunday 1-5 p.m. P . 323-1310. . per .7fiart for milk used in 2306 FRENCH AVE, r - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - 1 _______ - - __________ - - - �-= t - - - - ' - . - -t--- '' - - . -----I 8— # * L 8 £ - -, $ . - , - _____ ____ -. - Profile Of A Candidate Ewning Heiakl - \ FkEN('ll AV1 S.\NGi1, 1"! .\ 12' I'odt' 3OS1?2.21 I c'r 83l -9J93 Thursday, March 4, 1916-4A A round AYNI•: 1) I)OYI.E,PuDlisht'r fl. RICIIAHI) LONG. Editor \ lI.I.IAM I). CURRIE, Managing Editor II ut' I'1'.tr 9 - t'it.. M'nth, $2.10; t Th'nths, $I1.2); Vear. S240. 13% Mail: In f1ridi same as txme delivery. All thtr mail Mt'ith $2 fl; ; \l''nth5, $l 2() 12 Months, $32.10. Wu'k, 5 Ic ________ W Brazil-U .S. Pact Is Significant The Clock Signing of an agreement for a new "special relationship" between the United States of America and Brazil has made the most news on Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's visit to Latin America. It is significant both for the recognition it accords Brazil as the most verfu1 nation in South Now It may not mean much to you that National Weights and Measures Week is being observed March 1-7, but the fact of the matter fs that the average family of four has a stake of $)0 or more per year in weights and measures enforcement, As Sydney 1). Andrews, director of the DitniSlOfl of Standards of the Florida Deportment o Agriculture and Consumer Serilces, points ou!, everything we buy is weighed, measured or counted. "Most people take the accuracy of weights and measures for granted," Andrews said, "but it actually requires thousands of man hours for our peopie to inspect, test ana cnecicweign items oiler eti to consumers to Insure this accuracy,' The dates of March 1.7 conmmenorate the anniversary of the signing of the first weights and measures law In the United States by President John Adams on March 2, 1799, according to Andrews. He said the principal purpose of National Weights and Measures Week Is to acquaint the ______________ "Scales and measuring devices do become obsolete or get out of adjustment just like any other mechanical equipment," he said. "When they do, they continue to give Incorrect quantity determinatlons until they are tested and corrected or rep1aed. "It is the responsibility of our Di"!slon of Stdards inspectors to test commercially used weighing and measuring devices and report their " 3M Ar,,lrnw. "u n '#I flat b4$flI bM b4.. U M. £& S* t1, I%&1 %.fl P devices are correct, they are approved and sealed; if incorrect, they are condemned icr use until corrected." fl The theme of the 1976 National Weights and '1easures Week Is "Metric Awareness Now," and ties In with the Metric Conversion Act of 1975 enacted Into law by the United States Congress on — ---w •,ai up big oil!" is a cry that has been heard slne at least the days of the Arab oil embargo and one that will undoubtedly Increase In intensity as election-year campaI rhetoric World nation whose development is following a clear direct io,i. Brazil is rich in natural resources, but its government has resisted the id prevalent among many Third World nations —. that ______ M beats up. 4nything that promises lower energy prices for consumers has built-In voter appeal. ThIs of course, Is precisely the question: Will ________ .. -.- ....... -- . , I , - S __________ 8, ____________ _________ mcre advanced industrial nations and on the technology that those nations can provide in return. The faorable bilateral trade agreements expected to flow from the new pact are likly to arouse the jealousy of our other Latin trading partners. They are still complaining about the provision in our 1974 Trade Act which would deny special tariff considerations to Venezuela and Ecuador because they belong to the OrgaIization M Petroleum Eportirg Countries, a resource cartel, Mr. Kissinger, who had urged Congress not to write that provision into the law, no doubt has offered some. hope that it might be changed since neither — Exxon, Texaco, Mobil, Standard of California and Gull. But the fact that as many aa 17 other companies .re also targets of the reformers _____ developing countries and the advanced nations ______ ________ _________ ______________ P11P5 the customary system or the "ther we metric system," Andrews said, "cur function will still be to guarantee, as much as humanly possible, that the buyer and the seller are treated equally and fairly in all transactions involving reights and measures." 1. "' -. f : )' 't _____ & Out of it o r rnirketng, there are over 15,000 wholesalers of _________________________________ BERRY' S WORLD ' ___ _______ _____ - - ____________ ________ _________ r _____ ___ _____ _______ -". _________ ______ tonight. They rnsde me chairperson ala cam- _________ ___ KNEW! should hem trtendod that meeting - r!(fte6! . £'?L' I I- .1 I — __________________________________ ng --r - — - -' ---- - . - C Os tS a 11 - - ______ ____ Explored ---- Your Refund Will Be' ---. UNIt LP.P'AL:IY . - ........ t".tI-tJNUAMUUF4I _______________________________________ $ 50 2-2)4TONS 3-3)4 TONS $75 4-5TONS $100 CALL TODAY FOR A FREE ESTIMATE AND HOME SURVEY. çALu LY9t ALL TEMP SERVICE INC. t')1ZI7Afl Seminole County-wide School Advisory Committee, ,,, IiIL1OIC, i, i..ungwt, u'. notx', riii. reueti o Ivan Bowers will speak on testing program. -- . AXII WL*L$VU Mardi Gras, Our Lady of the Lakes Caiholic Church, t)eitona, beginning at i p.m. Save 4O a set off Regular Prke SATURDAY, MARCH 6 On Sale for 30 Days OnIyJ KiwanlsPancakeandAuctionDay,8:30a.m.to6:30 p.m. Sanford Civic Center. ________________________________________________________ ___________________ HOSPITAL NOTES Sanford: Julia Flenoy Helen Hill Lowell E. Oiler Roland S. iitt MARCH 3, 1976 ADMLSSIONS; Sanforl: James Bryant Floyd Carpenter - Uf(UV5 1AJdJ$t a eligible by the Natural Resources Department staff and a og of 463 others for re. 51. WEATHER - ,.$_ - Carolyn S. Sharp Delma 14. Stewart Helen Trent Ellen B. Van i1stine Ernest E. WaLskc Adeline Chambers, I)ellary Lynn K. Brown, DeLand Paul A. Palumbo, DeLand Lena Campist, Deltona Robert M. Maitland, Deltona Ruth C. Rlngwald, Deltona Rachel Gelina.s, Fern Park Charles N. Kanavel, Fern Park Joanne Anderson, Lake Nonroe Mabel Swallow, Orange City Marie N. Saunders, Robert Donley Gladys 13. Hall hattie Lawson One B, Nellons Richard Odell Warren F. Penners linda S. Walker Thomas H. Dooley, DeBary Hazel E. Layman, Deltona Lester 1. Carroll, Lake Helen Charles P. Freddic, Lake Mary Anna N. Melanga, Lake Mary Mattle Glenn, Lake Monroe Voncille Agee, Mims Jessie L. Channel, Tituaville I)lSCHARGF,S: Wcdndays high today's low 60. Partly cloudy and continued arm throh Friday. A alight chance of afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs mostly in the mid SOs and lows tonight In the low to mid 60a. Southeast to south wInds 10 to 15 m.p.h. lncrcaslng FrIday, Rain CLIP AND SAVE -----I probability 20 per cent today. I _____________________________ EXTENDED FORECAST Partly cloudy and warm. I 'I 1 I RU U ;, U • ' ' scattered showers. lived Widely in Sanford. HENRY MONROE iurvivors Include her son Lows in the 60 except low lOs 1 Lt. Cdr. (U.S. Navy Ret.) I Henry (Larry) Monroe Jr., 52, Maj. G. Knight foyer of the U. Southeast Coast and Keys. . of 928 Park Lake Circle, S. Air Force Academy In Highs upper lOs to mid SOs. G. Friday's Daytona Beach Springs; brother Maitland, died Tuesday. A Colorado I tides: high 10:26, am., 10:49 native of Birmingham, Ala., he Knight Jr. I Cremated remains will be p.m., low 4:07 a.rn., 4:17 p.m. moved to Maitland three I months ago, having lived in sent to Sanford for interment. Purl Canaveral: hIgh 9:59 a.m., Medicare Insurance Entities You To Home Use Of.., Sanford since 1961. Retired Brisson Funeral Home is in 10:3.3 p.m., low 3:55 a,m., 4:14 p.m. from the U. S. Navy with the charge of irrangernents a BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS. 'a rank of lieutenant conunander, C H'hewasaWwl!veteranandfor •OXYGFN • COMMODES -- : -. S2%eral years had been a I1ER realtocinOrangeandSeminolc • HOSPITAL BEDS PATIENT LIFTERS Counties. He was a member of the Retired Officers Assn. • BAIH EQUIPMENT WHEELCHAIRS With the: Survivors include his wife, U As Prescribed by Your Physician Monroe, Cecilia Mrs. I I daughter Misses Mary and under Medicar I HEARING AI Monica Monroe, all of I I Maltland; son, Mark, Sanford; to PCT. MONEy flACK OUARAPTEF I For You We sisters, Mrs. Billy M. Moffitt, ___ ______ __________________ San Clemente, Calif. and CALL TODAI ___________ _____ U.L. Monroe, [4)ng brother. , _______ AliF NhA N I ; ,.,.,. Subscribers , r1 ' us. Make your best buy now and get quality cooling at a moderate cost. March 1 through April 30, 1976 is refund time for GE DELUXE Central Air Conditioners at all participating GE dealers. All units have two-speed fans to control outside noise, and they are avai!able in capacities of 24,000 to 60,000 BTUH. Equipment must be installed by May 31st, 1976. S=!m., Buck's Restaurant. AA (c1osd), 8 p.m., Episcopal Church. Medicare — on DELUXE Central I',Ir Conditioners, dopon ng on model and capacity. Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:) a.m., Ld ngw — Dthu $100 CASH REFUNDS port, followed by Palm Beac and Browar Economists said the cheapest county In the statt was Holmes, in the Panhandle which dis. placed Bradford County for the hon& In the 1975 survey. The survey, which prIced 130 goods ranging from food and clothing to housing and doctor S services, showed that It cost 9.26 per cent more to live In Monroe County than the statewide average. . Cnuai AWCOAdSIOI.rI ei CO ij '<r ' FRIDAY, MARCH 5 Community meeting featuring Dr. Harold H. Wilke, 57 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sponsired by OUTLOOK and Seminole Community College. Bring box lurch. .... SAN FRANCISCO (API Russian ballet star Valery Panov has been sidelined for up to five weeks because of an injured call muscle, the San Francisco Ballet Cornpany has announctxi. Panov sustained the injury Feb. when dancing hIs new ballet "Heart of the lountains." The ballet company said Wednesday Ted Klvitt will riplace Panov In the last live dates of the company's forthcoming ll.city tour. a ,-..-, ' ,, I' Panov Sidelined a.*'a-h'4" r Seminole County Young Ret,ubllcans, 8p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. Speaker, Rep. Vince Fechtel. O Present procedure is to list projects under active purchase negotiations in Priority I and leave otheis In a l Fuchs said the reexaminatlon would take six or eight monthsbuttha'liindprlcesare unlikely to rise during that time arid ma)' even fall. He questioned at a CabInet aides meetIng the need for Cabinet tc consider next Tuesday a revised Priority I when a complete review of procedures is likely this month. The revision would raise the number of Priority I projects to 12. There are 50 other projects ;RIbV fl' live, with Monroe County coming In fnist for the second year In a row, state economists report. Cioo,ns High School Class of 't7, 7:30 p.m. Midway Heau Stairt, Water Street. Sanford Sertoma Club, noon, Sue Ann's Capri. Sanford Civitan Club, 7:30 p.m., Spencer's Restaurant, Seminole Chapter 2 OES, Masonic Temple, 8 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford (c;pen) end group lithe cost Is ex''' . m U' ° Seminole Cominwilty Players present "A Whitman Portrait" 7:30 p.m. In SCC theatre on the main campus. ee Pu bli c. r 'n March 7 Leag;'e of Women Voters membership niectireg, I' Lst Federal, S.R. 436, Altamonte Springs, 8 p.m. Panel of contemporary women: "What Can Women Do? to 1 00th Anniversary AREA DEATHS WASHINGTON For years, the US. Mr about the Soviet Union. The fuel and oil reporedthatoneofth most House Force extracted fascinating Intelligence from specimens, for exa'nple, yielded secrets about freshmen, Rep. Harold Ford, D-Tenn., had lUcgallY.Andhelgnoredthlswarnijugt00 Moreover, his home town paper, the Memphis the dust, garbage and even toilet wastes Soviet oil rermeries. The air from the tires knowingly violated the law by using government Coim"nercial Appeal, following up ow' story, retrieved from Soviet planes. contained clues to mantdacturing in the areas manpower trainees to do the work that cronies discovered tro more federal trainees working The story of this uniqu operation can now be where the tires had been Inflated. on hia office payroll were neglecting. Illegally for Fort One of turned out to be told, bec.iuse the Soviets have learned all about The dust and water gave up intriguing InThe story was no sooner off the press than the the Congressman's ownthem sister, Mrs. Joyce it. Indeed, they sometimes analyze refuse from dustrlal and n%ironmnental lnfcrmatlon. The Congressman began screaming to the skies that Miller. airerait food scraps and toilet Mea enlightened we had singled him out for attack because he This would also appear to violate House nes The Uitod States collected simp!ings from intelligence on the health ancleating habits of the was block, against nepotism. When the paper aaked Ford &viet planes that landed dt neutral airports Russians. We have now learned, unhappily, this is hIa about It., his L'nprobable answer was: "I didn't such as Tokyo'r International Airport. The Air In fact, the toilet raids have become a hailnwk. In, the pest, he baa called newsmen know she worked In the off k'" Force recruited unemployed Japanese In- favorite espionage operation, We have telligence specialists who were able to wrangle previously revealed how the CIA had used a who AUTHOR'S FAST: Last July, we told how w&nted their bills paid radata, jo as growxi crewmen, special drain to triumphantly reco'er the ex- businessmen who complained of his bad checks famed writer MEhajlo Mihajlov had been conon phony evidence and jailed In a dank Aithoth watchful Soviet gtmr stayed with creth of the late Nikita Klrushdiev during his racists. Yav the planes, the cunning Japanese agents state visit to the Unlkd States. The subsequent prlo His real crime: personally We believe his conatituento are too Intelligent unassisningly took air samples from the tires analysis helped the CIA diagr.ose his health, Brox Tho with to believe his continued wolf! wolf! cries. There chne checking the rez&u'e, They also collected Intelligence agents also atill talk about the was nothing racial about his actions. He got wuthorIi writings about Yugoslavia, dust from the wheel wells, dipped oil and gas eager American sp who gathered up the toilet nervots about Ms payroll abuses Now, the 42year-old author has sent wcrd to timsu j from the engines and sneaked food, water and paper at a Soviet officers' latrine, so an estimate quietly asked the Ufrary of Congress icr a legal Ui through an Intermnediar that he Ii near death plastic ware from the galleys. could be made of the'.x physical condition. opinion from a tsir1gr atrike proteating Illegal solitary These spies Li coveralls also at*condrd with hi Tokyo, the Air Farce made off with the In unmisakable language. the Library ad. confinement. His typewriter has been con. the toilet contits which ineredft4y were bar4ag of a visiting Soviet dignitary who had vised him last Septexnl,er that he caa violauig flacated, he says, and he is living on tea, coffee and shipped in dry ice to Uw Wright- been lnjure4ln an auto accident. The dresaings two federal laws. Yet he kept the and Uree-and.a-hal! ounces of sugar a day. Pat1erwi Air Force base in OhIo, along with the we sent back to the U.S. for complicated blood traineta in his offica until we revealed the Mtha$kiv has been denied visits from tiEs other assorted debris. test, violations and other ftsan last month. lawyer and Is in'.'ommimlcado except for In the Air Force System Cmmand a hailLike U recuy of ihev's body M it DOW tunu uu we uncrertimated cr visit from his wife once a month, Without laboratories there, th strange Mmpllngs were waite, It was considered coup. Ford's dLegard for the law The Labor proper medical help, he has told us, he cannot painstakingly analyzed for what they could tell )RD U1'IS BACK: In a recent column, we Departmen: also warned him that he was acting hold out much Ioger. u - - Liv I — — Altamonte Springs Garden Club Executive Board, 7.30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center, , Reagan Rally, Enyart Alumni Field House, Ro1iIns College, 7:30 p.m. Entertainment and speech by Ronald taust:'iewu ROME, Ga. (API — Alexander Graham Bell spoke the first words transmitted over a telephone one hundred sears ao this month when he said. "Mr. Watson, come here. I want you." Next week, Thomas Watson's granddaughter will attend AmerIcan Telephone and Telegraph's 100th anri&vcsarj cb;itirn c! the ta! phone that WaLot b'i!!! from Bell's design. mr and the ser neat grows each year Sen won nearly all the primaries; yet his peak In I ovie vvasie rroviaes Intelligence • oseL: —hurting his back by sliding on broken egg yolks in grocery stLrei,. A grand jury heard a presentation by Mat. 1)1st, Alt)'. Sam Adarna Wednesday and irlIcted Parsley on charges of theft by fraud of more than so,000. JACK ANDERSON t*I - J ("ntraI Florida Retired Teachers legislative lwieheon meeting, Morrison's Cafeteria, East Colonial, - executivc director of the Petroleum Industry diverted for the benefit of private interests in the in wulons, has unequlbocally Insisted on repeal of ballot. Rerch Foundation. upper basin, tlreby assuring every person In 14(b) which1 wideb with the stroke of a pen, "(ily once since 1936," Keech and Matthews the Integrated oil companies from tran- to enjoy the St. Johns River. Immediately Increase union Income to nearly 3 downfall of a candidate thu spnrtation, refining and marketing have wis iikdy Eu win billion a year and render sterile our con- nomination before they were historically been below those realized from held, and only once Charles Strosnlder, Vice Pies. stitutlonal amendment, have they led crude oil production. usia is transpertatlon, to the emergence of the nominee Lemon Bluff Civic Association refining and marketing were each conducted by In )TiIfl& elections Americana are truly who was otherwise unlikely to be chosen. Both Individnal companies, profits from these terso their own destinies" and if there ie events occurred In 1972 when the Democrats Issues A Test operations would necessarily have to Increase to nominated McGovern." a yoke of oppression we done It otrsclvea. attract capital Investment. Politicians rn an election ycer seek not to The two researchers concede, however, that This in turn would increase the cost of these inc-ar voter wrath on gut lames, but basic JotuI Waldum Jr. Board Member the New Hampshire primary may have been services, with consequent ovall price rise at princpies like Right-to-Work keep putting them NatiOnal Right-to-Work Committee Influential in the Truman and Johnson decisions consumer level, to the test. Two presidential ?sptrants, Jimmy Lake Park not to run for 'reelection. S This Guy's An Accident 1 hOUSTON (AP; The dtrlct attorney's office 30)3 all the accidents that have txfallen Arnold Parsley the past three years are not just bad luck. -ilusUrazice iiivestigators tharge that Farsley, 28, has collected about $22,000 in Insurance money from 20 ticcldenLs during that They said the accidents include: —SllppIngoIlcecreamthanicecTeamparlor. —Slipping on a spcon in a uifeterla. —Wrenching a leg while stepping In a pot hole in a tree •M.m%. ta.* *iss ti 0 Just Waiting To Happen? Thus a strong feeling and much publicity on Spoiling Africa in Sudan and flenin. 1.1 the Russians have their way with Africa, those Afrlcan3 who now welcome them will learn one day to their sorrow Uut they have subjugated themselves to a new and virulent f of colonialism they pro1ess to —DeseretNews Salt Lake City 4 - - the strnMezt voice a free people can muster, parties over the years, they bring out that with rvvM ta atcure the r,identc of this state that In several key votes, Jackson fortified his conservative stature by voting in favor of the " death penalty and against handgun legislation. On the HENRY ii. JACKSON other hand, he also supported a men who see him as one can- government food stamp dictate who ha,s reconciled the program for striking workers need for continued economic and federal aid for abortion. 0 flS said. They would include such areas as beaches, marshes and wooded areas, One or two top-priority tracts should be placed In each group with other choices llstec' with them, Fuchs said. rtLJI-'Lt Yet the press that Is so 1nflunUal In the nominating phase of pollllcs "comprises a relatively small group of individuals." A con- troduce more horizontal competition by allowing jeopardized, the natural wildlife Is becoming the Inexhaustible supply of compulsory dues true, they assert, of both Republicans and - has repeal meastres ready now. Democrats. a company to concentrate on on17 one field, endangered, not to mention the loss to the either production, refining, transportation or commercial interests. Neither Keech or Marhews are imressed, In Former Gov. carter, responding to a routine but not all of them. To correct this situation and prevent any poll in 1971, reflected fact t primaries have any at Influence on e..4... .3.-...,. ...i*i llnf.'v-ti,n*,i.Iu th. ,pa'u,U -- I...... ...4 •... iU uu uiuuzui river ama eath state must be allowed to ban ccxnplusory woo is nominated. Keecfl has for years beca fond Increase orices for netroleum prndiiet* fj 53 turah Resources Director Harmon Shields has proposed five options for handling proj. ct'ts with the remainIng million and four of them included a cutoff of accenting new " prols But Danny Fuchs, Lewis' Cabinet aide, said Wednesday that none of Shields' proposals really meet the issue of what t',',so1landthesthtewil wind up with and how it will be distributed. Lewis wants the Cabinet to tie oa list of vanloust es of The slgnlflcaoce of this, of course, Is that a welihead to the refincry to the pipeline to the gas water level in Volusla and Seminole Counties has way to circumvent this law La repeal of Section In the early stages of the race for the nomination pump at the corner station, 14(b) of the Taft-Hartley law. The over- have ended up the party's nominees regardless dropped so severly that the beauty of the area The catchword here Is "divestiture" -- in- being lost, the recreatlo8mal facilities are being whelmingly pro-labor congress — ever attune to of who won the primary races. This has been -- Considered ___________________________________________ who are front runners develops before the first petroleum products and approximately X),000 River Jeopardized Carter and Senator "Scoop" Jackson, echo two series of primaries take place. retailers of motor gasoline, extremes — the overwhelming choice of it is not, however, the size alone of the biggest The danger of such early decision-making by As concerned citizens, living on the St. John's Americans who favor RTW (53 pct.) Vs. the labor LI1IWS group is inherently dangerous, of the big oil companies or their percentage of River En Volusla County, we wish to express c,ur helrarchy which detests It. the market that critics of the industry are opinion concerning what we consider a gross Keech and Matthews seem to Imply, not only En Florida was the first state to enact a Right-to- Its effect on money raising. In their analysis of Integration - the fact that the largest corn- Joim's River. ,—• Trade ' this group. And wt"at they write about candidatee and potential candidates "strongly in. fluencet, what the at of the mass meIta says,.." terpeneurs are active in petroleum çrocfuction. Letters To Th e in l'efiflifl, there are 130 companies. In - You got cool air at a cool price! r c "'" CALENDAR- CabInet needs to take an overall look at where the $200 million endangered-lands program Is heading before the money runs out, Comptroller Gerald Lewis - "The myth of objective reporting," they cuneludo in a recent book, "leads to political news that focuses attention on what candidates do — often meaningless events staged for the berefit of the media — and what they say. Specula don about who is ahead and what will happen tomorrow too often passes for analyaL," Yetitis,ofcourse,thepressandTV"whoshape mass erceionz of who is ahead, who is fading or gaining, who is hopelessly behind." And these perceptions have profound effects on the lsthg of political money." senm on the chaacteristicz and quallflcatksis of potential candidates tend.s to develop within balance rubber industry, Some 10,000 companIes and Individual . Thie to the present situation '' Proposed WASHINGTON (API A house-passed bill would the way to U.S. trRde with North and South Vietnam, prosided those countries took steps within 180 days to account for Americans missing in the war. A 240-169 vote on Wednesday sent the $4.8 billion military foreign aid authorization bill to conference with the Senate, which has passed a $4.4 billion authorization. Up for House debate today Isan appropriation bill provlue actua, unu.,ior m ry a,..ieconorn oregn aid. Its $5.74 bii1on total $&.6 mn1iion sower than President .ord a budget request. candidate dropped by the press In the early days of the campaign may have his funds dry up fasterthanapuddleonabotllngswnmerday— and his candidacy ends forthwith. concentration among the top four in other In- -- Vietnam 9 newsmen play in çrc'sidential nominations. clustries In 92 per cent for motor vehicles, 48 per tfor the steel Industry, 53 per cent for coffee, 81 per cent for typewriters and 70 per cent for ti - T1IURSDAY,M1thu1 4 of Prime Minister Ian Smith, but In in terviews Rhodesians said Mozambique President Sarncra Mac'el's speech Wednesday was a sign of weakn2ss and predicted the border closing would hurt Moz.ambique more than Ithodesia. as cynical as two men can be on the Influence • petroleum industry claims thst it is already one ot ue must competitive industries in the United States. The four largest companies, accerding to an analysis by Continental Oil (Conoco), which is not one of them, account icr only 30 per cent of all petroleum product sales. By comparison, the - / - prestigious Brookings Institution, are about would seem to lend some substance to panles control the production, dLstrlbutlnn and P r 01e C SAIJSIIURV, Ithodesia (API ithodeslans are rea'tin t.')flllV to Mo7arnbique's ''state of sar'' pconouncc,flent against their white-ruled governiiient and the closure of the border between Ueir two countries, a move that will have serious economic repercussions for WASHINGTON — William U. Keech and 1)3nald R. Mathews, who ar associated with 'ç'C' . - _ ______ Rhodes Inns Stay Cool AA u c h A/e I g h t . :. As an unwavealng chainplon of aid for Israel, he enjoys considerable financial support from Israeli sympathizeis. He also draws support from old line Democrats and earned a 100 per cent rating from the AFL.CIO's influential Political Education Committee. . ' government Kissinger has given tangible form to the new "realism" in our relations with Latin Amefica sooner than his audience may have expected. established on their continent. Iiring 1975, govenents were overtjirown In Chad and Nfrer'las, The l,rIPr Ac the Malsgay VITOIIIA, Spain (API — The government sent extra police Into VitorI today In the wake of bloody policeworker rioting, but a spokesman denied reports that unarmed soldiers were in the Basque capital's streets. A spokesman said reports of army jeeps and trucks entering the city could have been caused by confusion in thecity.HesaldalltroopslntheVitor[aarea werelnthelr barracks and that police reinforcements were sent From \'allad',lid and Zaragoza. The Bilbao newspaper Gaceta del Norte had reported that unarmed soldiers rolled into the city a few hours aftxr police opened fire on demonstrators, killing three. An iUmated 30 other persons were reported wounded and more than 100 received medical treatment. '' A numt)cr of bills have been Introduced in Congress with this goal In view. All of them are aimed at the handiul of the iarget oil companies ______ 4 130 Injured growth with balanced environmental reguiation. ! _____________________ l$75A -- Buy a DELUXE Central Air Conditioner now for add-on or replacement and get a cash refund direct from General Electric. Political Clout -- ---- Thursday, March4, . Don't Carry ,, ;._ recognized that its continued economic develop.ment depends on good trade relations with the Nevertheless, the Brazilian pact should give Venezuela and Ecuador a new reason to consider whether, on balance, their long-range interests are best served by belonging to OPEC. By extension the same question must loom in the minds of those Latin American leaders, particularly President Luis Echeverria of Mexico, who are beating the ______ __________ ________ ___ ___________ _____________ _______ ,•' Killed, In Spain; Riot Wields After a total of 36 yea"s In ters, He was a staunch defender Washington, D.C., 12 of them In of both Presidents Johnson's the house of Representatives and Nixon's Vietnam war and the last 22 as Senator from policies and Is among the more Washington state, Henry M, outspoken critics of detente Jackson Is consideredone of the with the Soviet Union. rnct influential Democrats on On domestic issua, Jackson Capitol 11111, generally supports civil MchairrnanoItheSenateln. liberties through his opposition tenor Committee and a to busing has alienated liberal prominent member of the Democrats, He planned to powerful Armed Services Corn- capitalize on his anti-busing mittee, Jackson, wields more factions when Alabama's than his share of clout when George Wallace preempted that overseeing legislation for his 'ssta in early state primaries. pet interests - aid to Israel and The amount of popular supenvironmental protection, port for Jackson's current But the 64-year-old Jackson presidential bid Is still In has accrued an array of op question but he Is not wanting nnn,'nts bitter over his hawkish for financial backing. He draws stance in foreign policy mat- support from many business- lVlth prices by fostering more competition in the a,_._ V., vn :Lue& nut exuddur went along with the Arab oil embargo. 3 p ri rn a r es treaking up "big oil" really bring about lower exporters of raw materials should form cartels to control prices of their commodities. Brczil has Workers In addition, the Bureau of Petroli ;;!;;pcction has 46 men Inspecting 12 gas mett'rs, petroleum t' station carriers. petroleuflI meters '111(1 Jackson VVORLD I NI BRIEF RAY CROML LV Latin nations. "Latin American policy" that treats all nations identically, even if that is what some of them would like to see. Brazil is an example of a "developing" Third ''a December 23, 1975. Small scales (up to 400-pound capacity), taxi met3rs, odometers, fabric measuring devices and non-fooJ packages are inspected by 16 men. Ten men operating five medium truck unit.s inspect wiui capacities over 400 pounds and up to ,000 pounds. Six men In three vehicle Inspection cteci the large scales such as those found a rock mines, moving and storage cumpanies and highway vehicle weighing stations. - Mr. Kissinger began hi trip with a SlWli T h e C os t Venezuela calling for more "realism" in relations between Latin America and the United States. Establishing a new framework for our relations Breakup with Brazil, somewhat like that between the Ui.ited States and Japan, is basecin the reality of Brazil's emergence as the predominant economic power in Latin America. It also reminds Latin Americans Jf B I a '' Oi I'' thai tri S.. 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" -,"i t t"' ,' .. -"k & _.,i. 3 .. j ,,.t - ffij .. a , ., . - - 4 "V.. - �- - ___ ______________________ _______ - - _________ 6 .Marchi L egal Notice ____ c911 " LegT Legal Notice Notice LegaJ Notke - EIGHTEENTI JUDICIAL CUt ____ Legal Notice - LegNotiCe iiaI Notice - Notice: cPfl?rat:flQiO 7deGr.es331Y'1 Notices rbivcn!hat bIVCnI am nd lb CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO, 73.IO5$.cA.$9.B ORLANDO. a corporat.on, degrees 71' 39" W 60 2) feet; then N 69 d9Pt'S 76' 3$" w. i, ta teet thcnce5.461egrees ii '$ ' 30t.63 feel, thenceS. 17 4 " thc'nceS 0$ degrees 4.4 46 W. 6376 • LESS( IICe 33" W. $359 feet; thence S. 69 DEVELOPMENT ENTERPRISES, Levy Giant, as recorded in PIaI aforMeid North rght of way line of Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit. degrees 76' 35" E. 42 77 feet. tnence Plaintiff. 13.as rorded in Plal BOOK ?3, INCORPORATED, a Florida cor Book 1. PaQe 3, Public Records of LongwoodWngner Roid; run thence Section 66309 Florioa S'.tufes 1937 10, PUbliC Reci'rds ot Seminole N dOdegreV'S 14 11" E, 17029 K??, ration, et at, Seminole Cutinty, Florida, run along Said North right of way line N. S. Samuel Feldman et at 49 71 feel thence S 29 degrees f of said North Orlando RancheS 'OT ICE IS HERE (IV GIVEN that 25' ia' E 737.66 feet to the point of thence S .l9degrees &3' 49" W. 310.59 '.ir'uil Court of tt'e Eighteenth 100 $0 feet thence N decrees u lion to the highest bidder lOt' N 0$ cegrees 0" 4$' E 23721 feet r"nperty des'r'bed as follows - e? as as recorded in Pta? Book 13, page 10, of Sto'e Road No. S 434, thence along Publish: March 1. 1976 Public Records of Semlnoe County. Said Northerly rigt't of way line N. $2 DEX 9 florida run N 17 degrees 54 0-1 E degree-s 5) 31 W 6i4 63 feet to the along fn. West tine of said North East line of Lot 16 Block 0 05 Orlando Ranhes Section 13 a aforesaid D R Mitchell s Survey of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE distance of 29511 feet thence East Levy Grant run tttenct along taid EIGHTE E P41)1 JUDICIAL CIII CUlT IN AND FOP SrMINOLE 40951 ii' t t th, [ t I ne oft of 'f Pd 1? (1nri .19 nt o curvatUre - 09:eet thence _.__ ISa i 'ia Judgment ' f 5teer pu name caim cir of K N DAt. 01ST R: 470.66 feet; thentt' 5 73 to the highest arid best bidder at the S: Edward LcD feet to the point of teginnlng, LESS(FromtheSouthwestcorner West Front door of the Courmoui Publish. 34'mite County, Florida at 11:00 DEX 23 of North Orlando R.snches c7) 66 feet run thence S $6 degrees tangent'y run degrees 11 24 W 101 91 f"et I' 4!" W. 17769 feet to tfie point of thence 5. 10 degrees 79' fl" W. thence P4. OS degrees 14' 46" E. 65 7 10 Public Records of Semiruot' County, Flurida, run thence, alg a ' 34 ,'4 LOS 03 lpt to the point of curvature o a curve concave - I no e OUnv ue e n .,em Y Ft 0rida N0t cc s h reb 12 degrees 54 04 W 117 03 feet OAK S SEC 10 303 53 feet o radius of 907 fl feet and • in Plat Book 16 a centralangle of 37 degrees 09' 34 thence W 16$ (i7 feet to the poan' Pub Ic Necoids of Scm e .ou y SERVI run thence Northerly along the arc beginning run 41 E 82 4 feet then,e N 21 degrees 4* 05 W 161 35 feet thence U 6$ degreeS 11 55 W 59 E 26100 feet thence S 46 53 E 23049 feet thence N $7 71773 feet thence N 13 degrees 45' a rdOiu5 of 6 13 tee? e'd a central feet to the pOint of curvature of a theice S. $0 degrees 37' 16" E. 30.41 angle 01 56 decrees 00 11 run curve concave Northeasterly feet thenceN 35 degrees 37' 16 E thence Northerly along the arc of hiving a radius of 977 91 feet • 4101 feet thence N 17 degrees 31 ' ' 73 - given 14371 feet ' " 51 04 E along thd' West tine of said North Orlando Ranches Section 13 a s 2nd ey o Ma c • 1974 ED h -__ -_ , __ . . .. ft 1976 ___________ PROBATION DIVISION File Number 76-43 CP feet; thence East 6000 feet; thence rght aS way lint' a distance Of $541 17930 feel to the aforesaid North 13) 42 feet to the point of beginning thence N Sldegrees 17 77' E 100 50 TO ALL PER SONS HAVING SI 08 feet run tht'nc S $3 deg'e*s 23 35 E 3)151 fret tht'nce N 04 degrees 3.1 IN RE: ESTATE OF NOTICE OF Contalningl2öt6o3acres,moreo, !angen y thence S 17 degrees 11 cJ 5141, Road No 5434 (Longwood aforesaid Florida Power Corp beginning) contaM'iing 34 3076 more thence S 02 degrees 23 09' E 710 71 Sanford Florida The personal described tract HFP4OlrH beqinn.r, containing 7aj20mcreor thence N 82 to it, a h' tlI I) , OSOOfeet thenceN $idegree's2S 32-year.old guage proves useful not only in hell's Kitchen. He received a (roil) Ehbett.s Field on the sub- scenic prü. iaigt', shtt sersices the police had deaf A i)htfl rP,'iiori 'n,f hr I is married and information we rccCi%e by word ' J degreeS 53 39' W SHEOAH CIIOP1 ONE a ioon fret; thence P1 67 Records Book 956. Page 504, Pubtlt training filrn.s made, using sign bo a'cs 3 to 7 shose nscture 'lirts' work and tie only reward he eeps tapw On hr. Inslue Oi rid ab ut in the paper .-there nec science rorn .iOiui .ia) as %s4t(ct1lfl md in an ele',atnr e get them out itRVffVIP4r Deceased ctegrees3a 01 E 70006fees thence Florida Probat Division the ad oh HATTIE RUTH STARKE L F Henric,, Pt. $ degrees 28 r'ta 176 19 feet, thence P4. 3.4 degrees 4)' renr.tbntxte's *tiricnCv 06 W 13416 fret o 7001 Usc arcn ,,t Drive Orlando Florida 32807 Inc Counly Courthouse ra reoresentative I I ''?"? ' .Oi N .7 tdortti Orla.,do Ranches SectIon 13 a la'i os sad Lo' 57 91 80 feet to the Condominium recorded in OfficIal E 40167 feet to Lot Si run hence P469 aegreei 59' Records the po.nt o' beginning run 31 W along the North line of s-aId FIo di 71 degrees 05 54 ______ _________ of Seminole County thence N 31 degreeS 75 46 E Lot 57 a distance of 733 75 feet to a AND ALSO LESS 299 2$ lee? thence S 73 degrees 3$ point on the aforel.aio North right of SHEOAH SECTION FOJR a 1-rom the SuthweSt corner of North Oriardo Ranu.tues Section i, as recorded in Flat Boo* 13 page 10 Pubhfr Records of Seminole County ., - - -- -- - Jf children The man cou . ,L., - - •I A A -z,. - G y' " ______ . llience autherly along the arc of Teieprione. 322 2171 - - -- _- - . -- - - Florida. £6 W 17.37 feet thence S 60 degrees 53 33 E 46919 feet to a SHEOAH SEC1IOPI NINE a oea'ees II' 43 W 393 SI feel po nt on ftie East line of a 173 foot Condominium recorded ifl Official !tit'o .. 3IdtOrtc-!, .43 $4 t P4 ci WiC Florida Corporation Re'tord Book 981, Page 0036. PubliC ip fret thence S 75 degrees 353 page SI Public Recoros of Fiotida curvature of a curve concave thence N 0.ldegre'es 06' 77" W. along $97 t feet a central angle of 1$ 2056 1) feef run degrees 05 70" and a tangent theirs' S 69 degrees 56 10" F Pd vi ri.' '1 115 i ti ti- c-i c 5 00 ft'-''t-' P THIS the claim is contingent or creditor or his agent or attorney _________ F ________ - . - u,lth IKn vsusi,ii.m, . . - - - - - ' ______________ _______________ ______________ representative thence 43 01 feet thence N 17 degrees 31 FIRST PUBLICATiON OF THIS to whom a copy of thIs Noticp of 35' 3 feet thence $ 17 degrees 05 11 F 143 18 feet Itimni. '4 (h,..iiCt ii I C 15116 Itt? to a 131 5) feet thence N 69 degrees .46 qualifications of the personal FIRST PUBLICATION OF ItIlS 30 N 10)74 feet 'hence N 07 ra-i or rotat . or th vrnar ce 'dOtCL tot I" ny OblectiOns they 0 grits 17 W I S 10 liii ljr so JiOn of the cot,rt may have that challenges Ihe 1 ' with a tangent bearing Of S 40 By Lillian I Jer,k)n 134 dOled, a radbuso4 962 91 feel end 1U 07 fiot thence N IS deçrJe E I? F 3.48 16 feet tfitf'.CC 2$ F 172 IT fr' '?'" Pd 4$ WARD Pi IQ oeqrees 00 29' F 17243 feel degrees £ 135 It fees mence N 73 $, W000MAP4 P A *40 23 feet, a tangent of $0 7) feet and Power Coprtion Easement over a entr.mi oIL d'gre's SO ...3 ibove dStC1ibc' tract r'jntrienCe Southerly gtong the arc of Henrich Surveying sAid curve a dis'anc, of itO 35 leeS to and Mapping unitie Southwest $7 degrees 3$ .1' W 10071 teCh MC **7f$ P413 ttiente5 37deqrc1 OS d's 36401 lIa Rr'g ff0 7003 it-'-? fhtri- S ') degrr. ' 92 20 feel thence 5 3? degree's Si AlSo less and Cxcept the' follow ng ________________ r' t -.--_ I ' j , - feet, thence Pd 15 degrees C 8183 OHJECTIONS veadislariceof 27$ lIIa'el So begirriricj) C3n1,InlflQ 1,7 0667 the poew ef re'verlcurve Of a curve mete or Ills acres, not intlt'd,ng 57 0] feet, trence P4 03 deg'ees 00' P4 31 degrees 17' 22" F 273 5? tee? to W.nt1'r Park, Fl j'y -o° )C 4 I N U 't' m of no nç A?trrrey5 for ,' Renk QCrC{S 52. 1?' S. ?1 13 Sect; i LESS iirOni trit' "t' nd irus' Comoany thence 5. 17 degrees u' 01" W. 397 04 ci fdortfl Qriando Rftiche'$ Se(tiOn Publish MMcr 4, 1974 8Jllfeeftothepasete'icurvature 40 Public Records of Simunole of s rufus' ,0ss..i4e Sou?Iiw.tL'ty County Florida runtf"enceaionga 4 4 7 'O5'I 4 I.- I J .1 f... i ft.- ,%e5t tine of .4 i oiecf -n'rii ,it r at 07 dru t-S '3 .44 Uoith Qsinde nanches Section 13 feet; may have that challenges the required, WITHIN THREE MON Arthur H Beckwith, Jr., d"grees3.4 oegi-e-e.s 9' 09" W.z run fncnce thenceWe-sf)Uclfeettottsepc;ntof beginning, run th&r,C S CI degree-S 47' It' F. 11001 feet; theisce S 6$ degrees $4' '3 C ivi 3% feet thence 6 30 cey"-1 77' 56" W 91 87 fed; UsIncI thence S $0 degrees 32 16 E. 30.41 required, WITHIN THREE MOPS- THE . ' . "t.v. ' Jaan t.,avi°"° , , , ,, ________________ - ,______ I . - - . .... u i i DISPOSABLE 1 DIAPERS ./ 'lO(fl DAYTIME 30 '- " I I ' q then.e S. CI Course Are Plo,2 degrees 34' 10" F. 34511 f,%t thence S. $2 From the interSection of thC P40th' degree-s 10 21' F 149.19 feet to a rignt of v,ai line 04 the Longwood po'nt on a curve, ccncave Easterly, Wagner ROad ftd the West tine of with a t*stQent bearDs of S 'a ot 56 Block "(3 0 R Mltchefls l'r'es 51 36 a tangent 01)17 33 wrvey of Moes E LCIFF r,r,,it as 1uri%dict,on of the court p N EWBORN 30 i'ss" ,..,..._. , S I' ,4_ vu _____ I II'S i' -- r c ur ii Wa'ter P Moon ol RUSH ?,'ANSPIALL BERG Si E. Livtng,tr'e-m St:evl P.O. Box 3146 Ortandg, Ftrida 37102 1256421 P'Ibtth F. 24 & March 1 974 IS) Decs'aseii AQiNTISi P0. Bos 1330 5.it*i), Fl. 37711 T 1 ticne. 317 317) Pybl,th FY) 26 & March 4 1976 LuEW 49 - p v r u ri - ._._ SINUS CONGESTION _____ - - ---- - '' - -- -' , - ., .. - ' - . ______ _ . ________ I - I , _________ ;- ______ .---', .-.. - p -----_-- p p No 3 in the world in calendars ' ' in the world in Dali - -. - -- - ,,;4JV t)1 CONSTRUCTIVESERVlCE .__._.- W O1'lOP4 ___________________________ ,J - ____________________ _TI_. ') -'z- Jci - • Ridence Unknown WI a 3 -_ -'-' -_ _ . I r morti.ag,ota -c I - t,..,,u ivae 23 Township 71 South Range "9 East AND Thatpartoft',e East Halt of P5115 ISP'S ecu7 ml II I I r U the Southwest Quarter (LESS the ( I i I lea , I I\I AND ALSO Lots 'I S 6 17 71 23 mtfOrney if any to it on whose address is Court either t. I pfaintihf s ittO(nt'yor tmmerijatri 'hpce,afte- - otherwise a defi It ii be enteredagairj? you for th rilief Ui de'Cfldant WITP4CSS01y hand andtriesea,' this Court on February 10 1976 (SEAL) Clerk of the Circuit Court By Maty N. Darders Di.Ou$y Clerk PubJ,Sh Fet' l 19 76 Ma CC h A 1976 71 - .. . - i - - p ' i 4. ' I . ______ .4. , 3' Lii. I_____________ a ..'"' _____ , ___________ . I' HP Convcrtbk Tractor I U tivate wit pOsC P!t* '-.- 4I ' ' ~ t-'t r:af. I S .. .1 '-' f5P 4' '4' ( ..- ____ - r' I I ,. I ---- --• ,'. - , VT ' ' . .11 - r I I '-,-: I • I 4 - CUP COFFEE-MAKER - - 4' ,,-'----- i I - - - I -- (b* -. b' 0 L.._ ______ - - - - . ° ______ I ' LAYE - i - _____ j .lj 310W MELODY LANE 32701 )S.3394447 I i .-- - ____________________ -- , ' - .. __- _________ ________________________ _______ - - LI I a ' . .- ' ______________ - . ' t - __________ I .i'' - I tIC - - . I LI _______ V ' _____ ii - " - ' I NDUSTR,.L ' • ' __.-- _____ ,_j_. - i - --.-.- " ., 4 - _____________________________ I ,.. - - FREE COUNSELING: SI'S CA ?Q1 - -- -- - -1 removal attachflleflts asab " ' I • I I r '- "'- gear, ' W itiC sane t o I liii '., /1 _____ 4' forward.ncutral'ie'.crsc contro. i fr'."c" 8 i! .. ,i • ' I ______________ All containing 71 70) acreS snore i r less has beetm filed agaInst you an you - -' I ' F) South 723 feet thlreof) ying South df State Road No. 434, all lying - . _____ Of Lots 71 75. 3land 33 and the East Quarter of Section Ii, Township 2) ,. '. I_. I I .r - __ .-._ East of the East right of way line ct 76, 1976 ATTORNCY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE DOUGLAS STE'4STROM of - _____ I _____________________________ C t'fl(flflt5 As Personal Ropreer,taliv e of the Estate of REPRESEHTATIVF A Duane Berg I 001 -- ______ I WiLL BE FOREVER BARRED Avenue PH) Miiml FlorIda 3313) D.ste of the ' ;.1icalion of this on or tudore March 14th 1976 md Ceo Henry Starkc 7' 0 As Persona' Representative of the Estate of - _____ . a ' .-, - It ________ - - • • ' I t I rtaosnip Bank of Orlando By Victor A 2000 Sr JACV I. LEE - I - - ' I ______ L INC ' , (U S 160 1 th actual EV LOPMFh T roi SO FILED quallicntins of the personal wriIt,n defenses, Dafr f the first publication of 'his - __ , from the sale of calendars with ORTGAGE C'ORPOiIATION awa Pti nliff a _- II ' '- - nitching told me had nuclear physics ' O the clerk to enable the clerk to $0 feet 01 the West Half of the Pdotthwt",t Quarter of the Sautheas! mail one copy t eaui perSonal Recoc Book 911 Page 1319 Public Reords of Seminole Conty thence P4 86 degrtrs 4.1 45 F t's.'es,,e S 73 degrees 10 2'S W 20000 P rUi,e-estetly along the arc 4 said c'jiye- 54.43. ted to Poe point of tangency, run N iS day et or 55 77 ) tCf: tnence N. 60 degraes 19- U 33 dCQI°lM 41' 21' E 14122 fret to whom a copy of this Notice of thence Pd IS degrees- F 6364 feet Admit i5trifi00 has been mated arc cIaimino$ yett'ue,thecjatewt,enit degrees OS' 3$" W. 14$ 77 '_- _________ feel thaI be stated if the thence S. $1 degries 21' 51-' E, 746.00 Guarar- ________________ 227 71 degrees 10' 25" E. certain? !HFOAI4. SECTION TEN, a .rc of said curve 74197 fee) to the degres-s30 4) E. 761 Ofee9, thence - 11337 feet thence S 23 degrees 10 W 161 0) feet S 67 degrees I? I) W. 892 37 feet feet, thenceN 15 I '.' I e and so does L.e Metallo, the -..,nuiPUgist 11ouse organ or .i r, led metalworkers union SEMINOLE COUNTY ,,' •.- .- feettoapointooftie We'stlirseof Lot - _________ .e ,, g . Publish Feb 76 & March 4. 1976 DEW l IP. TH 'iRCUIT o se • France The approach i.s hard, f direct and all pera.sive Thi carre5 newspaper i.e ou 4 46 degrees 27 1' W 57)7 feet ALSO Tne South 225 feet of the claim the name and address of the above court a written statem.nt of thence N 34 degrees 09" 7t W creditor my claim or demand they may West H-elf of the Northwest Quarter or his agent or attorney 17101 feet thence Pd 12 degrees 2 and the amount claimed II the hive Each claim must bun wyiting of the Southeast Quarter all in 71 W 16) 71 feet thence N 03 cOsim is not yeS due the 00 II TOwnship 21 South date wt,en and must indicate the basis for the thenceN,SSdegreesS0' 23" E. 33$ 3$ - - 100 ' - _.,._ b. Id ware, t.ut the goods this tL'ne ject that fits his personality. If ou go and gise hL'n a bundle, are 14111o6rap1I b' Isa d'. k 1m for it he'll do a 'b the hand of the master" puss)catfor)ou But it won t be County, Florida . $139 feel thtnce f1 15 hive Each claim must oe in wr,tig FIRST PUBLICATION O 7$ degrees 1? 21 W 10198 feet -.., _____________________________________ 'I1os did I get into this" he side a factory distance of 31720 feet thence East 33? 11 fees to the point of curvature ridiu of 58617 f-ct arid a central - , Con uest of the Cosmos' X degrets7O 25 E l7$OOfeet thefXt thcePj PldeQresS3'31 W along flecotds Book 911 Page 93) Public rJ- T . l.L. , .ar er a 01 £ atom" Itic W-%t line of Said of a rurve concave Easterly with a tangent bearing of $ 31 degrees 25 . - . - ___________________________________________________________ ec. r. om,i ,,e usc,1c Science and Technology low !own nvments easy cred ce guarantees , money 76, 1975 Sanford 47 W 21567 feet thence N 3° THS FROW THE DATE OF THE titive'sattorneyar,%etlortp behiw degrees 1) 10 W 78 13 feel 'hence FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS All persons having claims or S 71 degrees 33 31 W 6321 feet NOTICE tofilc with tho clerk oltne demands against ti'* estate are thence N $0 degrees 32' 16 W above court a written statement of required WITHIN THREE MON W , -. - portn Orlando RancheS Section I) of LotS? Block' 0 of said D R Recor Book 973 Page 0511 Public is recorded in Flat Boo. ' pve Milctiell s Survey of the Moses E Records of Seminole County PuP'bC Rcc.)rds of Seminole County Levy Grant thence leaving said Florida F oriSs runtnenceN )2degreesSl road right c'S way line run N 00 hND ALSO LESS .-.-'-- c. --- ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS AND pending in the CIrcuit Court for 4.$1 let" the-ii'ef '7 &''eei II FL.G3UiP BMNk OF ORLMi'dDs) C 5 - -=-- 29" E ' g°t down ' totto'witIQ courses along sad North ________ )OU slide zojector and a sample Iiie size oI an aserage Fr enc DIVISION 107 70 feet thence S 71 degrees 33 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL ADMINISTRATION SI E 9187 feet thence '4 56 OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED TO ALL PC PSOPIS HAVING degrees 18 .i6 2 III 21fee'l thence IN THE ESTATE ClAIMS OR DEMANLuS AGAINST degrees 49 13 E 17930 feet to a '-"v'' Whu'1 nan. alter cultureleM hearth, he is uiiniting itghts Ot a luu out among the people, unpack. discotheqLe a hunmn hand validity of the decedent's will, the qualifications of the personal representative or the venue or FOR FLOR of a curve cOnCate Fasterdy with a Puhs Rtsordl of Seminole County aforesaid North line of Lot 56 degreesOl 41 E 191 8) feet thence thence N 31 degrees 3.4 07 W 1701 that the admInisratior, of the estate OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED roaiuof)S13.'4fee4,a centraiang'e Florida; runthenceN.B9degrees 59' thencealong Said North lineof Lot 54 S 49 degrees 15' 19" E 4406 feel; SeCt; thence N. 3$ degrees 39' 35" E. of JACK 1. LEE, deceased, File IN THE ESTATE of3degreesg" 04 gridatangentol 3-1 W along the North Ilneof said adistanceofl437tfeet tothepoint thenceS OdegreesOl 44 W 18794 9605 feet thence S 40 drgre,rs 30 Number 16I.i) CP,is pending in the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ".-'. he explained With a i' P0 Box ?3) 40°' W. 117 13 feel, thence S 2 radiusof 526.17 feel, a central angle SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Publ.th Feb 19, 26, March 1. fl of $3 degrees SS' Oh", arid a tangent degrees 11' 33" W. 76.16 feel; trienc. PROBATE DIVISION 1976 S 33 degrees Ii 74 W bearing of 5 31 degrees 73 46 W fl File Number 74-37 CP run thenceSoutherly along thmrc of thence S 15 degreeS 6 4.3 W 73 80 DivIsion IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR fut; thence N. 17 degre's 29' 35" E - the card En Iiv;ng room after living it.s d.tsbtjs€ment matches the WILL BE FOREVER BARR ED (SEAL) - said Lot 36 to the pOint of beginning; tufvt a iii ill written a script for a TV come- up the ball ontroa enin, coin .• , there madame, that "Dali In Section NOTICE to file any oble-ctuons they Florida Statutes i911, the un " degrees47' I?", run thence Easterly the point of tangency; run along the arc of said the problems of the deaf r i" ' ' g "I knew the frnger•spelling in their own language about the _______ _______ extraction and how he has to town someshere, he said ' and iund it a resarding e - business at 107 Satsuma Sanford 00001 AS STENSTROM of Florida and that the undersigned is ST EeST ROM DAVIS & tiear,r.g of S Iddegreesfi' 21" E., and a tangent bearing 'tl S. 13 Ic the Hor?hwSt corner of laid Lot the Point of tangency; run thence 3. 101.17 feet; thence South 3000 feet, IN RE: ESTATE OF tangent of '2)7 feet a radius Of degrees 31 W runthencealcung 56 then.e $9 degrees 59' 31 W thence S .45 decrees E 7671 feet JACK L LEE 57 degrees 29 IS F 1401 feet thence S U degre P 10 E 91 71 feet to the Northeast corner of Lot Wagner Road run thence along said feet thence leaving said right Of 5 flick 0 0 P Mi cb (I tlonth nightof w1ay line N $2degrees Oy hn Pd 01 degrees 34 70' E Survey rf Nses E Ldvy Grant as 5] 3) W t 7$ feet tricrve Pd To counteract some of the j'tJ ing classes 20 hours a week in ..-...- INTENTION TO - degrees 11 Il E 12042 feet tPuen,,e 5 8 degrees 26 06 E 31 62 ftc? 9.S) feel to Ui. point of curvat,re leet; thence N. 67 degrees 2V IS" W. feet; and the West tine of L,c,t 56, Block One Coldspot Refrigerator W. 63.76 IS" W 10000 feet to the point of 33" W. 1339 feet; thence S 69 ALSO LESS (From the In 11794 feet thence South 23500 feet neighbor and write out a street. deaf learn sitn Ian. hich he Mrs Sandra Stein a teacher salman Ills finger is on the Cosmos" and 'Gala binners" - terse'ct,on of the North right of way 1i"E alongtrie Easesideof said ID! feet; thence 5.82 degrees iO' 2a" E. Moses E Levy Grant as recorded in Sda distance 01 21036 feet to a Pont 140.'S Sect to the po'rt 31 Cut'vitu-p P:am Bc.uk 1, pd9I 5, PubI'c Records on a curve on the Northerly right of of a curve concave Soulheasteqly of Seminole County Florida run way tine of State Road NO S 431 hiving a radius of 154371 fett a 'hence Pd O0desjrees 19' 13 W along - - tth the deal, tie checked It, out a nickel. Alter that, being wise jail; when they're sick we take -. -- thence 5.37 degrees 34' 07" W. 492.04 thence S. OS degrees ________ p ________________ L dance with TP$S FROM THE DATE OF THE One Orbon Ranc,e Model No. $4349 Rhrd H Morlti thence S. 13 degrees 45' 39" W 232.74 ca feet thence S 11 degrees 39' 14 E ES6AZ Serial No 9 n-c One RayweH Furna'sce- mwf. 67 77 feet thence t' I) dt'9 ees 37 h 4 n s 25 1976 One Mercury Hoot' Mod. 0 0€ 22 E 57559 feel thence N $3 dc'rres 71 3? W 6021 fcct ther.e dhitance of 7738 feet to the point Of Westerly, having a radius of $30 73 thence N. 7lclegrees2l' 28" E. '29.61 degrees 5$' 10" W. 2203? Ication . _. that am deliver sufficient coPies of the claim to the clerk to enable the Clerk to 17 degrees?7 36 V. 91 62 feet thence pefmanentl Instatled as a pa of the provisu degrees 56' 19" E 34$ 86 feel; thence N 10 degreeS 00 29' E I 763 feet thence P4 76 degrees OS CI W e,t arid central angle 3102 degrees Southeasterly along the arc of laid 131.33 feel; thence Pd 69 degrees 46 Records of Seminole County. u ii rn .. unhq'j'djled, the nature cu the un certainty Shall be stated If the calm iS secured, the security Shall - ______ '*..O rn - _________________ • Alt persons interested in the tate RI'- HI E S WRECK lUG YARD and that I intend to whom a copy of this Notice of Oh the Clerk Administration has been ma led are 6008 feet thence $ 4 degrees 56 TO9Cthf'r with the following I?tm of of the C rcui to the point of tangency run P4 33 degrees 41 2a E 114 22 feet Lot 56 Block 0 0 R Mitchell a 70 feet thence S 37 degrees 1) 05 Survey of Levy Grant as recorded W 3610) feet tnence S 10 dg ees • Ic.) ugn es I ____ - become due shall be stated 1957 'ret; run thence 3. 10 Jegrees ?" 0133478 fret ante a central angle of degrees 09' 26" W. 17$ 01 fret, S. 60 degrees 11' 43" W. 393 31 feet; 17163 fe-I, run thente S. 46 0 degrees 43' 37"; run thente thence N. 12 cuegrees 70' 2)" W. thenceS.3ldegreesl5'34"W.2469$ "-grees So' 19" W. 54114 feet; run Southe,rstenly along the arc of said 165.78 feet, thence N. 03 degrees 4$' feet; thence S 15 degrees Xi' 16W (14 d'grecs OS 3$ W g using concepts and fragmenta. once in a hi!c e need to take llucnt in Italian capptd to adjust to us rather helping deaf tourists 5TLt e N 23 decrees si' 55" E, 301.63 feet, H BECKWITI-t. .'R C erk of the flame S a U d's. compound curse concave South tiM a tangent bearing A 5 to the Notict' is hereby given that I am of LaVERHE EDWARD GATES. engaged ifl buine a) fIt 2 Bc'r 73.3 ct'azi. F,Ie Nomt,er 7647 CP. is iecpt,. Dr nngwood Seminole pending In the Circuit Court Sot County Florida under the fictitious Seminole County Floriaa Probate of O5B PRItITI'IG in5 tt'31 I Division thc address of which is intend to registee said name fh the 5erinole County Courthouse North ci tic ni I' nic AvC Sanfcril Fl Thr' per Co t Seinoi € 93 41 fret, thence P4 66 degrees fl' aside," YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED - :at-gre-s 35' 21' E 44 me feet, run 30226 feet to the point of curvature S 17 degree-s 05 11 E 113 18 feet time out J lie 62 feet thence N 13 degrees 11 Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and the C rcu Ida in accorsince with creditor or his agent or attorney 67 feet to tht p0.05 of tangency "Take a minor adjustment to them, - the clt) of communication netd(d 430 12 feet thnce S 14 degrees 49 ' ___________ took curve 193 34 ftd to the point Of the arc of said curve 62 56 feet to the N $0 degrees 32 16 W 121 66 lee? t a central angle of 22 degrees 1. degrees 17 ii W 897 37 feet and a tangent bearng of P4 02 thence ' 4.4 degrees 05 26 E 277 r a grees 1 31 W run thence feet thence N 77 degrees SI 19' E Thursday,March4,7-1A o Out of ing, sight, the use of our limbs, know each other's language. a tclephonctelctype setup on a money we learned ta hustle," they're lost we Find them. Ing poetry, a volume 31 whIch is your way a little," advises being in good health, the fact There's a camaraderie that limited basis and that hae my ttme in When being conside'ed for publica. Louis D'Ambrosio, a New York that we can pick up the tele. pushes some barriers away " about it." People think of police work tion; he is into Chapter 3 of his here, I would like to head a po- CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST DEW 97 From the Southwest corner oi degrees W 34 W 73676 feet to the Attorneys for Guaranty Bank ;1567 feet eO cces of curvature of a c'jrvc con I Br ia ___ sour fellow man ADMINISTRATION 165.09 Florida Statutes 195 followS: Northeast corner of Lot 57, Block Winderweedle, Names, W degreei5025 E 33$ 1$ fees thnco oegrces gv1to Souihenlerly long the r I • __ _____________ , real property descrbed " _________ e ______ . Nl'% YOIIK IAP PROBATE DIVISION the provisions 10770 feet, thence S. 71 ,1çrees t outh*t$' corner of North a" w. 324 56 feet; thfle N. Orlando Ranches Section 13, as degrees 3 CV" W. 117.91 feet I,) Ihe SI" E. 91.67 feet; thence N. 56 degrees 16 36 E 141 22 feet thence r ,'corOed n Pta? Book 13 page point of inning ) " L .ol c le.oros 01 eranoi. COunty t'ContainIng 35 1452 ares ,nre 0. '4 "d""t't 31 ' W 6" 01 orsd4s run thence N 12 dc; ,, I E aong the West line of Said NOR 1Ff ORLANDO HIGHLANDS feet thtq'tce N 3$ degrees 39 33' E 9605 fect then'e S 40 deg CeS 36 c crrtion I) th Orindo P jr p r PAPCCL O 7 _______ iCe <)TT ic _____ __ EvenlngHerald,Shn(ord, Ft • ticC' hat he preaches feet thence S 3) degrees 11 24 E 'r I _____________ engaged in busineSS oIe By Lillian I Jkln ro 1916 intend to register tcourtSiminole LaVERNF EDWARD GATES thence N Ii degrees 17 22 E 100 53 thence N Ii degrees 52' 17' Sri Dr Ut gwc* degrees)) 33 W 76 16 feet thence highest bidder for cash at the West thence S 7 degreeS 06 29 W 1000 (Seal) FIorid at the hour of)? 00 A M on Northerly right of way line run N 0 am oviSlOnS of the Fic1itiou Name Statutes, to wit S.ction 663 09 florida Statttet 1957. 13 E feet tothe aforesaid North line of Lot DEW 70 entitIe cause in the Circuit Cnurt of way tine H 62 degrees 33' 31" W. more or le acre,.. E. thence S. 43 degrees E 26.2$ feel CourthouSC in the City of S&nford, leet;thence S. 49 degrees 45' feet thence S 0 degrees 4 CLERK S NOTICE OF SALE ___________________ He Practices What He Preaches • r r. under the fIctItiOus name of GREENWAY, and that I intend to registersaidnamewth the Clerk of FEDERAL SAVINGS AND $7 degrees 11' 54" W flô.4.4 fed; wjt corner of said Lot 36; thence N. REFLECTIONS UNLIMITED. and ASSOCIATION OF thrnceSouth?35 OOleet; thenteS. 14 $9 degrees 39' 34" W 300 feet along that I intend to regitter Said name ORLAiJDO. acorporalion. cg,s 41' 03" W. 360.30 lee? to the the North tIne of said Lot 36 to the With th Clerk of the Ciruil Court, FIRST LOAN w I ____ __ a a II S ' -.-__-_-_ ______ ____________________________________________________ 1 j_ I. -- _____ I I ____ ________________ ________ �- 0 I e 7t. Mims =1 T1 ' - - Raiders Line p Remains Inta c ace Chipol a eminole Hig asebal i Start, But Much Will Depend On Psitchion 4 - By ____ i ufi-d . . C.w - .-- . . I _________________ .. - -- .- Stetsons Edmunds Activities . And hope'u113, St wui still IA. ali'.e FrIlas nlQht whc - ft _ - - - - ____ the semifinals am staged. A c tion c¼arted this ft -p at 1.30 with Edison meeting Florida College, followed by a 3:30 game between Brevard and Palm Reach. .. • - 5" After Seminole and Chipola ____________________________ City and Gulf Coast collide. vie a guvu practice week and there Isn't much to Ch.afl C t - - ' - _-.' '-' - - - - --.. --'- ---------- -i--- - -. -i - - - ' club has more speed than any other team I ever have coached Atle.astseven players are base-steallngthreall At second base for the Seminoles is jualor Bobby Robinson. "Bobby has quick hands and good lateral movement, states Mays. "His bat hasn't come alive yet but he wa lks a lot He also has the good speed for stealing Don Williams is at shortstop. Like Bobby, he Is good This addpd speed will enable us to compete with any team around." Seminale played a Orlando Bocne Thursday Rf- Slate 44 17 721 #j. A 31 31 .500 13 '; 37 167 ioensx orlIand 28 35 441 17 Wednesday's Results oston Detroit 114, Seattle 110 PtHl4dCIPhS 2]. 110 B Houston III, New Orleans los J( a - ,s' . - - . I 5 Phila. TxtI 15) 2s 2 11.1 7 Nicholls St 20 3 a 131 lure Har ris 3 Kern Rudy (2) 4 W~ 0 113 S) SIO 00 P (S 3) 225 233 Ill 1)060, Kentucky $t 9Cheyney St (1) . . .1 , 37 4.45 19 II 53 15536 12 UT Chatt 15 Rollins Wednesday's Results Indian IU, Virtisn-A 95 l43t I o,.,s III river ew or 77 iii 19 7 I . - I).1iwLne, &.,-c Iefl.4VeI) by £3 .1 WU O g rtoe,wnoaverages 13.8 per game. McDonald gets 12.8 Faber 113s Jam 104 SOfl 5' - - - - ; 30 10 80. 5 70. 3 L.L.'s 121~7151 Cuu'. Q 77 (2 3) $41 60; P 24 214 191 73 21 '55 W ome n 's Golf - - -- -- - '- - - -. - - 1' - Cnlleco's 0 Vtdnesday, but there was n'. (64) and Norris Randall (64) inside, with Paul Hamilton (6-3) , Santa Fe Thwsday and en- Rodriquez d Gonzales Cockint 63, disgrace in it, because the tertains Kalamaoo, Mich. Is tictor was powerful Wetern Friday. and Bobby Burgess (6.0) at Illinois, a four-year school of guards. Chipola compiled a 21.5 record. PREVIDUSWINNERS also beat Emory and Henry in a doubleheader, W. Emory and Rhudy 6 3.6 4; Roberts (5) d. Maxey 1. 6 2; F lag (S) d. He"rson 6.7, 67 Co' (5) ii Mason 46 60 6 1 Hsjcr (El d rocks 61 6 3 Barrett (E d Ivey 4 6 63 63 Cos 2. Roberts (S) d. O'Neal 62. 62. Thompson, Roberts IS) Maxey. Flagg (S) d. Heaviland 4 6. 6 2. 6 1, Anderson 60, 62. Cockins Gonzales M llt- (WI) (I Gonzalez (1 62 (5) U Hdder Haucjhejo3 3 is est n M g it Stride, Gets NCAA Berth Chipola 1967 - Brevard - W 1161 - Miami Dade North Seminole 1904 - narrow 54 measure of Sernirok which Seminoles. Emory& Henryl Glenn d. Cot 6 3. 7 S. Thompson d Weslet'n I llinois!l. substantial size. Western too Henry, also a four-year school, Saint - 1163 - Pensaicola 1964 - ChIpals 1963 - Miarni-Daide North 11 Cummunity was fresh fro-ai a 7-2 win over Rodriquez (Wf,' cl, Cockins 6 4, 6 1; Mr-son O Neal (WI, d LOX Flag 75, tennis terni lrct Sttcrsn the n ight hefnrn 6-i; Llmmerman-MilIer 0. Koberls e was at tle Thompson 6,4. 6 1. Hesellan.) Seminole Lake City 117, Gulf Coast Gulf Coast 1973 - Orrvard 1571- Chlpala 1973 - Indian River , er ,, ,.,.,,,.. •ø$ta5J%#'$4S a a,.1, a - ri ic I I i an ,.. IaI SI P,, 1.4 SI laa 511414 SS5 51) Sis.U5' _.._ LIDa.J , ...4 I I ... s -. .,. , s.g,g,.,, ,as ,..,-as ..,.. s• as,, s,,. , .... draft choice in 1971 of the NFL's New Orleans Saints. Two years atlefortheMid-AmencanCon. erence championship Eldon had to be convinced by Western Michigan past Miami reporters that his team had made the playoffs, which i you some idea of the losing image Weitern Michigan has shouldered for years. Last season N- Broncos finished fifth in the ue with an &6 L"utter and son hit )5 of the first 18 points scored by t1* Broncos In the second tuill. IV ffoot-8, 220-pound Cutter fin. ished with 23 points and pro- vided the edge for Western Michigan in rebounding The 14th-ranked Broncos, In another big game Wednes. throughout the game. Tyson later, he was traded to the who last won the Mid-American day night, No. 15 Missouri scored 16 points. Buffalo Bills Conference years ago, can downed Kansas State 8172 to r't"e • L1 U and said with Seitz' ruling. -_ - ching the course with a 63. Willie Smith poured in 38 points as Missouri downed KanState and Mo%red a step 1. 410 3 Glens Carol (6) -- - game remaining -- -- - -•--• -- - le t 000 M Drop 2 Matches - .- ' ,'y - ' - -ff _____ - - -- mail Palmer d Van Et9oal 6 1. Nelson d. a 5; Burrell d Shifflel, 0 3; GIRLS SngIe' Van Er-poel (O'd Multi, NO FISH 6-6. DoWeS, van Etpftl,Wbtd (0) d 17 50 5 60 3 H T Ron'% Blue (6) ELEVENTH - S 16, , I Lake Third Flight Low Gross- OL Bateman 100 Low Net- 1. E Anteir ice (7) 21 00. 7,20, 4 20, 2 Gold Of r 10; 7. K. Arnold 72. Feature- V. (1) 3 60. 3 00 3 Sneaky Snake (7) Simpson 50 3 60 ~ a (1 7)'30 20; P (2 1) 1117 30, 3011 TWELFTH - C - I Chel.'a ,. '°n Ann I]) 1Q00 ciarre (7) 9. 6o, 310 I. Courageous P utt- Putt Karn (6) 4 60, 0 113 7) SY910; T 0 7 6) 1111500 3920 A 7,636. H 1111,543 AT EAST COLONIAL Pro Diviiion 29 24-W-n $A-Ev?nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, March 4, 1976 activity) are ~xd to see." can't be required to play until in camp 10 days, but the players could waive that," 0U are Miller said Wednesday after a 21i-hour negotiating session with the owners' Player Rela tions Commlittee, which both s.des called fruitless. Vis on mount 63 Colorado 84, Oklahoma SI $3. ge K - OT TOURNAMENTS Southern Conference ing pro and Joining the Inter onds - and the 1500 meters- six years of their reserve clause Jim Ryun, whose name has national Track Association in 3:33.1 - only 16 days apart in ii i; and added he had rt'ceised no been synonomnus with the mile 1972 1967 Both records were broken .tII cnr 0 me or accenta an a time . d 73 Home Runs Later, llebrew To Retire • seasons lie made the big can League, has retired -with leagues for good In 1959. soni regrets - as an active lie spent alm os t his entire ca player. reer with the old Washington Killebrew, who will be 40 In team and moved with It to Min. June, told a news conference nesot3. Killebrew went to Wednesday he would become eas City last season and uw an announcer and color corn- limited' action as a designated after belni, signed out of high Dist the job. to pick out one game, though. I wasn't Cr.unplon. Lee Trevino who twd an individual 66, headed the Amateurs J. innIrg team H. Sapp, Coppin St 120, George mason 00 Dist. 21 Franl,.hn 15, Manchester 51 22 Findlay 54 Central St Memorial Bfucecfampton,$750 Forrest Fe ter. 1567 50 63 1562 50 THOMPSON, L., Core. Johnson, V Hughes. FITZSIMOws, oeers, C tert Goerlrr Ray Floyd 1.17500 6S Red Curt, S3,1 S 00 Peter Oasterhuis, $200 00 Greene Linton INMAN Tsllmanns 65 66 Gaines, Norris. Kinlaw; STILL, Morley. Be*ie, Kennedy, Fosgato, Lee Trevino 120000 Homer Blanca%, 11200,00 Ben Crenshaw, S50 00 Hale I rwi n, %so W Jim Colt 1.5000 III 21 OssI Ala Him tsville 14. Troy St 69 . .. - •, - . - - ?FRO i - VRqA' I+'WFP4 010CF ~4f ICATY) q4,s,y14 ./Oh4'9O/1 Aww .4v tam 91wo rEBRUARY 14TH.ROUGHMARCH 14 SIIADDERB' RULES 1. Contest is open to the public. No entry fee or pce- registration required. 3. All shad must be caught on hook and Me. Fish not 66 CR EN SM AW Gahr, entered in contest should be released unharmed unless Flewing, Kupisiewski; ALLEN. Fenner. Jordan, Cross, HAff-11l. RODRIGUEZ, Koontz, McPhcrwn. used for food. 4. All shad entered In contest mot be weighed and 61 5cartr.çh Cr,Icfielc1 K irch'n an rgi.stered on day caught at one of the official ,vetgh-in stations. AL"L'I('14&jWflGH IN STATIONS osteen Bridge Fish Camp Marina Isle Fish Camp Lemon Bluff r i camp Lindsay's Fish Camp FUNSETH, Crandall, Becker, Hulbert. PLAYER Lawyer Mauro to the W If ing staff . I, ,.oach I -.i Refy Adult Division -Helen Johnson, Mcunt Dora (4 lbs. I oz.) Junior Division David Robb, Lake Mary (2 lbs. 5 oz.) TOURNAMENTLFADER - Briar Cliff 91 ' %f'(c1,t • oil rwTA1t1uUIr ' 29 37 29-90 FIFTH - S 16, C I Lake Hana. 2 30 33 32-" Birthday GO; 3 Sam Leonard; 4 7 Red Chent,iIy, S Pure SiIyr. 6 M 7 M Top SIXTH 1 I' Alert's Firebell, 5 Storiev Sears SAVE From 8: 1 Mineola Win son 2 Go Tom Eckert 3 Berkl'v Kclou I Aragtn S Jim Hoefer, 6 N"rg W Ftorcia - - _______ 7W 7 SApwl Pearl; I Real SECOND 4%. 0: 1. Holsom (1) 6 W. EIGHTH - 5 16, A. 1. F 0 210 7 RuS,14n (2)470 750 3 Wh er HLiPer 2 000 2 Tom Gibson NINTH (57)1)760 1 (5 73)199960 31 69 Otbi'r FOURTH - 5.16, M: 1. Ahlo,o 7 Silky - S 1 K s Pharaoh 7 Sissy Sue ; So Hurry! flEEL (JILT Goss ip, r- m- Hare TENTH - S 16. A: I cAnyon~ 2 Hope (2) IS 60. 6 00, 3 20; 2 Irish 1,heila (I 1 160, 2 10, 3 Lake Denise Kristen; 3 Joy Jangle%; 4. Goino JLG's Fleelleel; 6 (6) 7 60: 0 0 2) 13a 40 p (2 1) Easy. S Phantom*% 5;, .rck, 7 Waltongs Bud. 11 AS W. 31 59 (5)950 1 sO 3 Little Slper (7) Roe SIXTH - 5.16. A: 1, Mineola ms Dm (6)40 /60 3 Rumored "r- Steel Guardsnian Radial NVIN PoiviLN-rai PUDIAL PLY - . .. a ,. r'a .. "- 8:00 Guaranteed 36,000 M k = Count Lively; 6 D.G.'s Merry; 7 TWELFTH - i 2" D I Ricky h T.,S P,I - I ___ _____ 47,00 11,-i - A' , Patrick Division W L TPItGFGA 4 279 IIIS 14 11 11 I 7i7 151 NYlsl * cl Alten'.a NYRngr 73 14 # SA 214 265 Smythe DlvisloA 11 11 0 195 191 0 - //y VW 0.1-r !3 , 5 ji#ftI5'I60 4/'ak'aq / '"144 - 6q4,' 66.17 Wed. & 1:45 Seminole Community College S-Louis , Minn. 0 _ ~v i Wjiiin i i 62716319 2331 10 Is 17 41 10 34 ISI 269 Wa!es Conference Narri:i Division I I 7659 1178-14 G, 78-1 5 73, fl78-1_' 80_67 Prices include tid Balanced CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBA 7t~, W 4-4_ 90-96 T LL h fill I(R THURSDAY LADIES' NlT .a'd.rs. v,nf 5,. ..Lis,,.i,,-4 !'IIIWI S,4.V 'sul..I.Ir the ii,atsih. ...s,i 4.av,si.ta4 .d!JIII& Lfl(ITLDUA'ITI ,-.sia4*1.arura .14 SttaM? ttJ ,piaa4at1J .iii.,.fgJ.I,IRP.l a.M.,i. an? iSs 4nrH,n.d 2481 thas %it" AW "0411~ tvr#144 ("So !.saklsjth. iku1. f,,i.• 1,.a.a,, .3 aassIjra wit"41m I- 1.8418bu I" rfurm" 160 tiff, "hiiiiii k" 184W se *WU met. to d* 8**"d !tosn Stwo im t1tv V-% to dw no-at dwi werritail card a am V""4W*A bad the 11fir b"600 efter"icittiWit a*# to a failar*. o"art*dy "6usill to n~61 er workasooki# w a otiratil t"4 limitaiLtItio iihop mods "ftrW& %orlke 6"" two Thursday Saliol"tion Guaranteed Sear,,3 ' Aftet tietit" of soar tevenj by full Wartallip 66d iiissail te4itl alliti, *(BMW qw1rititi.if out bad I"d romp rouge $live "s it"Ovitlou 04 Is WSW COW (84 &Wni*J Ire"!fW like prepaUtom S*" I -IU - self 1W life " 310# a firt-IrA t Ity tkit oth"Wo -- - Z1I lu the IIS4 .1 Live 6:45 p.m. s' 1-Ill sHR 'Ti I1t lffl- 51l1IPItlIIF1) BIG PERFECTA st t SCC vs. CHIPOLA F.E.T., Installed RACES NUL Campbell Conference 01flf - - Cka'an 0 Pro Hocket, ti NIGHTLY ELEVENTH - h S 1 ED S Brindle 2 G&T s Chandler, 3 44.0 ---- in Stock I TFVL ,qr;+7/,y,t 'i..' 3- Limited Quantities 4, t, Fire 3 Polt,' Augs C,eor j' 4 jill j; PI I - i n4iuia (1) Gamma 2 Fans Dawn 3 Keen a FIRST 6 10, 3 W. 2 60. 2. Power Pepper (2) Challenger. 4. Sno Duke~ S, Laity 3 00 -s-- Tally Da te 01st 4 •,4 ''JL -,- B I Look Ethel' 'fl() 12 07 -r - '- - STATE ?4orlh*.eslcfn -= - - Steven - Dist. 13 Gustavus Adolphus burg 60, OT .9 WEEKLY LEADERS A.l fthb auusslOn Os sviiu) nounceu u.eAAI.' Snow -- use common sense and courtesy when on the water. - 1) Dst - - :- All Semifinals '4 - - - Alcorn St 97, Jackson SI 86 Dist, 31 P i kev i lle 90 kentuOv St ,. - awr6lr .00 Campbell Cot Norfolk St '- AT A GLANCE 10 4*16~ -RRY i)r - 6A 67 67 "i ng ii e'szc:y nakiSaadC000Y Garrison Ss.srratt Grubb - a mus Mauro Joins N.C. State Busses will leave the Attamonte Mall Saturday and Sunday at -- Davis (Wohlut CURL. Boyle Toepke. Dyson, Hnely, (IX, $7- PROS Moskos, Seminole Count) golf fans S H A I) McNamilifa, CO*8n, J. McNamara, WATSON. Christy, West, Tinsley, SOROS. Amick, Hanson, TEAM J Schenck , J. 51- TREVINO, Siam. stermaker. ~khenck. Ferstef maker. (SISO) A pro-am team headed by si- IRVIN Cleveland Carlton -, ,-, ,4 ruce rampton and ing Knuckles. Jeffrey. 36W) SS- McLENDON, Condict. Seminole County amateur Martin; Crosrn. Gordon Hulbert, shot a 55 and Danliler, RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) finished in a tie for th,rd place CRAMPTON, Herbert, CauChois, Walker. Conomos; North Carolina State head footPounds, HEBERT. Seabrook. four strokes back. Faller, ball Coach So Rein has an. PALMER. Milner, Youngblood Bus service wi ll be offer ed to Oil Lav 67 Bethel 65 Dist. 116, Gardner Webb - Sutton Watson 7 Li P THIRD - S-16. 0: 1 Malinee Idol Chess Men t I, Guilford school to a bonin contract. I*ague*s Most Valuable Player tie will replace Ray Scott, Award after Wtting 49 home who left statirm W7NN for the runs. Killebrew said in World eries against the IlAx reason for taking Angeles DtAgers. It's dif (ICU The pro-am winner, however, 773237-91 Country Art 7 Golden lou h I 3S .? I IS 97 151 1910 740 . EdinWo 6Y, Indiana, Pa . W1q11*1N0 4 In 1969, tie won the Amcnicui Milssau'cee Brewers."Tht job lie said his biggest baseball opuhd14) and the tizflingseerfls thrill was playing 'i the 19S5 Wis Eau SW Bapt ist 60, Drury SO - 0 /3 57(5 si Wis Parks de Curl had G5s. UcXets rTtay be Arnold Palmer - T 'rs. Claire 71, OT Lincoln • 26 24 21-78 Coroll Kid. 3 Windy Elliot; A. 22 24 27-79 Wednesday Go; Sr Shimmering; 6 2' 23-10 Ted's e y or g e fl 26 UI secret. 30 29 29-48 FOURIN-SI6.D- I.G"Golly. 26 29-i3- a 3. Poll 299 31-19 Easily Done~ 5 G.E.'s Minx Opal; 6. SANFORD-ORLANDO WEDNESDAY NIGHT Grand Canlicin 49. S Utah 47 Dist. It C,31 0,2;ti. Disl. 14 AURORAANDTHEDAWNbyAlanMaver Y4 41 f- Tom Rusnak Dave Orck Doug Short Rotyct Henderson Jim Manning Dennis Piptr Les Semmons Dog Results Ceii 7 McGee Ras Flo)d and Rod 56 FLOYD r -vi ...,, a> FIRST - 5 16, D. I Willy R B 2 23 2522-75 RenoGambone Dist. 6 Newberry 14 Lander s, an '". Oakicy. Chilton, Cady, R30f, M321 42) IItt t Don;3 5 itt C!mbrr, NAI --i league could play "About a 'week ago God spoke there would have been great Ryun competed for the rmit 14ir options and become to me, sayiit g 'You fought a deal of aniositv inside me." United States in Ott? 1%4 '68 free agents In their 10th year, or good fight, you ran a gocd race, R)iin's last race was 10 days and '72 Olympic Games, but demand to be traded and be- but now )Otl re finished," he ago Salt Lake C it y, where he never won a gold medal rne free agents in Lheir ninth said during his reCrement halt to drop out because of an I'lie Km%-Ls flish was just a "'o year it thcir clut.ri did mt ac- announcement at the unier- achilles tendon injury. youngster in the '64 games at comodate their trade requests sity. Ryun, who first gained recug Tokyo, then was bothered by The owners have pending, In The 28-year-old Ryun,, aho set nition as a premier miler at the thin air at Mexiou City foiir 1e ii . a,e and Wichita federal court, an aprecords t High ScIml, set years later. In 1972, he triPped peal on arbitrator Peter Seitz' the 1,500-aieter run as a teen. his world records in the mile hnd fell during a qualifying heat December decision that piayers ager at Kansm, had been run - three minutes, 51.1 see- at Munich. can play out their options when bothered by injuries since turn. x,26 26 Alan Atk,%on 74 sq - Jim Haynes str-' r All Championships OutS I .1 iI - - George Cruz Dave Kull VP.AI 71, Arl,.flchian St SA counter-proposal last Friday. myself to retire," the former cided to retire at that point, it John Walker of New Zealand W..l I L-SJ,555kI5V 77 20-26-41 NoviceDivIslon Mary 71 owners' bargaining agent, said the courage to quit running and see if I could run pro the record holder at 1,500 methe answer to Miller was a "I finall) found peace with again" 'vun said "Had I de- leTs with a time of 3 322 and nliwprwtthpiphtveiirc of ma- JotMarailto Jack Poie Joe Daniels Bobby Henderson Second Round 64, William Richmorld I - TONIGHT'S ENTRIES I Liarence U.nieis - FAR WEST Aritons St 93, Loyola Mary i LAWRFMk, Kan (AP) ' N Illinois 11, E Mich;9an 79 Purdue 94, law& Is Tolecto 17. Ohio tj n something like that (retro- _______________________________________________________ 10P in ar and 2:30 p.m. and return at 9:30 2$ 31-75--SI 3223 26 A] S,ad Str i ng.. S. Tally Ernie 6 11 30 73 Bannon's Duke, I Mlry Pam, I Ken E vans 79 X 26 -as MueoIa Angel. W MIchigan 73, MIami, OhiO Tom Dani els 32 SECOND - 516 B I Modest Tom Bonds 29-94 milli. 2 Tally Abe; 3. Kg Ace; 4. Amateur Division Unit. S Victory Victor; 6 Stalki. 7 SOUTHWEST Jerry Mann ng 21 77 22-73 oniiawaCaro • M None "With respect to the rule you At 8:30a.m., 10:30a.m., 12:30a.m. his WgaWng power. I dw1t think the consequences of doing 60: HoInm(AId. 3runeff,86; Lust to be right," A) Dorherty, 1-11; Koeving j0) d, explaining Us caught this reek tq one of Seriinole Cimuty's unnamed takes. Tim Second Flight Low urois- R. TENTH - 5 16. 8- 1 Big Paul (3) Herron 94 Low Net- 1. T. Vow 72; 620, 190, 320, 2 Lana Louise t7i all leanu are sche4uled to be In action by arch 13. 7.0, while the girls were taking ebrew said. "I haven't been Ile played in 2,435 games, looking forward to it wi th a scored 1,283 runs and had 2,0%1 a 4-3 tiruttInu great deal of anticipation." h.1ts. Ile had 291 doubles and I,. BOYS Killebrew hit 573 home runs 564 runs batted in. Ape pir a 1, Oviedo 0 • Fsrt Flight Low Gross- L. NINTH -516 C 1 Mill (4)550 aubert $9. Low Net- 1. J. 400. 320. 7 Nodak KIng (1) IS 60. McKsbbin 70 7 (tie) S Brooks.0 CO 3 Karen Kay (1) 520 Q (I 11 7 M Whelchct 75 Feature- B I mer a 516 0 I Bases (2) agçnt (in 1977). This is part of mentatnrforaMir.neapolistu- hitter. A tion covering Minnesota Twins lie said his new Job would alAPOPKA Oviedo i l s games low low him to spend more time of high school ten ni "Ithiisbeenadifflcultdcci ssithhtsfamil)athlshomein match Wednesday. falling to Apopkatnthebeyscompetition, ston for me to make," Kill- Ontario, Ore. .,raST4rn - eliminate many games. aince - - - EIG HT H IS20. 1520, SOO., 2 Kylharnmer (6) 12 40 6 20. 3 Daunt (1) 4 OD; 0 0 6) t90 AO P Q 6) $473 90. 31:41 Missouri $1. Karnas game In the Big Eight stand after 22 seasons in the Amen . " ga Sayles 69; 7 D deGanahl IS. I-ralure- A O'Neil 46 Dave Grether Gary English arrest l ezicr 1ifltl Arnold P Ss Netraska 62, K inlas 98 berth. The Tigers. 11-2, now mon Killebrew, fifth on base- contract, meaning he had to be lead the Wildcats, 10-3. by one ball's all-Ume home run llsi kept with the team for three ings. and each team has one S 16 C I - Lynn "could become a free contract talks. The ruling could comment from them. run for almost a decade, said a "SL - months ago I made the in the past two years. But John J. Gaherin, the "vision from God" gave him decision to return to Kansas Filbert Bayi of Tanzania iss Roughriders ink Holden year-offensive lineman who = pinyoffs. played in both the National "Hey, fellas, we're in the Football League and the World tournament!" Coach Eldon FMball Enguie. Hall announced with glee after Holden, 6-foot4 and 260 the victory that secured at least pa.. "r 'uf'icleu' "• Miller said he had offered on Feb 21 to return to the owners The Western Mich;gan ba-s. Ing Bowling Green at home this Eight Utle. In the Southern ~xtbafl tearr. is a big shot now ... Saturday. But t, 't have Conference playoffs, Virginia and not just in Kalamazoo tocirncn the ieagueuuetogoto Military insittute aeteatec is pA school with a big campas the NCAA playoffs, since they palachian State 71-64 and Richbut little basketball tradificn. took both meetings with iami mond whipped William and REGINA, Canada (AP) the Broncos struck it rich tWs year and thus qualified Mary 84-78 to advance to The Saskatchewan Roughriders Wednesda) night with a 73-58 automatically in the e vent of a tonight's finals of the Canadian Football victory over iami of Ohio that Ue. Tom Cutter and Jeff Tyson League announced today the won a spot in the National Culcombined for 39 points to boost signing of Sar2 Holden, a 27- kgiate Athletic Association St. Louis at Denver owners settle the labor war. The old reserve rule inter- Lynn "could become a free would aid players held in the San Antonio t Indina This is part of minors for several years. 1977). ne clause referred to by pretation was that players were agent (in MllIer,executi ve director o(the held to teams for life unless his bargaining power. I don't American League President $) Players Association, is In the they were traded, sold or re- think the consequences of doing MmnPhil tsrsn*in'uis tü in. "' Ilk that etro expipnA labor contract ,4 says I that players cannot be forced to American League President roctivity) are hard to see." move imniMiately the players IV two sides are to ineet for option (3 pin), exhibitions until they have Ike MacPhall continues to InCOl] me on Friday at least 10 days in camp. sist ..at e new remove • IV California Angels- an- immediately the players' option York. Brandeis 91, Bowdo,r, 73 ers) in one Status and others in Buffato at Buffalo St, ppd Miller said his plan "has no nowimd Wednesday they had to become free agents. " said Macict! canceled their March 9, 10 and "We can't have some (play- option year as such, but would another status, Phail. I Z'~, games in Mexico, because ers) in one status find others in require a player to give prior SOUTH Mtllei argues his association 74, Stet son 61 they would not be wi thin the 10- another status," said Mac- notiie to his team that he In. Ash aflu un CUtai clu b .5 WOu.0 OC SUujc'..i 04 day period phail tended todcclarehlmselfa free MIDWEST • 1 is.. if sk.. owners Most camps were scheduled Miller argues his association agent and bargain with other Ball St 76. Centr4l Michigan retroactivity. Miller noted the to open last Monday, but the 63 Bowling Green IS, Kent St 3 reported $1.3 m illion salary deow ners say they will keep t hem E Illinois S3, LIT chailancioga mand of Boston's Fred Lynn clowd until there is a new labor so "" 0 (7 31 S72 40, T (7 3 71 $136-10. 31 64 Low Gross- Danie: 03, Low Net- G. " Wednesda y 's pro-am action found Bruce Crampton scor 11 -79 SVE NTH At Mayfair LU Could either -get hot, or stay Sam (e) S 40, 3 40, 1 20. 2. raille Championship Flight Basketball What? SCC Netters Beaten, But No D sgrace i Friday's Games Virginia ,,l New York I t_ US itS (3) (7)3 7Q 3 7s 760 7 Dear A60. 310,3 MA s Dennis Ill 370. (2) 640 College - SCC's Stuart IMompson reaches, misses Cl't la's starters include -- - ., and Jacobs 10.2 In the balanced attack . ). - - - -. ' Jacobs (6-8) and Vernon Johnson u-ij ss&uC top inside suwitute, while guards Jim McInWye (&I) and John Zeulll (&2) also figure to see action. - Beg ins ton, Fezler, Palmer Hot Cra 4,44.•f• I 29 GO, P 3 7) $7160. and said that with Seitz' ruling, 51x years took effect That _ir)e11 ORI,ANDO - The big a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and question Thursday at the Rio 3'30 p in (7) 31 57. FIFTH -S18 D I K s Gar 7 T oday'sOamcs ne owners are hoping the mand of Boston'3 Fred L)mn ball, if that occLTred before the r ti s j -,-.----,-•---•-. •._-_; 11 1) 13 00, T (3 1 8) S65 40; 31;3S S Louis Virginia San A nion i, . D-oOlt'c 734 Kentucky Indiana reported 81 3 million salary do- after nine sears of profe'sional to wipe out dozens of spring free sgents in 1977 31 - 50 THIRD - S 16 D 1 Keen 24 3 l, einnesser 30 12 Bridgeport 13 Fla, Tech W his plan ilLs') allows rj(I 1 1 -, oft .._ 3 Grdner Webb 2S 597 9'a 34 31 S73 14 11 34 493 1 tewr s in his seventh year. lie GB Pct. 16 716 1? 3 Lake moseb &'-- PP'ot'ni* , - $16 0 FIRST Queen (1) 940, 6 60, 4 00 2. Push i aw playoff, 75-U, and has anoth, st Members of the Sanford Toarle and Shafflieboard Club isook up lorci 6c eze. e . aga a.csaaya upeomin some sun and saor the fiaor of victory following Tuesday's In Daytona Beacb. Inter-city triumphover Lake Helcu, Z12. Top 3anford Individual will be staged scores were poste d by Ralph Ga p and Manley Neerleu San- SHUFFLIN' ALONG 123460; By Ttis Associated Press Boston at New Orleans Seattle at Kansas cav Cleveland at Portland Golden State at Los Angeles Denver MATINEE RESULTS Jim' s Cap 11) )a 70, 10 60, 4 00, 2. Wilto*tn (5) D.IrOIItaIIIada Chicago at -low 3,060; Handle A 1C iday's Games jø Shannon (S) 10 40, 6 00, 3 Mineola Poppy (4) 5,40. 0 is 81 S7S 00, T 1)3$ MOPI(6)3 : ECOP4O -$16 C 1 - 140'JSlOfl i! i., Rudrd (I) 720 660 650 2 My 710 77 1 61 College Poll ADA - s 3029 1 TWELFTH Canadian Division 44 21 2 90218 200 Winnipeg Quebec 30 20 4 10 274 r Calgary 3221 4 65 747 272 Ed'Inn Toronto Wilrdne,sclity's Results Cincinnati 4, ( Edmonton 6. Calgary 4 (hcao at Golden State ternoon and returns home Friday for a 730 game against ... 2 60. 0 116 1) $42 80; P (61)116190 West Division 40 22 0 10 2S2 Houston Phoen a Boston &I Atlanta i Kansas city t Milwaukee j' - 2, Kay's 26 32 S SY 213 222 PhoenIx 101 Cleveland 97 Tod y 's Gamn ' Ile NINTH-S-16,C:l TopperGO(s) 9 00, 4 60, 4 60 7 Little Lila (8) 5 40, W L TPfsGFGA (7) 9 20, A 00, S 00; 7. Where Tufty (3) 1 40. 6 00; 3 Montague Meade East Division S Diego 17 32 SOO , . JarwIn Rud (7) 7.W, 9.60; 3. Beaney 12) 2 Lo%I-s fl Cleve 25 36 410 2 23 39 311 4 Spruce Creek. looked If major league baseball court overturns Seitz' ruling 7 Mm (u-is) - and Terry Smith. All three are pitchers so I'll probably rotate then] in the lineup" training games might be over- Rand" Faber (6-1) and Reggie 4TLCI.#UIWAU at guard, s..iup - PcIroit - - 5.1 6 ____ our favor." Seminole will counter with __ ?6 st Division v.I I I le Toronto 4 St 10 77 ;s Als Il 26 IS 11 tWeste r:c -ers to become fret, agents their lack f depth 1970 Mnys summed everything up saying, "Our team keys lIt to t.hini' bunt' J'd ,it till ixltions and speed This MIAMI BEACH (AP) their current contracts expire. and the clubs' would be subjc-ct Phi ers bo' Mar1n Miller Under Seitz' decision un!Igned to lawsuits if the owners got tough, no dniubt. I'm hoping tIM 1 lean% bpring blate hreateneci - cc 1W2 .4 re Ricky Mann, Ron iashington and Chuck McMullan All of these boys can do the job" , it will require a strong effort on - _-..-- 30 476 17 Central Di v ision 1,h i n 9 10 n 39 75 609 Pacific Div is ion For use first three games we iy siau two on the whole staff, Mike Rusp-11 and Price Baker. Mike has started all three games with Price reliev!ng In the first t -n a.., - Iwu(v Creek game With sorvie key players coming from other sports we'll finally get our pitching staff ogther . "I'm notsure about first base just yet," said Mays. "I te thre. l)l5ss it th 1tssitim 1 rrit Shukr, I)i ifi 4 "I think we can sin - 36 20 or W I. play good ball. -- 140 hit the long hall too but he needs more experience. "Our nutfield iss probab!y our most solid position," , , tiays. "W sawe have h ven rss1ble rniavers who M get the job done. Out tarters are Bob Beine in left, Tony Dunkinson in centei, and David Lively in right. We're getting Ti Rt,' 'outherefIn*ll arxlheprobablywlll rian 6own one of UK% p"66,its- Bac"-g tiw-dt guys UP - ________ at this point of the season said SCC coach Joe Sterling. "By - 4e ST - . _____________ now, we know what we have to do sowejusthaveto"ooutand sacrlflcing a btt1eofhisbatt1ngpoWertfld0tgS0 He Wiggins, - ____ lock horns at 7 tonight, Lake !c players having faced varsity pitching before." , t. __ ,Jt!ff Anderson is our catcher and he has a very go(y] arm." Ile is trying to get better with his defense and Is ne rwidown of the Sanford squad as described by - round of the state junior college basketball tournament at - backing him up, we are pretty solid there." SeWor Ned Raints at third is the Tribe's long ball threat. Mays comments Ned is prebably our best hitter. bat and Wolf, g been our clutch hitter. His C: "I'm happy with our play so far, but it's really too etirly to tell. We are an Inexperienced ball cluti with only a i Wildnelday's Results Vancouver 3, Ntw York Rangers 3. tie 56S 6t: Detroit 3, Atlanta 2 563 61 1 Montreal 4, California 2 IS 27 - That's the story with the Seminole Community College basketball team going into tonight's 7 o'clock game against 3S IS ii SI 766 191 31:36 Atlantic Division W L Pct. 05 )T ha OuIlMo NSA fl de f ense but suuhasn't got the t)at With Scott McKee KAUFMAN Herald Correspondent None of this bargaining or wcrrying about pension plans for high school basketball. And how glad Is Seminole high coach Jerry Mays? "Well, we are 3-0, and I am happy we are playing," - 7941 AARON Adams Division Basketball F ying h, B l By JIM HAYNES Herald Sports Edlt: - OREBOARD Fro S t - ffll'IK p ener O ourney ___________________________________________________________________ u - I in Evening Her& W, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, March 4, 1976--9A PINECREST CENTER HWY 17-92 AT 27th ST. --- -TE - �. ~~~ 1OA-Cvenir Thur&day,?varch 4 1976 Herald Sanford. Fl I t-4'nrsonats VISION _____ TEL E I LISTINGS A me a detective. and comes involved in Intrigue. mtsocr arxikkF%appng 1!)71 AN. MARY U . Evening 6 00 St, 1953 €.f) MY FAVORITE MARTIAN 630 2' 12. NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS U MAKING IT COUNT ABC NEWS ED RIN TIN TIN 7.,DO 21 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BEWITCHED 6 CONCENTRATION 0FEEDBACK 9 ACTION CENTER wo ,A) (C NEWS YOUNCANDP.EST- ROBERT MAC NEIL RE- (ii) 1942-42. includitnigi the Alled landings Owe. which restAed the in MIOd domination MOdiIOrTWlOWl ~ 9' BARNEY MILLER ED LOWELL THOMAS PE- 1200 0 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 1230 9 WIDE W)V_D MYS TERY. "Longstrifel - James 18) &l BIG VALLEY Franciscus stars (V 12' TAKE MY ADVICE 4 PASTORS STUDY 9 DAILY WORD 2 D€ST!ATION McGarreft (Jack Lord) Sends an w4ercovimillir agignt r4o a rehihtatn it;utn f do- 4 , 6 , THE WALTONS: A securing a NW on a senie*s of Lt:I b MAKE A L+AL B-00 Frida y Feb 13. 1951-A look back at - , 'I. ' ' pio$twp flight in vt't.th J?ke 5~_W~ ":Jnl_ 9 lb SUNSHINE ALMANAC 635 6 5 Sopale and Cliff Gormim plays , 9) GOOD MORNING AMER. radcalleacjerAbb&,otfrnan,n CA EL) (Men) A BIT WITH KNIT 4' plays Flack Panther Bobby 1111iffia i s OWFW 1. 4 - I so , , 0MINK AtCONVANTINO PA4160T 16J. Ir 'LT 4i 009i F.F01Z 11,1 ., % .Ip, - IV'*- - , Eldund. 11966, (Thurs.) "S?Iuto to thn Matwvs." Wallace Beefy, Fay Bairder. 1943. (Fri )"Terror in a Texas Town.-Steriirlig Hayden, ' - ____ ... I . %. , ~i,ew at the $Pon. who is IL - .. %I 112 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW ED MISTER ROGERS' 'ourld on the beach. KU BILL MOYERS- JOURW,L ; at 69 12 NEWS Z )~ 11W r4 i ç_-' J II II F ~, NO P D CARDS N EEDED CHI * * DISNEY 11,00 1 1, III i.w ,. 6 CBSMOV1E Ghxr&o Albert Finney and Billie • I Redroom, near lcmn 8nd church ' ..? Ideal for couple o retired $11 5 By owner. 322.2"? after 2 p,m. A - _ ______________________ D a 'f CI itt (U?lL) I ill ( ONT k,'.( I l I- a DUE pRow" . -C— "- - ECONOMYNIGHT—ADULTS$1_ ____ LA ED (Mm. Wed, Fri.) --viL" ALEGRE" (Tues., Thurs.) "FRIDAY FOSTLR" ~ - CH'LOKIP4Sec .. R[A A 321-004# ~ 'xISS' lot. Call In )9S) 1 m __ _ ______.-_ ( Luxury I I - P i Bedroom located on large, Shaded, private lot, turril-thiopid, 11150 month, Broker Owner,372571'? C -" V. Lots L 1505 W. 25th St. fk .ii SANFORD I .~~, . . kx - 322-2090 q§ IV. .- -- - .I AA- I + ~J anlh .11 PEALIOk"S L " -1 i fli - 1~~~111111111111111111~~~~1111111111 _____ I- ________ ~21 .uu -- — Pr - ______________ (formerly H,rrieft S Beauty Nook $ 19 E Firf in 5742 , , L... 1 I ~pl — ~ :; _ . I • Homemade Corned Beef Hash ~ __ _F _?'-t,_-— ____ I - ! -1 UMULUMNSUI I Sunday Buffet Combination BREAKFAST BUFFE1 10 A.M. 1W 1 F.al ______ Ch irm, Metal. Glai.s and IUCKS W, — 'ii - e Huffy Scrambled ALSO SHOWTIMES CARTAflIJ A PflflIJI -- a - -- - Eggs 0 CoUntry Creamed Chipped Beef Nam e SaUSage IT101v1j1 r it,[pj01Yt_IN --c 11.1 REVENGE OF THE = 0 9 Coffee 9 Too e I W FROM 1% - ~ I Fruit Juices 0 And Miniature Donish -, — Photography I' I $134 IIIIIIIIIIIIII Service 202 Live Oak -4 1 DIN f IT ____ lll f_'f [az ITFi — p. BUFFET I I - - coricretework etc Bythehoi.jr or by the at, 377 9345 Plaster Patching Plastering, 1. lip. M;1t Fried Shrimp a Mostaccoli With Meat Saucn Custom Work, Licensed, twim". Whi pped e 1ndividua Loaf of Bread Served Hot to Your Table 1771 Carl at SCARS in Sanford. 372 Phone Plumbing m _____ ' 1:00 IIIS I ' ,itFivePci,r'ts PhcnC)fl Y443 __ ' LBERT aihers' n h,)me, shady yard. air con atiorect $18 750 MAPE UlFbN WE TAKF TRADES CVIEDO- S bedroom, 2 slor~ older basement. Over li acre lot. . Unfurnished 373 6700 Alterations Dressmaking ladies men S children's Drapes, Quilts, Upholstering Donne Canada, 3. 12070 , S or , Semno'e 1 Vuiu'.a Counties, Acreage Tracts small 1 large TERRY REALTY, REALTOR, 673 0711 Dri off Markham Woods Rd Trees high and dry Horses Ok ____________________________ Lake SyIv.,, 36 acres, all or part The Horton Organization. REALTOR. 299 1520 or 322 1387 ('Vi's 47—Real Real Estate n,iec I 1 ffin '111 %-~ i "I ,", I , V, 'It Want to lease 510 acres 'rt nursery groiiiiinq operation Salt frer water svj~ply US 0262 Pressure Cleaning ____________________ -____ T dr r,y ns(Abi kilChon fialhr~,nrn _______________________ Roofs 3220119. REALTOR _ e I new. paneled garpsoill, central air. carpet, 129,000, 4 Bedrocim. 3 bath, (eirilrdl i,ir, tzre*r" Wt.;,, firs ibie i1nanc, Gifts. Knits, Christening Govions. OUPLEX- Like new, 2 bedroom% 2640 "idviiaths each Side, on 21,1 lots, central air, I loor Stripping i-s ' ma' i" 24 His Now Offers ynv the si,irne BOOKkEEPING Individual 1 available in JIM HOME IMPROVEMENT SER: KEEP WARM Replace your JALOUSIE WINCOWS with mory , teneI;l: AS 11 con wins itt . F i J11 4 12 acres Realtors inboard outboard, blowers, bilge pump, sink, runnino water. ice strumentation.newcarpeting 321 0391 322 8214 12' Malibu fiberglass boat. 20 tip Johnson motor, trailer and ac cessories. 1550. Call after S. :77 74?4. ._ ' Con trac tors I I NEW HOMES IN OUR , ____ ________ - _- r. ''.' ''i '' DUNE BUGGY roil bar pla - ' top, S37S. Phone 372-0333. - - - ,_ .. I- ~ t=-- 1. . 1 - - ---- - ZI uET - ij- _________ irs for pails Open 7 . _____________ -'.' -' Coupe. vinyl roof L Interior, A.T., . _4~_-~! i,,, . . 77—Junk Cars Remo I --- - ____ a Cash for wrked or junk cars We tow away. I days week. Call Collect, Orlando 566 213) - - --- - 1 - I- - . vedFERI PIC'('.JP JUNK CARS FREE Small price for others Phone377 1621' i - • - - • -- 78--Worcycles, - - - ______ PAolorcycit Insurance BLAIR AGENCY -- -- 321311166 Boy's 10 speed Flandria bicycle, 21" like new Ph 323 6789 or 373 8579. ____ - - - -_ - --- 59--wsical Wirchandise, used pianos 8. trade LeSsonsPiano, Organ, guitar, aLCordian, pri. & group. Sall's Piano & Organ Salos. 301 W. IsI. 372-22SSL '72 Super Glide Harley Davidson Chopped. extras, Must sell, Call after 5:30 p.m. 322 7369 , 6o— Offi ce Sti pp IIes-_ - — ----- - ,ml1 Itfflm&iul GMC 1.4 ton pickup, v 8, autr~ trans , $1.19S. '6S Triumo TR 4. 13SO Phone 373 8142 after 6 p,m ----- ____ Used ' ----- -- --- — -, -~ _~ I T:.-.w -----—.-- - -r-.__ i - _____,_-___-_ _: -- - 9NW-1 V-1 --_-__ -W - office furniture Wood or Steel desks, executive desb, & chairs. secretas,isi desks & chairs, straight chairs, 111111no rabinets, as is, Cash and carry NOLL'S 1La!%e1 bCrrV. 17 92,11130 43d I I I I .1 - - I 1:11.1 - ____ I il -_.__ - ~,r_ - - - 62-4.awn-Garden waxing 6. ----- ___ - — ____ - . 323 9410 Ifyou Fe In the buSinMi of building your bu Ines use the ClassIfied Ads often well -- . . x _ - __________ ' ______ -- * SWIMMING POOL SALE * Pool ci-strir,utor muil sell balAnce nf 1975pooI' Complete with ton deck hence and fillet 31 x16 overal .I Heavy ..quipmcnt ' --_- ONLY 5669 INSTALLED 2 Terms ava0able Warenouse must RETIREMENT HOMEbe emrtied NOWI Call war&.ouse Bedroom, I bath, masonry. collect days or evenings ask for hardwood floors iice Shôd Neil REMEMBER YOUR TWO STORY Lergeomlpamnhing Gold frame Sofa L1000 IPACTOP COMPANY me .1 sew.ng table. Sold ntw for $419.SO. 1700 DOWN - Frestf. vi bedroom, 1 1-i baths. masonary, entra l neai mu _____ _ 65—Pets SuppIis " New Home Guide - - 74 __________________ I To Choose F rom -= _____ - - - - . - . TOYOTA MARK II 4 Doer Sedan -'- - -__- ELICA Coupe. - --_ 74 MUSTANG II Hatchback --- - . SUBARU COUPE G.T. N ' -,.-- Sir Coad., 10,000 Actual Miltips. 74 SANFORD SEWING CENTER - - !-~4-~~;_ ""_'- I MAZDA STATION WAGON Shampooper for only 11110 per day CARROLL,s rURNITURE payments cif $9 See at -*' fer-1 while papers processed FHA inspected and approved for -- 1 TOYOTA MARK II 4 Dr. Sedan Have Real Economy And luxury 64—Equipment air wum.itv --- _________________ CONTRACTOR S EQUIPMENT FARM EQUIPMENT New a nd U sed Ford. Kubota. Pettibone Sales. Rental Service — -_.. Tractors & 63A— 2:_ f_ ~~ ..- Al .-"K!-t ~_'N -_ ! W_ C di? on ' '- ,;~N-; excellent quality arid temperment. feir 1123.000. FHA terms Nice area. Nw Vinyl Flooring 74 _~I~ 3 To Choose From. ~H - ~~r,*;"V~ "'i _t:a~& V - - - ~A - ---!~ Lv~-ry4ur -I-f- _' 0, 19195 French Sanford Auction 12) I i r,n _________________________ — Household cr.r iities wntoe small virrien ;fown. 323 0616 before TOYOTA COROLLA Station Waqon Purebred unregistered Toy Poodles, OPEL G.T Siberian Huskie Pups, AKC, male 8. or 32) female 5700 each 322 1137 teii; _~ Sunland, 3 BR, corner lot, fenced. 1)1 900 The Horton Organizition REALTOR 299 1520 or 3723367 eve% 73 Goods Bahama Bed set With covers and boltcrs excellent cOndition 173 0774 I . -4 - SAl 1,U 'V U U 1- UI liii4 Ui W.O. Unsworth and $ I I I EXCITINGI ___ 1New Md: Under ' AT CASSELBERRY -.' 9(w&gh Streets •Swers •Street Lights •Sidewalks 73 73 ecross from D:Land Airport, Pt 92 DeLand Flat Ptic,nc 94 73* fl73 ORIENTAL PUCS s%ANT(O 70—Swap & Tra&SWAP SHOP FLEAMARKET Anyone can e a se'ler ore buyer Drn,pn 'L .1'r . - . MAZDA 101 COUPE Orange In Mint Cond -.- t?'P I ~ ~_g _-j~ ~ . I - ~~ - .. V -1L( , CELICA, 72 TOYOTA Red and Sharp 75 4 Spd Trans, Air Cmd, Sharp 71 7 To Choose From 68 FORD GALAXIE Coupe PICK-UP ,~ _- - - - ' - I tr, &~, ;, -. .. I IiPAM~ 7 ,- R-Llrl~V$144 j:~'-- ;_i~ -2ii I - ii "-1 __XV~4_-- _1~_ _______ - ~~ ;- 0 -91 - A -- li-, ;q -Z 11 -~ =V V ._%, ~~ .ru___~ - _- ___ j,i~p Z.*7." ,,If-, I , --. Tw~;~a~2 ___ - .- -,4 - t L____ __~Z-_-ii;,,~ . !.~ Z = --ti~,~- - - TON . , 43 fr! T=' HONDA CIVIC Hatchback Silver, Low MIV, A Beauty FORD ' LjJ r'i - ~Icl'___. I -V` — _. IDoot e; .4 v_ rn9' - Z. J' , _N _Ir W. :~, I'-er I..pCj,- 0 j ----l;iN! 3 ;~,~NTW!g~~W7"Il~VA-1~p.~m; I -1,1- , . ,X -_,~,;, DATSUN 510 4 Door Extra Sharp TOYOTA MARKII Station Viiagons. , r , , '*]" Tf3s • . t" - --~4 ~ 70~,-4'- IF I- . I for cuality furniture. appliances, 8ting the fastest Movieljrd t Extra Nit# With Topper. TOYOTA COROLt A 4 DR. We PaY Cash dt . - 72 1 DAVE S'373 93N,1 OMES OF DISTINCTION - . Coull, TOYO-A COROLLA Slefoon Walliwil, To Choose From. our auction sales every Monday BusldCustom Homes - TOYOTA CELICA - Florida, wir need more mer chandise Therefore wr pay mo-re . . CENTRAL FLORIDA AREA Catselberry. H*v I? 97 111100 ''1 - _ IN :-- -- -- - ----- -- - - F . For used furrAwre. appliances, tools etc Buy I or 1001 itCm% larry s Mart 215 Sanford Ave Loch Arbor 'ill DATSUN l2*v Real Economy - . ~ -- -- ~Z!Lnl%W UZ-1 - -_ Brokers __________________ I V)z____~q~ ij4=-~ ~,~_ !j._— __-. -~i= -e~Ler~= ~ --n_4"Mii, %~~, 11 ~ - __ ____~_ . I I I Elm Ai,,e --- - - -- - .--_. - bunchedI___________ 1 707W 20th St *) - Cl We a iitJk 'hir - 1973 Reinell 191, 140 HIP Mefcrusief Bit zClean can MOST EXPERIENCED . t I . m~- . _________________________________ - PAYTON'S CHILDREN'SWEAR Ph 372 1301 —_ : 3 Service Directory. I S. b I n o- — WILSON MAIER FURP41TURE BUY -- SELL - TRADE 372 S6" III 1111SE. F irst St. I __ • rf - r.'ii' new exhiSt, air cord.. po...r wakes, etc. Call 323-1717 CaoillaC 1963 4 dr, green, new t~f points, ptvgs. muffler, 1"S 25' Apollo, Dodge "O Rpronditjoned Batteries. $12.95 .--- 377 602 a~,Allable Bud Canell anytime. 94ffiak of - 111111114 SUPPLYCO Johnny Walker C. A __ - - __ F WEICOMP. . . M I ifp in Get Your 01S~jjjjjjjjjje ' WELt.S0RILLED,PUJ1,A P S PRINKLER SYSIIPIS All types and ill I & OIclrit. lights $600 firm, lOt RiJç,e Loch Arbor ___________________ -- - _____ ': WAnted to buy Lied office furnitur. W U ___________ 1912 Pontiac G70,%2,W. 1111,w-l Hwy 50. Call collect. Orlando $68 We Buy Furn,li)rc -__~__ _# t - Well Drilling pot water Excel Cord I9o9LlncolnContlrtertat clean S. ic e bc MaybesernatMaryCarter Pt $1000 3726473 226 Abbott Ave Store. Lake Mary after S days week J&B Auto Parts East 71 Dodge Dart Swinger Sports MARINE - - I 31209S9, Sewers Elect. Cleaned, RepaIfL 24 Hr. Sm. ______ Estate Wanted - - 322 7643 ~ 1! , I and - _____ — 3721959 322 tIM Reg Real Estate Broker 1100 E 25th st 322 leSS 4 aR i' bath B home central heat air eat in kitchcn. 519000 REDUCED FOR QUICK SALC — Clean, 2 BR, lamily rm . fruit Irm Hwy. 17-52 Across ro anc ouse 323 8670 or 831-9771W - CAPtIl automatic transmission overhauling. All work Quaral-111*d. Free disgnsIs Factory Iran SmI$siOn System 102 E Celery men's -_ $ AT $150 Ph 3fl59 --- Neighborhood Carporl Salet New craft items; hanginei baskets, ,ornrn's childrth'& clothing; furniture; toys, etc. IN E. 20th St., Saturday, Mar. 6. 9 - 1913 Dodge P.S. P.8 I SIIASO. Mill A'Aiislangv 75—Recreational Vehicles Street (Park IfIdgel Sanford - L 1' Stetnoer Really Forrest Greene, Inc. urnis e - i~ - - - —0Large I & 2 8&m. - i,,_i shingles. All work guaranle'ed SROGDEN R0 0F I N G , Carport Sale- Saturday. 175 Canal — 13—Lots-Acraqe 61 7771991 Expert roof repairs, flat roots or - M. - _ _______ .'ndC r n t r Ri i r ' — Garage Sale 347 Lake Mary 3IvcI Lake Mary. Friday, Saturday. Sunday-MarchS,41i, 7. 11 a.m. to 11 dean I bedroom 2 bath central Phone 64) 8303 for Rent LAKE MARY- 7 bedrom home 'at with g3rage & Florida room near lishing and swimmirg,______ - 't.A-' ' M Hain Income tax c'a 4 ____ Multiple Listing Service on.Iteal allow likoket • . Realtor - . SANFORD- 3 bedroom, 2 bath I 1 I Mar. - 774 The "Good Oil Days" have M*Vor ED S PPESuqE WASHING - I LIHN 1. Olvd., - Remodeling, Additions, Iiirr1% 4#I ME ,I' r • - ____ '_' till fi 1~ U -_ Lit Children Under 10 $1 - Harold Hall Real~ Modern Facilities AIIG C Kitchins LncatedWestotHwy 7 . - Adult; $' A h. v DISTRESS SALE 3 bedroom central heat lair Call for details $20 91X1 QUIETANDSEREPIE Transmissions r*ine *McIrng photos ft" aSonably IX Cd 37363I1 3BEDROOM.l bath frame house on 3 lots with Iruil trees. Corntr of W. 7SIh and Lake Ave., SEVERAL 10 acre tracts. 7017 S. FRENCH (HWY 17-92) MONTH I and I Bodrows ___________________ _____________________ •. I"I Paneling. doors, windows hung%, AT1460OLLIQU,iD 14 L __.M_W~Qel Nettie &I in t471 SOLAR HEATING AND WATER N"-J !!tip on trial ~alurdaiy IIIII IIIIIII, I 'I LAST Dolt Repairing PFT PEST INN flnircj nol i,rc)1,m n Fill, 322 4057 C 11 ii t).ii __ ________________ • rim in S116,500 JnfurnlshedAPARTMENT Call)?) 676 - Estimates. No job too large or small Call Red or John 323 5001 -- FurniShed 2bedroorr,onb,,jtiful Park Ave Convenient to stores rntz * M 986S Trent Exterminating Co Corn Plete Pest Control and Tipirmiling. Free Inspection 12379%. 11, I a I '-' . OLDER TWO STORY 3 be6room, 2 bath. carpeted throughout, Mint condition, has TLC, $??.SM. urnishi'd C' _____ Roofing _______________________- Reg. Real Estate Broker. 121 0640 322 774$ 323 5215 323 7195 INC & The rnlTh STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Classified Ads didn t there wouldn't be any, P --' 0 --..A 1 PARK LIKE SETTING - Enjoy life In lovely 3 bedroom. 2 bath with @Afrill large family room. Finesi 312 S"2 Pest Control - bath, I Bedroom, 2 bath Spanish. 3 y7ars — — Land Clearin " / , 0 ), Tl y -_______________ __ I 0 1w .;~ . ,~4~ - # iOO Sq. F t. Shop Spaic a . Maple 372 7 °r 72 IS YR F HA F IHANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - LAKE MARY quiet area. S2S,goo. I - Bulldozing, it: dirt, top *,oil 5" 594) Eaqle Sio-no Co 151 9$63 .06 ~ - -7* I~9_ GROW A GARDEN - I bedroom. Chico 196SD)EcO5 Good Shape, Days-321 6123 Professionally M1nipqed , .1 W. Garnett White 0 'r Hwy 46, Well, Sanford 323 S620 assume ' REALTY INC. 3237632 NighIS-In 2357 _____ I - ___ __ ___ . 3236753 ?79117 , I~Z,:% .1,1& Ir I n: , I.- I I Bedroom Trailer, 10lx3l., 1803 Oflaflon Drive JOHNS REALTY _±.T9 mec Dell's Auction Service -- Garage C Y S. Toys, kids clothes. 4102 Colonial Way. 72no off French. ____________________ - LARIBE- dO.sbtewlje 3Brdrom 2 bath. central air, raised Screen room. carport, %hiffing, payments 1106 31 Pt,wni, 177 0051 or r~rpif~ 676 559 ulriivu -' 4 y -i' I IIIl Bedroom, 2 bath. Small down payment and assu-ne payments. 131,1100 Ph. In usa. -- . used Lake - By Own*- - A Jill 3fl$S70orS314M 2IMMER I, wide, 3 bedroom central air . carport, patio cover. skirfifvj, new carpet, adults only. Payments C Nights GREAT ASSUMPTION n s3—TV-Radio-5tereo- - - extra large olickyard $77700 Owner. 323 OS72 screened porch, large 3231316 SOP — - 54—Garage Sales - - - __ Reg Real Estate Broker 103W lstSt. 323 6M I or 12 3 OS I? ev ps - - 2 OR. It's bath, stucco SIA Soo I bath, C Block $16'300' 3 BR ' ibath Par clot SPECIAL11 Soper Immaculate doll ALSO OWNER WILL FINANCE house that has been remodeled, 3 ACRES, 500 ft on SR ia. C Block ew kit chen, flc udmig washer 4', is busmne% 69' 0 building & dfver Located in quiet area 00 arters nd with 015 of shade trees! Un beatable price 01 520,950. 14 dden 1 --- M.UNSWORTH REALTY WINNER Stenstrom Realty Ref. geeator. Dryer, Bk BtdSd O,th*a%her Ptv,11v 177 7f.81 1 -Ii-'--- FRIDAY NIGHT 1.30 !97lFordVan Two rolls of pink shag commercial AM FM Stereo çf 5 a ndt carpet ing. In 5151 win Living room chair%. Day beds, It you are having difficult pi f inding a place to live, car to drive. a job. or Dinette chairs, All kinds of misc. some service you have need of, hems In new and used antiques. glassware & dishes Mirrors, read alL our w6nl ads every da? Small appliances and a tot of gill films 1966 English Ford Cortina, hanically sound, $175. Cail ,. after 6 p.m. or anytime vre-ekerij, Color TV'S from $50 61W $15, Service all makes, HERBS' TV. 1200 S. French, In 11.U. ., - t Roftrmanf 17 Cu. Ffr WnfinghooSe Upright tr"zer. %TOO. In 2413 after 4 p.m, ____________________________ s...-. 16.31 (Dealer). Sale - Sale I auction ______ __________ KENMORE WASHER, parts Service, used machirim for 1975 MC, Miet, titC with interior, only 6,000 miles SDowroon now. 53.593. Call 2 A 52—Appliances New houses in a rural area, No down Payment. monthly payments less than rent. Government V.sMiclized to qualified buyers Call to see it Days 322 1114 Broker Nights, 371 OAIIS Perfec %,,LIJ..uIIL.IiL Charming? tIR, waiting your %pricial touch Can't beat the space lilill! for this prica. See loda !~. ~ CLIFF JORDAN.REALTOR 131 6277 IV 111111111111111111111111111if LIKE NEW Completely remodeled and redecorated, 2 3 Bedroom house, nrw kitchen th Lreata? new carpeting. large paneled BEYOND DESCRIPTION? Custom family room, dining room, new built 2 story home near Country tlL..J 2S4SPARK TOWNHOU5ES I ____ JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY - 1 11111111511111111111M I Brick 3 IJR, 21 *3 baths, with 1 1,1 acres fenced. II Large f possession. $67,110. Own:r. Associate 131 I Home 372 06A8 13EAUTIFUL 3 bedroom. 11,1 bath - AT 322-2420 ANYTIME BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM - —__8—Autos 72—Authon ____ ______ - freezer, 150 31 6250 after S. MOOP:VAPPLiAP4CFSm 0697 Needy (ont.tructed 3 bedroom home, 1 bath, quiet street in DeBary $16.4 per mo. or lower payments to Qualified buyer. Large lot. . STUDIO I, 2, I "70, 35-W'oblle 322 3991 Call Sanford's Sales Leader . - EXPERTS —T 3729784 377 2111 After Hours WITT REALTY GOrdens can cover your horne *,t I, . eneva i:1 Retirement Oream- Wekiva Laing Resort on scenic river Fish, boating. canoe. Adults. In. is) I U\ %.,. I 2521 Park Or Realtor kitchen Nicely andseaped I equipmen1 Hou1 has A , patio bargain at TOPS BTU, $IS0& 6,000 BTU, $75 IS cu ft uPr ,, JOHN SAUL 'S AGENCY S OF - 37--Miness Property $95 372-2296 after S and wk rids -________________________ lor2Bedrooml Aduitsonly PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 25AS Parl, Drive S?Oup BUSI NE SS 'JJ * k . _____ JIM HUNT REALTY NNEi S ''- _- PAYMONDM DALL Reg RralEstAteBroker 5641 After tirs, 122 7751 617W IsIS' anford ASSOCIATE, LARRY MONROE, ANGLER'S DREAM- 3 Bedroom Ntw 400 sq ft block building for — DEATH TO THE ----- An ZJ * they' re Hot" * home, draped & carpeted throughout. Central A&H, Payments $142.17 monthly No qualifying. Aisume lit mortgage BALL REALTY COUNTRY LIKE- on heavily w00deq 1 1-i acres in town. 2SIory4 bedroom charmer with 7 swimning pool and covered patio Furnished garage apartment '- eal Kish 34--Wbile Horms — JUST outside City limits Sanford Large two story frame c1*01ing on four and one half acres land. Price only 1, 18,000. lot 1l laths VS A M-1111j, 61 ((31fF nclt - - - — I OR apt , turn Of unfurn Adults, "f SOUARES 4 DAlI ,xs rn ____ PhDn*272.7l$l, Sarford STENSTRO&A REALTY Rre ~ing... fun li Winter S pr gs. s 3 2 7 acre lkfrnt p in0 S49.900, The Harlon Organiiation. Realtor. 2" 1520 or 372-3317 eve%. S I ~ 372 6457 I he Best Buy In Town - A low call a _______ I I stis I after r - - ------- 3724470 GAMBIT — - Reg RUI ESt3!# Brokof joilo, KkirJER:ASSOC. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES Eipecienct'd&NewlyLicensed - CRANK CONST , I REALTY _________________ CICIifl 3 BP 2 bath cer'ral air an heal, reasonable. First, lost and $IOfl deposit. 130 13,7 after I p m. 31—Aparlments Furnished Experienced Chopper Gun Gel Lo,eter end Boat Layup Personnel Needed Call Colleci, 901 3K 6528, I (IjIfl[I Thursday, March4, 1976-I iA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl ------ _ '. * - NOW WED. MATINEE 1:30 P.M. ONLY _~Ilii]]IW M4_~_A _____ _____ ,,A- DUDA & SONS Ovf"o,F la. 10S30 J'fl•i 6306061 11--Houses, Furnishied Must have experience in all pt.aies of agi:cultufat equipment and 6,00 parts. includin receiving, stocking and counter Sal ts- 2 BIR, ground floor. IIIIS mo. Plus --'--,. The Hv?i:n 0--.!f1i*_*!-_-1. sonnet Office. J1Ii'1 t I VO*kiva Landing Row" on the river Beautiful oak shaded lo's. F11sh* swim, boat capitals and free .. Rentals - refr igerator , _____ — FTU Oviecio-Dupiex, turn or ur,fufn Ideal location Reasonable 16S 3121 236SPk Dr REALTOR 322 2170 LDREN WALT — carpel. range, drapes, all stay. Central heal L air, fenced lot, 60 x160 - I GENERAL C)NTRACTOR EL ESTATE. INC area - PARTS MANAGER TIME -' 2 ,. 0 # # "WM. STUDENTS $ I II I III 12 HIGH no..ut. dies and leaves a 1 ~ 0 . II 1030 2 Le'sIi Shirley Booth Robert I - LO'PRICE IS RIGHT V. 12 TONIGHT PG V 4111 lull time s,ules associate. Liberal commission split. Floor time. ror .onlidential interview, call Larry Saxon, 3239410 I .ZA- Bedroom onlgru,lofonlakeiront if I Phono In 1913 after 3 p.m. 30-Aparinvirits Unfurnishecl ADULTS SWEEPSTAKES 11 30 GRAFFITI" * it 11111 12 CELEBRITY 2 NITE H MON-TUESSIL WED-THURS-FRI 5:1":30 SAT a SUN 1:30-2:30 P.M. 1000 CLUB "AMERICAN 0GN" Aqw G&IN 0 U RS tv GAN! FOR THE DEAF ED 700 LAST "o * 54"': E C _ '0''k5 I — *A it 4 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW €1) SCHOOL PROGRAM 11 00 4 'goomosto T"CA1611111 0 Oic 6 I ; T N1 A:M:K: "'* Sm- 41 9~30 9' HA!RRY`0 2 0 ......_ - - - 1961. - 9 ONELIFETOLIVE ED (kionjues Wed, Tinos ) LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU (R) Sellers. Brit! 6 BARNA13Y JONES Barnaby"s (Buiddy Etxw) forer= soonm ex;MMS pro. ) ;Ii ~ . Waft" . ~-- I iiiial T -f' J, ~, -I." -- . - ~ Jules Dassin (B&M Greek, 6.01boid 1960 (Tues.) "Town NOW Pity.- Kirk Douglas, 1000 16r Poldilcal 4' CAMPAIGN * "Upi s — I IA. ~- 9 MOVIE (Mon NOVOFOfl idventures on the ground and in the air, 4 Thu ) c U T RASCOLE140AS &J MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW MOVIE: "Baill Ota at 43000" John Payne Karen 6 , MATCH CIAME 4 2 Neat appearing safe% persons with - 330 900 ,"....- PARK DRIVE- OWNER IRAN Lake Mary, 3 21-i. 1 acre, SM, lit, f dep. The Horton last, Wanted EL) THE MOTHERS IN LAW 2 PI'IILDONAHUESHOW ' ... r r ' Unfurnished - (Wed) WOMAN ALIVE CAPT Al N r4. IeAWAAROO ED L I ~ 800 for matueaudiencesor"y 1111111"'.."'ililli'111 kago2iilllw 6) CBS NEWS: (Ch 4, 730, kxal news) this recreation ut one of the nx51 S&ahonai trials sternrTung from tho prolost against thn Vk%tnarn War. Suggested "ja' I & refrigerator. central he.? &r, garage. Large yard. 122-395i I , AGENCY TRAINEE- Are you a sell starlef? A good phone voice Unfurnished 2 OR house with or and aggressive personality is the without rang and refrigerator key to success. Excellent op Phone M-4967. oom for porton Is' With plenty Hire 7 bedroOm block only advancement Enthusiasti c OY home turn orunurn need apply Call "I SM for 4111P. )73197O pointment. AAA Employment. 20.1 . Q~ ANOTHER WORLD 4 , 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) 9 ~ GENERAL HOSPITAL acy TtW." A) Ft eeman. ir . ' .- -1 1122740 SANFORD - WIDOW MUST SELL i Bedroom, carpet. range, refrigerator. drapes all stay Screened porch, lot 7S'x3OO' 3 Bedroom, 2 baths. carpeted, stove iii r.u. uua .aece for Altamonte Springs 32701 Seminole vancement For lnterview call lS9 i County, Florida under the fictitious Baby Sitter and Light Housekeeper, 1150, n.3me of SSS SECURITY SYSTEMS, Purs flexible and pay open, -----and that I intend to register said Reference needed. 321 032S. 21 —Situations name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. SemInole County, F.orida in g'm i-si 0 ('llu0 P KING MOWING LAVN UInL) UUI) accordance ' th the pi-ovis1ois of the Fictilio4is Name Statutes, To TRAVEL dc. Free Estimates Wit: Section 66509 Florida Statute 377 8171 Miss Sands Ii now Interviewing for 1957 ---------., ---.---20 itharp girls and guys over 18 to McAlfee S, Cleve A. fravO with fun yroup to Hawaii, 24—BUSiness Opportunities Presidt%4 California S. throughout the U S A McAfee Enterprises . — Noexpeir iencenecessary, with two Inc weeks expense paid training LJcesLLr,r1lr Publish March 1. 11, 1, 25. 19/6 program. All transportation DEX 25 WHITE MOTOR CORP. furnished. Applicants Must be OUTDOOR PRODUCTS neat, single, and able to leave immediately. For personal in Join our chain ef stores arild link up with us. We can put you In the lawn lef view, see Miss Sands Thursday &Irktay loam toSprr at the I UI business. Over 100 c,ct t sell Holiday Inn, S30 N. Palmetto Ave., lirivestm!nt 113.." No fro-T0!!!t 1 3231910. I____ fees Cal cC'li'(t W1ieelpower ' 300 -- ' Ff ..., - 372 6733 or 377 0363 Realtor 0 r S2 50 BUSHEL FICTITIOUS NAME SHOW (R) lZi TODAY (Local news 2 .. & Auction, vegetables, whsi., retail bargain. March 6. 1- 30 a.m. to 6;30 p m., CsIc Center Legal Notice ...L 411MING 9 THE NEIGHBORS ED (,4) ERICA (A) (Tues) SOUNDSTAGE (R) (Wed j SCHOOL PROGRAMMING (Ilicas )NOVA(R)(Fri )K(jPS , P,nae REAL ESTATE __________ - - - CallBar t I - -, DELTONA 2 BR central heat arid air. wall to wall carpet, garage, 1175 per month. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES 5 V Harctwck B oker De I toria VA 6611 Nurse% RN'S. LPN ,s~ Aides. Aide Companion; Needed Inimediale;y , Ale 0406 or retail. Bufk Farm%, Lake Morfor. 373 $331 Fruit For Sale Call before tOe m or after 3 p.m, 377 CD THE LONE RANGER 2 12 THE DOCTORS - ED HOLLYW000 TV THEATER con I (V ELECTRIC COM. PANY 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 9 $20.OW PYRAMID I9) SUNRISE JUBILEE 658 12 PAUL HIF1\!FY ' 0 - NEVS i - d Ili vocado CIl(JLUOTA 3 flRi large %love L refrigerator, blue carpet. Florida roo;n. central heal & air. central heap A ir large fenced back yard, carport & Pat on s )72 1301 fully carpeted. $I,down, i. tate ovt'r payments ol $135 mo. 365 35 )1 3 DR, l.', baths, dining, living room. of 373 4130 ext. 34y, cent heal. wall wall carpet, en closed garage, large fenced lot * Get Em While * Reasonable price. 3731913 after JOHNNY WALKER Classified Ad. a i I I ' ' - WE SELL SUCCESS-3735176 ?0l(' nmecciaI - — - -' iHEETSOFSANFRAN 500 ' -- 32—Houses benef Its. to Eat . I 2 OR furnished apartment. nice yard. Children and pelt OK. $130 month. 2"7mIIfl north Ofl3lOfl 1792. 201 Sunset Drive, next to. William's Acccivnilng L Tax' 905 Service Open L FULL TIME MAID Able to work well and alone. Fan- DOIIarfOrdollar.thstSthcbu! Cm you use I b'droom, I bath? Pleat as a pin. New roof, freshly pain ted, carpet and f urnished k itchen, On 2 loft — ' 31A—Duplexes - --- Experienced hanger and finisher BUSY BEE CHILD CARE 0A1e01 Phone 373 73 or 327 60 9—Good Things AVALON APARTMEN T S ADULTS. NO Pr- TS 116 W 2n(j 0 furripstied or on , DUPLEX locati.;n ' laral furnished : 365 3771: rent Reasonable anytime. AR and AP. part time. LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER LOST; Small redcJhbrovh fenle dog. vicinity 3rd & Avocado With love and compassion to offer. PLANTWORKER REWARD. 321094i Hard work. long hours. Need license. ft ________ 530 12 fl-\YSOF OUR LIVES M 1930 Cle an For y1j$ 3 OR, bath huge corner lot on paved road. central ha; Walt taI carpe ice A tooking for a lob? The Classified Ads will help you find that job Furnished duplex. Lake Mary area. I -— - --- - 33 e;si -. i - New e*( hnge for reasonable rent Ph ______________________ - — 41—Houses 7 Willing make repairS and or clean trailer apts Adult &tôm.lparh. Weeks' 3515 - b;; ° 1nore in rural ar-A e' ..!!i.. -- Ren Y)—YVdlIled o SAN MO PARK, 1, 2. 3. bedi'O0t Goodappearanceandattitude Light bockkecplflg. RK To do billings and contracts FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER Mature. personable perience Top pay. CASHIER Will train. SALES CLERK Exp. In hardware and Paint pir efer red. COOKS All around experience. Various positions available. 5--Lost---& Found LASSIE CD J THE ELECTRIC COM ' 1 2) DEVOTIONAL "-}-' "- ' * amvesmSanFranascolot.nd tho man responsible for '-- ' S(i" IC! ' ,,,•,,, Furnsshed furni%ied u unfurflthid rcdrcorated Come see Arparl flvrf sanford RECEPTIONIST - MICKEY W"E CLUB PANY 9 DAILYWORD 9.. WELCOME BACK. KOT- ' 9 CD )(i( R - nwdF10qida327?1 i J ALCO140L A PROBLEM 1.4 YOUR F AMILY') AL. ANON rot families or friends 01 problem c1rnkecs For lurlhcr information call 4214SPY . or *file Sanford At Anon ramily Group P 0 ito ssj. Sanford, Fi,i 377/I "iSESAME STREET 2.100 I (Men) NTH THIS RING (Tues. miss Fri) JEANNIE (Wed.) PROFILES IN EDUCA. CISCO. Paul Soryino, guests a3 Bert DAngofo, a Street Wi$8 policiernan from Now York who ' 100 -4 ~ MIKE DOOGLAS SHOW 4 t,*PV GRIFFIN st-tow TURNS 9 RHYME AND REASON 6:15 LaPliona dMended his toe ai.jatnst Sugar Ray Robionat Chxca90 Staidun. TEA 430 ED MOVIE 2 1815.- Pan oplasetiesdramatiZling ft Irm of Armica's histonc Adams famy, wtio hie4ped design, presem and 1 fZ) THE WAY IT WAS: U 12-55 1 10 CHRONICLES John Quincy Adams—Diplomat 1809 tho Ropub1cw Armpy in ft Spantsh Cm Wat. d'dato Ronaidfloagan. 12 DINAH: Guests indudo 4' MIDDAY 625 wttts cowardice for oorseas with herlo fight with ontttx1 Thurs., see below. i9 (Thurs. Orly) REAGAN PRESS CONFERENCE: Live, Orlando. with Presidential carv- ,6~NEWS .9 RYANS HOPE EL) SCHOOL PROGRAM Morning gold robbeflOS WaflonsMounIainversonola GILLIGAN S 13LAND 2 12 SOMERSET 200 ttanan(VeraMiiosonachacge 01 honicico. 4 S HAWAII F1VEO IDE NEIGHBOPHOOD 1 9, EDGE OF NIGHT: Pro- TOMORROW ALL MYC ORE 130 FRIENDS- 6. MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN U €1) MISTER ROGERS 1230 100 2 12 TOMORROW -1 Al ' LOWELL TTKWAS REMEM_ BERS (A) (Fri) BOOK BEAT 900 HOLLYW000SOUARES r R) (Tues. Wed, TilLs.) POR1 AND T A DRINKING lACED PROflLEM perhapsAlcoot.c Anonymous Can4cp Call 421 iSV UNDERDOG * MAGNIFICENT MAPBLE MACHINE AO ) (Mon :w PRESS ' revmew of the war ir North Aft cks the winter c P.cNaughtons Daughter Susan Oadistwsasadeputy district attary assigned to €D ROCKY US flOIS stars , .21, 12~ NBC NEWS UPDATE 'r .i'~.w __r, F ~ --,:- SEA: 857 6; WONDERFUL WORLD I AT MEMBERS FI I".ITERCC9 24 EL) STAR TREK 730 4 VICTORY U 21 90€ WORLD MYS TEIAY~ 'Kirnit - kkke Con- 8-30 MAN BEHAVES ki W AS KIT (R) 120(3 4ARTMAN a 1Frt) CONSUMER SURVIVAL Afternoon - - Apartmentc BAMBOO COVE vjXf Free. 644 2027 for "We Car "Hotline." AUIt% Or Teens HIGHLIGHTS I . R E YOU TROUBLED? Ca ll Toll 12 AMERICA THE YOUNG E)(PERIENCE; EXPERIENCE: -The Miertcan R'olutton" €D MOVIE: "&.sana Devil.- T hursday - .~~ Zq 0- I . _____________________ -'- . ___ - ~6~_' �___ ___________________________________ _____ 1 ___ 9 - ___ ___ - I?A-EvenIngH,ra, Sanford, FI - I Thurlday,March4 I7 W New Facility S e r ves TexasGulfCoast HOUSTON (AP) Library P u b li c i~ ._ - I-. - Booming Is Aslibrar building is erabting HPL to enWithin 6 to 10 months, a corn- system Outs'de, one side of the octa. the departments will be limited tes across the co untry face Se- large its collection from 425,000 gon forms a portico facing the to Humanities; Fine Arts and puterized circulation system Resides regular program.s, vere budget and service cuts to2 million books, half ofwhi Library Plaza (formerly a Recreation; Social Sciences; should be in operation at the exhibits and seminars at and even closing of branch will be housed in open stacks. short street). And under It all j.j Business and Technology: new library, Henlngton says. central agency, a year-lung units, Houston Public Library is And, say the architects, S. I. a 74,000-square-foot parking BIbliographic and Information Based on a system for super- schedule of festivities is booming. Morris Associates of Houston, garage with space for 180 cars. Ce n t e r; Government market pricing, the program planned by the Friends of I Just last October, the system there's enough room to grow for Elevators and escalators trans. Documents; Children's Depart- will speed checkout of library Houston Public Library to i e corn as o anch in the next 20 years. port patrons from garage to ii- meat, and Film Li brary. items and locate any book in the augurate the facility. two years, bringing the cityInside and out, U* bold, cort- brary levels. wide total to 24, with another temporary structure combines The new central library is scheduled this spring, granite and glass to stress the designated to Serve the entire Of i e And early this year Houston substance of "library" per- G ulf Coast region as a major Public Library opened its im- manent, open access to infor- resource and information cenBRUSSELS (AP) It will Common Market expert on lished by the European Cornposing new lownthwn facilit) matlon and learning Octagon- ter.Its innovative programs in. never be necessary to adjust automobiles mission, the Commun Market A 110.5-million supeMructure, sh.aped, the new structure is clude speci,21 services for m,1- the carburetor on the car of to. He said that sensors would executive. fie told the Associthe system's new nerve center centrally planned around the nority and nall businesses, an morrow. A European expert feed the electronic device with ated Press that one American wasfinanced through public Ii- vertical movement systems expanded 16 mm circulating predicts that a small electronic all the Information it needed on firm -Chrysler has made a brary bond monies and general that handle public, Staff 3nd film library and other nonpirint device and a foolproof magnetic the water temperature, allnns- lot of progress in using transi.s. revenue sharing funds And, de- book circulation pheric pressure, the speed of tors in its ignition system But materiaI. Including cassette contact breaker iII tiikt e pte the scale and e't A three-atos gLassed lobby tapes and Listening equipment erything Into account for ( the engine and other factors to he saw centralized electronics """'ib -- " f ally interconnects the pub- in each public department, plus life of the engine. =ke sure =t as much of the for lotion and carburetion as Mlr) will continue to operate tic reading rooms and stacks video cassette players to foster Advanies in semicn fuel as psszh)e was burned still five or aix years off within Its $5.4-million budget Above the three red-car peted self learning His predictions were made hictors and integrated circui ts with the smitllest emission of One of the country's lowest per floors of public areas are three "We tried to design a building with European cars largely in an that the Wal integration pollutants. fl pt Ior city ILiurdriL) Iour' Oit (LOcu uuoic storige that is easy for patrons to use," of carburetlon arid igniti on is 'I1IUZIII described 1'he Car of riund, but he said American Spanning eight floors and and Librar) administration of- says library director David around the corner" according Tomorrow" In an article 'or models would follow the same 334,000 square feet, the new lices. Henlngton. "For easy access, to Joseph Gerard wurm, a "Industry FREE919161 - _________ -- Presidents U.S. -_ 0 - . - I . I t" , - ________ Coffee and Pastries •_ THE SURF ; _________________ - j . Ae. TIMM . I - d =;,r: -, 10 .- M-241- - _- I _l-1 Irw . . . -" W - '4,1III1111I111111;11L11;0." . I 1-' - - " _..N .~ - I I... . I I __ .- I I -Z;, L . - 1. - . hm i -.- . e reaTurea D ". I _~ .. tc believe, but there's flim as a hobby.' I For competitive reasons, footage of the pande,monimn . _._ .J_% ..W. IIL , `_1 ., - I _. \_k-, " / -) . 1~ But they WW point to comin Buffalo, N.Y., in 1901. Not only that, there's some panies owning old newsreel equally rare footage of his suc. fit=, the National Archives, - ___ I - L __ - I I __ -an, - UW . - ~~ ~ at the Pan-American exptt10 tique footage comes __ . V) I . , - 1, . , '' . ~! I -_. .L__ ,. . .. "i . 60, 75or 100 watts. Pref inished Surfer LIGHT i BULBS t Hardwood paneling Someth' ien _q - I - __ __ - .F_ - - _- R110 1888 PIECE A 259! -. i1 Solid White Pine 49 RfJ P"Ce ': . ~ BASE MOULDING 1995 the family iill tfljOy is on tap down Kissimmee this weekend, during the third annual Bog.0 Creek Blue $I 1 - 4' C.nt.t.et *t, 23 111_ ____ EA BULB ;1 . I - [ is ! 101 2195 clamshell base. Can be ined and varnished - ill . ~ __ *7011 kiich.n Faucet .itP, Po r painted 'CoNflg. . Reg. Price (Fin. ft.) 21c - .7" 2595 - - 5~ lr--. 1 - . I I] . ill r uuiutj.mscn wr I iff~ paa.up tjv)1'-' 0 LNA.", F S_E _~ __~~~ LU 2595 OIBSCN-HOMANS - -one attending - I 1, q -1_ t-L t .' - . ,41 Add $3.25 s'oi mette cuts. -. .. _r . -; ... : ArneittrilWIP61'asix i, '! I'll '! . Reg. Price! 00 (sell '. -1 95 Reg. 5 Price ------ 1795 GAL . personeachdayor$l2fora . W_ irt! . _/ I '..• - -- . , .1 " 1 J .:-' . I sters from the Green Cove Springs area who present a lively show of bluegrass tinged with pop and rock. More traditional groups on the program Include the Orange Blossom Bluegrass, Mike Johnson and # inclearBoggyCretk-are I .- , ,,. . '-,'-. * - -, ,- - "I" I - - . .. - I r - y and Leatherwood. Arts and ..WS.10. --- AAA_ef V ~_-T` ________ I .* - ~11 ., - I N M4 £ $76 P, IKK V;;~ - ARCHITECTURAL KELVINATOR I ilm ~ 04 RN:11 i , WIDE ALL I Ista .., I / . , 4 6 1/4-0i 1 - . ' I ,~ -4 I " , ../ -_-*~ 1'J ... ~:V, I.- -- "' f y . -he ,~ ,( % ~" . / , , I) 1. - I I I/ ~- I , Hoffon, 105 W. Woodland Dr., event was hosted by the Sanford celebrated their 50th couple's son and daughter, wedding anniversary Saturday Harry Hoffon of Sanford at an open house at the Florida Mrs. Mary Louise Brandt of .-I 0 L I !e "/ 8 .. k \ I '__~_Illil • I . / I \ " tluty, Wit ond todet wetaft von - - ( r -a'-'' 1. n , I . % ./ I be tifies.renews, stains, scuffs and scratches. ~ ~, 10 In 1 - PLUMBING WRENCH lot filut 01, v 11 : N R#g 1 - ' I .~z , P I il or '. Magiv . . 1 - .-. Auk =ft wcii FOR BOYS 8 GIRLS , M~~ 2-: to I I_-_ - - - __1 I be ck ons ha beguiling .t __ __ I Jessica Fouerhahn, \ \ 7\ ( \/ • " 9 .4 - . Ning Reg. Price(l3oz. can). 4 , 7 ; or to Sleepy Town" in her antique chariot. She Is dreamily wrested for th* occasion 2 Piece palarnas Front Closure mmmmmmmmmi -.-:2 I . SALE PRICES GOOD MARCH 5 thru 18 3-Way Hatter Bra , I? m-r __ ll of Mr . and ( ) 1 ith the helpi,n,g hand of - stretching *very way. Starmless Smooth up to its straps which I O,A-.* wl I 700 FRENCH AVE - " ~e --- Style No. 611 S4.00 I I 11, 0 U R S: Mrs. Gone F. Feuer. % tical skeftwomr for little boys and C% -z __ average to full figure. Style No 612 $4 50 P_ - [ t. - 0. L YOU CAN DO IT YOURSELF' __ _____ r - .1 ______________________________ _____________ _____ - -- - 4 nag , I ' - ITTM? , -Z I F-EE: - - -- 14~ % ____..__l;.ZE~-_ %__=2M=_ - __.~ .- _______ . .~k -.I -."__ i L_ . i71049!_F_i;- I , . .., - - - 10 PH 321-0780 228 E First St Shop Downtown Sanford V .1 = -- U,t' - . 1. - .- ,~ )) __f - . _Z OM i * perhaps best known for his work with families of - a Place Am~r MatS by &A " Council of Churches, the National Ilealtli Council and die World Commission on Social Aspects of 11ehabilitation. Mrs. Wilke whoserves on the staff of the New York Gestalt Center for Psychothera y and Training, and Dr, Wilke were ,* - -4 V: -;T~:1~-.3;--J Y~.~~ - - - - *-,Z'. -t I 4iL -:f I ;i-, J-t. -' , --~,-~ l - AV --f -- _- 0, - -7-1- - , Crescendo In Color 4 I."~, -4 becomes a masterpiece against the background of these mats- e7, . V!1F_ __ L V., _rv_7 ; :~_ __-- v -_v-- 1.141~~:f & , -- !-~~~. -. ~f i Irk .~t_-S . -, r - " -Vn4_ _26 ri J : :,s r *~ t-,,~T_-_7 T connie IN, 0 - V~___ bridegroom 01 I' ~. 6r,, '. The couple both graduated UI, In the 21st year of their marriag e, they moved south to Miami, and in May 1970 retired to Sanford. Mr. Hoffon had been an employe of the city of Miami, his wile orkcd for . , ,io-, ,, 'I I V i-. i. I,- -it Join in the fashion fun: ccxk wedges, rope details, bouncy soles. The good sel ect i on you II love! ~ ,yI I .. T - I - ;_2*i;k . ~ - Theytiaetwoch1ldren,eight ~,rrandchildrt:n and two great- IL'\__. - - .. I , I t\.1,~I , I .. _:~ --- A % / ct - * * - -- I --- . - - fl- . - 7'~.W, - - - ,- __ -__ __- -_---.-i - ----- ---__ --_.-"WM_ __ - - r____ - ff -A ,-..-...-z—,--__.__41___ ,~. I -4, -I .. IA ,,., ) . _.Mi t . -_---a.I 'I j~, - . r.y___ -12-_ .r- I F-W-, - _ - - - t - - z -- - - .- IN",, I - Co. Family attending the celebration included ,Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoffon Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hoffon, Chiarles milan II Char les muon Ill, James Hoffon and Miss Jamie 0~1 ~~I~Idl ~(11 L(Iloh ~.) I t . 'I r~ftry ~ y - ._,I.,-Vr"112."__11' -.-- - - __. ..- . -01 -'k - - I . . ____ 4 Pf _'_-__ ~. ,,i6r -,__, ~i I-..,*' . _ - 1 - -R - !q~~ _.'___.__ !Z __ - .I - __ _ __ - - - ; ________ --- I Mmur L r M TMI! _________________________ the =insftrc OPEN FRI. NIGHT Out of town family included ! . There will be an informal supper at 5 p.m. and those attending the free program may bring d bo lur'ch or phone OUTLOOK at 831.4396 to reserve a chicken box lunch. Dr. Wilke is dirmtor of the I.. 11 - um a.it ra . ' 'i* 1 Professional Lighting Sorvke Is . ---::-----Z,---71-----------. ____ were married F.W. Woolworth by daughter TIFFANY"S ON DISPLAY, h) OUTLOOK and it was monthimeetingoftheorange through him that the PurkLs County Association of Chur- family of the Thalidomide Dr. harold H. Wilke will "Ti'... flAc of Socict, IIWSd tre guest speak Friday from 5 to 7 P.M. Religion in Mainstreaming and of OUTLOOK. In a community meeting co- Normalization of the HanAll interested personssponsored by Seminole Corn. dicapped" prolesslonai, naridlca')ped, and munity College and OUTLOOK Dr. Wilke was speaker last nor4iandlcapped - are inCentral Florida, Inc., at starch at a seminar on religion vited to attend Friday night's Community United Methodist and the handicapped sponsored program. Church, - U.S. 17.92, _________________________________________ Cassel be rr3, on the topic The Role of the Community in Mainstreaming and Nor " malization of the Han G ib dlcapp(X1 Lxxw_ ____ _ _t: • I , \ '. . ' ' ViTig % Do-lulfours*tt ~~ guestsofhonorMonda) at the helldied- Oi society bacX Mr. And Mrs. Hoffon versar 2 6x r 4 'X . , ' 1 047 GAL. N__ to help reLigious and other I 12 Rog Awe au - / Lavatory Faucet w0h If, ftd% - boto by Gen Hackett) yet giving plunged. 95 13 __ PANEL CLEANER SCOTTYS REGULAR LOW PRICES OF 213M i- Handicapped Talk Set ing Community" project based I ., I- F At', AF oto hwe F4 3" . LUUt 0 Reg, Price($at) : FAUCETIN5TALLATION'kITv' I SET SELECTION and colors. Reg. Price Igal.) .. 5.39 AIR CONDITIONERS IN STOCK - Come in and See our ,I.A, --ill - BI-FO LD J iT1 + I ilIHN111111", . I1 a 4 Jew.1flflIIIHIM1111 I of ~ ,9 , - planned '. -14 Lavatory Foucei "-th POP- UP, Wstrx. acryk hirdios agn V from $ * 97 j- - - :: .:.14 I ) , The Barest o f Lace, daringlY .! - N .# - -..."' "- " I'l V" * `!- BLP -_ - jg4 -_ - —.110r, I 'y", , nac:x.nf.,: - I i I 1W fleraldStalfYirlter i . EZA 0. American Bluegrass Ex press, a grcup of yo.ing runs out), bring along bathing suits and plan to -,pusid the day. Lawn chairs are nice. too. If you have a camper, a hook-up is included in the admission price and you don't tlKre are show. )ou re not listening to blue- 4i l.f1Iof li$c,ch4nisi SET NA / ' - I tos stups leaks. seals reflects heat. Finishes to bright silver. For - - - 11 with two I I - -_ -1 - , By JANE % !- I Set incluctes one SB-66 Sink Base, two a ö pos-formed Counter To I - __ I - . , . End Caps. LIN. FT. ~ . ____ 0~ pick a picnic lunch (and bring plenty of ice because the store inevitably The campground's facilities -includirwswinirnino STARTER SET 75 _ ~ - im --- - - --___ - , __ ____ . I - around Florida and Georgia, including the the bluegrass It's held at 13oggy Creek Campground, about six miles west of Florida's Turnpike Exit 65 on SR 530 It's back in the sticks a way, but there are Invi of signs. Shoutimes, are Friday at 8 p rn and Satui day at 2 and 8 p.m. Sunday there will be a goc,pel sing at 10 - I I I,L:---:J . Lamps inc., . - . . 11 :1 three-day ticket. children under 12 lift admitted free The featured groups are bluegrass and old-time Exnlorin" r' gras Jamboree, ' - >- - - I ls--_ k!,f,:11~.1~,- V - - - I - - __ - - - -_ _ -WW. _' mi, .. - V-pi ~EI VI di a. 7 -~J; - V ., ____ - . 29c 4 i . ~`! W . - ' Reg Pric' tea bulb) ETNT-FlyfflT."y rui -a Id, Sanford, F I. $X Two I4sndI• C.nt.rsi I - ________ ... lb-W . - "amy,%-1 I .1 3 NEW LAMPS ____ ney call themselves the '17bree B's" -Mrs. Beverly Sturbenberg, off fee manger; Hn. Barbara Burkhammer, counselor, and Mrs Barbara Klnnee, director at the South west Volusla Outreach Center in the Little Red Schoollimse In Deltotia. Ile facility wfil be holding Its lint open boun hUreb 10 from 5 to 7 p.m. Service Is provided for more than 20,000 residents of the DeBary, Deltons, Oatten C_ -1 - Kick Up Your Heels For Bluegrass Music . t7- — -•.• IL, . A - II m- -___ - 1. ="-- Im American Bluegrass Express'young bass player Is probably the youngest performer at this Bluegrus Jamboree. ... IS A ~ ____ _____ -1 - • -I.,. fi,i I... - 1911~~ . . I s ChemiCd4y treated to resist wood ~ -. ou k Reg. Price (piece) 31c desiro' Ving insects and SHEET . - A - - Z - , - . it" block wall s. C , Y.-- JJJL Reg. Price (sheet) 5 I . J fou, h,-)!e %."b ;.; , .. liii . ~~ A . ____________ _________ 9 Ideal for plant stakes and furring on ~.,7.'v 1' sheets in ;Zure ilue, Mist Green Gold or innamon u er t I 4 - __' _- - - - ! I ? them Our She Is a reeirtered nurse, working on her master's degree f die Meiital Health Board of fXstrict 9, Volusin County, who .. IXO 5 A viny1fimreverseprint t .-L, Y V.. I - WALL PANELING I .11 _.- - ., __ - STRIPS ~ ForKopllnandGrinker,codl. over again," he said But that sort of thing, he said, rectors of the Corporation for -102_2 T 1- - ' ________ - J - I - - __a f pivi.*c:t pieces that have been used in dency. Their one-hour programs, every documentary about bamro1iru by Scripps-Howard fu flue past o years. "Take the (line to print up all Broadcasting Co. and PostNewsweek Stations, Inc., are the outtakes that ezig an Huey being syntiicatd for showing Long and I guarantee you'll by TV stations around the na- come up with a tion in April, May, June and three or lout minutes of fliiii that hasn't been seen over and July , . FAUCET BONANZA INSIDE FROSTED p"sir onscienti _______ --- I --yl_ ____. J, 11~ - wd ___ %W PLUSW i t.7 -1. — SYLV NI En!fftair:mnt and Ixaming, requir" the patience to Inc., unearthing rare cr unusu. through every available foot o al historical (Um is a labor of film, a process that 11 talm sheer will and an extremely love, as well as profit s Individual" As Koplin puts it, "We're c - - - " _________ y trouble establiihing ra - I e , Ozz_ - presidents and assorted minor- ample. Grinker says the Idea - - - Both Barbaras have a youth. : ploys his skills as a staff social I I .. 11 . . presidents, first ladies, vice- A--- ,Aff--- I - - - ./I J/ , / Cith1gnisrcclfootzgeofthe age Ln one o( their (ourTVspe. cials about 20th cent ury u.s bite, flamboyant Go Huey __ - - i abh ( 9 I , I . . I - - ,. , _" -1 htvo~lr- - * should know. Since 1963, they've run a dp about a garage somewhere that holds, say, 15 cans of Pres. 11 comp, etalizes In making programs Went Calvin Coolidge going -oth obscure and faA key elanent in their work is USO newsree outtakes, and minor events and newsmaterial edited from what makers of the Wth century. _ I am. _ I 417._140~4 I —, it -is _:_ 1_..-9516& - - ,_ I ._ - . I . - . - - ip',-,~~ -~'" ii4 ~4 ~ . --- - __________ . _____ OK4 M , t I - ___ ___ % ..; IA...!~~. - - - - - __ WV1, f __ I attending McKinley's funeral in Ous state and county museums Ohio, according to Mert Koplin and historical societies as good - .I . t E . , - - - ,- ....L __ - . . . . __________ ___ - - ______ _____ 1 r f ff ii It. i, iflui h 1uUiL1ur, iti it' eri Stuhrenberg, office manager community olunteers who do They are the first ones to things like providing Irangreet people with probkms who SPOrthtiOfl to center functions only, office work, home come to Visitation, and hell welcome is as warm as Florida sunshine. In addition, on group activities. A, are . - - I . . _________ -, - dividuals seeking help with The 'Three Bk" are is Barb&ra Kinnee, director, Ms their problems I - _____ 6 NLY --- 1-= ______________ /4Saturday DELTONA, FLA. .I ;. -- A U LI VIII _______________ I ... - I) ________ •1I• .. -- .-. 0% -. - _______ - I. - - _________ - - .--- _____ .' -1 I :r:- .;.:. ------ •- . - _________ __ . I. __' .ç — - - was Instrumental In its in psychology, and a relatively would be donated to the center. services tn the Immediate area, elopment from the start 1 he arranged for Dr. John lleruldCorriipondent recent mother Ms If an single person were how do people with prcblems Burkhammer has a degree as a be g nitiation Muldoon to speak at the iven credit for the i Deitona, find their way here? "Some just mental health technician. Woman'i Club. This aroused Residents of oftecenterItwonitvetoL I)ehlary, Osteen, Enterprise come in by themselves," says enough interest to bring about The development of the Mrs. Catherine Fuller. In 1974 and thesouth half ofOrangeCity Mrs. Kinnee. "Others may be center as a Woman's Club she was chairman of the formation of a committee. are invited to an open house referred by physicians, or project has been put Into Education Following through in her next Committee of the of the CornMarch 10 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the ministers, or other agencies." booklet form and submitted in Woman's Club, and heard alutJob as chairman Little Red Schoolhouse In the Improvement receive a sympathetic national competition for a lectures on m.ntal health being mu nit Program, Mrs. Fuller and the -Deltona Community Center, welcome. $10,000 top grant offered by given In Daytona Beach. How co whe re the "Three Bs" wan t to many me? Take some Sears every other year. fl committee managed a introduce people to the sta tistics from last year. In first prize or any lesser one, Aware of the lack of any specialized gerontology grant. January 1975 there were 10 Outreach Center. - - I The full name Is th e Sou th- clients. By September there west Volusla Outreach Center, were 105 Conselors are booked I a satellite office of the Human for days ahead. r" Who comes? Some are senior Resources center in Da -tona Beach. But that title reveals c!tizens trying to adjust to a i, -, N nothing of the value the area new way of life. Some are I . h4is receb,ed from what started couples, or couples with as a Woman's Club project two children, who need family ____ - - ____ I ch 6t ______ Open House _ Sets BYGENEHACKETr I _________ Saturday Mar - - Outreach Center ______ :i_ - _ I _________ _______ -_ GET --- - __. - r W ______ -__ dev BUY ONE SINGLE CONE Tomorrow' Descr b d 'Car - I- -.- '5 "... P -~ Cones, 5hakes, floats, hot fudge sundaes, banana splits, ice cream sodas, cold drinks, sundaes. - __ , I.., _-, , - - 1;9= I _ __ I'.- . Houston __ _..,__ _ ServesSouthwestVolusia .1" ___~1111111111=1111000 0d0A1EKnEN00W&%A.-dr ~ ___ -- Df and Miss Terry Brandt of fifft L Wuitlpoijt --:. _. - - ____ * (77 ' ___ Islands. SHOE STORE - MEMBER DOWNTOWN BUSINESS ASSN. _ - �' V~~~ ______ ____ ____ =-'4 I—.-. - lng 1B_EvenHraId, Sanford Ft Thursday, Mardi 4. l97 Lij LiiJ This Is for ..1_ -. __ I - - - PREw 41 41h - A. J --- L. PFR!= 'r- .-;i~~ 4) 'S. . . ____ E - .- .. .-. - IL'~ t N\ ..t.St ,"". — I ai ____ 9, '. - - . t, '. . , I - .I H , , .. ._. 0 ted about 15 minu co " 0 TOP & BOTTOM WEIGHn CALCUTTA 0 * I ? Parts ), cup I te000 at ic II . . yu. ' e. e 1~ ~ , '- .- _._, , ,,.. I S %I I I , & ill . pan over medium beat, add Mazola P_"_ r I_ S S / aho; - • I, • • , including a trip to Washington D.C., wh.ere sh.e present ' . go I) i : SUPER FOR SPRINGI SS DOUBLE 1if CLOT irrHE FABULOUS - - o NYLON - IOU iya KNIT 39 - -- -_ - - - 0.,.%*.*.-^' % C FORMER A Best . d OUR IINIST ISr QUALIff ff Ill "4. _____ Ufl f%IIDC I 6'r, i - • 4A. _ MACfl C GREAT . - W. 11M -- ,, ' - - W-44. r--f-I le , FOR ___ ,. .& ) V, I. , - _% --V. -, f — - II( ',t I, I' , 't - I I, 1414 I i, ''u_w_1 i t'i d % -Vf - _... -.. e. O', I All &L IM, - Iii' 1~~ X AI 114F. 1110, ~A)bi I iftf 12 1 ,i ' • # -. & lk k 0 I .- I , CI '.,s"- . A557 V V " wq Ak 0 ( ) t?1 ? r- Sak 20% OFF , - - * - -_ __ " - ..... __ . - -7 - _. e 42 - ., ' II" - - Art# .Q & 0 Casselberry Winter Springs Sanford Altamonte Springs 0 RATTAN FURNI TURE r 534 9217 Lonqwood 115 MAGNOLIA AVE. DOWNTOWN SANFORD Foinsi City A.tan.onte ~ %J~ -•.. i . r7~~ .,.* - — Det'or' DESIGNER 'I_ I ''"' j k. c::1 1, O RJR 41-11141 ~ ~ XIE , 1 . ~ e_ S . . 1\ \j ' ::::- '. ., .... - li ... ,:::: .:. ..... "? ........ I ~ ,. 1 .1 %\ ~ ____ t- J ." - j - 't -i ,4 - C, 2012 FrenchAve. . V-i~,t.-_,.i-J 1- , . AI L.J. Items. (Next dour to Wes- Kay Laundromat) 1 I _______________________________________________ JENNIFER LYNN MORRIS - (Photo b, Bob Orwlg) M and Mrs Paul E Morris, . in Golf Togs I ' t SOLIDS PRICES FLIP from .1 ' ALL In B y Hadley .11 I - Fantastic Fern Salel of Mrs. Eva Hutchinson. 821 sa a The First In A Series Of Weekly Special%. MARCH S MARCH 10 sa , ,.._ cretary of student govern- n . I- All Reduced (CARE SHEET INCLUDED) ' Vested Gontress STORESI lesth r ON Park " Sanford,FI , a 210E FIRST ST .- r -- — _~ _____ ~~_ - -10 K. Fivit SL14anft3rd'FeI:X' .1-7977 __________________________________________ ___________ - ' _ s - __ ,I- -_ 10 ---- I loll 9 - SAVE $30 10, q 69 7--4iy:l :~t=_77~_-rqszqj _fE_. -_-:,_ -_ ,,, -_ -W L ~_c - 14 -, - - _-, . t-tr-v"-V--, -,.-,t-c-_-:i IS,- - , 1._.;---w,,~, -:_ 6 Was $2 9.9 5 - L 4D 3 cycles incl ude I \ al £ y t - - - - '--I, . and knit delicate. Plus 2 speeds, 2 water le els, and 3 I ' ; I ~ V1111kt6 \Iqqr .411111,11111111 _______ ater T7' temperatures Porcelain P]'4, - enameied top and fid. Heavy I . 5 _._- -_-- , I - 4 - - k77 totxthelirstprintedreclpefor s - -s-'- ' ._i - -in - -Ifful-M - - ___ - - - - ___ lie.. I I - ___ .!-- T - r- - SAVE S 30 wa - - ____ fea tures 4 cve!cs 1 . I - 95 8 59 2 are used for appeti C ". t. '' r.. Z M. A w. 95 02, '11 ,'f""t '' ;Alb1____.1-11E4l__2* . 266511 ! . " " 1 - - - - - ., p _; _iA. k_V~144__*TAI____ Sj. 0F' z ;,.:= - r_- ;a, ;,p-- , ------- tzAr ,.1i M - --', sk " - . I .0 _M ~~ 1r-. 11 century forced thousandsto their homeland. Hence the origin of the name Irish spud. American chefs haveadded a few Fancy touches of their own ueanrng tilter z enta-wiri agitator 011- --- _-------- it balance switch. Fabric wftener dispenser. net. ni.,Iihaq(n111s1r0 . .~~ - L.- T z I \. I .-, ---_.~u .M7i'h7$VI-,e5dil — !i,4 -, ;;~ .. . e_^.1e_W " .- __r SAVE 1_____ .- 1. _. .LM , . :,-- .o, - - -_ I . --i_ T-.'1_,AtA-. _-,_--i-.~.'--" -1 -_ " - -, -a - 1 - _. _.. . - '30 P V. -4 a scrving. medium potatoes dryers also 4 cup skim milk I egg yolk Nit '1 Ill Im ) I ( ,,,/' / . _________ AN __ , mi A# '% ~~,.~..%'.'.'.'.%'.~.",.%,: -. ,.~:.~:..:. :. :. :. ., ......-it.1- — )) Wt *1 . - L I W t ------- Boi l potatoes with garlic ~-lo%-e. In small skillet, saute 95 8 $V9 r ing problems! With 5 water temperatu", 3 dispensers, Penta-Swirl agitator, off-balance switch, wIf-deaning filter. Sears has a crzdit plan to suit most every ileed * Prices are catalog prices - I...gfu...-&&-~.z----.-------- _=- - _- ___ __ - __ .- Z__-2 __ -___ - MaIdenhair, Tree, Rabbit Foot, Bird s Nest, and Staghorn Ferns * Shipping, installation extra * Now on sale 4 . ____ a .. - ., . --- ie T •.. llIrdii&Sogie GOOD IN I marylesther sl~. -.~ J , to. I. , 4 . - a f the late Crawford Bass of Bessemer, Ala., and the late Mrs. Bass of Sanford. . k 1b, k - - engagement of their d4u,hter, Jenn ifer IL.ynn, d Cr a w wford "." - I( .. potato to the ,ufl1teu.tatt.a4kr ,_ .. - _______ A=!",l 1%% Z~., I~ )'71 .F,--. , Same wash cycles ds madiine above plus ,Ttra 3?1GA 1`1 wi,l,, J " , , '' , I . . .. I the result in milk It is belies ed U1 ,,,, I I :: ]_~k= ~ k M I11 1~ __ c SALE ON ALL JUTE MATERIALS @womb-=i GIFT ITEMS ON SALE SOME -I as , i r s exclu5ive anti-t linu #'., 1, , I I V'rrl f,11'r!C ,1 ",1!,h.1Ue I 0 'e Featureci Scoop ri I _, ,, . book. Today the potato appears (in American dinner tables niorc often than anv other vegetable, and the w' ays they can be prepared are virtually n' ovith qriceful glades of 'i'a clot? nq in a genhin .. \ .-:-e-,t-!m-.-t---,-,.-O,v;:::!: I 4 .. . I hich included instructions on 1. I C', U. M ~ a I how to boil diced potatoes, roast -on fat and simmer .. I * OVE FLOR DA \ 4w%nl 1 1^ Mow •-'.b ,#o * CO-ORDINATES YOU'L L 4iORQ - Lulinar)' buff name(] Max Rum- f :. I I— .-. ••- yd. MEMBER DOWNTOWN 8USINS5 ASSOC , 1, I \~ I t".......: I.: .... ,.:-I 0 - ,Q FREE MACRAME ç 1 \%e hate con.e a long ' .:~ :. ._ " %CVweIN a -- /j .,W 1.b' , ______ .---_ - _ " Ww"ORLD OF IMPORTS * _t NORMA JEAN SMTTH -- 6 111 -1 Z. •. jr_ .. - X.._ _ a CONCORD MILLS ~Cr-) ,5 pn,~rnc~ SHIRLEY MILLETT IL — -, .... .... ..I_ k f c)., - _., __ 7 where they vis, his wife, Charles and Ruthie Hunter. Bonnie and Henry Schumacher flew tip in their . private plane to join the family I . - A -: Cit I 1. I ::: . __ . - _. - ____ A ","I - • Pleasing I .. . ~A ,' .P. i q _ 7 1_ r. . . 9N,701 it ,fI . . # .. , .~ , 4 -1 , -.i "La w for Women," ta Ii b Community College and emAdmission to the brunch is wearing your Bicentennial hat. attorney Roger .McDonald, will plcyed by Winn-Dixie in examine various aspects of Longwood. the law of ite' r I women, U fiance,was horn Mayfair including wills and estates, in Bessemer, was graduated from Adrian Hall at their home are Rev, and Mrs. surance, Ilablilt) for minors, Seminole High School In l. d'IVorce and separation, and Ile Is employed by Florida Charles Pascal of Romney, W. roperty rights. Power and Light Co. Va. 'Me wedding is planned for Ile course will run eight .- weeks beginning at 7.30 p.m. Ma)lat7 pm.at First United Bit) and Walter 'ic1ow have ich Methdist C 0 returned from Panama (' . ...... ..,.,. ..., .... ..- &CA ri - . I'l . I . _________ /A " 1_,S int..st lx your original creation. LI ' _ .4. 'O 0 — .II,7' i.' - -_ .: . . - engagement of their daughter, Rebecca Faye, to Roland Dale . "tHLJS _____ 0. , " 1, i.,;ei WTT'm 0".. , 1' . N , *a . k __ 1 .f I • 5V .-. _ r, .~ - 0077 = W W - \ .,a ,6. NA 11 . - Sears -- 0 It 0 q. k I- I 4' _'.. . 4 1 4r0 .Ws . I 01, ..,., S -,", '~"*` -. / ' 9 0 ) _ - .- rz,j zi; I , 1% 1. . . 1~ - I -)k . I 0 . -- - . F ~;q - 1, 4 vii ,4 1 '' - I ~, ',?','.' 4 FELT SQUARES 00 M _ - ________ Mrs. Ruth Ann Pagden will ~ lea% with tier ! I . ,_ .N ~ oL I I.. ' . , ArIfir daughter, Trudy, to Joh, lieu j 'i Fa husband, Sgt. William G. ' Florida Citrus Queen Candl Upthegrove Joins Dick and Vivian Padgen, in Frankfurt, Ger. Buck at the Flor:da Cltrus Open cocktail party Stwday at Cypress many. Woods Clubhouse La Orlando Herald Photo by Doris Dietrich) I 9 2 DAYS ONLYI e COLOld J t, il . . %./. .%.mbe low ."$1*.1 A . 4....- .. ... . .. NO-11ON mu I " :F _,Ez f~I 0 yd L' SAVE 250. A.H ________________________________ ____ 5 10 c, .. ~ -- . ,,- _L~ .- .% 1 Fumf Uscov" Frkq $1.29 7d. 0A" . PLAIDS •:—. I(KLLJLR WCUL WrIKINCTOR r ftlat UPHOLSTERY .rPi i 1 _ low COST111 77yd. _____________________ Y4 1aw l ' r4— 1 "1 . I ,.,- I ., .:." ~-_ . ,) . 1100---, . ! CASEMENT I r I X yd. % __ 0, 1. ' % . _. - Be Firs t in : .4 &W , WIDE * MACH. WASH MIRON 1 '11.11901 CALCUnA" 4S" WIDE Z. % 0 -:;1/-~'-."*Z. ...... . NEWEST ANNULI ~% V. YA Z---7 -~M "M - , , "-- r 100% ACRYLIC .. ____ citrus, after serving orange juice to Auto-Train passengers Candi will be leaving for P Japan in about two weeks to f i...p5 -I -L Auto-Train President Eugene Garfield, with a basket of • 5 OZ. WEIGHT ,j , I ~- I 0 11. - _f", , J r -, %Pv ___ , I .J I _____________ I .- II V % Crowned onJan 3lCandihas made several appearances __ ATHALFYKE * ,P!k I # Citrus Open. - - . _ _=_I 6. I 'A' - clubhouse, the charming, blueeyed blonde said she expects to I 1 ifl) en 0 ' • , attend mans festivities of the k DISTR , 1A6 -- trus setting at the luxurious .4 f ii 6 0 \I I I I R .L 1 Mr. anti Mrs ,.less Holcomb of Parties . . : • Ho Comb, Wesson T= I 0 ____ make a comrIsun. jut I I \\ I \ (, II ( ) '.i i N \( I U (,III\i. ______ i;- Church of God Bass iu .,ai. traveling. Two years ago, the Roland Wesson, 101 E. J nkins Florida Citrus Open Golf %iedo celebrated their 45th Kings conducted an around-thr- Circle, Sanford. DORIS Tournament probably muins w edding anni versaryon Feb world tour, and have several Miss Holcomb , born In a DI %T1tfCII the country's leading golfers In 21, 11e couple was lavishly more to their credit. Call them Columbus, is the grandorr es pon en competition for big money entertained by friends at for further Information, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. - -b vI priv.s. But behind every man, Winter Park Elks' C'.ub. . . Falvius Waddle, 1809 Paloma 6 there b usually a womzn-and With Easter just around the Av€., Sanford, and Mrs. Floyd 32245 . , a social angle. Ninny parties are _ Worla travelers Rev. Leo and corner, many a woman will step Holromb of C0lumbus. A Rnior '\ being planned this week Mrs (ltube) King, are out In a new chair-au for tht. atS'minole High School ln 1916, honoring the qualifying golfers finalizing plans for a tour. they occasion. Why not Lreate your she is employed as an apartIn the Citrus Open promote Florida grapefruit At iIl conduct to Scar'da. ia and own Bicentennial bonnet, which ment manager and Tropicana Developer Danny Miller of the cocktail party the Citrus .N t %in you a prize' Pools contractor. Longwood started the ball Queen sinned str'ijttht oran"e throuvh Au II The tour is Arril7atlOa m.1theGreatcr hlerliance' borninSanfod ri r' • ' rolllngwhenheentertainedata juice. open to anyone interested in SanfordChambcrofCcmmerce a graduate of Seminole Corn. cocttail party Sunday night at will host a "llats off Bicen- munity College. lie is employed __ tennial Brunch" ior both men as an electrician. Cypress Woods Clubhome in p ! - --I .- - . ~-1 1 Orlando. Some 200 guests were owl and woman. The name of the I _0 . -- - Plans are being made for the ll_ --~ -.;_!; -- _-.____ _ _-_-_ -.- -=_. . -z -__ ,- % invited, including golfers -edding Starch 20 at I p.m. at - : .. .t- - -A ,-a_, I tennial hat. Prizes will be 1809 Paloma Ave., Sanford. All .A!), _ __ ftj;-!;i, -- I i j, practicing for qualifying and '. I140 " I their ladies. .1 n awarded for the most original friends of the couple are invited ". .*. _ --T --k ! _ I and best hats. to attend. 1. ; was the appearance of Florida Let your imagination run . .- . f_~:t__ _- - -X , ... . __ & fCitrus Queen Candace (Candi) wild. The rules are simple. Women's *% ", -J, 1 ` , Upthegrove from Frostprc-A In - : ...kStart with an old hat or hat I tI , I . I : an aquascape and landscape ' frarne, but the trim and design 01 .KLOPMAN/eURLINGTON COUCORD FA8RSCS . Shake thicker, in bag c ith flavor enuancer, sa,lt and 1.. REBECCA IH)LCOMB *1 CLOTH - Morris, ___ . :_-_ To sports enthusiasts, the Edie and Mary Pehling of --!' I "THE LA TEST KRINKU FA ARICS 8Y I '. - Sanford Auto-Train employes, celebrateed Its 40th anniversary at M year's awmal meeting. Among th ose present were (from left): E.W. Marcel, president; LT. Sheppard, director and charter member; J.S. Thus, st president a nd charter member; O.S. bIer, put treasurer and charter member; and J,F. BwlIn, first 'lce president. __ --_- OF SERVICE ,~ _: ., Is . - POVERTY EARTH CLOTH S all toether milk and &M to bread mWure and mix Irate appeal to most people; and has 4 tip. prepared mustard a flavor combination that Will I i C P P4 ,Ch4X be seallng AM submit it before April I of Ws y e". I recipe dressing fryer thicken (whole part —1 TRA SPECIA L I ^ iunlAW f,.',,i "7,E don't believe the parents ff _!! I EcstiN~ were mixed up. until tender. Add i cups dry bread cubes, 11,2 teaspoons sue, L4 ' cup bu%cult mix !,i cup slazola corn oil rJawal. EOIIMUIIW I ____________ • * BEGGARS thquake hit L.A., and my mother didn't see ine (or three days during that time, so I think its possible that some of the ingredient looking icupllghtcornip = -;r-'- • S In its ear4. years, - the dress~ birthdate (must be at Preheat Oven to 350 dcg. F. It over: What wLfl )on (or your National Chicken Cooking least 18), and telephone Meanwhile, prepare dressing; parents) gain from discovering Contest was sponsored by local number, and send it to the spread 4, large sh,aUow oiled an errol'. You both ha ve 2 stake pouIU7 in&aUy men. Now, above address. You may enter baking dish. Pisce glazed in this, you know. with the additional co-spxLw- as many recipes as )ou wish. chicken on top of dressing; pour ship by dw makers of Ac'cent Ilere is a recipe adapted from remaining glaze over chicken. flavor enhancer and the makers state winners from previous Cover with foil and bake 45 of Mazola corn cil, the Contest yems. It fulfilled all contest minutes. Uncover, cook 15 has become better known requiremerts. minutes longer or until chicken nationwide. LEMON GLAZES 4i Every year, the Contest 60 .CHICK'N'DRESSING brings together creative cooks Dressing: one In a slullet sai'te cut In parts . ,( tablespoons chopped onion in 2 enhancer 1,. ~N _ M_ _ . . rl1l 0 W conte" the National Chicken Chicken Cooking Contest, 1155 Worcestershire sauce. Spoon DIANE IN CATHEDRAL Clrl Cooking Contest begm as a 15th Street, N. W., Wash,ington, abjut 2-3 of the glaze over DEAR DLINE: An fidant's regional competition among. D.C.21M.If you wish to submit chicken. ,r,iMtn.,. ,,.n fant!wInt In usually registered go'cxl 'Y and turn chicken pieces until at the time of birth, g )()•4 cod tj - . In And Around Sanford OF OUR 24TH STORE IN ARCADIA1 I ____________ Hcr,c can I make sure blank, write your name, ad- ,- _ R -- __ ago, one of the nation's oldest one, write to the National syrup, lemonade, mustard and print this - L_ d Coast Line Employes Federal Credit Union, which iwludes Amtrak and men and - Chicken Cooking Contest fti list of good cooks. Simo y create a recipe which: is in- %. . ' -'2'' L1-a-- JA IAM ' t h -._ . . ~, .A. An official entry form Ls not chicken uW torown on afl sides. am really the child of my Over 1,5Dixe-wfnnlngrecipes required, though If you want In a bowl, mix together corn parents' I don't care U - • .. - Are e%ervthlng Is 11, order, but what ' Twenty-eig.t ye= ap 6 and 7, - , I was born when an ear- Peninsula ... - . / adopted! I have a birth cer. tificate from Queen of Angels Hospital in L.A., and Offers $20,000 In Prizes on== , p. t parents. I know i am not ___________ ___ __F___~ __T7 _ _MWMW ___-W._ Lcr i/c /1 - Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Johnson, Wausau, Fin. She attended 2431 Yale Ave., Sanford Seminole High School and Is announce the engagement of einployedasacashler at Publix their daughter, Norma Jean Market In Sanford. Her fiance, born on Long Smlth,toFredOttoThurau,son of Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Thurau of Island, N.Y., is the grandson of James Clark of Locust Valley, 2423 Vaic Ave., Sanford. Miss Smith, born in Sanford, N.Y. He attended Eat Is the granddaughter of Mrs. Rockaway high School In New - R.D. Smith of Sanford, and Mr. York and Is employed by the 1 GARDENERS PLAN PLANT SALE . -----..----... P ' '' .1 re ~Nrl _____ __ ________ ,.JJ ' - s= driv s me rutty is: flow can I that be 14.epersonon J. I ,. -1 that bir th certifi cate? 1, ; ; I I ,,, " J."," ".II , -,, - - t-. -1I have never felt that I was Stru. P. L Elmore lkft) and Mrs. Walter L Lee, both of the the child of my parents. Since Magnolia Cftrle, Sanford Garden Club, dis*y some of the plants childhood, people have ob. that wffl lie sold by members of aU Garden Club circles on Friday s_ erved that I bear absolutely and Saftu-day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Sanford Plaza and NO resemblance to either of my Zayre Plan. A variety of Indoor and outdoor plants will be ofparents, or to any of my fered. Probe"& will benefft Garden Club pro)ects. - -- . '-' '. I suggesting segregating the I . - I - . ''d:.•.t . It I , she's the type who'd do so. DEAR ABBY: I am a Cyear. Old woman with a wonderful husband and family. However, * been with me e ver since i can remember. 7.., a , l' . It 4 _________ -. . .. . Youran't stop a woman frorn thro#-lng herself at a man #.0 1% 4 p'',' / Y . - _. I ,, . ,., .. ."411 .. I - X .. nf. J ,'//:'.' •.-?tt.. women are emporr "' f .! ,J ' . ' - . - ,%t-~~ - t M.9- .,-,-K:Z-' . a - . __ ~1.ii*,~~-,,, . —.,t*.' alternatie? _____ - - %w " :) ,oM ~~ I t, ~. I~N ft__311 * 181~~_1.11 II -Z ,:::~! .~ , NMI, Vt IrvG "' ' "', BEEX So what's the i-. sexes where both _______ ~: .'.. . ,Nt.l. ;bN4 .t . - ________ - \ . ' --&. want to can start a lot of trouble - .. -1 , 4. . __ - .. _. ;, 1 - —,' .. - where they can throw themA_ --------- _ d jLA ______ Li- - 4-43W ______i1i,. NApP NIl p ) . _ ___ ; ;T-- - _ In- Engaged Smith, Thurau __ II --- Thursday, 14arch4,tfll-38 1iAa ngagernenf --_ __ , - "4 _* _ ____ '. " • I IT-1 5 _ flL - AbbY k r ,- I SANFORDJ FRIDAY ] Dear Do D ORLANDO ' 1i knowledge of mans subjects are no w letting women work I as far superior to mine Joe's lad) friend side by side with men in the coal cerned about Joe's poor MABEL IN GAINESViLLE, mines is absolutely right! grammar: FIJi. It has been proved that one of I thlrk she is both inunaturi DEAR MABEL I'm not the biest reisons for the and a snob. I am a retired i puttingdownmenwho achieved increase in the divorce rate Is school teacher whose late success with "book learnin'," letting men and women work husband's education ended wi th but even more credit Is due together. it an w the third grade. He, too, U.SetI those 'street-smart" winners wonie: went to work in war poor grammar. who made it wi thout. plants during World War II. I never considered it a fault far outweighed his DEAR ABBY: That woman Why wou!d It be any different tack of because he had attributes that education. In fact, his who complained because they DEAR ABBY SALE ZAYRE PLAZA Vlel'oboon-oxid He Was Street Smart, Not __________ Eve ning Herold, Sanford, Fl. fr. -- - P14 327.4132 Discard garlic. In large bcwl . with potato masher or electric mixer, mash po ta toes. Add milk, remaining butter and egg )olk, beating till well blended. Gently ld fo, r: :.:1ushroonis and 8. •'witzzf r- I .. - . f action (swvunud or Convenient! shop Sears Catalog by Phone 322-1771 our Mrw Hack ' ' • Sears __j SEARS. ROF11L(K Il() -' CENTER 11WY.17-92 AT' 171h ST. 1) ,; _ - --: - _. - I-— 7k - ___ _ — _.-_ ._. V '_ _ zt_- - - ftJ_ I1-__-~ "r__ -1_=A"_2r_ -ri _f~ 7 ~ g: - ,_. nk4 _--_ __ -9 - 9~ - _11 ~W , § _4-- �__ TTTTT' T _-;. - immmiiWida - . BEE T LE BA ILE Y __ - ____ I - lFd] - i HOROSCOPE 11 : DEAR SIR: g - ~: di; . ? ~~~ i . 1 ______ I? _i~ __ 0 i"Ro__' '~ RN LOSER i ,, 1~ r;I 4MRv kkiz :__ ,,, - \ -DrIT 09 , A ~Zkftr;(X ) / IN I ~ L,1 1. 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'T_ __r __ - - PRISCILLA'S POP . by AIVerrne.r R I DON'T LISTEN To PERKNS,,)( MIND, ) NEIGH eORI4OO(> . ., I-- Si4E SAID YOU'VE GOT) (/ [)ISAR NG ________ r , \ *: ; i j ,, - . ______ C 1 a. 11 11ZEM L_. ______ ) V . " L.J_ii_ ARCHIE ,•. ~. k_, It j 1_ - - k~ . -1 TELL ME ,AGAIN WI4AT MRs. PEFZKINS 01 SAID! _________________-. I 11 ,uP' ____ .. I . I I t_I ' J ." V '4 I 1QV L......./• / \ __ wi.. _ " .-__„, ___________ r I MEAN SHE MUST WHAT oIl OON'TREMEMBER' BTTY HAVE YOU SEEN TI4E -_-__...J HOW DOES BE REALLYENJOYING KiND IT'S- ER-- UH - t4EY, WAIT. A Cm0pMtAT I WAS SAvlyG ietow, TIWV Cr N E W FOODT BOUG"7musr SHE < THENEWBRANDOF ISIT! 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Address your letter I me in care of this newspape o, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. F j ii ,.i ,4CVV)V. \ if i-jV" -tw.I H '.' I - J- jC.4'tr je;r1j. _ I' Vu ( Sily A I I ta4s. / (XVA., to i t, % d ad 130 M Proceeds from the all, Ill go Into club funds to help underpTivileged children and 5tudents needing financial help to continue their sturiies., ON, WAY? VomAw Iø-'Ari 'rxc.vr I MNOM/r, / ~ " - i , 1'.. 7: ., __. - I I - - -- law 1 j fi' I - CENTURY . senice station . _. ..111:~.. - .- ~~ fl.. -1 , _. 0 I - - ____ ________________ added, however, that he would not "disappointed if either one of them won." ,r. .' —. ¶ rIx _____ - ________________ ________ didates. he is supporthig the more philosophicafly con- reserving that until he sees what the Democratic servative of the two -Reagan. candidates have to say as they enter the home -" ., . -,-_tij.,Ilpgi~ --r!_ -. V-.-L:Irlo. ii L.z:!t'_ _rlf~e - However, he added it wW be one of the three more conservative Demo,cratic office smkers - - - - ~___:t ~ In an Orlando press conferenct Reagan d he likedFcs veto of enthng said he- favors Reagan's call to unleashed his strongest attack to date against return government to the local level. the Ford administration, charging the President Meanwhile Democratic County Corr. with presiding over the diplomatic and mil.itaq mission er Sid Vthlen Jr and others predicted it decline of the United States. The f ormer Ca lifornia governor called Ford wi ll be a three-horse race among candidates for the Democratic nod. Front runners are Sen. a "man of evident decency. honor and Henry M "Scoop" Jackson, former Georgia patriotivn," but plasted Ford and Secretary of Governor Jimmy Caner and Alabama Governor State Henry Kissinger for allowing the nation to le ground militarily to the Soviet Union. George Wallace. Ford's press spokesman In Washington Of the trio, Democratic County CornK wiatko wski said toda y his denied the charges Harry A. Bennett celebrated his 100th bftd:iy at a party held 11ursday aftemoon at the Grester Sanford Chamber of Commerce building with help from his sons, H. D. (left) of PRtaburgh, Pa., and C.H.,(right), of New York City, and some 70 friends and relatives. Ile centenarian Is a retired - a- adaiddid . / CELEBRATES -_ Ir— _- : : aliPA, - right than Ford In his philosiophical views. fie is t 6~~~ vote goes to Carter. "I've watched Carter since he was governor in Georgia; He's done a real fine job. "1 like what he says and the way Reagan's new "get tough" pohcy stems, in part, from the fact that polls show him trailing the Pr-Jdent in Florida, a state both GOP he does candidates hoped to win. _ .--.-- - - - __ __ - - - - - - __ - _ - - :-_ -; 7 L -- - -- kai~~_ - --- - 130 w9m - - Unleashes Strongest Attack Yet 9 Challen • • • 0 ar)s rL ,a _______________________________ ic, M tal ine "--' .' ,.•,. ". - tJIuaa.0 -_ ~ ~~_= ~ ~_: - _. =_ . = _____ ____~- - -.' - - ~ , .1 - __-,-_ __ - ~_-, ___-_ ~_ - -i; _ S - ,;;~ - __- - i ~ I'll -- - ~~_ w k ______ ______ _w .. - -0 -_- ~_._______ __. . - - tU -a-, , -~ -, 7.__~ - .. I = - __ - _i7ijt- - — -, — "-- -_ --- . - _ -- . Z '~f ; 7: e~4_ :~ L~~-!4-I-~~V~~ ~~ - --' ~-.~ -- Coiwtry Store with fresh produce and baked goods for sale. Mrom I to 2 p.m., NW. Olive l'ieree will conduct U trip down memory lone on I Carin Home will sing to I Rocky Churdiwell's guitar The Kid Gloves nsi e un ay Are Fina ~ 1_ i ~ --, . N. I - 7 i AS . . P . . 11"_:1 --I.-". 0 Or r- il -,, ( . AX 1W . .— - -P--. -'--- - - . ~,.. .~ ll~ -- . _& 110 . ,,., , __- ,22-IMi SCHOOL SALUTES BICENTENNIAL V ;1jJ//,J . _________ __;;;%~ pw. .1 ___ ~ ! - . So Does Seminole Memorial ,. nus)n1s. La *LIU 'tItU$dUW, uu Street Some staff members recall the new to,pftal's first days and the last days of the old hospital. See Page I-C. :, ~ _ t--. ~i8 1-t . - .IM.11. ',cmmnome iiemuruu ____. _____ - - __ - Citrus Open Windirig Doii,yri Ile Evenlag Herald *01 be at Rio Fizar until the last tt fallx In the Florida Citrus Open. See Sunday's Herald Admiring centerpieces made for Bicentennial Dhiner and program sponsored by the Midway Flernentary School I"TA are from left, Janet Floyd, past PTA president, County School Superintendent W . P Layer, Sybil Best, program chairman and ftinelpal Leroy Hampton. (Herald Photo by Bill % Incent Jr.) Sen. Vogt Asks For Opinion State Sen. John Vogt U)- weeks to give the delegation property owr.ers within 500 feet Cocoa Beach), chairman of the time to mee&. advertising ef the territories proposed for Seininol,- County Icgislative requirem Tits in the event it annexation be notified. Vogt notes in his letter to delegation has requested an decides to submit legislation to law. the Mooney Shevin that his opinion will opinion from Attorney General repeal 4A 10C k Calendar tomles Editorial .- .112-A 411 Dr Lamb Hospital— Obituaries .. .....I 4-A Tel2vislon ._ ry,; Ij - r --A $-A 5-A M-A - %VI*:ATII1-:H Thursdays high 83, today's low 83. Partly cloudy an1 continued warm through Saturday. gloves," Ronald Reagan has the offensive may have come started a final campaign swing too late for an outright victory across the Sunshine State with a inTuesday's primary. biting, emotional attack on The former California goverI êIiUiit £ A'J lIut UtLUVtj ii)dL r - i.. r- - 1; t4 - w Lt~ . I '..-,.,%'. - I - .t1f_!,_. Z~ ~v~;_!~_!4 -ri -f- -_4itL,d..'. *y 4 - - i f;~ ,.iiv.~,~t',I~-.!"--._.,~4,!~lp~-~ Ili lleed.ing the frantic advice of a Um attack today. Saturday and worried Florida campaign Sunday in %Uits to eight Florida - iTh 9 the Bicentennial allang with everyone eLse. But they're also celebroUng the 10th anniversary of the telepbone's invention and, as the saying goes, tbey've come a long way, baby. See Semincle Magazine, Pages 4 and S-D. - - Off Telephone Has A Birthday _______ t iZi'.- a-, ~'A ; . . _________________________________________________ p m with top for the idter000n hours and an old-lashlon ad Bicentennial auction set to Garry Trudeau - 'l'\ I ______ The paneaker are almost ready for the Sanford Kiwanis Club's bIg day Saturday. It's the club's annual day, which begins at the Saniord ubic t..enitr at a .*u am -.0 ' I..,&.~ - I I __ ?= .. . At%or d, - 1 ~R* , . 3-4 004 P 'I Would like to know what made- that appliance sa 'lesman I m4r'.'Tlw % Breakif ast Vw'hw A1T - .F '.iz I t - 7a ~TVW stretch. ~j! . a, ,~:1,_". / Pancake .3- felm - . III! ii~ ~~~ ~~ j V Afth=fr 14 I' . tl*~_ ., . - V111M ' I " 0, Understanding the Anemias. Enclose a long. stamped, wIf- ~___- I - ~ O;M-Oak, -. I .. x--kk;'._ - -- __ di~a 1, , , . 1_~ . . "I'm going with the Prez, The Pm is my voter3shouldpayspeclalattentkrthlaweekto - '1 "--' I. by (tiM ARLY. \ - . I) fgkve s I .,I TUMBLIEWEEDS ,_,_, -%_ ,., I V iIILI••i-, things. H&s a new, ir&m face with new, fresh idem," Kwiatkowski said. "Anyway, it's timie the south had a president, With Florida's presidential preference Kwiatkowski added. prim.ary a scant four days away, GOP candidate , Vili.len, wh- 'n, 'been i, ,:, ,i. :, r ',.-, -1 ".eagan has gotten tough with FTesident U.S. Congress, said he he! ftin a lot oi , gAm . rr- .-T Carter. prmcUng a win lar ettlier George 'iinumm, "Throughout the Fifth Congressional District Jimmy Carter or Henry Jackson. Carter Is strong. The middle of the roaders flnd The two Republicans on the Seminole County Lirter acce ptable,"thien "it appears at thIA time. 11 be voting for Commission are split, with John Firnbrouh supporting Reagan and Richard Williams Carter," Viblen added. Conuniuion Qiairman Mike Hattaway said MçpO(tthg Ford &,* I l[ l nD A o 10% ok la lw, Y I I1 LAF conditions that Doughtery not V dririlk alcoholic beverages or frequent places where they are By RICHARD CARELLI entitled to my a&ws5ment of national defense second to none "if it is cIG&- Ilke New the frontrunner, Ignored Jack. would campaign with ft sm. "Alabama has the most regrsold and that he pay for a plate Associated Press Writer them," Reagan said. is so well known that I don't hampshire, atlea.st up there in son's accusations to concen- tor in Joint app?arances in essive tax structurs in the glass door at Flagship Bank in Ronald Reagan, while denya-- the 40s, this would still be a trate on attacking Wallace's Miami Becch Sunday. 1he former California go~ver- think any response is neces country, juid feJffal courts Downtown Sanford. ing any retreat froin his Elev- nor called Ford a man of "evi- sary." campaign," he said. public record as Alabama govAides also said the Jackson there are running many aspects Speaking at a night.timne Orenth Commandment against dent decency, honor and patri. The four members of the ernor. campaign has begun a stepped- of state government such as D b h hd saying rwsty things about fel- otism," but blasted him and lando rally, Reagan stressed Democratic party's moderateOnly Pennsylvanip Gov. Mfl- up media effort in the final education and prisons," Carter scheduled Or 0char geslow Republicans, has charged Secretary of State Henry Kis- what he called the basic fun- conservative wing are also in ton Shapp escaped campaign week before the primary, even said of malicious Injury to personal President Ford with presiding singer for allowing the nation to damental differences" betueen Florida searching for victes. controversy as he stumped the though Jackson has discounted "Wallace makes people think Property and two counts of over the diplomatic and mill- lose ground militarily to the Ford and himself. Two, former Georgia Gov. Miaml area. the importance of Florida to his he is going to get the federal re sis ti ng tars decline of the United Soviet Union 'Ont twididati is a member Jtrnin) uirter and Sen Henry In hand-shaking political forays future at government out ot tue picture violence to his ° rson th States. "In my view, the policy of of the Washington estab- Jacksun of Washington, tangled various stops, Jackson pictured Carter spent most of his day but awt is not possible." Taking his GOP challenge to detente as pursued by the ad. lishment, one is not," he said. in a dispute. Jackson charged hirnsielf as the only Democratic criticizing Wallace, but then Carter sat beside Woodcock in which the bank door was Florida, where he meets the ministration Is one of making 'One candidate has faith in the that Carter made contradictor) candidate familiar with Flori also turned to the use of testi as the president of the 15 mu President in the nation's next preemptive concessions to the Washington establishment to statements In Florida and Mas. da's energy and ecological monials when he appeared at a hor,member union told a rally - A jury found Millara I., primary March 9, Reagan un- Soiiiets," Reagan said. "Under solve out- problems. One candi- sachusetts; about the location of problems. fie chided Carter for St. Petersburg rally with Leon- audience. A like a man who Wagers, 37, of 7535 Compass leashed his strongest attack to Kissinger and Ford, this nation date believes those who are a proposed federal solar energy repeatedly referring to the Sun- and Woodcock, president of the agalii has the courge to speak Dr., Golddenrod, guilty of the date against the Ford adminis- has become No. 2 in military part of the problems are not the center. shine State's Democratic pri- United Auto Workers. the simple veracities. I like a lesser and Included charge of (ration power In a world Ahere it Is best equipped to soI%e them" I sa the same thing In Carter said Wallace's popu man whocan say with a natural mary as a Wallace-Carter af na"141t. "d8cla, "llu Valuile to Z"llici f RVO K 4111 ai~llliii t:j ton and dangerous, 1i not i8tai, W ix. F joridin," -jac'&wsi 3aiu tells I DaY11%, at a a U11 ct'llurat "ulty u, riullun "ab ciLuluut- grace, -uw mess you.--trial on an aggravated assault the things I must say to you second best." able to the governor's loathe for that his Florida campaign may during campaign stops in Cen- race." But Woodcock stopped short charge that he pointed a Asto' toda) But I have decided that In Washington, Presidential be in trouble lie said he could tral Florida and Miami the federal bureaucracy, but of hawking Carter votes 'I per Late Thursda) night, Jack at a neighbor, was allowed to matters of nationa! secarity Press Secretary Ron Nessen live with a loss to Ford, as long Carter, touring the center of son's campaign organization . charged that Wallace has done soruffly not even in my own ___l_ t •a _i ....I;.4 ....:.i i rs... n.....t.*..... ,. ),,. , ,111 .t._ ..e..,. .I._ at - (' ....4, I . •. t..ø... ..-'..-'.rn.-, , • .1 .J*. a St.1lalii I$iX OH IAIII' UW U15 * dIIUUVIVFL)v £$(V onu vaatat..., .aiu, ss. a s aua..,t ., rca.up' .,aaata h.." us. .nuia. ,,na.aa. ,ttaiaulTt,s e,ua.uu.j ufl s'-. .... r' u .-'p' iiva.0 iinat itt .n- jtaj out ii,a Psi and (he American people are nized leadership In keeping tI'e not slip out of the 40s George Wallace is considered bassador Daniel P Moynthan Alabama government. feelings "he said _______________ - 1 iiv__ "- . . .. ~ - two ccunt.s of resisting arrest without violence and was sentenced to a year in jail. The QTHE'R,$ L~ -. . -John Joseph Doughtery, 55, 1 I' - I - _.. -_ - %_ - I . - I-,-- oices Ch Hoscmann: A Nlinnesc!a .=-der d,vant., to know what we lead after the bidding has gone fine I notrump-three notrump bv our oppK.nents We hc)ld ' F £Q4v732 •J9644875 We open the four of spades and hope to hit our partner 1; good fived g fie is 4 ll. SUNSilINE STATE _ X. -- M court withheld adjudication of 'ulli and all wed them to remain free on d d un pre-sentence investigation (11SI). In other cases docketed for trial this week before Judge , - % - . - Ww offense of petty tar- k "\ Iv a I ” - Lill I could give you sollie headache and full sensation in the head that many patients better answers but that is the with this problem have a ruddy nature of the disease and about complexion and high blood where we stand at the present pressure, particularly of the time on what can be done about ARRIVE AUVE , .414W., " ~11 I entered their pleas and the "" I I . acquittal on the grand hu-ceny charges and the case was to go 1 1 Pin not sure what you are talking about in rcferenc. to ard North's raise to three are yotdr leg. You leg should not just about as standard bids as — cause )ou an trouble because )ou can look for So is %V"st DEAR READER want to (I) to hit him opening lead of the king of of polycythema vera. The only (Do you havo a question possible connECtion I can make spades. although a few moder. dition of overproduction pol)cythcma nistshavestarte(jto lead the In' thA rawperfs' Write 4zk )CC)!C wi th particularly of red blood cells ~ Ile bone marrow where the vera are prone to blood clots. queen from the king-queen 10 the Jacobys" care of this co ~ This is whyyou are taking blood blood cells are produced is also Ile idea is that if tner answer individual questions ot,eractl%e There is also an thinner. Perhaps you had a holds the Jack he wmll'alire blood clot ip your leg. The in- what is happening ard %ill onvellopes are enclosed. The increase in thrombo,c)1es the 11) cad eased tendency to form bloond play it. most interesting quostions little tiny cells that are re clots is directly related to the In any event South wins the' will be used in m,s o/umn to blood clotting mechanisms, first trick with his ace of and will recelvo copies ot increa I sees that he can V JACOB thrcmbocytes MODERN) related to the spades and No one knows what causes -_-..... 0% I-P Mau% SAM Ift"1111L re.sponse we we at high altitude by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL cr with lung conditions where In addition to the simple _____________________________ bleeding techniques that have -here is not enough oxygen and •è.. rnim,. r n, I r 1 ii : 5 t nf bec P re rø!.! ,n. I chemicals that ei'n ty' u!cd to c-reacts , t eat t the ne marrow to * It's true the spleen enlarges. prevent excessive formation of It is a specialized giant lymph blood cells. When blood l etting II node and is involved whene ver and the chemicals fail tocon(rol ( \~ . there is an exem production of the situation some authorities I -6 blood cells nr an increased like to use radioactive I ~X_ destruiction of them. phosphoros %Vch in turn a destroys some of the blood cell — w ng organs and helps get *11, cells there is an incream in the things kick tinder control, -Z\ It , i I e,l -1. .. : .. . - ,ft1qZ,M 1. - .- 46:1 -_ .- ar .I would appreciate any help advice you can give Inc. ,, - office and Sykes and McIntryre went to trial before Circuit !V I PUs 3 N T Pa5s Pass pass Opening lead - K A ",,:'' - ,. . By ED PRICKE17 __ The charges were downgraded to grand larceny Dizziness, weakness and ______ I- ~ E uez reported inc u ed * Herald Staff W!iter I Jaime re- (. - n Primary 0 Thursday Judge Ilosemann ' ,,:'?s.A West r by Bob -Montana - VQI vJ1056c $ A J 10 #A76 492 46 SOUTH IDI the excess ionount of blo(Xj is ,.T"\ ( il- 't, A_Iq~ .% I - . - 13 i5'i. P , ~Z- ,~ , ., 1z" .N,- c e, -_. ;, elop this' toward dummy's km An alert West will go right up with the ace of diamonds and hmsqueenoI spades lie will reason that if South lield Jivit-jack and a small spade he would have ki the king of spades hold that first trick in order to be contract irrespective Of the location of the ace of FAST nd an), plaints, These, too, are help that makes me feel better. #1 7 7 I 1'(HEN1VupL, (''\) AMY TO PLAY THE N ORTH A8 A2 Dr. ' enlarged spleen. could you please tell me what causes an enlarged spleen. Is there anythingthatcanbedonefort" Chic .rr- 'i- A FELLOW W540 rALJC-04T t A MONKEY TO PLAY ~ -ma Q \ I ~_~ ( I-,it, ' ,fr' -. run off eight tricks in a hurr isn't quite £KJ '° DEAR DR. LAl'1B - I have what is called poI)cythcma vera Also I an' told I have an ') c' '$I ~A 1% . ,I - - C 91 car es - 11% 0SItiALD wid JANIE-S JACOBY By LawTence F_ lAnib, M. 1). / 171, Contacts yo'll , . . J Split No 0 Joseph Andrew Sykes, 24, of arrested 'on ' robber loners -- S I&M Collidge Ave., and Jerome McInt)Te of 12th St., were WIN AT B — ____________________ BLONDIE = —— Is The Problem ______ - — Too Much Blood _~ \\.- > — () ,. r~ !-EJ ' _-.'-- I ____ IM GLAD UNDERSTAND. -. t)4 "', 3 , ,4____•, ' it comes to management tions or o of ________________ --- I sam Commis $ -- — -- pleaded guilty In circuit court to petty hirmny. may be better today at helping formation you'll find quite ' i others advance their Interests useful. Strive to win the trot of ' than you will be et gaining new friends. 1 II 54 ——— __ WE ALL LI'L AS \OU KNOW. I (XNT E'LIEVE IN TIPPINE') 1_ ( 58 by Stoffol & Heirndahl HERES 'K C).4ECK ) ELMER' -, '_ T* i 5, ivid March . - 3 f t P n.r,i - - Two S,anford men orij arrested on charg.-: that they I ... -_ I_ - , robbed a Daytona Reach m-n , ! . - .-' Yourmentalfacultiesshouldbe tothebottornoithings — 144J I I I ___ 30 : 31 I - 4 I f 28 _______________________ By 11011 LLOYD chores. Trying new twists could tic things in knots. July 23-Aug "i III competitive situations today victory comes ftough strong IF., you cotild feel slightly tinPV;CE certain. Put on a bold front. It Surface appearances could bp ~j will confuse the opposition. unreliable today. By aski$l i VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept fl) pertinent questions you can get ' 34 I ___ - — -- I 27 _____________ Herald SWI Writer AQUARIUS (Jar.. 2(~Feb 19) If It is not so Important today how , I* events begin, but I I - P ! 23 32 -_-jJ--" I I I _m~_ 2 a Guilty In Cas e CANCER (June 21-July 22) adv!ce of an unsuccessful Don't depart too far today from friend. i I 20 - 25 26 - I I I 10 11 Sanford, Florida 32171-Price 10 Cents ____ . v,tn n't 14 21 11 .. P16. 3 r-Lj by Larry Lewis I I — — . I /D — 19 - I — 111111! Heii1d - let them dilute your ambitious 21) If you have to work witli , unfamiliar tools or materials to urges. (May 21-Jure 20) day, get someone who knows . GEMINI I You may have a few extra tasks w (Etc. CAPRICORN 1' dumped Into your lap that you situation may arL*e today 19) A did '# today. You'll n where there Is a calcu1at, manage! 26 Musical 51 Biblical character fnitrument 28 &`101cal speed 52 Harvest 55 0_______ Old _______ 9 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS i 5 Dejected 6 Angrier 7 Hawaiian —— 4 - IOI (ab) 24 large plant 48 Head (Fr 50 Epensve source 25 Corrode I s 4SK a ir to GO TO THE Li 9RR tV(T( 1)5 Intand I!Patton ) .k, ___ cw 40 Fancy Containers I 12 k" % N I 'd, / L_ __ ____ __ 9 Ancestry 9 Indonesians of 3 Negati,s Mindanao 4 Wine 1 - entrances 1 68th Year, No. 163-Friday, March 5, 1976 SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) To request on you today that you the fullest benefits from could comply with before get iic1a1estoday,U may be w,1 I . 1 VOU realizing h( . TAURUS (April 2D.May'20) to Jet them assume the more not be 31 WIhert 33 Asian city 35 Adviser B Fence t I. ARIES (March 21-April 19) advantages for yourself. Co%-er ;,~ a your own bases, however. in I Ice mass ' L;': 27 6 ) n 23 21 976 • 53 Biblical high $a Brazilian 59 Negative prefix 60 Soothsayer 61 Snare m _ I F.r Friday, Marc f'6 I love (Latin) 57 OtIs name 19 0,"Saws by Art Sansom /IT tty ~ r t,,,,, ~,, , , 1~ 1 1 Coided f abric peninsula I ______________________________ '~~ ~ T W h, 'K AL k M I I I F I.~ I (4 1 \ ___ 54 Wind from the blackbird 18 Canadian ('C( ) 13 I 41 44 Specks I? European over Region 1 . lk" THE 1. IE / I _. _.___ i1 yBERNWEBEDCOSOL ~ --- .- 1 -_ . -..,-. ~_ 4, A -~kq :V -1 ,_r r -".,. ---o7i i~s qL p*-r ._4- '. ~ ~ . __ - ,~ :. e,4' .,'-~,Z -5 . ," ,I - It, - Tt- -A .1 otIL . V -, j, i ~- I 11, I- IdA AII4J WU news conference and a wellor- abandonment of his "eleventh ganized rally Thursday, Rea- commandment" against saying gan pictured Ford as weak and bad things about fellow Hepublicans. incapable of solving domestic But it was only two days ago On the foreign front, Reagan Reagan's Florida camp.litn the vision nor the leadersNp not take off the kid gloves he necessary to halt and reverse will lose the race for the nomlthe diplomatic and military de- mition. It's possible he could chime of the United States" Into lose the March 9 race, too" a second rate power behind the Thomas acknowledged that So%iet Union. And because or par 0 Florida in wake of two perthe problem" as a member of sonal visits last month, forcing the Washington establishment. Thomas to publicly back away Reagan said Ford cannot solve from his predictions of a Reathe nation's pressing domestic gan landslide. (I Isis. Five weeks ago, Diomas said "If I didn't think I could do Re.agon would win by a tw tobetter, I wouldn't be here ask- one majority. But two weeks ing for your support," Reagan ago, Thomas slashed the pie- 't . -_ , -_ _,:._ t~. "_=. - _ " , ~', - ... ._ P-1.~iii : -_ - A= -", * -, . , , - - - __ .- I - t I..' , -.;I~ I .1 - . -1 . -_ lilk~, -21 -, , . i4 .li t _ 1r ;, ~- - - _-__ - - _ _. _F4-- ,. ~ — _~, ,- , ~ I - ~_ _Ari - I ... _;_ . I i)T- I ~ __ - - -_ .4-T-A ~- - ___x -_ v_ -_ ..-n __ a.-- 2WI-:1 F; - ~iL I --;-V~- V=1---!T~47 - - - - , ~ -- - WLA - - - - '_I - '. -: - __. 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 04, 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/bad9ccce37b0ebdb6950a2990d1eb9cc.pdf 40ecbefd059ef370d1badff114b5069d PDF Text Text - - - - - - - --- - --• - ------• -.•• ---. - - - .- ______ - - ----•• -- -- -.--Tunday.March2,lne ________ Mort Walker 1 OIio L Wet toPteouiPI .- HOROSCOPE vennig iij,jj ____ _____ A I6HbWSIIari :;:::°.1976 ) 1! ill . 3 _____ ____ L - j) ( tfl - b 3-2 ______ \ ( L 1 C9 i [_A AtW(7 - -c ____ — 11--n 11 33 Cushion 34 Root ?int& I 4EAT /I ( 32 Courtesy t,ue — / \'&M-A \ t4t%1 (' II \ "1 ( I 5C,hu i?"" J1P.w 2 Candied seaholly root 3 Jdictat __________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS S ' EC7V O P....'BLiC '' 41 Roman h.ln't 43 Wine source Miss Either 19 Varnish Ingredient 45 Bury - SUD C. W' i " 7CH - -- IS OLTSTANDN CULT _________ ________ ___ ____ CANCER — ( _____ - 'j \\ 47 — _____________ - — — I I ___ — — — ___ —— ——— —— — 55 , - ___________ — — 42 — — - ___ 34 — — - ________________________ ____________________ BUGS BUNNY (co '\ T1 ENN, &MAT- WFrt-1 U, L NAVE 10 — c______* _-.. - - - - ! '- - IEMS' f.i . ._-- -L L,_,, '_ 7' _____ S .. WADES 1' 1 1- - I I _____ I C-AWl DO .-- I I AU. RIGHITHEP4, Fit ST4410 THE CLPS - I ET L ' CD I M4OTATMY _____ RAN ansvier individual questions es s rig o wi receive op es 0 _____ -_ * - Afl QWFçT --- __________ - - L - - 3-2, Colds and Flu Group, CRoP Enclose a long, stamped, sdf mailing Addressyourletterto OF '' - (' - _..1I ,;ri -'- , \ 5TCP1P? II I I Auøir , \ __________________ 4tTYSnI4Rp10 1IiL 9ftti I/4'AJR- 1 á .,, \ GRA59U'g / 1U. - ______ - - -- --- - - --- - -, have totaled $135,000, plus the initial cost of pur - cert That would r ulre a cutback In road eon thrdfortheA1tamontLMaa,anc1aiournDu3woWa IIeaidgcvernznent—citlespIus thecount) — • . t '-' / I± I ,,- ___________________ ___________________ their shoes and mcunted Wash, had won and Alabama questions to Vermont He won speech tonight to the Jewish • State - contenders in the Florida ekc usel) arnpaigrung In Flonda tion were buss late Thesda) ,ts Iorme-r tsorgIa Gos Jirrum CUICC third, Just behind Rep Mcrris - I 1'-' ' '\ (. MAN (xcç'7'j,r-' _, 1 'Ij / r-TU, A efl binding prirnar) Mt'isachusetts results When the people of Mas- ii-Th Jackson, who earlier had dis- l - 270 totes or 84 per cent But he hailed Massachusetts ing to sm in Florida said }Jah plar.ed a metting in sote in beating t%i,o other major P- campaign aides 0'iu mont lie nceded, howeser, hismos cer'ous challenge from pcedictin -' to the Hoctdi prunar 'CXt _____ 1 i ____ r- r " - -s-if _______ 'y - ,, - I - t ( 7(nchcsIon tHerald 4\i :l.ti- - I., I' , A A : - -;.. C 6-A i--- '9 9 Ui Ii A John Polk and two deputies in 1 B ,prii 'hi% F TIIF arm tirough ThWIda) A Carter was to be in Cocoa csenlng thuaderihewet, lIigh research center He tonight near 60 Southeasterl) T-.i' I ' suit in circuit court seeking Lake Mar) 'and that a firearm Asis' i'jt '- ti V '. ", ifl White House Press Seen tar> %',nmrn that Ford sas even more opti finish in the top riondatora ear hesaid If — 1* -4 ,'\ 4-A Hospital .oters had sent a message to 'ports states, be saId UI [3Ostflfl - ______________ lB was seventh among the eight -- -' Today t)earAbbs withCarterandWallacels go- sachustt.s ,, E)rnocratic nomination one _______ —____-_- * Photo b) Bill %tncent Jr I The Alabaman dodged every AroundTheClock _________ prize of his recent har cit — a gtM]t wSite radish weighLiig close 4-li inVennontwtUt6.t -- _t__-- Jewish group, at a temple in stepped up his Florida effort he ssould do against Carter in talendar ew 'xork -_--=_- 1tf" ( Flofldd in Miami Beai dential prun.ar), is turning his sett where Reagans name than expected said that this ttiouih of the Georgians (rossord part) sliberal candidates Sen _\ -- Jack.cor; ca epeted in he told rtporters Id like to Miami area ops A noon ad . - - -- / / Yr' 9preslderitialprlmar) toda) as sachusetts p.ectncts reporting R.p Morris Udall of Arizona ed, Ford had II 616 sotes, or 6' ¶eq _____ ______ __________ IX14..0W117 irastpirtauon AutnonL,j, turn. \l' tfltuf1 Ut tt rr.t. tltLtIofl _____ - _ • i S ir 'ht r& ulls ij Ut Ut', ___________________ - _________ ____ ____ ______ _______ _____ — ____________________ ______ •--.--. - - --- £ i pelmar, next Thesda) will not mont where it wasnt can I say that I blame them' f - I recommend to the board that we not take an bUe5, Commissioner John Klmtrough said . - Co'nisiissioner Sid Vthlen J said Sanford has some uncertainties - E3utcommLssloners voted not to becavse they said it could . the c t) of Sanford and Altamonte Springs City officials wtll be allowed the option of provkiing funds to purchase the bw,e. ______ The request to rezone the land missioriers. County commIssioners turn represented investors in the down a controversial plan for a Ui questiofl from agricultural to About 3.300 camp sites w"re project, asked that the decision recreation area on 1,780 acres Planned Unit Development planned (or the area. In ad. be extended one week to allow eastofG-enevaonLakeflarney. IEIJD) was okayed by the dition to water-related ac- time to meet with developers tivities, motorcycling and other Citizer,s complained in- Planning and Zoning Board, (Cittaaed (M Page $A . ______ ______ ______ The count) commission has soled not to I*lrthase four new bides icr ma&o transit In &nunole Cuity, narrowed to the remaining low Th questicn of reeasing thenames of applicants wasraLsed b an C1ando newspaper An attorney for the newspape: petitioned the county to countydeeIopmnt CommlssonerSidV1hIenJr askedtheboardunl'uesdayto The fourth f4nalist istromoutof state,Heis 34 yearsoldand release the names. Ccinmissinn thairman Michael Hattaway - -'.____ _____? -. - _______________________________ ___ -RogrNeswende,SemnoleCountys3O.year..olddlrectorof Jeopartnxethetiringprocess Reagan, Neither candidate llereceivedoniy7,2percentof _______,4,,_ Hnaiist tcr the po1uon will be Lnter.riewed March 12, and salary range is from 819.000 to 1,0O0. the ission hopes to have the top job In county government CarIkIat were required to have a btiichelor's Or mast' A-" filfrql degree in publlc administration. Seven to nine years In govern. Thugnat. pe'i. indicate the applicants are "secret," a ment were also recommended . - - _____ _____ Commissioner Harry Kwlatkowski explained Tucsda) night no that hour-long mter-vews have been scheduled for each of the Commissioner John 'uxnbrough was not In attendance when - remaining applicants, the Tuesday vote was taken. - --- - I 'j,t/ 577tLLNy5'zjj'/f4 - - N Jackson, the victor in Mas.- I) over former California Gos I AAIt =- - - I -' the execUtiVe assistant's position was remmended in a study by management consultant E.H. Underwood. The title executive assistant wa chosen because some fmallsts left in the runnmg -• Robert Sampson, a 27-year-old assutant county executive from Charlottsvi1le, Va - MacLaren Peace, a 33-year-old former city manager of ___ 11 3_2... 2_- - • , sells iote Tuesda) and was Reagan s58 848 sotes or 35 per tXmbaats I t-' -' I - - (A AMINAL..) .• Station, New Yak, NY iooi AM tLtD P A -, '4 - Ily The Assotiated Prtss ) By E.D PR.CKTT 11er31d Staff WIIItC - I "-. ' i t. howtotreata cold send 50c-ents D USED IT FO - - I rer you 11 just have to treat AREEOREVER. _______ _____ ,_____%___'__*_'_'_ I (ected it's usu.all) a good idea to ____________ L 'ig hascleanunderwear,clean bukling and that this Li carried of the rectal area at nigutaiiu have been doing tiuS Li WIMIt 1JIVUUCC5 l'hat's about all you can do ' __________ ____________ —, ';' syniptom is itching around the their hands to the mouth When , - l.lrtris; ; ______ —............. • , bIiIflJAl usuall) cause more discomfort hands carefully before ecting - / __________ iith the ace and go after DEAR READFR - Pin S . '5 the appendix is removed it is rcinfecting oneself with another ts __________ • '-. ' -- : __ ____ - ------ -,.*-ç. -- - '-- ___ ____ -- -- - ________ -- S - - ___ For Executive Assistant - __ _________ ._ The bid sf,ne when it works were that West 'iad led away and all experts try t on occa 0fl from a diamond honor. - -I - 5uUs break .268 per cent agains ______________ ____ - Pass Pau Pasi iswhyorwdlllduItlw(alIaI) —' . W - Both vu)nerable Th bethi I j ___i'' __— -, ._ -- - ________ __________ ' ________ - _______________ .- - lo'v heart and wind up with two spades, five hearts, two munor•suit aces and game and rubber £' ' 65 • , 4AOiSE] I M SORRI SIR BUTHE EXCIJSE ME, r v5 i' ____ When I give the medicine the are so frequent Is that the in entire lamU) takes itI told the (ection is so wide p ad Most octor a Ut t C requent i e Y YOW )C&M 1 ) - , ) T has been infected at teast a half dozen times within a year. At first itseemed like every couple of months they would recur. The doctor gave me medicines t tr t her Now within six - ;, - - _: ___________ Marth3, 1976 someone today work with their You've made some friends resources It' important to show them h3w to depend on who are more concerned your welfare than you are themselves, of them because I check with "__C-..-.__ * -._.- _ ___________ - I - I - - __________ _____ ___________ - - • - 8 flSW,iii) 1sId i,\lL.S J:W1)BV one and a fair match-point - Pinvorrn Infection _______________________ ChicYoung --- I NurcI-1(LL I -- BLONDIE I" ____________ - 1 V..S UT 1 _.J -/ 'U" _>( ______________________ - self-doubts, but once you may effect some changes in become enmethed in a project Yo plans today. However, they may turn out better than you'll Gnd YOU can handle it. (July 23-Aug 22) Look the original scheme. 110 - byStoffel&Heimdohl -- . Initially you may have some Conditlonsbeyondyourcontrol .1F______ , -. -. — AQUARIUS (Jan 0Feb. 1 antici te theactionsofotheri see evidence of )ou'llfindhardtobelieve negatl'.el) Once )Ou ha'c __________________________ - 57 _j_ (June 21-July 22) .- _____ (11 reement with reriember: work today. A ,urd from piant 'x- someone on the Inside can yards of red tape riene l VIRGO (Au' 23Sept 22) If _____ — - — — ___________ — 41 ____ ___ 30 \. TT.& .-- - -- AND 4iACNIFCENT STUDENTS -- -- -- ______________________________________ - DC - Fric1 -12/7; Sfrd - ____ - b. ( rr 1 - ecy1a0 SA(irrrA t 6- Wc)dndy _________________________ ------ characterwillshlflethrOu&I. reach. _____ " / E I ("( / WOU I. BE A 68th Yir Nc) be OVfl) )OU feel you arc doing thm t ii But even if you're 21) Grasp the rein if you feel '.0 IUfl ar ttere's a situation you can 14 by Lorry Lcwi- tilE LOL'-J NG Th I NS 4' re3, P1Ued c°y — __________ - ac. UAh) tL'1(1P UAIrII 20-May 20) enJoy doing for )oursclf today. —————— —————— 16 15 — I__JL__..J L — 18 19 20 17 — _________________ — ATQ. CCt' ncmch4 9 Folding bed V\ r- - 4 13 —_--" I La(ab) k APJES tMCh 21.ApdU 19) - de nd upon ______ A iw?s:nMcst,ie tLi:'k- - ffTQ 2t fl ,jjj<9 I Rpped fl* 52Oi:n I7Copssspoffl; Vc:i i ______ lees in th" lawsuit Filed o> No hearing date has been et Covrt Judge Volie A wiums li) Smith to Ilerrirg s offtc Cowfl) Court records sho rode a motorc)cle into Sm U I ngebretsen 'tad dtput> James charge of uuring a concealed 100 in, a pisto nto the State Att> Abbott Htrring S Smiths statement said a 22 mobile home on I4anana Lake the cast of improper exhibition as strapped tO the seat of the. 23, 1975 in Lake Count) without -" -- - -- -- �d '----. -- - - U..ia r__ _________ _____ NATION ____ _____ - IN -- - MIsu$e Of Funds Denied $ By New Lockheed Chairman :- -. - - Strict Controls Unlikely ' WASHING1uN (AP) —A lobbyist for strict gun-control laws says there apparently is Insufficent public interest the isst to prompt Congress to Impose racre stringent gun controls .,erer, the lobbyist, Jack Corbett o the Uational Coalition to Ban Handguns, and other supporters of tighter guncontrol laws say their cause may have been strengthened In the lcng-run by the decision of the House Judiciary Committee to defer action on a gun-'ontrol measure. This Ironic scenario, espoused both In the Congress and by such private groups as the coalition, assw'nes that members of the public will be repulsed by crime and violence and will demand even stronger coetroLs than thce deiilt a sethiek Tuesday. Storms Rake -- -- - WASHINGTON tAP) — Lockheed Aircraft Corp.'s flCW chairman denied today thatfederal funds were used to replace monry the 1un spent on bribes to foreign govern. ment officials to influence aircraft sales. thairman Robert W. Haack told the Senate Banking Committee that Lockheed has taken positive steps to ensure no improper payments are made In the future and he stressed that his company 'has not been alone in payment of commissions and other payments on overseas business." Meanwhile, Sen. William ProEnire, D-WLs., the Banking Committee chairman, said Lockheed and the Securities and Exchange Commission are near agreement on terms for an independent probe Into t& multi-million dollar tribes Lkheed has acknowledged _______ __ -______ -- -- - f'' ' 64 YEARS LATER... Eity•flve-year-'4d Roy Tills of 2218 MagnolIa Ave., Sanford, took his best girl Margie to the Cectral Florida Fair In Orlando Saturday. Seminole County's first deputy titter sç'nning off from Mosquito County In 1913, Thus took the At1arfc coast Une train from Sanford to Orlando In 1912 to attend the first fØi andhasbeenenjoingtheajiuualevrntevers1nee, For Margie (then VJlbee and her sister Pearl hater Y borough) the trip to the fair that year was a little more corn- NOTICE OF HEARING Northern UTS. By The Associated Press Little letup was expected today from wintry weather that d*upted primary yoUng In New England and played havoc with travel in broad areas of the northern United States. A band of freezing rain stretched frcxn central portions of Wisconsin and Michigan Into uthern New England. Ice storm warnings were posted for lower Michigan and most of western New York, and southeast Colorado continued to experience winter Storm cotiditloti.s, with heavy snow warnings in effect br the Colorack) moun- IonowingmatteratthetImea.dplaceind,catjbelcw: Present gal. 53.30 per :,000 gal. 53.50 per a, 30 'er 1,000 gal. 31 pie 1,000 gal. f to r n e y /\ s k e d over minimum a 33 per 1,000 gal. °' 7,000 gal. Multi Family. Contract Rate Fo r I—I I r I n g Op i n i o n Ixing held hst2ge by a Senate cunmittee chairman. Thedispute Is so sensitive, and the Implications so vast, that t'e White House Office of Mnrsagement and Budget is being asked to mediate. Proposed Final P'oposed Interim Resideati,tl Michigan, strong thuMerstrns brought heavy raiiut tocIa' Caught in between is a scion of the famous Taft family of Ohio, whose con.firmatlon to a high government piet is -' * Thecounty attorney has been saying he was "very much given until Tuesday to come up opposed " to hiring Hunter. with an opinion on whether ',he Williams said it would be an "h.,...'... cntmtv in .gJ!v iru t, 'LIlt ......e Springs councilmar.. commission, and I want no part Councilman Irwin Hunter has of IL been recommended by the Commission Chairman Commercial: county's personnel board for a MichaelHattawey was angered 5350 per 6,000 gal .50 per 1,000 gal $l0,500.a.year position in the by allegations that anything Is er minimum county admir,iatered Corn- amiss concerning the hiring of .33 per 1,G00 gel over 7,000 guI prehensi.'e Employment and Hurter. 51.10 per 3,000 gal. 60 per i,o gal. the Ficlitous Name Statutes, To Wit, Section 563 09 Fiorld Statutes ifS?. 5: James A. Strickland court on the 74th day of March. AD. PubIIih: March 3. 10, 17. 21, 1974 over 3,000 er 3.000 gal. inc DEX.1t juigmenI rendered in the aforesaid 1t76. fl that certain case entitled, Southern DiScount Co. anford. .'5. Clinton B. and Ellen E. Hadden, Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Flc'rITIouSNAME ShieriUofSemlnoleCoun'y, Florida, M;ni,,m Charge 57.35 MinImum Charge NoIicr is hereby given that I am and I have levied upon the following times number Of unts times number f UnitS engaged in bsIntss at 373 Jefferson descrlbedpropectyowney Clinton Gallonage allowid in Gallonage allowed in Dr., Casseiberry, Seminole County,' B. and Ellen E. Hidden. Sad minimum . 2,000 times minimum 2.000 tImes iorida under the fictitious name of property bring locittd in Seminole number of unitS number of unitS ,_ •_ I• - " . . - - ,, j tt;c.il, 5 51 per itousan for ASSOCIATES. 'and that, intend to dic;ibed as toHows; pr th00sand for galionau. over thC register said name with the Clerli of lots IS. 16, and 17, WaiPin?on' gallonage ouer th, minimum thi. Cir',uil Court, Seminole County, Park, City 01 Owiedo, Pat Book 3. minimum Florida in accordance with the Pagefl, Public Retordsof sminole By Meter Size By Meter Sits provltion$ of ttie Fictitious P4me County, Florl-la '3,00OgaI. S 3.13 2." 3.000 gjl. 5 150 Statutes, TO-Wi? Section S6 C9 and the undersigned as Sher'tf of 6 60 I" 5,000gaI I" 3.O00gal. Florida Stalutes 1957. Seminole County, Florida, will at 1 '" )C,000gaI. 12.15 1L'j' 10,flQOgal 15,00 S Randall B. Tackett II 00 A M. on the 4th day of March, 2" 1d,00Oga' 2040 2" 16.000 gal. 2125 Publlih - March 3, 10. 17. 71 1974 A D 1976, Offer for sale and sell to 3" 3O.000Q6I Y 63 3" 30,000 gal " DEX 20 the highest bictOer, for cash. tublect 4" '3,CO0gaI 6440 4' O.0OgaI 7600 Training Act (CETA) program. "DO you have to give up your _____________________________- to any and all existing leins, at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole The legal question is whether rights to land a job because of $65 per thousand for $75 per thousand for CITY OF CASSELBERRY Cuunt Courthouse in Sanford, a city official can legally be politics?" asked Hatt.away. gsIIonave over the gallonage over the BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Fk)qida, the above described pleminimum minimum hired by county goverr.mcnt. AndCommissionerSidVihlen NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sonal Ad Campaign the City of CasSeiberr' Bo&rd of An opinion That Siid sale is being madO to from Jr. favors hiring Hunter. Vihien Adiu%tment will hold a public Satisfy the terms of said Writ of SEWER the U.S. Labor Department was asked tne county attorney If hearing to determIne the fea$ibIl.ty Executio.l. Monthly) WASHINGTON tAP) --The Postal Service, alarmed by inconclusive. Hunter could be hired and 1i Residential: granting a condtic'nat use tO the the droç in mall use, Is considering a nationwide adJohn E. Folk. petitioner, T A Radioff, Maitl3nd, Sheriff "'They said yes, and they said wait for the final decision froni F tal rate' $10 70 pr 5350 rer 1.000 gal Flat Rate. $12.90 per vertl.cing campaign urging people to write more letters. Florida to operate a busisess partly Semhnol, County, Fiuruda month 'V'iOulth no," Bob Ellis said Tuesday state and federal officials, or less The ads would be "not unlike the telephone cumpan 's or w?iolly out of doors, reference Publish, Feb. Ii, II, 73, March 3, 100 in excess ot Ellis, the commission'a "We'd better look at this," Section 75115(i)' .."arnpalgn for long-distance calling, the it's-I 1978 gallons From the SW corner of ihe acting administrative thc county attorney advised. thing-to-beIng-there theme," J. T. EllLngton, a senior Southeast'1of Section)?, TownViip a3slst.ant, said the labor ofmonth per A councilman in Winter assistant poitrnastcr geniral, said in an interview. 2) South. Range 30 East, Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. I told or bathroom in ficials recommended the Springs earns $50 a month. County, Florida run N 1 ds-ree 19' EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. An Increase in long distance telephone calling has been excess of one CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE w IM ?ha W.41 county ask Flcrlda Atty. Gen as Hunter has been cuoted onefactorIntherecentdedllniinrjiaUueag, run thence COUNTY. FLORIDA. southeast 547.71 ',,, feet ttooer't Shevin for an opinion, saying he would resign from the Present Proposed Final Proposed Interim N. degrees 17' 12" E 63) feet to NO. 7Sfl43CA•o2e The federal Civil Service council lilt would allow him to Mu$fl.Famlly: point a on the Southwesterly R w ADVANCE MORTGAGE COR. Contract Rate Fiat Rate - $7.15 per Flat Rate; $5.60 j)t line of Sta?e Road 434, run thence s. PORATION, a Delaware cotCommission has also been secure the county poslticn. month for each unit ci PA a fl H So month Icr each unit Id ration, 47 degrees 12' 17" E. along said asked to render an opinion. However, CETA ad. Plantlff, By Meter Si:' By Meter Site i..sboroiiicüils,Eliissaid,ieji ministrat,or Jim Esedsole has Commercial: ' point a of beqInnir, Thence liv, ,'--, ,, ( :4i usiki 'illd) viuiiae indicated UIII it £3 too ia;e tor ...................... Continue S 4? degrees 17' 17" E. IIMUMQ&tNI)onOANIIA 77 75 I" 1)f'l D U 19 I C] 1 f 'r Cl 19 201.13 teei t'.nce S. 42 degrees 47' MARY ROBERTS, his wile, state or local law." that. charged la. water 1".'," 44.15 1'" D'?endan?s IS" W. 20300 let!, thence 47 Commissioner Richard BeJsole said if he had known NOTICE OF ACTION degrees 12' 6000 feet. thence 3" 13.3 55 3" An l-year-olii Sanford man 161.23 8, of Yinter Par-k, TO: Hiold W Roberts Williams, thouh tfl at- at first that Hunter was willing 17 degrees 47' ii" W. 744 feet, 1" 223.25 26900 Residence Unknown was being held In county jail thence S. 17 degrees 13' 42" E. 5531 The announcement came tendance at last night's to give up the council seat, feet' thence S 0 degrees 41" E. 12' The applicant atso has contract rates to some customers which it today after pleading guilty on after Judge Hoseniann granted meeting, had Ellis read a letter there would have been no Anita Mary Roberts 476 '2 feet to the Nortt.ea't corner of proposes to modity to come under one of the above customer Tuesday in circuit court to the a defense motion to suppress Residence Unknown p1)blem., Highland Pines Unit Four as classtlications, YOU ARE PIOTIrIED that an Jan. 15 burglary of Gregory evidence a .22 caliber pistol recorded Plat Book 13, Page 9001 Kimbrc'ugh initially Although theapplicant nas proposed certain revisions 'oh elsting 5Cttoloosmo.tuag'onth. tne Public Records of Seminole Lumber Co. In Sanford. tariff in order seized by a sherifrs deputy to generate the additional revenes, the Commission suggsted to the i that is not 1011Ouing lutoperty in Seminole county. Florida, run thence N. Rodney Iwis Woods, 18, of Jan. 5. The court niled that a hirIng Hunter or any city bound by Such proposals and will give tortsideration to applying laid in. de-reej 34' 44" W. along the North County, Florida; fl fl r1j Brewer Court, had been search of Rogers' i"uto was Lot 25, GRANADA SOUTH, ac line of said Highland Pines Unit official — might be illegal. XOpil' thence cording to the Plat thr Four as scheduled fz trial this wetk illegaL edistanceot I,) 69fert; Chapter 367, Florida Siatutei, is the legal authority and (urisdiction After Kimbrough raised (Jy,! teet; recorded in Plat Book )S. Page 100. N 47 degr 12' 42" w. under which this hearIng is held. All sictions of Chapter 347, Fiorloa before Cirtt J'dge A. J. The court continued until question, Bedsole asked federal thence N l2degrees47' IS" E. 63199 Pub!Ic Records of Seminole County, Statutes are potentially inved and especially ICe: Section 367 03), Pates, 0 Hoseman Jr. on charges of March 30 the robbery trial of officials in Atlanta for an Proceduresfor FixIng and Changing; Section 367 01), Jurisdiction; Section feet to the P 0 B. containing 7.3491 Florida Together with .11 structures and burglary and grand larceny in Michael J, Ray, , of Orlando. acres 367.021. DefInitions; Section 367.101, Charges for Service Availability; opinion. All of the above described imPrOvemefltsf'lOwandh,r,afteron Secl.,.r 34/.111, Service; Section 347.131. Powers of the Commission; and connection with the break-In. Ray is accused of robbing two Section 387.161, Incrimination, Violations, Penalties, The rules relative to property being in Sections 17 and .0, said land, and fixtures attached Judge Hosanann adjudicated men of money on Jan. 11, 1975. S I tecl Township 2 South, Range 30 East, thereso:&soailgas,ttam,el.ctrIc. "Water and Sewer Systems" are contained in Chapter 2510, FlorIda Ad Jackson 'Vins . Woods guilty of burglary and itt..,, ,, ... . u... ..ws.t'U sic .suie 1)1. )raCtiCe 6.4 - Public h;;ring will be heidon refri3t!tJlflQ, lighting, plumbing, City Counci1iin cu iiiuj iiehi ui jan uuruig Procedure, and Rule 239. FilIng Tariffs. (Continued From Page 1A) Thursday, March 15. 1976 at 7:30 i,enlileling. irrigaling, an power pre5entence office has dropped a charge Thehearingon the above dates is to determine whether or not any rate of Gerard Connell's trial on a a F.M. in the Cassef berry City Hall, 95 Systems, machines, appliances. increase should authoritid under bond on an interim basis until a be carrying a concealed firearm misdemeanor charge of ob. Massachusetts as the Others. fixturej, and appurtenance, which Lake Triplet Drive. or npi' review can be made to determine the appropriate reven,je against Paul Priddy Jr., 34, of structlng a nowarcor may hereafter pertain to police officer has Jackson said his vtctor thereafter as PoSsible. lien Harden Jr., 46, of San requirement and rates. Therefot'e, II this hearing we will take customer or be used with, in. or au said Orlando. Priddy had been been scheduled for March 2.1 in Massachusetts d3 based on a testimony a,id allow the applicant to present its direct case, deferring Mary W. Hawthorn* 1mi, even though they b City Clerk ion. rd, hadweek beenforscheduled 'broad coalition" of support, crossA examln$ al this murder In for the docketed for trial on the felony Lonood Municipal Court. detached or detachable 1 Whirlpool City of Casselberry. copy the applIcation, together with all attachments, will be Coru'ielJ c'ntered a plea of but both Udall and Wallace pro' available (or e*amlnalion by the cuslomers at the applicant's a'S ice at ange, Mcdel RWE 300 A, Fasco 12 shotgun slaying of us charge this week. Florida One Hood, Model 244; 2 Electri Pteat North Fairfax Avenue, Winter Springs, Florida 37107, nob less than fifteen ted this 1st day of March 1976 es-wife, Laura Mae Harden, Three cases were continued Innocent to the charge through claimed triumph, too. Heaters. Model 21 ER 50; 1 Electra Publish: March 3, 1974 The Washington senator said (II) clay's before the hearing date. but iefense attorney Newman to the week of March 30 for an attorney and waived upCeiling Heater, Model l',,0: I DEX 3) The applicant will provide a copy of this notice by mail to each of Its Tuesday Century Hot Water Heater, Model at on the CBS "Morning News" customersandlothechle?eYecutiveofficerofeachmunjcpailtyyp P-rock Indicated to the court trial. They were Joan c. pearance SRTS42DV that disposition of the case Glberson, 42, of Caselberry arralgrment before City Judge that he did not think Florida of which is within thearea 4erved by it* system, fifteen (13) days before the CITY OF CASELBERRY has ueen filed againsl you and you hearing date. would be decisive In choosing v.',ujd be mn.adelater In the week accused of aggravated assault; Gene R. Stephenson. BOARD OF ADJUSTPENT are required to ser'..e a copy of your Mr. Robert Y Patterson Jr Post Office flo* Wint.'r Park. (.:'rne!l was ::rrcsti1 NOT ICE IS HER 19 the fltrnotratic nGrnlrlee. GIVEN that rittn defenses, If ,sny, to it on :;id ti" care n't put Ii!') the lkn Fleming Kirby, , of 32769, w;i reçreeiit North t)riando Water Sr-,.'er Corporation the City of Casseiberry Board of MacLean and Brcke, plaintiff's a city court warrant "Wallace Mr. Wiliam H. Hlrrold. 7'00 South Adams Street. Tallahassee, Florlø, Is ahead in the list of cases to go to trial. monte prings, eccuse'I of on Adiushment will hold a Public •ttorns'y, whose address is Pot are GA(NaSVILLE LAP) in a sense reaping the rewards of the past ar1d are helping floritla becornea prosperous.stte," according to Joseph Juva, U.S. Aiiibassador to Mexico. 'lucy have Uvem y historical r'ght to be here, and I think Cubans have contributed greatly by their ingenuity, their labor arid their talent (or helping transform Miami from a resort city to a modern metropolis," added Jova, speaking Tuesday at the 26th annual conference of Latin-American Studies at the University of Florida. Jova said the state's history reflects a Spanish influence dating long before the American Revolution. He said it also was a factor In the fight for independence by the 13 colonies. Paper money used in trade in the colonies was bacired by i1ver from Spanish Melco and vessels came to this country from Cuba with many Cuban troops to help fight the British, Jova said. "Modern-day Cubar Indians Worry About aims TALLAHA&sEE (APi The white man's of claiming Indian ancestry is no laughing matter to Seminole (Thief Howard Tommie. He told Gov. Reubin Askew at a Tuesday meeting of the Governor's Council on Indian Affairs that government recognition of new Indian groups threatens the establLshed Seminole and Miecosukee tribes. "I get a little worried if they (state offfclals) say, 'we're eomn to serve other Indian •... . constituents here' that son"ebody is going to say we're going to take part ot the g night. -next-best. 0 a. . e e s ,,, '.,' .. for " - a S. '' ' ' ' 7" I Ci S t _____ 42" E. , — In Co Tr I — II — Ci , Kill s Fo u . , '". — wit. Shevin's opinion Tuesday sent back to the Ethics Commission its recom.mendation of 90 days suspension wthout pay for Putnam County Commissioner Homer B. • court-ordered investigation, Of — • 41. , 'i-b COY ond in Eriksson said Tuesday that the substance —. cocaine and cident at the residence of Mr. "The point is that I beat Jimmy Stephen Waler and Mrs. Lir.ton King, 310 E. Carter and Gvorge Wall&ce in state will drop a cha'g of majuana; the kind of state you must win." catrying a concealed (Irann Percy, accused of possession of Church /ive, Connell had gone to the house agatist F'ards Wayne Rogers, a controlled subatance at the ow&r's requt where police were invnct!gstlng an incidnt ir, whiCh gur thn's WCrc EitninHeraJd ________________ fired into the dwelling. Conneil is charged wsttj Wedrasd8y, Marcf 3. 1976—Vol 6& No. 164 "willfully obstructing and Pybiash t;dy and Sundae. exrpt Sslureiay and Cf:ristmas P-i, opp'.sing a police offlctr in the ?i i S'.nlrd ?4e'ld. Inc 3') N Frrncit Ave ntc.id. line if his duty by entering a 317 I P1,4 at Sanford, Fiouid 32771. Second Class Posfigo crIme scene area." Horn,, Deiit,fq,. 55 enrs. ft,k,stn, 57 4Q, S 114 70 Yir, The char tas filed by SyMe.i lnFlorici1%4ma'O5ftOmC,deiiyr, Aflotfierrn,,i pct.rc)rnnn hor,ald Brrwlngton, %'.rnth, 57 70, a %'.i-ttit $76 20. t aI.ontPi. authorities said. atail _____ ____________ . , the public Qenrally A member 04 the legal staff of 'hit Commission will be present at th, hearing to assist IhOIC members of lhe public who wish to present testimony regarding aoplicant's rates Ond or service. The first hour, or such lime as is necessary, will be utililed tc nrtianl,. customer testimony. Imine'diateiy thereafter, the heari'tq will proceed in accorøance 'eittt Fioeids Administrative Code Rule 35.3,)4 THIS IS A FORMAL PROCcEDlNG TO BE CONDUCTED IN AC COROMIICE WITH RULES OF PROCEDURE AND EVOENCE IN THE ClRCUT CCURTS or FLORIDA. At said tim.' and p'ace, all intereSted parties will be given an ppruunity to be fully heard. fly Direction o C mart WILLtAM T. MAYO, Comnnslso, WILLIAM H. OE'5, end Cornmiasicner PAULA F. HAWK INS, as n (O4I!itU?ir 'tie F;rI4 Public Service Co,irniion, thiS 19th day o4 February 1916 ISEAL William 0. DIMOlu Ccr,imis,Jon Clerk Putlith' March 3 1976 OfX1I I ncreased Parole Favored The state constitution TALlAHASSEE (API does not permit Gov. Reubin Askew to suspend a county commissioner for a limited period of time, Atty. Gen. - in of granting a varia.lce to the petition, SM. 0 Partnerst'ip, 1976, and fIli the original with th 301 South Lake Triptet Drive, Clerk of this Court Cithee before CisefWrry, Florida to Cflrn'ruct art t"rvice L%l plt1nhiff's attorney or Mf..Ii ,',n.,,.dl ... . -' .'' flI fl'I V'' ti'l'i I'. uiflrfl(lIT,yTflQ,',jJf, otherw,oea zone Property 1 legally described default will be entered a9iit you as: for th relief demanded in the Lotd.Blockl Cointr -,Ci.ibCircle complant or petitiOr. Ptat Book9, Pa'e 45 WlTNESSmyhancJanrjtn030 pubic I.earinj will be held Of th,5 Court on tPt 73rd day of Thursday, March 13., 1976 at 7:3.0 February, 11'74 pm. intheCaswloe$rycltyNaii.als (COURT SEAL) Lake Triptit Drve. or as sn Arthvr H. Brckwitpu, Jr. thereafter as po$:bIe (leek of the Court Mary W. H*wthorn, B: Lillian T Jenkins City Clerk City of CIssetberry, C. Dona;J Maclean Jr. Florida P C". rawe,')( Dated thiS 204 day f Marct )97 I*Oionyille, Fla, 3fl Futiith: March 3, )$7 Pubii'u March 3, Ia, t, 21, 1974 DEX?2 '7 I_S .-._ r ON PRESCRIPTIONS 5 ___ 1 [1 r 1rur stores— ______ ----' - _____ _____________________________________________________ ___ ________ a -E 1' iftW __ - a ___________________________ _J;:;. ___________________ -s..f__, --- - 'W.L..JJ .'., ..e.:. _.,.. .!_ ,. - _________________________________________________________________________ POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. (AP) — A iran whose wife was in jail on a charge of killing their infant daughter lugged a shotgun and a suitcase full of dynamite into the Mason CounCourthouse, then fired the gun into the bag, authorities rc()rt. The resulting ezplcialon belore mtdnight Tuesday killed the man, his wife and two police officers and Injured 11 other *rsons, state police said. Among the injured, state po• lice said, were six officers and live county jail inmates. The dead were identified as Bruce Sisk; his 18-year-old wife. Harriet; Mason Cour.t Sheriff Pete Wedge and Deputy Kenneth Love. The woman hail been Jailed Monday ona charge that she murdered the co'.'plt ' 2-month-old daughter. Wedge died at a Huntington hosita1, where he had been flosl earl)' today after doctors described him as being in cxremely critical condition, officc'rs said. ER. McCarty deputy police thief In Point Pleasant, said Sisk entered the courthouse about 10:50 p.m. and ordered an officer to take him to his wife. It was not known at the time that the suitcase SIsk carried ns packed with dynamite, the officer said. said Sisk was led to the basement, where his wife was held. A half-hour later, he said, the explosion tore through the brick and stone structUre. me blast damaged Jail cells and the sherlfrs offices above, officers said. State police head. quarters also are in tue __ .. ,.- •,, SHOUL DiV7 — _________ " '1 SALE ENDS SATURDAY, MAHCH B we haute TWI IOW1 '0 tiU,T OUUiiTlT-tI QUAKER STATE HIDRI TYLENC MOTOR OIL TOWELS Pain Rehev€ H D30 100 Tablets _____ ____ 2 F0R , (f U 2 1 TE FOR TuR OIL Ii Oo / LIMIT 6 LIMIT 2 . s " '" "• ______ ________________ ____________________________________ ____________________ ' M _____ & M MARS 1B-oz. I COUNTY FAIR ___ FUN SIZE CANDIES MARSHMALLOWS b.g 1O-oz. I SATHER COOKIE bags LARGE ASSORTMENT '-I ' __________________ ___________________________________________________________ i.l ..,.. ' .. '- 49 each ______________________________________ .,. ______ 26-GAL. PLASTIC A I flM DMU) , 1.39 ___________________________________ BORDEN NOVFI iirc I r "' — . - ' - ____________ fl-DEE SPONGE "I Mur ut ' 2Obags O A and tiss. FUDGSICLE . I Re9 __________________ N" 9" PAINT >—" ___ - . feg. 1.49 to 1.69 _________ -- GLADE \\,\ & TRAY SET ROLLER il ________________ — / AIR FRESHENERS _' 6 P4 '-) A 7oz. court- Reçj. Ie 0 hikes Jr. It also ieft the commission with only the power to recommend complete removal, to censure and publicly reprimand or force repaylilent by the official of his gains. Property 1.69 0 Ii CI 9 U e ______ CERTRON 60-MINUTE ___ TAPE CASSETTES 1ni 1minutaspiayin0 ___ time To Seek _ _____ ______ ____________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ LADIES' FURNACE Beige, Taupe, Cotlee. </04s%ILTERS Three 60-minute tap"s I _____ LrJ 1 i —' - \, c:' __________________________________ _______________________________________ 5S each ______________________________________ us pension Power Denied "" '-' Court was recessed 20 ml- HOW TO SAVE MONEY __I_.I __ ____ -. TALLAHASSEE (APi — The head of the state prison systera says he fully Intends to work for stepped-up parole as a wa)' to halt the soaring increase in Inmate populations, Louie WaI.nwright, secretary of the Department f Offender Rehabilitation, said Tuesda> that Increased paroles would be a major emphasis In his budget now that he has control of parole and probation officers The Supreme Court last wek overturned a lower court order that had blocked transfer of the officers for the pasi eight months. 2" 1101 — U U W — .une. unaware that the legality of the er. He claims she was out "casCarter said he was aware of search was in dispute. ing banks with the Harrises." "It tins come to my attention that the search which we B said. 'eel •_• V _____ 42 n fo r 'I U. custom f J w. virtually erasing any chance of rejection of her family and her thought was made legally at the Judge Mark Brandler's ruling. hours, Interrupting the prose- thins some of the defendant's ('ution's rebuttal testimony and handwriting and outlines her assumed — I t- -- Robert Kelley said. "The transfer of Diodato Is the first step In correcting the problems we inherited Feb. 16" when the department control of the facility from tht state Mental Health Board, he said. t)iodato could not be reached for comment. A house subcommittee TALL.AIIASSEE APj has approved Gov. Reubin Askew's high-priority plan to open Flida promotion offices in Tokyo and in Fanurt, Germany, In approving the overseas trade and investment offices Tuesday, the appropriations subcommittee also okayed $50,00(, to pay for the governor to lead delegations of Florida businessmen to the opening of the European and Far Eastern offices, Rep. Wayne Mixson, 1)-Marianna,, who traveled with Agriculture Cornmisslon.r Doyle Conner to the Far East last year, said Asians 'rea1y have a g:eat respor:e to offIcialdom." requested __ The judge predicted the hear- lutionary name Wss Hearst hours of Miss Hearst last Sept. the Harrises' hideout illegal Bailey angrily Informed the ant's activities from September Promotion Plan Approved Considered WU Health and Rehabilitative Services' District X from a Radiation (API TALLAHAS.SEE second nu'c!ear-power plant InSt. Lucle County would be 'ess dangerous than cigarette smoking and auto accidents, says the state Department of Environmental Regulation. The department, which had insisted that the state consider radiation dangcr at the plant, recommended Tuesday that Florida Power & Light Co. be allowed t' build the $500 million facility. "With respect to the effects of low-level releases luring normal operation, the department fiixls that the Increased incidence of fatal cancers, genetic defects and birth defects due to the operation of this unit will be co1npared to the naturally occurring Incidence of effects." the recommendation said. seal of the Court of Seminole County, Florida, upon a final acco.-dance wth the provisions of — 7 WW — record of this case." evidentlary hearing outside the goals of the Syinbionese I.iber- docwnentsanJ :iooks found last month. Bro'iIng objected to presence of the jury today at atlon Army. Bailey told Carter that a Su- hearing, saying the defense in the San Francisco apartment The government's chief atThe 29-page "Tania" manu- of SPA members William and perior Court judge in Los Ange- should have filed the motion to torney has been foiled In his at. the request of defense counsel Radiation Danger Discounted Execution issued out of and ur4er Court. Semir.ote Ccunty. Florida in (Monthly) w move to tighten security at the escape-prone facility for criminally charged mental patients. l)r. James V. l)lodato, hospital superintendvnt, was — .d shah bi rerelved on or before name with the Clerk of the Circuit WATEP • The superintendent — Diplomat Praises Cubans NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that and th.t I intend to register said by virtue of that c,rlain Writ of RATES cattle and clinti interests. In eastern Missouri, Illinois and southern Wisconsin and WASHINGTON (AP) — A tattle between two agencies over the use of Si.d Sictst1ty numbers to truck duwr runaway !attsers is threatentr to aipple a new federal rruv-am designed to slash 11 billIon (cm the natior's welfare bill, 'V of taut. Battle Threatens Program ' anc!frum there by train. They were having so much fun that they Thuriday. March Ii. 1976 5th day Of March i Noon PublIsh Feb 23 1. March 3, 1976 (FrIday. PMrch '9, 1916. i also reserved) ConsideratIon of such bids will DEW 115 missed the train home and had to find someone with a car that Howard Joonwn's Motor Hotel take place at the mvtInQ of the they could pay to tr'ke them back to Oviedo. And there weren't Ambassador Dipl"mat Room Board Trustees In the SemInole 603 Lee Road many automobile owners around in those days. FICTITIOUS NAME County Public hospital (Sçrr'ir.ole Notice is hereby given that I am Memorial HcipItal) at 11:30 o'clock Roy and Margie were married In 1915. He was captain of the Orando, Flfld DOCKET NO. 760054Ws On the application of NORTH ORLANDO engaged In business at ?O4 Sir A M on the 9th day of March 1974 Sanford Police Department for many years aid retIred 20 years WATER AND SEWER CORPORATION an i'crease in rates to, water Lawrence Dr.. Sanford, Seminole Publlih: March 1, 2. 3. 1574 aoafterbeIngalawenfort'cmentofflcerfor4Jyears. and sewer service to its customers In Seminole County. Florida. The County, Florida under the fictitous Oç.1 Still veryactivr, Mr. and Mrs. Thus spend much of their time present ratesand those proposed by thevtllityon an Interim and final basIs name Of EAGLE NATIONAL - NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE are 6$ fotlow$: HEALTH AGENCY ASSOCIATES. at Lake Harney, where they own the Osecola Fish Camp and have - neys have Launched a vigorous to the jury by the end of the trines of the SM. Porth'rns of ruled illegal by a judge on the apartment under surveillance for the hearing. Bailey dashed LSSilult against some of the week. the document were read to the suite bench," Bailey said, for more than 30 hours and had out to fill a speckng engagemost stinging evidence against Bailey wants Carter to throw jury during the trial. Some of the material, which ample time to get a search ment, but his associate, Al hcr, seeking to have it stricken out the controversial 'Tanla ln Bailey objected Tuesday could link Miss hearst to warrant but failed ti) do SO. Johnson, said, "If the search as (tIe product of an illegal terview" as well as other docu. when U.S. Atty. James P. planned bank robberies during He refused to accept as cvi- and seizure were illegal, the ment.s the government contends Browning Jr. attempted to read her 19 niontha in the under- dence In the Harris assault case search. U.S. District Court Judge 011- prove Miss Hearst willingly an agrecment between the op ground, prompted her to invoke in Los Angeles any material evidence derived In that search PEMBROKE PINES tAP) All bids shall Le postriarkrd not later than the 5th d5y Of March 1976. Sanford, FIa 32771 I %I LI#f Hospital Chief Trans ferred In Al ove To Tighten Security First Street. Sanford. Fior¼ta 37771. ADAMS IRANSFER a STORAGE, INC 200 N P4oiJy A I— SAN FRANCISCO (Mi Legal Notice Legal Notice ND) ICE ust'eceoy gven that th Florida Pubic Service Commission, E*amner desnted ttrC4j ',iii hoc1 public hearing on the pilcated. They slent From Gcueva to Ovledo by horse and buggy i an innkeeper and cemmori law cheat. HCTPJd Staff Writer - Puree Stolen SanfordpolIcesaid today that Sanford p3lIce today srere a 17-year-old juvenile boy has investigating the strongarm been arrested for poasession of robbery of a 7S.y.aro1d woman stoI'n property In connection Tuesday at ternoor. on Second with a pistol stolen I a Street in the downtown area. at Seminole Officers said two men apz proached the woman while she Detective Sgt. E. J. Hughes reported a .38 caliber pistol was extradition after being arrested check showed a 114 Vega was walking along the street, recove,ed by police when the by FBI agents in Nevada last sedan was reported stolen in knocked her down and took her pwse. juvenile was arrestel at a bar week, authorities said. Dothan, Ala. The purse was later on W. 13th Street. Police conflzc;td a .38 Pair Jailed Police said five rifles, five Sanford police have jailed a caliber pistol and a plastic bag recovered, pollee reported, but shotguns and seven pistols Winter Park man and a woman of green leafy substance found $220 cash was reported missing from the purse. taken In the burglary still from Long Island, N.Y., and In the auto. Stereo Stolen haven't been recovered, recovered an auto reported Arrests Made Sherman Hudcon, 1813 W. Two shotguns taken in the stolen in DtiLgi,, Ala. In other arrests, police burglary were recovered John William Hewitt Jr., 31, charged Willie Merthie, 60, of 12th St., Sanford, told police earlier and a man arrested. of Winter Park, was being held 1001 PIne Ave., Sanford, with $350 in stereo equipment was Rudolph V. Brown, 19, of fl2 today L'3 county jail In lieu of carrying a concealed firearm, taken In a burglary at hI.s Poplar Ave., Sanford, pleaded $10,600 bond on charges of Bond for Merthie was set at residence. More CIv Taken guilty Feb. 24 in circuit court to buying, receiving and con- $5,000, according to county jail Sheriff's reports listed two receiving stolen property and cealing stolen property, records. is in jail pending a pre-eentence possession of a concealed Shtrlff's deputies jailed citizens band radios, total value Investigation. fircerm and misdemeanor Maurice Murdock McDonald, $4), as taken Tuesday in Polk in Las Vegas possession n marijuana. 48. Sanford, In lieu of $10,000 burglaries of autos at two A sheriff's departnicni Mary 1kstun, , held in burid on charges of defrauding reS1UeflCC in uuUi Seminole. spokesman said today that lieu of $5,000 bond on a charge Sheriff John Polk has gone to of being an accessory alter the L Vegas, Nev., to return to fact. Patrolman Tony L. Brooks Sanford an Orlando man In'!i"ed by a statewide grand Jr. arrested the INVITATION TO BID .NOTICE OF SALE -The Board of Trustees of the jury on felony bookmaking today at Eighth Street and I Al Public uctOn 61 10.00 AM. March 13. 1976 at 700 N, Holly Ave. Seminole County Public Hospital charges. Olive Avenue, according to Snn'OrCI, settle Invites bids upon the following; Fl.. to Jack Cxenshaw, 38, waived pollee reports, after a computer warehousem6n's ll on the LAUNDRY SERVICE. Additional Infrrmatlon. plans and tonowng lots of household nd personal property belonging to: speclfictiOns are available at Office Aloozo Carson, Dlmas Casidy, of the Admlnlslrator. Legal Notice All bids Shall be maiI to the Charlie Jenkins. R,ne Jiminez.. Jr • Len Latlin. Jr.. Pitt icie Rhyne and Board of Trvstees of In. Seminole FLORIDA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Co.jnty Public HspitaI, 1)01 East Marcia lilv I :- - gi ñDIA HAnrcf nwvørc ntinrh Fvønr Rn116 Juvenile Arrested In Gun Theft ______ _ - Wednesday, March3, 17-3A Evening HerJd, Sanford, I. Other Arrest Made Before - Apprais ers Unhappy County property ap TALLAHASSEE API praisers are unhappy over new state regulations which they say will sock Florida's 67 counties with a $300 million cost this year. But state Revenue Director J. Ed Straug,hn told the ap. praisers Tuesday that the changes are required by state law to insure that all counties are assessing property at full market value, Straughn also said he doubted that the operatiofull changes would co!t as much as the appraisers are claiming. — TAMPA(API-.-TheFlorida 11ague of Cities will ask in its 1976 legislative program that the state provide funding for solid-waste disposal and make a mandatory prohibition against double taxation. The 250 members at the twoday conference which ended Tuesday said the proposals are designed to meet the needs of 3%-member cities. _ — ____________ e— FALLAIIASSEE tAP) Youngsters under 18 should knoW the problems and p,iuiL c_I marriage before they wed, a Marriage and the F'amnlly Task Force report says. The report recommends premarital counseling as condition for getting a iiiarrlage license when either party is undo: 16. - 'TP - --- P --: rf tt '-.'c1 4'-"'L .' r, .J.. .- SUPE __ _______ — "-" CUTEX EDGE SHAVE POLISH CREAM REMOVE R MULl VITAr Plain or '. --T"''' • ' ,..,.-- .... "-, ta A'-' L'v-1.'..a., '' -. ' I )-s' '7j ' - 0 4 ox. __ - - 100 tablet Reg. 1.4 -- 7'OZ 4-. - . •.'-,_!' , -, 'Li '.' . tipI 3 ______________________ The group also said It wc 'Id like to see assurance against a state mandate without funding that the state can't pass a law telling local governments to ______ do something without saying ________ _______ where to find the money to do it. ___________ ___ ______ _____ SUPERX PHILLIPS , ____________ .- ____ ____ - The league said It would continue to fight binding arbiDIRECT AID MAGNESIA TABtETS REVLON FLEX tration in labor disputes and sanLcto rc'-eive state approva! JERG ENS PHILLIPS BALSAM AND of impact fees. HAND PROTEIN c Fom example, if a new devel- LOTIOI'd HAt N CONDITIONER oper comes Into an area and 1di 1 "1 'Ire iOoz. services requ1' Ut.'" 54 Boa of 100 0 and police protection, city lead- r'-'_____ •r's claim impact fees recently I ---CENTURY TWIN ii approved by the court should be allowed for municipalites CLAIROL HERRAL Dr.CecllMackcy,Universit> ESSENCE SHAMPOO o(SouthFlorldapresidentanda member of the governor's specIal comitmittee on trans. pertatlon, told ekctcd leaders that ttw' should support an In""" of I (p_ (Teased gasoline tax to ;ielp IhaI he called a crisis In Finn' MAR 6,' dii transportation. ___ I 'll ' ? . 89 __ __ l00mg. 100 tabs. Re9. 99 ea. Asoebic Acid 0mg. 100 tabs, 4.Z1 Reg. i.4 ea ____ __ Lc - I 2 ___ 2219 i00tlbS. Reg. 2.19 ea. _________________ __________ 4001.U. bOc.pe. Re9. 5.37 ca. SUPERZ 49 R 1 100 tabs. --;,-''.,, ___ ____ ,. 31 F N GF.RETREX FORMULA .19 Reg.319a. IINJ - I 1- - - ..... ---. -.-- ______ ____ --' r _____ ______________________ CARTRIDGES ___ PLANTERS DRY ROASTE) PEANUTS ALL IT!M AVAILABLE' -----.-- AT THIE STORES. SANFORD 3i1 REHCH vc CASSELBERRY 09 ____ 139 1 _______ REt) hUG MOAt) & SM )4 _______ _ ____ os. ' 6.,, ' r$ Natural 0 N 99 ----- - - F '5 , -'-..s 0 N Rsg. 4.99 si ____ VITAMIN C TAflLETS I :'-.-R 4.sjj L,i ,4-iS' ,i I - ;'i. 400W. Itof 100c.p.. E . - PreMarital Counseling Urged = I , ____ ______ Spokesmen said the numndatory prohibition against double taxation would guarantee that municipal taxpayers don't pay county iiiit i taxes for services they don't l4oz. receive. — ___________ ____________ .. — ________ BABY POWDER ,j - ALTAMONTE SPR!NGS iPfTcflsrATc MALL. -4 - �miuiui ____'r - — Ii ___ ____ ____ - --- _______________ ___________ , - - Eweningd ____ '\ FhMHAE SA\I oHO H ______________ ____ ___________ ___ ____________ -i=rt Recycler's mobile unit will have five eduld s Sanfd&ing Marth 3l vednesday Mtc h 3 1974 rea that SL'ord aa idts were paid i5370 for 170218 pountha1umimim yr The unit will be at Greater Sanford (lamber of Cmerce park lot, 400 E Fist St. from p ri. e.ery Wednesda> paving (1w public 15 cents per potrnd for alurn1izm cans and other clears hoeho1d xh foe, e pam, Aro'n Vs AYNF I). DOYLE. I'Wi5he F RICHARDIeNG. Edir V 1J 1AM I) (1JRRIF \langng F4itor IItiit l!iitt W'k. - lfl; Month. $2.40; 6 Months. 14 . - mend FlaridasSenur Haflo1Fameatthe19GwnmentDayLznc1on at Wmr H4%n, Fth 20 The Board's thee Ume ho ha'e gien unse in the deve1one the floa cis and eff u tAIni ut nru V V P gls'te Committee voted rarding both Caner Ford I t,ntlnued From Page 1 A) I Of War' Is Declared: Mozambjnue Rhodesia thrt," umlmm 13 uque in that 13 3 III I lI houoring Gen1 Sanfo was Sanford Museum and U. ' pque Congrs of Senior GUzens Of . onda fer evatomeoers 1I comm sa on urni re prices on the Indon stock exchange linmediately ' the future, they feel it in their bones, but they are ____ - a , ( From CEnca Jong pact and ___________ a senior editor at Basic Books and author of ____ s / are at a Deriod which. . . is going to be seen as the . there also exists an extraordinary opportunity to foim, for the first time in history, a truly global society . . If we miss the opportunity. .. there is going to be chaos" In short Mr Kissinger is asking AmerIcans to ___________ L - -' --' - : .. ' .. The "state of war" deciaration came in an inauined . . . ' - ''' " - _.- -A' - s ea _______________________ ____ ____ - : r .. 'delaying" the Isaue. Kim- by Firing bureaucrats. sted away from attacking —. / .- Thon Commission Chairman roll," he said in an interview at stressed that his Michael Hattaway said he had WPW•' in Miami. comments were not cleared in tree monk to get the to study the impact the new proJe -. • - - to increase the annual peonal beadquarters Reagan natwn- the count 's mill before a final area r'd, mall is piling pUv tli tmi. r.1:trs and idled ttnd tiRre Is no hett in thc of'M in the athroos The 3ation Geneva saruiarnent conference his queIon ccncernlng roads, the taxes from $750 to $1,200 ____ within a week but corn- different types of recreaUon middie cls to death with ____________________________ out then' to give. No5v, fected?" HOSPITAL NOTES thc re coining out Ure to F arr answered by say'ng _____________________________________________________ get" said It G Griffin, a insctors have not "had time" MARU! 2, 16 Mrs Michael (Diane) to react rroperl) (,eisa rident of 14 sears ADMISSIONS Matks and Baby Girl Commission on Human Rights has moved to emergency of the citizens present, Griffin attended this meeting like all Agnes E. Boyd ,• --.',.- -. 4 Lacey Bolar currer.t LSttS / -/ .' ' flicre as little aitn in the a) cunpaign direttor did with salt water in our water brough, however, said last renchment through large cuts Tallahassee news conference. iezoning request crery has be campaigning accs th e Ji f the ni( tats or merica fo spread his isioi to Amermcdns from oât Li) OdSt led that rjErement as a condition of but I E "Tommie mas Thomas a tr to nhtitp1 ,cfare," Jackson challenger Ronald Regan' mind said In Tampa. Florida campaign manager, I. a) S. Under exitlng law, half the exhorted the (mer California .fO(). i r r a cost 13 borne by stat and local goernor to get tough with 1 e a liE 4E governments and these costs President Ford. st infiltration of the water moved to deny he petition for arerisingwiththerecesslon, he "Got Reagan thinks he can u rezonm" request 'without area in question be zoned a iculturil pcesldentiai alace The speech was broadcast b Mr K1ssmger's bon mt be aching irt twi i w r did not end the study by the Et Cenal week so the commsion cod several billion dollars a Commandment — That shalt on a war footing. Ist week, Ithodesian Forcea went into hot pursiat" after some of the thousands of African Mdress' I oWd have the fedtral preme I; a fcdcr nrd o' a! r spoesibUtt ever s' " 'i'a Dr13col) However, it was not immediately clear whether Revenue Sen,1 ''b 300,000 rdunu ec were ret'ed Recclg Manager "state of war" exists with Rhodesia. It announced it has liabte if they fail to tu over withheld • per cent Of t original energy, and, uminum may be recIed over and or again," When he still w an educator, U S Secretar ____ The aw new pduds m reded umInum. I 0 Wfl fl esve getting a rtuid do ml mean you will w)t be Jackson called for the federal on srljpr Tuesday thxet(our year period (Continued om Page l•A) representing nearly one-half of Florida's - - i 'State Ionstudying our federal izxome tax found a great number of taxpayers - I Nil - [ The Gen1, for whom the Q of named was recognized for being an tszidlng horticulturist and for having mtch of his X periental ik beme the ba for - -.- Wednei4a y, M rc h 3, I971t--A -- Nation Eyes Florida's March Primary i u1ustr may be redeemed a a lower xice. Eve nirg 1-1 e r Id, Siford, Fl. _____________ - ERICA JONG MIDGE DECTER the wen'i lOS1A momeflt' b the wen'i mOe 011fl5 I dui't think the women's mot,ement has run we are going to witness In the near I - ' ______________________________________________________________________________ AREA DEATHS Jack T. Rash Rillia M rilth Maida F. Wathour SeeUe W Willias John J liihoff Dcli irs Anne M. Porter I)elw Williams Lela J. Cloud. DeBary Fltz4ibeth G Connors, Del'on.i Ethel A. Kolozy, Deltona Sprin - - -. -. - - - -. - Lnwn And flarden Snecials r things. But despite h mans months of stping ______________ boy books that om1se be getting through. any awer. . foun4 anoaUon Of sexual 1ea. It _________ Cyprt ________ led to an unl endorsement of Mr - General Assembly __________ U itel States and abroad were a"in° that Mr U * _________ d sta Tuesday A at1ve of Ieago Jticksonille. inary women do hare been doaded and Uon u bow to WWII. fl was a member of the Mrs. Patrick Roley, Lake ago horn Miami He was a C. It. Yancy, Jacksonville and ethuusdease It are in a ther bitter and dscontented mood I rm1e class women The ______________ Sursivor: include his wife, Naomi Sta or Cr imkos F uneral Home in 'rindcMdrcn and three gr ( it di1on Of ornary women as Mrs. Elizabeth Moe Sauder, the sexes, anc equali' 13 ll the keY tO have devalued ii I have head women ask, "o Tuesday. A native of Penn. Ruth M. Smark, Deltona Grdmhuss Funeral Home Is in local arrangements Briason Funeral Home is in humanity. Despite all the very real think the value of motherhood has been e U AT WEEDER HOE— Dual purp,si— prong - - T.pna -- øIdo DISCHARGES: ER i Choice tor Co Mr and Mrs Ul)css (Dchea) neraI Notices Serge Jacques Rolland, 44, of of 3 W. 24th St., San or , SalI Tractor, Small Price BIRflIS TER sow RAKE— Foged from a bar 01 solid Mvs.ma _____. ___. _____________-- ______- ____________________ state ould ha ie been sub*ct - ' _____________ ri I I c Kissinger ao has had a number of ncoidencc from Turkey and Angola (Ifl increasing number of pundits to conclude that %%ho can say how htsto will rank Mr company fed to coct abuses Of the cor- peIe and where they do have it, the relations beiween that was su sedtnbel itsce filed tore nd with $0 the muamum ur- tiapauon — was insufficient. Only a fraction of shares were to have risen or fallen with the March 31 deadline a roached She Is survived h *'Igh' Ilrnry Brcn,r hntsen, hUShanded and moement has only really just beIfl turing Of the young. enemies" eaeIe* I ha anr y" pu(pubticinterestlawona roflt-rr.aktngbasIs boost cted and ,, , , , ,, 4v4 'fl r.b Kathryn to pius, Holland, both of Sanford, two McWhortcr, 0 Mrs Maueieire 0 and 20 great grandchildren arrangernens NCFY 1' acouired mans appellaliors It siis corn use the system to change the system ISSIOfl Ph 645 0878 _- __________ -.. Souls Catholic Cemetery P)M wLW I I A - I I ____ oodlaiid Blsd, DeLand, died Monroe Jr ,US Na Reti, Kans, he nios to r of 928 Park Lake C1rc1c, four cars ao irom r en . t i w 24th St Sanford : :ptt Church w,th Dr J I Cmato officiating Burial in Survivors Include his wife, ; WUJ IILUIfl,,4 10 I JR — FraI ser / r 1 i' ' 11 j - Ma'iand *hodiedTuesdaywill - - ) r . / - - need abortions are notd}lng on klkthen tables ought to be understood that it is not an in reputation It was called the an- Mechling critics, who are sfrppsng across the line of d'ed Monday will be celetrafed - - SL— Funeral serviccs in p sri cunductmg foreign policy, no small part of the (2nd block behind charge BUtf BUSH made s home in JacksonIlle months ago, has ing used Ia SER 0E ___________ - cnarge of arangements IIERY MONROE R0LL AN 0 ___________ _ - ________ located at p ticiitlrg Rary will be r,te ,r a be In Lancaster, Pa Gramkow ar ow in bro'lier, Samuel Wiker, Roland we are the same as men and at the same Ue, :!r.r First Baptist Churcn, tne o411'iating •urai in Lake Mary * lJo)d W ,of Columbia, Pa , and Mrs Jeanne D'Mc Roland, of Sanford, three fOflS, C&l A, bserved in m own business dealings women, are supoosed to cke ranks and b Wh do you sand On the ab1on b' CtIIIZUI Fk,titia eight ycnz W, M4iiersville, Pa, ibner Cdttlollc Church and sins Sanford Senior titian Club , Sarasota, Ro W York, ernplo}ed by the 711 Sunland Sursivors include tsio 'WeregreUullyhaetOrhactoy that as&c1a had to face was the posbiU thM going to have great difficulty flw notion Of a lot Of werWn are pftt significant P Mech- timent from among the &nall, eunswner. au&,c both worklna for you will find women being a, nasty and corn hack ifl 11 But there siere plenty of other obable dlone, stan&ng ac token women, and somehow scienst dcosered mtervithg women who hold ective office that there were onl' V "hold f ____ rather than out of a desperate need. Only when delicious tkree-ear.otd amr day before being the sort of parents who pass On to th& children realchangea In the lives Of women, I doo't think a sense pre and saUathon rather a a that u fundamnenthi thinga all that Thes and Congress, doublecrossing the National / ' b • 05 ___________ r the hstilitv and formance _I ,, t IC I I .1' Ii politicians and others would have seen it politically oHkatsng CrcmaUon tO 10410* a class thing I agree with Midge Decter that changed form, it will persist BIRD AND OWL (rarQk be the prderred method of birth control But reach the point where we can talk abut this as and Exrhange CommIssion, considered a major time that a good cause or a good candidate has an abortion, it should be possible to do it without properly perfected, it would no longer even SALE Grtside services for Charlie TOTE be a SALE 50 TOTE 0 0 S1E TOTE 101€ I I I Funeral Home in charge I ___ I _____ - WASHING1DN - The nation's doctors, "Maximum Allowable Costs" program, which economic effects can be stialled collectisely if not always individually, have a wouldrequlrethegovernmenttopaythelowest ____________ ftwell,whobuthcagna e /1 _______ tAenth /1 /// /1 The program would be administered by a pushing for its Implementation. Partly cloudy and continued __________ j ' The committee recently held hearings on bear comparable prices Of brand-name drtgs and cnpardes, therefore, are wi1llr to settit fo' a defender Instead Of the lnsestigatcw of Rockwell Lower prices would make it possible for more their generic equivalents The companies that ie of postponements Footnote The Senator acknowledged that 1w price at the peacTIlon counter, you see, has th rosernment's hu'iness easils understand ssh their &tos sit1d help friendship, iosicr said he had toht agdut Vf— -- - - - • ________ T - 1f_____ ____ - - (Y r- ',!FNLT r —i i __________ ________ _____ _____ - all thi'y cm squeeze uut of their customers down the price o all drugs For the price in- companlesproduce, are usually available at far rices under thelrgenerlc names.Ag patients Its CU free medical texthooks, free 11w docs ould be on the side of their ch ardaaatomyip tOgr CflOiWHi3 Sums to WOO the doctors half the price it it Is identified by its chemical cannot afford expensive medicines Yet the medca) students ________ ____ 'Jt'sf how hijh ARE (ho levels of microwave - thcr Muiire oJ Miditid patienhi tn pctsurmg key Senators and CongresszcKn ___ - • i_S " Reg '1400 P - - " •• - -:.'- - I probability 30 per cent today and tonight / E '_-_ ________________________________ -- A hance of showers in the :-"- lvi 1W i i - ,- - - '.hc story The put'licity apparently tii spoiled U Tex, is cuppced to 1ncestiate the They always resersed an elegzrmt apartment, / K IT I 16 x 20' - ___ _________ _______ * __________ mer Secretary of Health, EductJw and Welfare. In late 1973, he introduced a -- i continued quite warm with only shores nd sk trIl In the Colorado ounlains dorrs Northrop executive \Vard Dennis w...• busy &ctors indirectly benefit train high drug pricu. so they aren't available to pick up the bar OOYCRONS 1 ZamnemtroftheJoint lower, Reg 1200 '.• cc how the Northrop Corporation entertained ______ ' _____ "Z' through Sueday Laws Lifostly In the 60s except upper •,J 16 Knife edge Needle Yarn. 100% impoed inst. rnc I ' I ''- - brand-name drugs. Uncle Sam 1one could sae program which Is supposed to go into effect fl $ThnWxaearLfdoctirswererequiredto April .-- -. mostly In the mid Gs and lows ' - Kit arm through Thursda A chntt of afternoon and ---- - - - vI-' - ir rsJay at 1 p m at Grceniawn _______ ___________ The tide has turned again ft is inconceivable, ____________ _______ - tecogy and thecon the name of bringing equailty use, FUNERAL HOME SANFORD FLORIDA 1t,:,i it Wyo, Ptae wriPten to President Ford urging Yet Tower hiniseli ha a y relationstnp t.mrnndate several people at the same time that the progsm be postponed until the with Rockwell chaltrran, Al The "pss1on pIt" this also bn cli1 ' low lOs Southeast Coast and ( Thursday's Daytona Beach tidLi higli 951 am, 101k ) PuriCumaveral high 9 24 am, I I - ___________ I - — - ---- ______ ______________ - -- �1ftIIIii1IVIL ____ ____ A — rrrL ~1111 ___ Tyenkq He rald, San fo r d _______________________________________________________ __ ____ le- Article By JOHN Damage Smathers Commentary -* TAII.AIL40%EE, Fla. (AP) — Secretary of State Hru, Klan uppercut leaders. dependent support from That tumedout to bean affidavit signed by MacNamui., stating he had nothing to do with the article and an unsuccessful attempt Smsther; ackno wledged meeting with them, but he claimed he thought they were conservatives and dldn t know they wre Klan Tle HeruldServices Of course, Sma - aspirations politicians statement 33 until ers, Robert N Norris 71sat SmOm was angW for the IM race was becoming 'anti-sen-dtic," Norris and Edward J. Arahill, president of the Lent1ficd Mac Namara as thc author. more and more apparent, even before controversy erupted over Smathers'flap with Shevin over the controversial article has an role in his ambitious son's political ~ ironic twist since it was the attorney gef?eral Who helped Simthere hadled the entire matter by press release, making Sm.athers extricate himself from anobler messy situation last Norris changed his sWry several times — . after discussing the himself scarce for answers to questions on tne conflicts that month. situation with MacNamara. His latest version, the one Smathers continue to surround the con troversial article. Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin, who was identified in Former Corpora tions Director James Wetnert posed a crisis for article as a said "completely exonerates" MacNamara, is that he wrote the I'non-Aryan," said several weeks ago that hethe felt Smathers article himself and MacNamara had nothing to do with it. lie refu3ed — through an aide — to comment on a December Smth,ers when lie imposed $2 search fees for corporate records probably was planning to run for governor in two yeai s. letter from Norris to a state official indicating that MacNamara — a rule required by an obscure 1947 law. Weinert's action put i the article that Asst. Secretary of -State David.%61'amara may or may not have written. The article was printed In an But Arahill stuck by his guns, charging that anyone who says education group's newspaper newspaper. &nathers first proclaimed his aide exonerated last week, fol- CALENDAR 1 —Z O lowing a previous Nctrris statement of MacNamara's non-in- The Anti Defamation League is a Jewish organization that volvement. But that effort faUed to knock the story out of the works to eliminate prejudice. The Anti-Defamation League ____- _______________________________________________________________ IN OUR STORE -- o 0 - . '%I .. L pr I Lao~ I P I LB CAWREG. 53, Flin Tirne F%v~hlori Shww, Chiunparne in, mch sponsored by Maitlari Art Center Women 's Auxiliary, __________ Centra Florida Retired Teacbers legislative lun- _— I .. At pm,LegtonHome, Lake Altamonte Springs Garden Club Executive Board, ~ _, Reapa Rally, Enyat Vimuii Field House, Rollim. College, 7:30 p.m. Entertainment and sWch by Ronald Reagan. -_-- 6, was Installing the terminals to appease a hostile press. 0 SYLVANIA I INSIDE FROST ____ II iiIPI I" LIGHT BULBS I I JfIiiiiiiiia %'U• FLAVOR HOUS1 DRY ROAST , 7; SWEET I N LOW. 4)~ _ 1 , . _*N11 % ;IV Gsn.lsi#,J wpt t.b 7,-.t , ecti , J.!, I 11W - 0, t, 90 .;-, - " JfIiiiiiiiiiiii FRUDAY, MARCH 5 Community roceting featuring Ik. Harold H. Wilke,57 p.m.. Community United Meth,odist Church, MOM" # ff _'0 C' 4= 'o ~ r T % '2111 4,0 U~s fo"-, TISSUES I flui AS 4d UWT3 .41 .1 hI SA11JRDY MARCH 6 Sanford Civic Center . 6 / CURTISS CANDY 3616 U U HAIR SPRAY - PAPER PLATESI, 1 69i ~ t I— C.-,,1-.~r of. 11MIT fAhil II L,fht vol-ght 1 ,,.II I - ~_ ~~ _-~z -X-_.~_~ .-_;'; Senior Cithens tour to I.akeland Civic Cets:a, dinner I - III kr4 at J 17 7~ C 10 - I I ATM OIL 1[405 to 4 ffiuiI I ,-- AM coupon 920 a 0 - 704#slerisked — , ___ 5 IRON Uo"I 63 :4t 31 If, th' , Co ,on ,'o,J t't,u SaS 1IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII - 36 V W 0'uP 991 ~E %1 A52&188AdjustaNe to ,i -.- I W,. if """"" limpmr,we1 = ~ ./, 41-1 ,I II 29t I ( t-' I' Sanford Pilot Club, 8pm, Flagship Bank of Sanford % PIT THURSDAY, &MR011 11 BletntmW program, Jackson Heights middle Schcol. Oviedo. 7 D.m_ Band and choral Music, live historical scenes. TICK & F 110 FLEA COLLAR " Art Exhibit by Ctntmi FlorWa Art Asm., F&X~dw ' I I SOUTN$IMD 730 ' - " iun. _____ 39i ,h11TTLI 6 I 1 a 77t 1488 4Z V..r I -- 110.3 15 93 I I I 4 I %~~~~~ofti0--..10 ft --> :w I% 1!VII ° I 1 I SAF MOTOR OIL AIR CONDITIONER FILTE S `tIM1 T "6 11011 .<— :3b. BIC WRITE A LIGHT 117i limit i WAX loft, SArIRDAY, MARCH 13 I I ASSOITIO Sals. 11SIIT1A 1` ,,, I I CLEAR PLASTIC 1 REG 1 49 - LIMIT 2 Ci ealde Art Center 524 St. Andrews S',mttr B!vd.. Audqbon Wildlife Film, cc kangaroos, 2 and 8pm, Ibis Colleae ____ I bt~ ! BOX I ___ ________ t Iiruiwnond s Dixiela nd &mlnole Coney Young Republlc.us F4ziJtse Party SsnfordvOPSplantatidrwmflageiale,9am 104 . I ii , I ksSORTED I I 95OSTATEST, I I ~, .~~ 11 -1 ~_~~, C ) II - - nuj ox U 8o - - ___ When he left, without havmg __ . -. 4. i = STP to % U LADIES 2 PII BATHINf SUIT3 BRIEF FOLDER at I t. 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I I H6 T I - ,.~, A 0. 4~ IL ~ ~ 0I—— . 1 . I__ _~"1. L - -- AL CONTAINERS) ( 1 ,*. - _. -~~ -'%vI- -.~ , le t't,.X0,- ivlt~ _--~ - -- =~ --4;4; - 1" - gw:;~~~n~.,;~ ,t-:~-!.,.g, v I, - -;,t I __ MAKE SANFORD ORE BEAUTIFU L (~0 C 1-~ .--_. _ _. - I I . -~ HELP _ ~ '% _ ' IIIIIIIIIII . LI% I 81:ch U, - - - _~~_ _ ~ -, __ P ant Aza leas ASSORTED PICTURE ] - ,Cwi;L %tt-C=_7_1I,-,,+I~ az - - ____ YOU CAN l - I " ~i~~~~, ~~,~~ ,,~~ i~ lli ~ ~~~~~l~~~~~~~ . - _-__ 4- -___ - - - - ~ -_ - _______________ I % IIIIIIIIIIIII % I 1, !A 2 ~ I ~ I -_ ---_ -_ ,~.L~ - Z -: -.?- ~,~_ ,&! ~_ DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 4- 1 ______ C== ___________ = MLA-10i4~1 _10:~~_ '-~_~4_,-= _.-_~_~%o ____-~-,Al~ r~,- - *_;f_7 g:~I_.14f%L_?_~_!~1_May1_! 1- r"4-, 8 I , J i( p - ________________ I 1 , "*.~.' -- - -. I ii q 2 ~_ IW( 01 ~ , ~4 ~ ,~ I I I I I - z-______.--___ __~~-_Ir~___-_ ~Z=---__J__=4 __=_____if_ ~_01~___, I ______~= .., ~U~~.,__~~i-_W_ -, t - ____ M('1j, W.i'W... " 1,9i I. I' WINDEX - 1 'I GLASS CLEANER I ; I I I M..IcaIEWI - ____ ___________________________ U SANDALS REG 69C i% V_ -- I.I4* U V 70-OU1NC1 13ALLS __ — - . _____~l --__ --_ ------. ~ t; -1-1~_ Ilt~ -2 ___ I sat Ili '00 W~ __ _1=_!F- .~ `:~~M L~_~WT - - ~~~i - I. I W (0.ots 14 I ._% / IW1 __- ~-~__--- - - - =. ... - - _.. I I ~~~~~ 0_~ t - I \ 7,( J - MOTH BALLS I -FOUND lol. I 1 — , t r POPSICLE TOWELS %~~~~~ - - -;"~~--~_,_, ~~-_ ~ - - ' V~ Umflwlwc -, I 4 1=0~ % I 11 / niOGII I JAlI NV =I!#)8 8 uIrt It.. 1 # 1 RIG. 3 ___ ---..M . I 1~ 1 - I \ " I 14 f: - --- I I I ASSORTED lEACH Ia I a 11"J"., -_-•- .- ____ — 113T`-',':'%,,~r 1 "°""" .. W - -_ - challenger to sa> the saim I 4 %~~~~~ TORIT BOWL CLIANIN - 0 * -- ! 88' ls - ~I 1~1~r_~ I irnn'rci ", i MTF NER SPRAY CLEA ,Ojos P1811-C I I U Al DUOTANG - I .I I ' - reduced service, or both." Lhing would tK)t carry cunWlien he mentioned foreign viction. % F , , -, ------- - kilack & White , h Q`, 19 A 5=11111 1=1 = ~ ti I t OF _----t ---- 41&_~v__~ -7, - - 41""""W.MkMom t )- I unnamed person who wanted to For the president to say, as dismantle the federal budget Mr. Ford did, that a setback o.whole sale. He told the city two would not deter him from fathers and party leaders in fighting on until the L,onvention Fort Myers of the additional funds that the revenue-sharing (provided, one should add, that system woLdd be bringing them, the setbacks are not s severe whereas others might bring Ile I - - -~I" - . . e,~ ii - -_ - ~_~ ~ _~_ . - Niisaiai~oaiitiiiieaini~ bamaorl i I _____ PLAZA AND I 43t .-II ' ' I U AiSoolthi lilislic - SEMINOLE -- . at A ;__?.~ "ANDArmEc . ASSELBERRY SANFORD — 11,_ . Ill Mw;ic Ii> iid. 69 99 .: M~~~~ow.-~, I I I I pr cent, ' . % INNIIIII 111111111 111110 111M . 110111 9Q .- 7' -7 ) W,~ I I pod thou Sot 1 676 IIIIIIIIIIIII % .. —it 49' wupon X0 I RtG. I 19 1 1 i ~ - V' II * % 1MA4U THe; I 1 C01,0111 11CIS I i Par} REG _ _OILNTREATMENT II 11! - - 'ZQotfl.113j .O , ~. . - I . /C badly as b .. '"' 920= 0 ff - cooo m ".k. 01 I _- 1688 ____ IIIIIIIIIII - %IMI 1=1 111111101111 1MIIIIII ~ %I IN -- zed sei L otdo II Iht. Sit 3676 , ,— QUAKER STATE HO believed bet their pensioris and their health I V .Pwm-. in the care benefits would be saier in had gained an injection of Z IIL hands than in those of 3ome vigor. # wfk— ~" ' 'o 4, ~~~~~ ' . . 4 //A I rw v — -,I- SHAVI CRIAM 1 - UBW1M E~Zrl4ac; - MDV A Dilt ti - . 1%FI ZI I ~, - .0 ZJP CAR- ROD & REEL i Ford ~ W__ t NISO - IIIIII i I I 11111111 —~ I I A. " M1tt1 -_-- tIIPADS 'II' MU ' tA' I ,01 Aniiii I d >W I _. managed to suggest to the reality for the voters that he elderly retired people who had not previc#u!dy possie.ssed TI ~ IV, .-!TrT co. XI th Sat V6 7b _ __ - f oe catefrof do & I JI all "-/" ( III IIIIIIIIIII iiiiiiiii iiiiiiiii 01~0 ~.9_!1 ___.__*W~ -0 * PARTY PORTIR II~~> V 11111:7 i. ORASS EDGER II AND TRIMMER I,~A ' .771-1 i.~.- ~ '-;.-! -I P ___1 . - JOHNSON'S limit 0%1 PEPSODENT 9i I I 44 L Y, IIRGIN fl. 3 1* , k.t(fl I 7 QUART to 90 eavc Res limit two I Altamonte Spriap Garden aub covered dish supper, Federal of Orlando, SR 436 and Palm ,- .',.I p.m., NtWtlswd-%%uth Seminole Cbnmber of Commffm Ljwjujitmi, ncxin, Maitland Civic Center. 3( K -its Nso and tich i 11 ! I ~ 1111MI! 1=111 ~ ' I II an extremist, he auggested as --- I REMOVER I AftAl Jo.n<01.1tv __ I STAYFR!E 76 ,~=..~--;~ i LIMITS *4 to 0"Ose lf,.W" ,, , ir!~,i I T ER ~I 9. t1collo.-S. od painting clan begins. 9 a.m., Seminole Community College. Contact registrar's office, administration slut I Not precisely calling Reagan upon by political journalists on Republican voter preferences. a im" ~ P - 07 0 m o ~ UWI fl .-ONT I 7& 119 _'.fj V1, pretended tobe anything but a them 'higher local ta'es, *l I II #— TUSSY IMI — M0UTN*IIl 1999416 less APIRIMIN-F-W-101 ~ii 1h, QX U -NJ • maRl" W_119 460~Z b..i..INE EI - for a mwi. In inddition .' lReagan di~tii:ct phra.,u to ta" 0*.;41 I' is a cha sho wman, distinct position, "cannot '1n a while Mr. Ford I: plodd who, to be fair, has never Before his visit to Florida Mr. QUCk1> aa they were DOUBLE EDGE 1'ku'- 83' cnuvon good thou Sit I 6,76 mmr, USTERINE I Me - I - &11 Free blood preutn'e tests, 2.4 pm, 7th and Elm, . I 'i %, , 114 L& I I POTTING SOIL I ____ ,--- vim Registrar. ~~~ ~ 'a- ~a~W-:____ . _- I W.— - % Im m ow Deterrance," free eight-week stminar,.7 p.m., BuIlding I * -poftq I ., 1=11 COMBSNATION TUF,SDAY,MARCH 9 - 4A 11 f- ___ necess.ary to win." behind Ileagan, perhaps as ,L_ - dt, I --t I 1~~ / cowpu"gowlit'rusAl 36,76 % 11111111111111111111=111iNIIII -...w ( '. %_~ — -m—n- -_=rso %~~~~~ ROLL=ON ilm X4 ci SYFAM ' 59to rjod — — — m=% 0 ~ LM,7rY,q JONNSOIrs __; BABY POWDER ~~,, I BALSAM 1 % BAN " CARYL RICHARDS ______ ____________ [W 10 88 '1 1 INTENSIVE CARE ~,!V:! -_ ##- . 0 C,,~Pn~ W'.1 thou So I 6 - II - 0 .% ---~11 1:44 OU L'*7 IIIIIIIIII ________________________ UOYD'SPOaTAVU AMLADIO - ' ~~!-, ),11 1 uncomfortable change in the present course, Mr. Ford declar ed that his record con- c7eated any geat excitement, kv Ar 1 — (01.1 I , ___ ____ 6 6 ~9- VLUYL , Seminole High School Band Parents, 7:30 p.m., band — PERS"'A9741 I LIQUID day. Reagan has shed even the respnmihilifies nf onvprnor of the lookout for a difference, -, 0' . k4ainiiii nymmar 1", I I . I A*%Wmu A ____________ , — - wj I 77t 0 1 I3 1153 I -,jj<~, ?., ,,I 0, , , " IIIIIIIIIIIII 00 Onwge Audubon Society,7:30 p.m., Central Christian Church, 250W Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando Speaker and film __ - r I . I I r Opcp.LLc i 9 scl " - F I 'D 1'r ,l,' ban 4ø O* tP I 599 u4s"I" , A ,A'? 1988 (* 7 I -7hurch. FLVM 7 -i g WINMIRIM I i ._ IA 1 Park AA Womea'x Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford. Casselberry AA (closed), Ascension Lutheran — — I ~f , (I -" I____________________ GARDEN HOSE 1 I - i ____ 'W' N 1I 1 political ASSORTFO SHADIS. LIMIT I COUron pod Iht~ S41v 3'6176 Ccupw good lhtw So 3 6,76 %~~~~~l!~M0 4 %~~~~~ ___ s/I iw z so FT VINYL I %, .-,n A' ty 1200 88 IIIIIIIIIIIIII - of ifference regularly proposing no ver; treme right of that philosophy," I 1LZM:ZM 93(, __ CALCULATO 7. 3 &i 1 ~ ~ F21""r t 1 ~4 ~, C,31d I S-FUNCTION . - "or- 10 COVERGIRL I ___ The truthIs that not much momentous decisions every _____ T' .q I I LOT12N 1-t'' COLD CAP"Its "IL - 1 Af~& - - 0. 1 Wo -met 0=0 I I I r, .-...* — philosophy exists between Ford government he has to defend —to an Reagan, but their formed to "the moderate situations are different Mr Republican philosophy that U r- SPECIAL SIZE INTENSIV CARE II CONTAC 101S . 4 - It ,s.4_4:;Il1 I R. --- I '... "."' . ~Pveil —0 op ,~q I %('- p, ,,_I o". Set I F, ~% j0oImWmI b -P1n .4ffCT=~% 44 Iiiiiiiai~ F.12' PACE OF IO0 IN ,- % , ".0 ___ "er 288 __j_ 4fiiiiiiiiiigmN ,7 _____ Seminole County Special 01)lziples, 10 a.m., Seminole High Sebool staditim. —4 U P' t onnom Qm, VASEL E U .. 1~- " -,._--- ______ was concerned, while as Ford,aspresdent,h:m V i IN AfIaIaIIII EMN7,!ffM= , iiiiiiiiiiI% PLAYING CARDS r I I ~,t ., IA;DG( I ~jsq a:&,!! TEXAS INSTRUMENT ,.t' - ICKIND I 11 I ___ ' t I --- -- 6110 ( Ill All 27 99 _____, - IN", Sal II I 1 16 %~~~~~ NUGGETS I Cqp qu V H1k1AL. LIMIT I N 411=1 cub*t, 139I"'' I Ill t Kiwanis Pannke and Auctim Day, 8:30 a-m. W i.30 -0il-_5i ~~4 % UnIM1118IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII111 S BOXES N SndSu KwJamn,Buck'sRestaurant Jongwood AA (closed), 8 p m, Episcopal Church -_ - i_* _ib ______ ,I, *I 5I i 11 _____ - MAGICUBES rl.'~ . a,iiiiAW'W-y'i, ruwUlmate -49-*---se - - I - - ____ II ENOL ?II I •0TTUF 100ETS I IV41T I W1 T.., I I SYLVANIA ~ CM0 I . ~ NORILCO I.(UP J~1,%_— ,, 1, Caumunity College. Brinig box lunch. _=~--- - ~=_~~- ui U . 4 , BOX OF 200, FACIAL Inn, I-i and SR 434. Speaker, Rep. Vince Fechtel. by Sterling Reagan's response to this Other actions of the federal matter over which they, the particular challenge is much _____ - Alcoholics Anonymous. 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford (c9en) School Carnival sponsored .*-I' ."! 1111111 LIMMO == 1 of _________________ ~ p I rS ~(~4 aiiiiiis iiiiiiiaIle;. 0,g _:__~ _~ 0 it 1 ap* !, i 3' " Seminole Chapter 2 (!ES, Masonic Temple, 8 pm pin whom they think acceptable, a ( ~ IL I '. ~ L%~ RECORDING TAPE;_ .i~~_, Re; I %~~~~. " wi.11 I - ~~ 1 When the general elections come in Nov:ib:r the 1 IIIIIIIII — ., ii~~ o 1111 I'— 9 ! k I #__ ._ n . A-e -~ ~~~ " _~.t:_-:-_rA 0% ~ ~ X" ~ I ^ , I ,I- 1 CASHEWS 69 I — — *401IIIIIIII 0 -MIT!tqNe =0 '"" CIRTRON 90-14INUTI I gM'Irtq' RXCTM ' ~ % A% ~ bi"IMPffe 1901 OF 100 PACKS 99 ~ ~ ,p V- rTrrrr' 5CC I I .1 .II -S.,' Sanford Sertcrna Club, noon, &ie Ann's Capri. ____ — even the Democratic Congress OUR STORE IN CASSELBERRY, IN SEMINOLE PLAZA IS OPEN 24 HOURS COLOR II I S I FROMREPRINT YOUR 4 AVORIT1 SAMI 3Ill I ALBUM MIN'S & LAL%I[S'STYLIS.4.1 '. responsibility, Iransferring It to been distinctly less complete. candidate to be somebody primary election on March 9 state judges. - PHOTO I SUNGLASSES1 I 4 - Cyooms High School Clan of '67, 7:30 p.m. Midway Head Start, Water Street. . -_-Z-14__ - - LENS GRADIENT 44,75, WOW- RIG. 4101 1.14 I- 10-PAGE I VISUAL SCENE monopoly decline convention in august. does left competing for the mantle of regularly This requires the Republican Republican authenticitv. A I t contemporary wornen: "What Can Women Do?" - - but not for Barry Goldwater. 7"..'PSO.T.-Or I = A _"' - __. -, _ - to one. The registered the Republican primary the "Goidwaterize" Reagan, as Republican for president, as of state and local candidates in man in charge in Washington. elected lie will need to look within mannerly limits. Florida than he does in most financial disclosure from - Dem&Tats can, however, be election. reverting to their been the main themes of Ford's designation of 'conservative." somebody on Ford's campaign for a traditional party for the choice political life, but now he is the For the purpose of getting staff put it, but it was kept i.- OprrtnSCCJteatreonthemathcampus Portrait Free to public. Thrcugh itarth 7 Leagm of Women Votm membersNp metting, First - # ' cheor, meeting, Morrison's Cafeteria, East Colonial, GoidStarMotherslnc,1 d i! L_ (.kkliy enough these have any i r 4 dates • - . ~_ ~ ~__ - - he feels he has to deny Reagan an attempt was perceptible to terminals to ,qq~ 4*411~~~~ *4~~~ 4aw ,% o1- SAV—t 1 14fte~ _19-0 t — . 10""' 1r1r3 IT I A. F &;~~ *4, Repubileans by two and a half registration fir the purpose of ~._ - — - - _____ with zealous body of support in amendment to require full his disclosure of them has so far CASSELBERRY, IN SEMINOLE PLAZA IS OPEN 24 HOURS. ., th cam & and otheIrs to override the charge, but Weinert refused to budge. states, an(I its presidential candidates for office iiz dry than nomination, has a bigger, more for a state constitutional affairs are more complex and WDNE&)AY MARCH 3 - 76 _4 _ __~ _,~, - I provide free access to the records. Weinert resigned, charging _ 7 It -1~ . - - — - .111..., .. i ___ _r -4 . 1_~-__ ___________ __,~__ - -.-, . . _----. ___ -- -.~ - which I)irtl List Mute casts stz I - Cam1berry Rotary Clab, 7:30~ a.m., The Caboose. nd registered Countx> at large to represent after all, his own national defense, but, he said at have much sa', in deciding for there the For the purpe of appealing Fort Laudtrdate, it was bett'r Wd)slisgton, the sederai epublicans do the chnosing, to electoral votes: the voters March 9. An attempt to alter the government, as politically soft to the relatively narrow tokeep your powder regisicred as Democrats out come out unprincipled your finger on but Republican electorate, with a state lass to eaable Derno.rats and number those registered as to change their voter bureaucratic and spendthrift '.iewtowinnlng the nomination, the trigger of nuclear war. So '/ the moment in Florida, where ~ P;i__ Ronald Reagan. Mr. Ford's the Democratic governor, Regularly taking his rightRear,an has a lot more money they 1prgely did for Richard September, was made but For soine of the doings of rather different, but that has to oppone nt for the Republican Reubin Askew, is campaigning than Mr. Ford, his financial Nixon arx) General ELsenhower failed. So Ford and Reagan are Washington Ford can, and wait until after the Republican wing positions so far as rhetoric &nathers finally ordered ijtsthllaticn of computer -~ ~-_,~~ 1~,-r,-.A~-__ It!- - 2~-_ - - Republicans of Florida will not Democrats, have no control; the same in Florida as in the some extent, sirce they are, policy he dwelt on a strong finances of candidates are a Florida. The squence was not matter of particular interest at ~ ~ was helping the çubllsher to launch the education group's &nathers under tremendous pressure from influential lawyers MacNamara had nothing to dovith the article is I ,lying." cumes very early in the gaine. Mr. Ford does not want an early setback in a big state like thtz MIAMI President F rd Clad as it was in all the aprecently put'Iished a statement of his not ei-> Interesting propriste statesmanlike, personal financial affairs that presidential and Republic trappings, Ford's trip was a one, of central and southern ot1c against Reagan. The semitic whether Ford's_Florida Campaign Off The Gr Pres ident campaign for soliciting criticized Sma thers during his 1974 Ku Klux *1 irs the flap over has taken an articie Ids top aide autirred sit anti by Circuit Judge William L Durden of Jacksonvtlle to get 3WOfl lMder'M can hardly wih statewide political Put th who won't be Oct. 8, has lots of from Norris. published by j.. to offend organizations such as the And -Defamation of Jckson tile When the B ' time to rebound But he may be forced to forego the 1978 gi Durdn has been identified as a friend of George Smathers, the afford B nih An ti Defamation League attacked the article List week as f tave influence wlthsigniflCantblocsof'oter3 bernatortal raefhecan'tgethlspoiit1ca1acttoether orme r U S senator who plays an important behlnd.ttse scenes 1e5'J af. &nathers' amNtion :. Evening __ - -Hrd,Sanord!lW.dnayMarch19 ________._______________. ______ - 1L-.A -- ___ __ Future? Political head1ine so Sma th ers annotnced he would conduct an investigation. VAN cisc': — — —" _____ - TryingTo '' Gc!dv " aterize " Reagan Did _ ___ &_ __ �____ - - _____ --.--ti Lloyd Candidates' Profiles _______________ previously tories in the state Bcntcen millionisre ran a cil (inane *4 11c a ________________ ' 'r__________ _____________ - - — - =---- ...- outside the 1969 national con• venison which implied that scmehowhisopponent. liberal responsible for it ' l$ r ' 't1 1— " - . / '/ • '" ,, 1 I irth l Ft I inst r .. —.-.E' ".-.' 7 .- power (or three dcc?d.s - I"or the general election, Bentsen switched strategies abruptly. courting and win ning important liberal figures in the state as well as leaders of the state AFL-cIO On major issues the 55 er-old Bent.sen has usualls lined up ith other Demtx rats on roll calls esen on issues su i as the bombing of Cam .'.0 * n it k h sit iht tht 'lobs ut fsr U sjr Shapp ordered the conercion ' ' _______ g ) / the small producers, many of race for Majority Leader in 1971. The:c unsuccessful attempts showed his the year c. the ixon landsls e than did any of Arizona Republican three millionaires with a tradition of making large campaign coii tributions Hentsen showed skill in helping draft the generally acclaimed pension reform bill in i974. thereby adding the support 05 organized labor to his list of supporters Y bile his admirers emphasize his compete flee in reconciling diserse factions his detractors argue he has no engineer during the Depression. and went to work as a truck driver for 22 cents an hour, A decade later he founded a cable TV company which eventually reached sales of $50 million a year Thai cornpany was once nicknamed the Little United Nations for its progressive policies in the hiring of blacks and other niinorsts employees mhapp entered •tate polities up a direct telephone line to the governor's office for citizen grumbles. He is campaigning on ideas he feels will "put America back to sork He wants to revitalize the nation's railroad system, create a federal agency to guarantee loans of all municipalities rectructare the gos ernmt'nI to achieve greater productiity and competence lit. a dent seniority s;stern of Congress. His legislative record shows an emphasis on electoral and congressional reform and environrnent.al protection He spearheaded the passage of strip mining bills in 1974 and 1975 through the house (both were vetoed by I'resident I' ord) and was the chief house nonc.nr if the complicated ..ts scuttled ' Ills record on key votes reflects strong support hr busing, public transportation subsidy and disclosure of eongressional campalg spending He was given a rating of 100 from the AFL-CIO s Corn• mittee on oliticai Education and the Ltague of Women Voters and 83 from the Aniericans for Democratic Aition peting pr ri lit '.c urt i - ____ - .- residents $225 million annualb'. he has helped institute strip-mine and land reclama- prt.grzns Q74 iu'R is s st'r to seriously run t ik i impretsise t StO (011 . ' _____________ of the presidencs has becomc imperial and remote from the mino producers Ths effectisels placed him protection agency He soled against busing and the keen introduced the toughest stale employee code of ethics in the into allegations that he once accepted without declaration left the house to become Secretary of the Interior in ('ongressional reform He has a glass eye as a re'ult of a first and most socilerous op. ponentsof I S inseR,mentir should be planted oser with cabbage to deflate the sancti still retaining the support of lion bill rnul'itcil go.crnment efficien business with the elate in 1972 Udal' received a children 4 ing ultimatels to cons ince 'inwrican principles and in Wtdncsday's actisity was 'its ht belieses hasebetome order to ieduce unernplos 7 1 - Andy 8er brush with hard times caine Frei968Washington attorney 'aIe Unisersity He graduated he ran for vice president on to finish law school in l4I ticket Still boyish and easily far Kennedy s Chicago Merchandise MarL where he met 3nd married Eunice would like to set up an inter national food distribution system and wants to nationally until 3960 when he came to Washington with the election of John F Kennedy the public lie dsoates con sumer security supports ERA and bclieses en Corps personally sisiting of highest priontv i'i U" pposnted head of the anti 1oay I - _i .- - __ draw mostofhissupportfrom the often sought grass roots of A ica — the nonali ned "—=--- _________ . ________ - ,' " i1 1 AWL (a I I plants nil toI3sPuutt ans Americar. prcsidenhl3l year later. he was support among regular I m'mr'r ____ ____________ _________ _____________ _______ ______________ CO'T 0, - ,-f ( .. aL .. It ... were uOIt'Lg 1 — / ' I,, snu - - Bobby Wai:el lntnan. Steve Meinyk. I 54 Bob Eastwood iUL -. - , - 'L' ' - --__ -- -- OlI 1)0 Ikoplc set-yin ' si MEDLL RELAY e.10 RIWISOA (0). 6 196, 100 BACK 10 Ra,I1ofl (hit ty) 3 560 700 ME(n( V RELAY - FREE - - - biO(I.er Spr0'gO Furey) _________________ S 019 opt TV VLxen, a Crimson King I 4 200 - _______________________ ______________________ -' -a 2 — 6-2 N.ai (El 6.290. 100 BACK — trIumph ticUout hr Garxa I) Winter Park Kinimmee fltamick Q.'rry McCarty) 4 C9 ,'qç ' k-'ç't' '.k1' i"...,./ )' I H awks Nab ' / f i 4 " • -' Cd 4//"ic 'f ' Twin Wins aREAS '4fl,RTh ' ''' \ Itt) ." ''" -----,_ ----.- i. - :— 1117 Al 7 064 OiSe.U5 I Anno*d . ii) r , _ -. TRCKE - Bra nfle Gals 'ke rarn.ey Il1nh' .. s ,sr -,. track team registered a 67-fl Hawks boys won by a 96-73 rnca.sure with the Lake howell J I " Dyer 2 1 Muster ., ,1 r- 000 501 3—I II 2 231 HiGH JUMP ' Burni IL) 4? 000 131 0-5 4 I Cross (B) 60 TWO MILE pairofswmuiingsictoriesoer ff" It ______ Statue (ii 529 330 HURULES 1 by Alan Mayer 1 - Hock ________ _____ 2 Boon; 1 365 410 1 2041 7 Lynian 2097 POLE -- 'c1qx't ,rA,yy I • -- FRPiCT',',t" e2'/I1,4Tf 7qac,1 coj' '/" / CIOA (C) 100 7 RcharCsO' IL) 13 & MiLE RUN Hirron (LI . nu 7 Caidweil ILl 4 30 S LONG 000 540 0-5 S 0 .. 054 %00FREE __________ tie an Jones 16) Russell and Anderson Hendricks ' SAl , ____________ --_________ state sew York at Syracuse The fourth ECAC t"" Ui """s" C Pnitchett (El I 7 Loses, O) COURTS OFAPPEAL L _____________ ________________ _________ 1: regional tournaments the ----I ixen to run ear y My lily meet • Hopkins (4) Cross 16 and tolna - Mofiati 7 3 Stanch$ilz 2 3 Ovlado — 7 4 r 7 1 2 3 0 4 u over o Brantley N in e Six will open at Louisville, K> 200 MEOLtv k*LAv I Edr LuSI'S waten (PrOcheti MuIl,an lZiavuen (0). $ 11.7, IOU — ___ -----i--- Cook (0) 1 134 100 FREE 10) 1 017 1(1) FREE League, minor league and gfrls B P1 2S 2 agi t Spru - o ryou " 3000 3000 at Keeneland last April. She II Seminole Lake Brantley dropped its sixth game in seven decisions Tuesday, losing a high school ___________________________________________ mac,s.(1)1496. 100FLY—i Dew (L)561 I00FREE I Lln.nker(L) () i ________ Hy3lt3 Euryn Bronze Point, fourth by a head Fr day a lyman hlighswept both ends of a swimming meet Tuesday - Tuesday as the lions boys "am Eustis, 69-63 3T I.ILOWAII - starts. She'll carry 114 pounds, Down VIctory Also matched again after the with Braullo Baez.s in the lyman thgh won only three Seminole 9 (,-een Ks the Southwest ion Sanford F - ____ sets. consecutive baseball arne Ohio Vulky ,,m . Joe - =-- • Rlhmd Along with the Southern Con-. tO the otl"cr 2 2 I .2 1 ar',. Seminole Is at 13oo -. retur.s tam-raiser inursuuy nigni, the - 1 -______ Culiovqh,DIckRhyal MikC Reasor Danny Ed 1 01 • comiort Pick up a tree copy dour \X/att 30I0 i)I'tW Is worth $39,975, the riLti- ready for deAIts as 3-year.olds six furlong allowance race by our i Tonight the Southern confer inning for a 5.1 slct Or) ence continues with its semi Key hits In Seminole s big itnais at reensil1e, S C, pair - 1700—Mark H,yet Joe Portr' Jim Masterlo 12 0$—Mike Hill Charles Sifford - Robeiilii S •• Conner Ed Sabo (1w' _________ _______ ______ ______________ ' run af the season Seminole now stands 4-4 on I ted 'I'll go anywhere for a 34— Al (eib4irg,r BobMurphy. - -- blanked the rest 0 the way by winnln nUeher Tim Carroll Carroll t s1k. ne'st$velt. hnij' his tie $61,500 Poiru,etui at lila- rtspecthe trainers, Steve Di ridden by Eddie /1rmyo Mare and LeRoy JoB>, say leah dnnei mt the t1c tourney The field Ineludes C.Mumet F'swler .E C.M Dcan Re4nam Lost I , ______________________ Marvin Evans blasted a twoout home run in the first Inning I . think they have In win, or that -' Wdk,ns Mac McLenc1t • -' ba5eLliI d victory O5T .imwwie LUc)U / I - Wskot K ______ 7001 going to be fired if we lose. If I am, I can get anotner job - Terry /1!!! '/LI' - Tommy • 10 - T _____ -- -- ChMIet c000v 'source of energy avallabk to us today List I • year atone, it saved our Customers over yllia / -? McG1nti' Jerry Pate rr1 . L. .. I L.1 uy tue way, uOecn t i'ecp a cent 01' - - ______ _________ that nay scores, _____ Venlato Dale Haves - TEENOIO 4t , t. 1 ing in anger Thursday nigln In I'htLidelphla's Palestra Friday _____ _____ 1 (U - Spike Kelley Bob Pabne Mike 112— Fred Ridicy Ado4pI Popp, , One reason we've been able to keep rtoally a racism 'A I I, I 'w and discussing other job oppor lemple and hlofstra athanced to the second round of the East tunities - a _______ Its nervous time for Lefty Friday night at Morpsntown, WV Driee1l He's calling Ca1lc" - Biancas Bob Menr"e chi_irge has risin less than the cost of living 4 Many Denocratie ieader f-il Harris troaocats too rt _____ 21 7 ' _______-_ -.—_ 300% Ac a member of the V,erner ('ornmiss which in 15.67 ir riots n ' ' .- -. -- 1 , -1 . ._- i ' Brewec Tom Nieporte increases we are iirittfted thit the ii I I '- - ____________ last year's champion 2 year-old along with Foily Nine Sunsets, Semino'e LOB— Srevard S championihips at UCLA "We weeks ago by six hngths, Is ía vored to capture her seventh filly, Dearly Precious, and the to be ridden by Jacinto %asSemincie 3; HP— Evan., Gut'v " talked f r about ho everythln2 IS liD 50 year history unionissues The lather of three and He laun"-d 'os p&iucal mamed to th granddaughter i i.tto - d ' '- eparvd" said Driesell atiout Vixen, which won the seven setta. The price of wooden poies, the price of ' ;-1 Totals Podriuez, i 16 - Miller B&'ber Tommy (in 1971 and 1975), the only two in FPL's -'' I! ' Thcsc severe cost increases have ______________ - anu ineir tax -. ,, -'.; 4 _____ 11 44 - koger Paniter Bo oil crisis re c:ntrovers stalks the 46year-old new populist or r ulipir e igges increase o a is t C k".an Cathelic lit 'z ' c o Our costs at FPL have jumped, too. °owa contenders a1 — . Wedn•ida y, Ma rc,, ' 3, 1976-9A , ---______ - - ck AchOq% , Oosterhuis Barney li.ompson chart on the left his genteel image Arid %et natiors Eveninn Herald Sanford, Fl - Hole irwin Larry startzei Larry Zicçier . c"nrn upwardc — pict tiLe a I00L at the .ç _"/,/ Charles Slappey and Edison's Richard Glasper. - ..... a lien Yancey. South Boston bar. "Set up a tune the immaculately _____ SLAPPEY , y Maryland gentry married _____ ,- ,r- - Gilbert, u.crg. Knualon. 1:02— Tom KenItIn%. Pete Browi, • __________________________________ Marianna (21-5) at 7 and Gulf Coast of Panama City (19-8) agaii.st Lake City (21-6) at 9. '1% , t 41. 4 I -. A P 11 P ê' :. _____ s4 ' - times Thursday include Gary r Plaer (8 02, 10th tee), Arnold osernrwr1t c:insolseTlent t1 . - -'-- - " _____ ____ __________________ _____ '\ickluus or Johnny Open begins Thursday, and extnds throwzh Sunday In the past tin years Inflation has ' — Myers (20-8) playing Florida College of Tampa (21- ,.,i;' ' ____________, . - _____________ 4 f mV aren't here crc are peny o gouuom superstars at Rio i 1k egO s1 its oCCuDIflt -= - .1 Ids r He mosed to the Senate 31 sears later where he s iuuzieries Johnson-coached club. What happens after Thursday is truly connf 'mu nrd' iecture on th If Brevard-Chipola finale, and however weakly - sf hor r 's forms r 'unipro Siriches tall. Udall has written .-. 'h'ar ° opening afternoon. Evening games are predicted to find Chipola and Lake City heating out Seminole and Gulf Coast resnntivelv Tough as it is to go against a hometown _______ r' the Udall family in Arizona 'n 6) at 1 30, Brevard of Cocoa (14-10) against Palm -- _______ ___________ ___ ___ mean the Raiders are going to have to huff and puff lo tourney favorite is hitting Chipola's seak spot dcpth The Indians are reportedly weak after their ' ___ s':falr : - chances are somewhat cloud- isr e tournament, some predictions are in order It says here that Edison will beat Florida V again in 1974 by 300.000 votes, house he tells the keep and I II take a Dom im fl Brevard has olayed this season, it is in the right bracket to Pull some surprises -J eludes votes for the death ?li:mfldIiItisoiver,s only i game, but not tough enough to withstand the pressure from the Indians. accorded the top team in the state . ,ar ent P C t i0 e ___ Hurneiown favoritism goes out the window when it comes time for predictions. That herald Sport 1' dltor DELAND -- Before the referee throws that roundball in the air for Thursday afternoTrn's . t time introducing a successful lIe entered presiientidl _________ - t".msi.lves independen ant os ens and __________ .. . Henaissance man b many I' sJ fuor _____ ____ _______ __________ - "and formalities be damned " Th son of a hardware merchant, Shapp graduated precedenied SI 4 million in 1. -- challenge John MrCormack for the Speaker s post In 1969 / i1 'ul people and cannot r , been reelected by a not mally conservjllve district in 'rIzona evfcsnceIrJihed $ cident epitomiLe'. Shapp s / - - ___ actiist itberi Democratic ecut ye Mansion into an tdut.alion 1jul11) for braindamaged children inda Late "." ____ - , post in 1918 o take a seat in s — The conservative Benisen waselectedtothel'S Senate ii When asked to suggest names he wouli include in his cabinet if he sere president Eugene McCarthy has said he would like Golda Meir for defense and Indira Gandhi for offence Such is \scCarth s nature a mix of pragmalicm and whimss that ha'. kept him Un t e edge but not in the ni _______________ / ___ __ ___ ___ ___________ ___ flepMornsUdall nund and that he uses -- ____ -:____ _______ tidal! • candidates for President are presented here Profiles of President Ford, Ronald Reagan Eugene . _______ I i'itiiEItd Fkrnocratic prtstdential _______ , .. r - \1 ' Siiapp - ' ---...' k. Milton T1 ' Ben?sen ____ -.-. - - HIGH JUMP — (tie) i-iagie (16) (LBI ii LOW HURDLES I Love IBM) 163 100 DAH I M'ckinhn 5903 - 100 Baker (R) liogerty Appen) 2 12 4 o FREE STYLE PeterS (LH) 7 135 200 1 000 S0 FREE STYLL WiiS{M o Is. .fl 5' --- Si (0(11 d 8.rm.nghorr F..ber $1 - - ! ,' .- Lvriiar Hlbh s tinnis team could wm only one match Cattanco (1.11), 1- 090. lOG (OR) d Goldberg. Ii Whliatrs Cnt?anee a*e,) 1 126 - - Sparrow l0 - w&-,--- " - #- ...... 'J. -- - -.i -- - - �lCA-EvengHerIdSan 44)rdFl Wednesdsy. March), 17 _____ ____ I FJ BR'EF . ElIUSIVe itie - .__ Oty,N.Y.,hcadstheli.stof208prosenter'edinabatUefor dent Chub Feeney says the Gi- 12/t,Y The Baltimore Orioles also ing the sale of the Giants to tance to discuss issues." The St. Louis bowler's last victory was worth $14,000 has kept all but one major day, and the Atlanta Braves are Among his rivals here is Earl Anthony of Tacoma, day today, threatening to wipe warmups. tion season '(• it s n s 1 'rs tin co !,eterdn uutheldLr \iThe Cra'.foisI to the St Louis Car ___ Ins hate led to Susplrlon that an form, Feene) said There was i-risco - I- -- - SHAD DERBY AT A GLAN FEBRUARY 14 11IROUGH MARCH14 $HAD DERBY RUI.ES I Contest is open to the public No entr) fee or pee registration required 2 AllbeaLsmustbeCoastGuurclsafet> equtpped and ecotnmcnscn3ebndeotrt whnrtheviater I OFFICIAL WEIGH risrAiloNs - v v ee I. fl six races, Including three toi ir )' ..ouis Minrt 1$ ij 1/ ' / MOn$rNl 16 I Washn $ 4$ •'-onto 29 2S . ) New \ I/i /4' / ,/ -_____ a,".': / / ___ .,.- ______ .---,; - - i_f Tr( ':-i ;:::. .. " - . I4!1IIIIl!Il.1 lindsay's Fish Camp uctorses in the Count Fleet and discussed plans for this year's TOURNAMENT LEADER The DelhIns won eight of for the Olympic team and play i1l top grade players their last 10 games for a 13-13 in Puerto Rico this swunner "We re competlrg with Marvin Lloyd, 61oot9 high-and Maryland and florida State," _____ this seaon." 6 X'S Prize, 7 $ 71. West 109. Winston 5iIem EIGHTH - 516. B K's 7 Qeinev, 3 Rollo Chae, A 3053 H,ndIe -sifl ss I Kowloon. Michael. S Impeachment, 6. Ho,vMd Payne 67. 5?. Mary's, Ruar. 3 Irna Bean, I JA Texas Southc'cn Carol's Nancy: I. $9. Mdeest 7 Anc Light, 3 Lea Joy; FOURTH - .1 before his race. TENTH- 516. A: 1. AndyOv"r. seas 5)6, M 1. Irish Jack. 6 BA) FIFTH- $16 U I &)j ' amateur athletes are aced withaparagraphexplain. condition. 7 ,t4y ui A , Larry NciflruF(ec trrn I ZÔFICV G'btjy / 54 York Gilbert Ger,rcie Knudson H78-14 16 67 50_00 33 33 - 293 G78_15 _16_00 _48_00 _32_00 _2_71 L78_15 19.33 58.00 38.67 -- - 'i- - /oiUUU flhlL'lIUJ ", ' - - ( -- ' ' '. T . ' . ., . ,- - -- Tiresize Price +fed_tax 17 57 11$ 35 i • 3 IRIFECTA 878 13 2400 1756 - Gil Morgan P,'ikc Mc CullougPl Dick Rliyan Today sOamfl 1 17 - Calvin Peete Lee Wy)' e * / I øo ' "p' " Dartmth 14 Harvard 64 100 ' -. - - I I IP I I 4 • I• • • 5 II ' - - ' ---- . I ______ _______________ 'lily P •• ' ' I ' - __________________________ _______ ------T --""- ___________ ________________ ________________ ' ' ____________________________________ .- _• ______________ I . I_-_-_ . ______________________________________ '_I __________________________________ I ' _________________ " ____ -_- Jr1rp4, *- '(I -------.--'----------- T • • I I • "'' _____ I I ' • I I lvi _] • -- i I *- - _____ : .. ..,,-* -- i" I j .u'r4 3ti'" _1_I ______ II ' . -_ -- - S • "i,' 3''1 •. '"i""_RPpiIIiI'Mi'J_'1I1L_I _- __Ilk_£_t_'-'-'- L1'Lj.Ig1flfI!Ljiflf7 0 A ii - _________________________________ c (67iSi$$eOQ(S)%3S10P(7 _____ p N00 jo 3 . 7 - _4._._--'- !'1'_II -- - - - -''' ''' TUESDAY'S RESULTS EAST / .4i 1 I t - • r 1 84 ________ ' Fitt I'JeId,Iy s Rciult St basic timing / I II VirginIa ' * =•. - ________ • Replace points condenser rotor 'I _____ . p Crawtord, Edde Pearce, Jim Sornons 104 - Spike Kelley, Bob Payne. 34 25 590 9'; Tom Watson Pat 12 40 34 3$ 53 13 sirnons Chuck Courtney r---r - 5 10 - Torn WeIskopI Ken Still. College &I;.:_:i 78 411I IC No . ¶7 II - JuliuS Boros Ken Venturi San Anton Kentucky or - ______ - 5 i7- Hale Irwin, Larry Starizel, 8 cyl Sive 872 Reg 34 88 Now 26 16 Hero a what we do er'v ce a r - - I Ol)rns Lt5$sobI:I Steve Meinyk, MUwaukee • Service auto choke • Adjust cam dwell - - .. • I3S 441 17 Porllnnd,SdaV 3.43 N ____ - 31 I 500 13' Ga dner Dickinson A 1 86 ut auow a person to The list appears frightening sac taktag Marax under a diw'- at least three das before their IC Pacific Division ' _____ SSCI -George Caole Bob Wynn HouSton West 4OflO 752 710 3271 6 70713 706 Randy Erskine. S DIego 30 79 1 i 7*3 flO I 5$ - Ralph Johnston, Peter polyester cords 2 steel belts In the wide 78 ser es proflle 9 67 29 00 19 33 C - ., ____ " ' setk b the women s corn- t.he)'ll get a chance to see in the drug ephedrint, which was 85 1 kilN'. 'h _____ W L Pd GB M 7Mory,,11 Ridle Adolph Popp ti 690 Odcn -; ; M.' 1.20 - Doug TcwtI, tc Phiiphia 3S 2$ 556 71 30 33 476 12'; verato Date paes New York Central Division TEE NO ID Wa'shnoion 3923 60930 - Gary Winti Tommy , McG,nns, Jerry Pate A78.13 I kill list of banned drugs, which advisor o the women's track zenges and Dristan Cough For- any of the banned sulztances ae,rtJnev Snead Dcii January 21 36 3 5111.3 196 are some are likely to fall prey to 19-fl at Eugene, Ore. The list common cold products, such nS7WyUaIe __________________ ______ ______________________________ but it has applications to athiet. couldn't have the gold medal a cough suppressant and I sup- TWELFTH - 1 C 1 '..earn To nocuous non prescription corn Bimbyl Golia sHeather S Sassy TEE NO 1 athlete crosses the fildsh line at AthietleUnion, ThelLsttst?ugc: E)emont didn't have that ad. ternal medicine at Hayward State University. said the cough the U.S. Olympic Trials in about 300 &ugs by brand name vance warning. world record tirtle and then, an andgencricname, broken down Demorit was the winner olth. remedies en his list contain hourtater,tsinformedhe failed Into five categorIes. 1972 Olympic 400meter deztromethorphan, "which is NINTH -516. C I WyCIU Gold, Stiu Eucien S NoWe _____ - fli ii 5 57 730 21$ Gene Littler ,,BOstOn ummuniiy oiege " i\ 272 Easi:rn Conference ngsco o ,paye afewgamesbutwasfarbelo operation Ft Itrin oung 7 foot 69 NBA we, p t JU 9 751113)1 Pro Bas ket ball been doing a lot of leg-work In turn," zuinu wmniarns mt.cseo Inc . ____________ I Resistor plug cilia. early G.,iItord 9 tO 102 210 E D's Nosey Ccil, i SIIth Lad. S. Danny __ ___ ____ 0 ?uen,- a,, BOb M.'nri Inca Roca, too, has changed on the list of priorities, with sseren t a loser sshen it ended," physical condition and wsll be aftirto 25 or 30, 'Reasle) said says Jcksonvthe Uruversit) ready lornextseason," Bea.sley lie ouldn t identify ind.tvid 744 Grand Canyon mnster, Utah $7 3 10, 2 80. 3 (2)300. 0 (46) $17 60. 1 (61 7) 73$ - Alan Tape Join JacO5 Cleve lndp$s . _______ - -. \\1M'' '! 10 ym p ICS - I Tt'ornpii. Phil ROdUt'S 5.1$- JerryHeard.LarryHlfl WHA WL TPtsOFOA s.on,Bobby Mitchell East Diviiion 5- 74-Jim Colber?. Rod Fen$qtti. ' ______ ______ _____ ____ Barjt i F$rst Round L s Thursday s Games Vancouver at New \ \, \.J \ "A 'z ''11 , it' (ii V'-( _____ '.•.r , ' ________ :-i. 't'i NAIA PLAYOFFS 19$ 191 4 a d H Today sOames I - 30 ( )t I FIIic (SI ?S 20, iS 00. 910: 7 Belly SIXTH S 16, A 1 Moody Hall. Sh.n , jit; 3 Chrome Maris Sist 7 Mi'ola Ms (71 j Ch.'rcer. 1. Rumored, S. t('% , p (7 Q (57, $47 $351 Cfl UP 7 4 with All) $M9 $0: Bonman. 6 Kid Dynomètm 7; TOURNAMENTS East Coast Cont.rence Quartf.IinaIs ISlanders 2. CaN ." '' ". "". The Golden Age Olyrnptc' outside the state of Mar)land the Greater Sanford Chamber head coach ¼ Derby. jewel in racing s Triple Crown. Alread in the forefront of the If rnnre are entered, the Derby picture is Bertram the most earnings get to start. Firestone s Honest Pleasure, Although the nominees won't winner of last Saturday's Fla. be announced until Saturday, mingo Stakes in record time, the) were closed F€b 15 and and Bold Forbes, victor in the the Derby, unlike the PreakSan Jacinto Stakes the same ness and Belmont. aIows no da) supplemental nominations at Still to he heard irom on the the last minute West Coast this easnn is icily's P wI 1 1 Cal'- Masna Isie Fish Camp '-'-1 r'i / ________ C!1 ' ci e ______________ - tner t , ., 14,, ' k. i't -- Ii 1. 1k ope u 5 • 0 IA! * 91 Smyihe D4vision 76 2117 69 Ccag 144'Pe1 A three judge (edeal parelis dropped out of the picture . er \ , ers are negotiating, there were season games is scheduled for months of speculation whether allows players to become free udu atIun i 'cith m nt '. s M tic h liii Itut t iii tjtr thi fin Ilk I ills tIuUlJk(i (ii IIIts iguit ozit ir iftir Lilt sllin'. near league rule and the tiela) of 'mould stay in the Ba Are3 or contractual commitments kNFRA?sClSCO_TopseededEvonneGolagongof rIrati2 defeated Renata Temanova of CzechoslcjakIa 6-0, 6.0 In her opening tmdchof a o00 wornen tenris tournament • ' iY5it/ Bob Short, a Minnespolis con- owners refuse to bargain so- the Eegcwater Beach Motel in ardized those games. - / 4 J . buy the Giants, was not in- team (or life - until a ruling is rind 'sclmstic lngueg" tn from Miami negoua'ors I ooagong / $ ,T,5/4' Ca'npb.lI Conerenc Patr)ck Olvit(on Vi L I Pts OF GA PhIpiJ 10 ii 279 17$ / 9,,çq,q;r toSan Franciscan Robert Lurie tersburg repeatedly, willarrive NL clut conducted by tele- er when the meeting broke up C /z'j' 4/5 $14,000flrst-place money this week in a tourament named Assoutinn the hst (wt cirs _______ _____ ____ ________ r,4ta.'.,q# (/41f9T _ 0 rugs o bAustirAoom : season -the Giants will stay in lice personnel to Florida by players would have to be in and the owners' chief negotla- /rR7Ca'fT+/f "I San Francisco - but there als. Friday. 1 \ camp today to play on the 13th. tor, John Gaherin, briefed k'tF '4'fP / are rumors the teams may soon There also were report.s that and ii they are not in camp by about6oplayers on the status of , ,q7,frI7QJJ / ' L in spring trslnin. If J Ness lurk Mets General Man- Thursday,Sunday'sgamestho negotlatloas. • lvi lvi o Hockey St. Petersburg, on tuesday, The rule says players nnLst move to Toronto, where a bid The Nath,cial League has tak- 'and they arc to report later undergo 10 days of spring 'raln- had been made to buy the team. II • ii- ime A I & I ____ W.dn.d,MaTChlti&-flA Evening Herald, Sanlord, Fl 1ScOREBoARD By The Associated Press ii by Alan Mayer HELM BENT FOR VICTORY a IN.L. To Leave Its Heart I n 'Fr I sc 0; Sp r I n g N ea r ___ _______________ _______ - I • --_______ --____ w k v i , i i__I ____ y a j_t 'i I I k ' w_a_j __i_i_i_i_W__1 - - U I 1 ' I - -,iP -' - ;;- 1L _______________ 00 lb. capacity, angular r,vlon wheels. Cincinnati Xavier 9$. iSciJ __________ _ Mc(ori'.tSil PerryS) Wation (IHid Moreanc$ TParpefS)G ) LADIES NIlE g. FAR WE " Ja -r"I.IJF -I' - - -=--,-,-- -- --- ----- - -r- '-- -- _____ _- Du h II) 2S0 0 21°) 250 3 K s?lod, (I) 36" : I) 1360 T (6141 51400 3575 SEVENTH -31, C I Kenny It ________ - -- ' ill_A '_____________ I $I 0 Zt_-.-.-_-'- -- - '- '-- -- - -- - ____ - "" --- - ' - _ -_ ------- -= - -- - . -. - - _______ i _________ - ___ -- t*___.•. -__- _____ -.#- �P-M-wo- W - - L4530~~~ . 7 _ ., .-w : --iR ___ O" M ~~~~__ __ - _4 _. ,-,: -, ., .-00r , __ flgHera!d,S?nord Fl Marc' - AII~~~~~~ - ----= .,~ e,~ - - I, ,. , - -_"-~-... .:__;t 5~ I Q I 969 -iA- g WMLI 1976 -- __ ______________ //I*,- * Cook 9f lhe Week II %'*I',\-. .0, C." q'.''..I't-,r __ 19i " A A#4 ' _. I , '5 I,~ - 11 , 9 ;-1 !__ _ O% 1_-_1 . . *1. Qif - t I Eas % if _______ ______ % * ffl!IlII1 '11111 , * I _-P1. ; * -, e a s y- ca re _-1.1 I / / * o1yester . I /1 4 i * / * I , -. I low . .1 ' ' -' 11 * / , % - % _____ I) u - * I - - * .,.., ..._...- t %.— I! , ' i % %. * _ ~ - ,I I .1 - -.N.- I .. t . .-- .. ..I - _T- I.. Z ". I-.-, .--. . I ...;.. . .1_1 -1; 2 ** / - -. -- . 7 -•. - / . / - / //, lilaftc cou 'aswd nates. bloomingaa 0 ri t beautaful i p.rices. * .' a *. .. ' - -- \A~ - -1%:__ i I 'd -Y~ :.~ -1 - - 1 prefer cake." She remembers / -.7 A, I I . -, I 11 1 1 7 A ^6 I - ii I' "" C h E . I. . __ Vt 11 " A fliW), 1 #. b— I I low- . - I - '- a - - - I I T i I -".- I 1 - -, ' ' .. . " / '-. * - - - - -V1 ; --.- ( ,or - I i --- I ~ I ~ I e _ A . - It I I., . -t - __ T._A "I__ - z . _____- - I __ - . . -/ - ~ .- .. - __ 4 400 V __ I i - i LEr` .n, - :-- - _-- : - I - I _--.1 I - - -- - : . II - - I i I %W~ iQ %0J prices effective thru Sunij" C vs ___________ __________ __ - - __ — - — - _71 U _T - ar1, I - . / /I -ALUAFN I .# I ,.a;,-- , '*-,:'- __ -- i(61" ress, ~A~~~ W,/ _11- I -1. ,,I,, .. --" __ -- \ ; .:! ^ . .6% 0% .%I . . " - - ____ 11111 I _______ _____ a" '. AL- .;~~. , I !!M - t;t- - . 11 - - dozen. ;r_ Ii A il... ____________________________ . -t'L _--l". . M 'e~i#g".V. ;_3::nnq --n~,* W -, I I _____L. Wednesday,Mrch3,1974-1B Clyde (Hen cfp 4 -'-_: ._ ^_'13 . . .-~, r; If-*-., - I." -,-_ _111 - ,, by ________________ __ * I \ \ I - * ~-_, M, j I j', I '.. - W __ F.\ & ~ __ ' 0. __ i- 107 1~ I ,c do was talk about his business, while she had other things In mind. You should have adMsed that thel' 'ftl the electrician husband so they could make contact that would -. ow I Members of the Norman drVere Howard Chapter of the UnIW Daughters of The Confederacy met Friday to bear Mrs. J. Raymond Smith Ithird Ircim right) speaL Others present Ineluded: I from left) Mrs. Edith A.Sewell, co ---. - ___Gn ;&. Nu Duna Sr., seffetary; Smith; Mrs. AtHe Steenworth, Imasurer; and Mrs. T.J. Taylor, husband's batteries area' dead, the proper action could hostess. lower his resistance and In ---I- . .______'_____-_-_-.. -- Made her first rnistake when lAter. I warned his younger she didn't correct her sister, "You'd better mind disobedient grandchildren the Grandma or you'll get what first time they got out of Une. your brot1w got." On .e grandson sas.,wd me, so I Try and win their respect Id ' 'tnl dfLrn dlscflli'eIf sass me when he was growing it doesn't work, refuse to s a"(I before vwi know it, there I" up and that I wasn't going to babysit. Who needs frayed Then I g a vc- him a snihck and children uho were visiting me at the time picked up tl~eir kids and put their luggage in the or. - _ ____ -_ __ to turn a deaf ear to the have him another smack and criticism. set him down agan. That was Well, Abby, CRITICIZED our first and last scene. bb FUI.I.Y CHARGED ffirm -4 Dear & ____ ____ _. - , - -.1~------ !_~_71_ 7 1 -_.-. — --- _ ___ __ _. - _____ __--_______-______ 1 _ 4 . .- rm again, so I playing favorites. You told her p6sed M sa I "_ Charge Batteries To Increase Frequency DEAR ABBY: Mrs. Ready Ki1iwatt wrote to you cornplalning that at bedtime, all her A 4' 1% % ,-%.,-6 . I '11\ / I / 1' \ i . , _ M-4 - NO NAME,PI.E.ASE 1. -___ - , -,~ MAI~_ . - . I . .---- _ - __ __ __ _ M --!._ .- . -- ~ ._S= __ -. i ,:, --_--.~. - !. ~_X_ ~. \ the 1xisement. She won't go. SWOt% IN INDIANA fv 1)1 t:t lDO%'i Ilas it er / '__ . '~- . ..!Ivrj, W Li every home. Well, that gave o( ___ -_- _._ if * . mean Idea for my married ulthrly mother nii be : ,I V I vnilitionalh of mentalf Members of the Norman Charles Steenwerth, Mr.s. Anderson of Altamonte Springs, of the Florida Power and 1~ght son's Christmas present. -. Itle. deVere Howard Chapter of the Stick.land,,Nlrs. A.B. Walla (a Winnie It should make you feel re3l %table? It Pelcquin of Co. Tuesday. The final session knits the prettiest lilacs United Daughters of the Con real daughteri, Mrs W B I ongwood,Anna Brown of of this bird study group will be good to know that gift turned ' twth r your mother is right ')r federacy met Friday afternoon Wallace, Mrs. Glenn J. Wim. Winter Park and Betty Makela March 17 with a field trip to out to be a lifesaver for my son, %%rong, lo keep the peace, keep - IUPflOwandputalittlosp,mng,q / your to heir Mrs Virginia Cdlon bish Mrs JW Soerns and of Orlando Mullet Lake Park at 930am hlswife,twosmallchfldrenand quiit, and you Ig ha Our eAllpester s'zes8tolB prohltm solsed / Smith, niece of chapter guests,spaker Mrs Smith and The rext regular meeting uf 'heir home' Winner of the contest will / 9 president Mrs. W. B. Wallace, Mrs. Dora Hall. Words cannot express my progiess to the council level the Seminole Chapter of the Lilac. vest 6 99 DEAR ABBY: Someone talk on Judah P BenjamIn competition in April which Florida Audubon Society is gratitude to you, Abby D asked you if ou thought a Pull-an lilic skirt, 5.99 Museum-Confederatc Museit CANADIAN includes the Orlando, Dayforin scheduled for March 25 at the Classic blazer, lilac. 10.99 Yhe c~vr pi- pular daytime livach and Cocoa Beach areas. meeting room of the Florida t~*_ L DEAR CANADIAN; Thanks! pected to sit with grandchildren Mrs. Smith. the ftite U.D.C. class in oil painting taught by 1\ The public is ,Aelcowe, Power and light Comp,any. 301 / who were Your letter c Disision thairman of his Ms Mildred Babcock is being prosided reservations are N MyrtleAsenue Sanford The U I. disrespectful She said she had Confederate Museum, was offered again. The class will macte by calling 339-1322. speaker will be J. T. TurDEAR . My 8&-year-old tsu 'ed Sons who each had -%' 1, introduced by Mrs. Wallace and mept Parh TiiPedw., sand //-~ n -/ nipseed. who will take as his mother always sUirts un an — si&4v. L__ ._j_ .. " __ she described the museum with Thursd,ay fruin 9 a.m. to n n, topic the St. Johns River argm. ent with tile wheneve*r we many pictures Project h4",t. beimnnini \Iarch 9 and endine I mm m rwrnimc ..... si) ,.,.s.... Housing the museum is the April 1. Fee for the course is other two boys were mean and $15.' Ilegistc. - for the Oil Power and lAght Co. was the U ~ :I~ I 1-torms mouthy, so she refused to sit 4i %a ll bullid1n, on Florlln', We,I I Of ..'"'c 0 .1,51 0 4 \ .or .~ , & 14, 1 ; 0) L- OaSt, built between 1845 I, n d registrar's of fice located in the of the Seminole Chapter o! tbe ~ IM and a typical example of Administration Buildinp 0 / o & . " 0 i I . Old South. The only main campus Viable Alternatise" His talk :—. Bradlee McIntyTe House, the l8& Victorian showplace, will sta te, federate building ,, / I -> , -to was illustrated with slides be the starting point for walking tours of the [Angwood Iiistoric i houses one , of the finest Toastmistress 0 ." ._' showing y ' UUR I arams OW District Saturday and Sunday, March27 and 28 The tours will II ti ns of antebellum . . Toastmistress members will nuclear power is produced and begin from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday and from 1:30 to 4 p.m. ) " .. / %, / dl bQd~, ~I . . f~ 1 .,~ , I 01 furnish.ings to be found in the be doing what comes naturally the .safety precautions that are , I /I f I/ Sunday. U. - 1-:1-) --, as they compete in the annual taken to protect people and the . 1. , A small charge will be made for the tours. Receipts wffl go to In 1925 CC U - t If speech contest / banquet ensironment the continued restoration of the lradIee-McIntyre Houie which puCVL. 1 I 0 jamin Chapter ot the United J If 6,99 the Society saved from demolition and moved to Longwood in ~~ / . Daughters of the Confederacy Hilton house of fleet on Viest being conducted by Ira Wigley p \ / Wornen one pi' ( (jf),'o,rnr QI CV'-' CJri I ..J~ ) I1973 The exterior restoration is complete as is the interior the d I Colonial Drive in Orlando. of the Florida Audubon Society- restoration - but not the decoration -of the first and second . Secretary State, ' 11. Contestants are ' 71-7 Front or back zipper, mock layers, Helen made a trip to the cooling plant floors ,' \ / ed the mansion / \ ,." -'i. tucked or smock froits atyles an junior . / Ailmong other old Longssood structures included on the tours 2OOnd d ded itto the State J, ! . ., ), ( , misses and half sizes are Inside-Outside House, dating back to the 1870s, and Christ .. I ~ ~ i,I n___A -A 4- -4- _V00-1 Episcopal Church, which has been in use continuously since 1879. . - I - ) . . I . . . . . I . -_ . - I -I -, For further informat on contact Mrs John W Hall p '•' .10 ;;n npeoreetton to a I 1: Women s two piece pant uniforms Jr ________________________________________________ the estate to keep alive the / \ , \ Dacron polyester double knit Front SCC memory of the heroic Con or back zip, a variety of collars and 1 1 4 federate soldiers. The speaker Project 21st Century Woman who are thinking of training for Marriage Pocket styles. Misses ~ al C P ' e at Seminole Community a management position or ho _____________________________________________ / \ when hous ~ , \ . College ISCC) I.-, offering a want to inove up to a better 7,99 (Not pictured here) IV%. - __ I I _1 :Ij~_ 7~ II 1 --k white and blue hon. zontal stripe bodice, A --- kAm _________ -/ i- I I ~ for career ours Historic Longwood Slated -1 . J if - - -0M~_ __2i~F-1__U~~ 0 . . - Irls.-_ love s \ NI', / / - pants, of skirts. 100% Avlin* Polyester warp knit Choose scenic and floral p,,nIs. panel designiwth short sleeve styars Sizes SI MI. 1, " ) \. / ( * - J, / \ ,,- / /,) - - 'f . - r -! . t? : ;I i Tk / "Assertive Training for James Hooks Jr., 27, 1913 W Nield, 30, 951 Wolf Trail CB. Women" will be held April zu 15 Beatrice Hooks, ?3, 794 Vernon E. Franklin, 54 1511 through May 24 oIII the main Margaret Sq, WP Sultana Lane Mtld Antoinette campus In Room A106 from 7, it, Fri din, 1, SlIiC. barles 11. Jchnon, 21, 1'. l. 9'30 e consecutive Christopher L Sheaffer, 19, Monday evenings. There ery (W SaCV5 left in this Berrien 17, 1100 Elm Ave "Assertive Comm unicat ions Douglas Ave., Bertha E, Nix, from 7:30 - 10 p.m. on the main for Couples" will be held on the 62, same. cam pus. Rooms 1207 and 12M, Rany D. Klay, 55, 2406 main campus, Rooin A106 from and the Lords Prayer. "Imsu' ,for Women" will c April 28 through June 2 on six AdainsCt., PrLneCS.s M. Hanna, During the social hour, a o((eredM1irih16throuhMay 4 consecutive Wednesday 43, 172o Asnussood Ct ,Orlando William I. Even , , lit salad co.trse was served by the from 7:.0 10 p.m. on eight eenings. The course will and Roche.ter, md., Dung Thi awareness hostse, assisted by Mrs. consecutive Tuesdays at the provide gh Sctml Campus in techniques for couples who Nguyen, 22, 19 Apple Hill I / %lI 411 -__-__-_____. %wif 1 -- - CHARGE Week. fees for any of the courses or The meeting was held at the seminars. T1IylOrOn "Cnmnes Against Womin Mellon',illeMenue with Mrs. Protection and I)ctrents E.A. Sewell as co-hostess. ,Mrs. 1which includes a special I Taylor, chaplain, opened the meeting, leading tie pledge to be offered March 9 through the Confederate flag fo I / ! 1. IT' "t Snnfv'rd Plaza -M111111111111111 " P ': ____ ______ ,) __________________________ ___IL'a.•T,,u--_ - .--_ _----_______ __-_ — - Ip, sr ' __ , / ,, _ ______________ ,,.., ____ - $ ________ _______ V0 - LB . --~7 - -----I~ '' DON'T FORGET TO REGISTER ron A FREE CANNE SHOULDER PICNIC D HAM. DRAWING EVERY SATURDAY. LAST 71 - -, __ - -se ______ Q_ M I iii: . 7 WCCW*C WIMLI11=0 WAC ACTTV r%t%L1A1 f%C^U OF SANFORD. - j]Ie- . - --___t_ _ F P-;-JI%r j~~ 7"',-. - 1 __ ; I _- , - - - . * - - -`L-.--- -- -7-T _____ . - 01111~_ IF _ ~ 11 1 ~ 1 Il ~~i _5 Q1. 11 , .:1; _1 M - Special Special jI—- -_ - . -- a T - ' ,.'k. _i- -,-:Xo!-!~ Q 4 Lbs. Only a A $ ,W1 ,--t - . I. .-t,.I - 'r i I- -,A -~Ip ,-I-,-? 16 IS oz. each) -,A -_ (~' Tended I sausage - 0_ J '~~ - _, ~7_xv -~ -_ - -.- Bacon Wrappe d Pu r e Pork 1495 '1T%- _ _ 1.-1'k-!J I—3 =ir ;:_~ , ,.- '" -, - .. I I t~~ .1 - - - , _, :C -- _V7 "..' ~ n~ "I e_~k .~ 1,'O" , 4 1~,Jkhj Lz_ ,i:t~tr - .___T_-1i___ __4~t 1 ' L ru FREEZER SPECIAL £ I i A P.M. Open Sunday 1 -5 P.M. Ph. 323- N3 I I ' 0. Alvin Jamar, 49, Sandy Cove A serninar, "Women in communications and behaviors and guests: Mrs. Martin Brain, Apt 112 E Orange Ave., AS, Mrs. hlurrh Cornelius, Mrs. Management" will be he ld in their relationships. Call the college and ask for Ronetta R. Tuell. 3s, low thraigh Mity 20 from 7Donald Dunn Sr., Mrs. Fred April I Harris, Mrs. L.D. Hastings, 10 p-m. on the main chmpus, the Project 21st Century Estlanade Way CB. Elmer T. BuffIngton,23, E 24! Mrs. W.P. ficath, Mrs, C.E. Re-)m 1.213. The eight-part Woman office for registration (,cm. s a 'lar 1 fltnattio 19 I (t acfl( If' %t( II-'O 10 11,11 (OUrc' S i r son t'smrc Md all Mrs II L \lc ( 1! ___________________ iIIJLJL_- --_-_ ______ — -_ -- ____________ - -—— ~cm WW 5 1b. NM 32 Pure Ground Beef Patties . 10. f. ;I .- - _-___.-_-_— -----. ______________ - - - ,.--_- °' EACH _- . 1-1299F .. J,,' I ,49;.4__--.~1_1~ ~__,.,._ 1.I ;:,7"'. * .*~ t 11 \ 4 44 t-W_ ,.-L:---,,,~i a. _ Ill We M_ 0 __ W ____ __ SIIIRLEYMILLETI WITH -'I? Ui? ~i - ,_ WJIV_ PLUS so ek fl( S 's am F BEE I ron £ iOI)S -PORKPOULTRY - S IN STOCK OVER 75 SHIRLEY MILLETT .- I- _1*;;-r-l-ilw 6.?t~ _ -_l- W:t ;--i-t ; __ - 7.E_=~-_.F_ -t,-_UR56~.g - Z~ I i -i , ,t', ~ East Elect ric .' ~_ ~ ,~ - _; k-ZL~ . M f -~I,,_ = .,~!?ZrPIW-Z-__- :-_ - - - - - - - L. -- _____________________________________ -_ * _______. __ -- -_- -__-- - -___- __ - - -__ Altamonte CALL PLUMBING & WALLHEATING, INC iov S. Sanlord 32?.6562 PHONE 322.2374 HILDA RICHMOND 57.3 3167 (Mfona I NEWHOURS: MON.-SAT. --_ 9 to 6 -- _________________ ___- -__-- -k _ " -.2 -,-. __-_ - t 4$i ze - --_.. - -I __ ` i _,_ .. %, I :0I ---M 1I-Q I . I ________________ t 1:' _A Is'fess '' Fkw r - - Center Cut Pork Chops RUTH TUECH General - __, TWMi-W 2 OZ 32 Fish 'N Batter Sanford Altamonte Springs " - _ :frv,-_. _ -*0 - r Applications "j. , . _. . --_-.- -_ I. __ - - __ 'I:-_ Slated At I / ; ______ _________________________________ - - . and more White navy Sizes 1018 ..--- - __ __ 'I -- - -1.0 FRESH %w in Ithe neigkborhood? 4 not s Prowam j, L llvv Confederate Daughters Meet -- IAL , — IIJIuIF preemition and suggested hamga hand lireextinguisher // , I i I ../\ I ~~ , and solid skirt. Matching Jacket sithrnntriii;sa, tradition. \ X *. Polyester jacket __ ___ ) -'I A snaPPy 2-plece _____ 1- -~ - \ / ~'N' 18 . I /11 .~ *_~111 ;~~ - n , ."."-' — . women wh and blue. . _- . .- 0` T F_~ Uxr- A - .onmr.rs Red, I Ir I .- - / ' ""''"' t / - / - - . •"' J.* 06 - , , - I. Z__~l - . .',.". - \ 1 __ % '___1 M _i ; ; t . ~ I - ; .- k _. 71 / — :k w 11mi . I . ; - -!. "" - "r '; ___ - i ' ~ .1 T.I 1 / V~jr_` - ________ . II - you h, ad a whole column on fire - 'nN _5 . -- -.1 1. ~ __ ,1 life I'ill -f - = - - UMIMEMM . — : I _. .0 I - - tI ! f . - ' ill I I 1- I 'up shortening Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. - . '#', _ - -. 4 0 , -AI - I ~ z=- I _-. - % •---;-*-- ,- Llk, ~ C, - ,;-, , i lr~ 1. I i - , 1 .----, CHOCOLATE CAKE ti ____ L04 I -- I 1, - 4 . . 'I. - -' Ij , ' __ AMWW It . _. - I- - * ,ill, I _*4~.a' _ / I - - I / - Z_r_-, -, ____ - &V -ff Is i .1 1 11 1 ; -- ~~~.-,.,__ J_______ - * .. T'h1- - Ii 5 - lk~rzl _-_ . - .- - _ - Note: If using buttermilk, F ~. .- / . Salt and pepper to taste A"W I - - r - i .. I I ; I i/. / --* - p l y 1'. \ *_ - / ., ,- I 17 _ ,---~Z.i!--.... i- ti___r__ gr U .. Z ~W !, _.--. - - L % `"'~__ ____________ ___________________ ____ 111111111111111111111~1111illllll __ _ alty ' • / Reg $35 Men polyester poplin Stitch I i uro suit. Lined military style jacket with aress pants Assorted solids with doubo contrast stitching S,zes 36-46 regular,- Q01 . (" . s Sale - li - ,,;, / / - - * i / Reg. 27.50. Men's polyester double knit leisure suit with military style jacket' dress pants In assorted solids with double contrast Stitching. Sizes 36-46 regular: 38 to 46 long \ / - Sale * * * ,. / -, / ~ie '-' - / ---" - fo/ L_ * j\ 1 j Speci Her b.kInr ' 5irthdav cake for her (Ut steak in v ide strips, salt one cup, less tablespoons 1 cup snosdrift cup sugar mother, %%hensheasonl) nine lightly. Hour lightly, m ' cup BRUNSWICK STF%% 2 cups sugar 1 cup brown sugar firmls sears old. I don't suppose it selI.ri3ing flour and brown Pie-roast fresh, lean pork 4 squares bitter chocolate packed Mrs. Jack Hutcu. Forest City, tasted very good, but at least, I sides in CrLsco Oil In hot skillet. thotilcier or 3 eggs nell btaten ham in sufficient 4 eggs not only has an unusual first made it," she laughed. Put steak and all drippings in quantity to yield sIx lbs. 1 cup buttermilk 1 tsp. vanilla name. Clyde, but al admits Li tsp. salt Attrac tive and charmingly baking pan along with celery, chopped meat. Add the 2 cups sifted sel1ricing flour she likes nothing better than to modest, Clyde said, "My Family peppers, onion, soup, salt and following, 16 oz. size can 1 Tbs. vanilla 1 tP• soda get al the family together and Cover Cream shortening ik1tt epare a huge meal for them.k always liked foo,d, but I cook in preheated 350 degree I can whole kernel coru til up flaked coconut "its rewarding, because I love also like things that are easy to oven for about one hour, or until 3 cans tomatoes, tear in chocolate, and eggs, beat ill to Fix things and they love to eat prepare. I don't think you need steak is tender. Very good small pieces with fork fluffy. Add flour alternately 2 cups oats 1 regular or them," the said. spend all sour time in the kit- served over rice or with hot I can tomato sauce quick) with buttermilk and vanilla, When Clyde gets all her chen to have good meals." Two biscuits. 1 can small English peas Bake in 2 greased 9 inch pans, I cup gumdrops, chopped family together, it is no small of the following recipes are 1 bottle ketchup BISCUITS 350 degrees. 1 ctp chopped pecans undertaking, as she has nine Clyde's own creations: the 2 cups tufted self-rising flour 3 medium onions finely C1lO('OIatTEFItOSTING ': cup chocolate chips children teight , are married) Swiss Steak recipe ad chopped i cup shortcring 2 squares bitter chocolate, plus 15 grandchildr - -. c,c,iate cake. 1 Tsp. hot sauce About i cup milk melted Cream shortening and sugar, So hat does she like to do SWISS STEAk cup Woreestershire sauce heat oen 10475 degrees 3 cup cnntettlonerc sugar add beaten eggs and vanilla when she isn't working at her 3 lbs. round steak, thick Pace sifted flour in bowl, add '1 cup barbecue sauce t- s cup butter, or margarine Mix well. Sift dry ingredients full-tune job at Deep South? sliced shortening and cut in until all ' pint maple S)TU Cream margarine and sugar, together and add to creamed "Why, I enjoy whipping up a 2 cup chopped celery particles are as fine as corn Salt and pepper to taste. Mix add melted chocolate and mixture. Stir in coconut, oats, cake or something tasty, jw1 ' emi chnrrned rern nw1, Add milk and mix qulckly all ingredients and cook slowly enough milk t' !!c geed gumdrops pecans and ihi lUll ut it' sh said pepper with i fork Tarn dough out UI for four how's Very gcod whei spread, but don t allow it to chocoldtt chips Form into bails Cly-3e prefers Southern I, cup chopped onions lightly nourcd board. Knead servi,-d with W ,rbecue. Will become thin. Fill between and place on greased cookie lmhti 1nll out a rid cut with cmi a cro w d , or !nlf, for i laers 1(1) ml cmdt chctt Priss flat ;ith fork People In the ,North eat more I c floured cutter. 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If corrected for an improvement you know of any possible way to in your overall app,varance. 4V )'1 If you are a candidate for / 12-3 _A- I ~ 011's-'MA -, I U &.-. 1 S I.! . IM I \ WLcOM'YO I -ME CLoo., by Garry Trudeau frn#1 ; / ii 1.1 i d ' — 'h' . / ____ Z )1i If'AII 7/,47 r,i2 fl14?,.kY 7EJ15ip , f, __ r- 7/q.4 RK,HT" 1 A641ii. Rib End * 9 e o 9 9 e 9 LB. e * SIRLOIN END Sirloin Steaks Ls. $1,968 T. Done Steaks LB. $1088 " ____ " ___ Delmonico Steaks omwillipealpow . . 0 * 0 8 LH. IIIIII28 . . c 1*58 L B. $ LB 'I CENTER CUT Loin Cho s 68 Cube Steaks $1018 - Round Roasts LB. $1*98 -— _ za-,- . .:i,-. =---'Zix;~a __--, ; -- - ------__ - _,,-. .%_~v!_~~"_ $ 1 #28 $ k $ 1.28 To Bone Steaks LB. $ 1 lp58 Shoulder RoaStS LB. $ 1 goe ;=__ __ I $1.28 Chipped LB. Ground Chuck Rump or 98 LB 68 LB. Jif' JIJ ATL, 9_W ___RNT7_5MEPWff~ - t-M FOUND • r-- _______________________________ - ,~! - 49 usage Ni!__ ___ 12 Cl 98 :-_t-4 -- I - -1-__ -1-1-3-IF-7-.:,..--___ ___I, -,__- ._;--___--_ : V i~ 7~. !I. . ___._-__-______._____ __-_ . _ --~ __ -_" .t _11_-M ~g~ - __ - _._,_, 'rz--Z -L-=f 7 ~ a~ , r __ =- VIA~l Z -1,M JZ_ _ . " __ - W__~ ,: a ______ C 98 LB. Cooked Ham N- r_7~4" - C LYKES SLICED $10991 . $1029 Meats Dinner Franks Sirloin Pattift FROZEN -. M COPELAND REGULAR or BEEF CHOPPED 3 LBS. BOX L.. -_ IF"---- iL SHIced Bacon E TRA LEAN 10 OZ. $ 1 *89 _____ __. -' _ -----.-- I _._ __ __ -I- . - -- _-_ 1, - - - , I - _ - __ . I ARMOUR * TESTENDER BEEF S - FRESH DAILY Mixed Fryer Parts Pabst Beer ECON-0- 98c L.. USDA GRADE A FRESH 6 PACK 12 OZ. BOTTLES Chuck Roasts NO DEPOSIT$1929 - ____ ____ - - PAK Grimind 113"if 3 HIND QUARTERS C FORE Q C L B.39 I WI k MORE FAMILY PACK J ,iz : -, !~.'_~11 'i i2%111--I~ 1 USDA GRADE 'A' FRESH Oysters Breasts, Drumsticks C DEPOSIT PT 88c Whole Fryers FAIRWAY FARMS HALF GALLON 89c Grape Jolly SOFT DRINKS LIQUID SHORTENING 6/99c Wesson Oil Shasta 79C lit c Dog Food 69 Detergent r_ LB. - - is oz. In a 10-inch skillet beat to- Luncheon Meats 6/$1e39 79c - - t __ 1 ,4 —_-- 1 1 ! I 1 . ----N ----- I i r , . - _., i I -, - 4-;,- - k- Z-4-i4i -tr., -: $1*98 !.- * , ",M - : .v-:k~- -4?-W! - "5' "4 r ,N~.,.T,- .;,;,r AW _ ,;: -i, V 11 il j '17 _ *~ %;q= -I- -.% P?-4 = - fj~, :.F' i.- *4 "r, _ , 76.1 : _~0 , ,~ . , ~,& ) — k_%,,~-.e 4 _~ 'A I , 'A", r k " 6,31~ ~- " ~N Tv. t~~ . JIXV _ . ~ Ii r :; ': LLA 1IJ_ ,t1, Asparagus LB. OLIVE, PICKLE, PIMENTO, BAR-BQ DUTCH, SPICE LUNCHEON COOKED SALAMI, OL D FASHIONED LOAVES . ~L t- . __ C Pole Bea flS LB C 33 __ v 'r -'--; - l Celery t4 -Q ~g !iII COUPON EXPIRES31O76 C 1 -- DAILY VEGETABLE I WITH I COLESLAW& ROLL I 29 ON LNHTE OSPEClAL HOT Fried Chicken __ STALK - I I i 4 -T EACH Sweet CornEAR12c ,, -- LB PKG 2 . w __,.. .1.1-41. ,_?,r~ *_~ i -A - A - 1-5--w1-A-0 !_ *V-O~P -. 1 ~ ~ *_1 I m .----------------------- Carrots t ,:- I ~ ____F_17_ 9 I.;-"T!:dT,-;1,'..ft _ ., , . _V A f-MW 1ir.S.~~ ~-J I ":7-~_tL- I--,-- ______ - - -",10 - __ _____ . - - I Save ~__r%', ,-,d ~ V. .- -_; -_-.4r_-.;,T- UL A, - - -I,- K6k --V,~~ , `fO.,X T: - L AND UZI TH9SE COUPONS FOR EXTRA VALUES -- ,d 1,;)0 :wx~! ;~.r%;, - .* -,*~J,'P,~r*- Mi~~ - -,, - Mdkv W -6MITZ34n; --:i_ ';tsl 1149-_~zi-, -"-1 #!~Mlns-_--~lw , , 11 •• •3 - .1 __--~ got I - -. pIfor Patter Si i 72 OZ. BOX 49c LB 58c il '4 FROZEN CALIFORNIA L.. '• .. $1o Mullet $ KEEBLER COOKIES PUR EX FROZEN FILLETS Box KEN -L RATION WISE TWINPAK _---_ CUT-UP or $2998 28 1_4'_ 25 LB BAG s1. 09 Dog Food _ 24 01 1ALSh II FA?iILY FARE CHEESE I 2 LB. JAR 99C L B. FRES'I KRAFT Ice Cream Addonlon,celerylea%es,ceIery andcarrots.Bringtotheboiling I pointSinimcrcovered,forlO I\ I minutes stir in OrCgafl'* Simmer, uncovered, for 3 more 48 LB - I 0 N8 _x Pink ShriMp L.. :i &:&_"...Z_ ._*f_i; ~~v FROZEN MEDIUM LB. - --V -. - '_ FRESH STANDARD Thighs, I V AT CUP MEAT COIJNTFP MONEY SAVER FAMILY PAK PEPSI COLA I :1I _ 1- L B. 68 _~~_rl.~___~r~~ ___ , - - ._ i;- --- ____ __1 _J C -UP, DR, PEPPER COFFEE r~ —,- __ I I ________________________ -- CHASE & SANBORN - - Z .. 30L Stow Beef SIRLOIN TIP or BONELESS ROt LED Roasts - I RATh HICKORY SMOKED LB. $ 10 LIMIT 1 WITH S5 00 OR MORE ORDER &ta LE. BONELESS BONELESS Eye — -- LB. - 1:a"'L.31 3 LS OR MORF FOR ECONOMY LB. : : Short Ribs ROUND BONE Shoulder Roasts • Club Steaks MONITSAVER FAMILY PACKS 910C LB t n CROSS RIB Eng!esh C : • = ] Rib Chops. III e is is 9 * $ ,B. • I 98c Skloin Steaks 4*38 58 BONELESS warin "its is" or with vanilla ice crearn. Stakes 6 servings. Note: Any pastry trirrunings - __ I . . CENTER CUT BONELESS Shoulder • $10 * LB. 0 0 0 0 0 0 Whole Loin CLIP 1E I ''i!I I 0 ___ FM RIB HALF or r— )'651Z% / - ~ this with uneven edges, trim to this size. With n pastry wheel, cut into six &inch r,quares. Core apples from the stem end, but not all the way through. With the tip of the apple corer, flick off the blos- • • CUT Loin End LB. V Aim- -t ~*Iwrzrl-__ -, :,I . ~ . ;. - . . . r ; . • • CENTER CUT ab~tut .1 inches long ard 3.3 &.%/q IN ANY VEJT Roasts Dash of pepper I. cup chopped onion Celery I-aves tied tiiii0i heavy white ead sl each 3cus about 3 inches long and 14 ivich wide SOfi w3s wearing ~iilief, , last seen"' Y51ELFe C CUT 4 teaspoon salt C~ ~ I, _.~ IL / appreciate any kind of exercise or anything that I cel.dd do at until Your growth Is more fully . BLADE Chuck b" I tab vspoon butter or - I L _r:ilf_Atzr. - !.=- . : P# DINNER FOR FOUR FISh Steaks Potatoes Plus Rolls Apple Pie Beverage I CELERY PLUS Just-right seasonings help to simple vegetable ma dish delicious. I . ,.,_._4_.v 0 _____________________________________ cot PtCiC& es 1 t ___ . - t , 14 .. It 16 OZ. BTLS. ,I I 4i . - 11 uniersit', melicaJ center ? my nose You see, Iiia%e a ery 0 . _______ Ch exposed part of the apple Serve ~, Pork k,IDu dpiLut pL.* It 31~A ' PRICES EFFECTIVE Place dumplings well apart in a buttered shallow baking pan. .75-deeree Bake in a Dreheated " ovenuntilapplesare tender when pricked with a fork - 35 I 7 -- procem, with remaining apples. . - ______ SHOP WITH THE FRIENDLY FOLKS AT 2690 S. ORLANDO AVE. square with water. Bring two adjacent sides cf the pastry up over an apple: seal edges thoroughly but not quite up to the top; turn back the corners slightly to expo3e core cavity; OJ repeat with other edges. Prick . - 1 ________________ caitles wigi be small Moisten ed ges of a pastry _-- - I Z. W ASSORTED 1 3 teaspoons of the apricot pres I I 1 ft. PORK I I."". 11 I . .I A .. .'~ V~: , i , - V , i_ . - .1 , . . 77W . I ,. I - I - , I.... I .._. . - ._.. 1 .. I - I ARMOUR* AML - -) monthly bleeding with such a treatment regimen i unrelated to the ability of a wonian to get pregnant. For information refer you to one. 0 "filki Quarter Loin II using a small metal spatula or * the t1p of a spoon handle to help y ou do so beause the core by Dick Tumor cons0tation with a plastic surgeon who does rhinoplasty (nose surgery). Your family ossIble1 will i3 u r CARNIVAL 1 -_ 1 -I 4 app hole Placeanappletnthecen. isICIa o simple, effective and good results are commonly XA6.4 1)4E!f) i._ I 000NESBURY -IHArP)JNVP,A&F?IrEAPMIRER cloU, with a floured stockinetcovered rolling pin, roll it out to ding with one spade it holding TUMBLEWEEDS / t.ange On a floured pastry Therefore, in order fcr East to have more than 15 high- It is not too unsound. South most interesting questions %ill hat, However, reduction of the size P!ck up the queen of clubs and will receive copies of of ncees is done every day in IN aturallY, erough, he post. JACOBY MODERN.) __ __,,__, ___. '' _______________________________ i ey of spades A Texas reader wants to Pass - 1 GOLDEN APPLE DLMPLINGS astry for a 2-crust 9-inch pie 6 small Golden Delicious _______________ j' , N __ Apricot pre.serves Flatten the pastry into 'ow South attacks clubs bv le3dirg the jack irom dummy. If East ducks. -Souffi lets it ride, if East cove rs South proceeds to finesse successfully against West's lo spot. Both vulnerable 10 Idt. when they are stopped the lining Is shed. This "period" is induced artifically hormones indtcisnrpIi?ianr,p* I 1MPgOVMT P, I AQ632 SOUTH A 9 10962 — , 11 Ile hormones build up the lining of the uterus (womb) in wond 01 FRANK AND ERNEST - am L b It's expensive and it's not pleasant but ivs a short procedure. I am in favor of DEAR DR. IAIMB - I am, directing 3ne"i attention ing ssible towards the actual problem. I 1 ; I [~ &1074 or for The Health Letter, nurnb-.r - I I . L I — I "I __ . - MV _N__nW_yff1 Fer , :. - - . EAST AAQJ4 !_S c 4#_, I-0 enough pastry to enjoy with the You can do anydiing that wi!l tW ; " r~',) ,, ) I i,* \ / t a - *~ .% C. - -;V~n._-;u. 1-11, . -I'.. I _r .) V IC I - ~~~ by Al Veltrillitter DAY W E'L L ALL BE -30UEEZED -7,- — Our answer is that we like to open this hand. We count important An Indi%Idual who our spot cards in the black In the past dccade there has thinks he has unattr acti v e its suits as fully worth two points Match p th been some conlu.cion regarding physical features will bø emphasis on over tricks and 'pen ir spite of holding Illenstrual periods- and fertility. hartidicapped for life. You need shotild tend to help a rubber. only 10 airtwil high-card Women who have been taking to either gain proper per. bridge player ia finding out point5. sequential Nrth control pills spective concerning your special ways to score the cm. (Do you have a question tract trick. and interrupt the medicine features or else they need to be for the expitirts? I,Vrife ,,Ask monthly for artifical men- corrected. South finds himself in a the Jecobys" care of this slightly unsound four-heart newspaper. The Jacobys will stration will continue to have contract after East has open. this response as long as they I am sorry to say that there is ed the bidding with one answer inchvidual questions It stamPed. self-addressed take ftse pills and foflow the d / WEST chance Of being picture it would be really dif- 'Pill-3 4V Pass right. maybe even greater. ficull ior me to know whpther P= Documented pregnancy after you are E-yaggerating your Opening If-ad -2 & the age of 56 has never been problem or not. In any caie it reported. disturbs you arid therefore it is .. - , 41= .L -Z I/, "I,." — I &~:_ ,/ v — . __ / d1'1 — r' r' rL —is 'flt' C I L J — u ) Ili. I • -" 1-- " (t L. 91 %w i %-• I 'Ilt./ I ll( precautions aren't tpken. I disagreewith her. She will look for you- (!!~_~~. . .1 "I . ONE T0NSIL "NER!p ME Tco)o Har , uN-I k QJ Dr. aithfult. She says that it 13 possible for awainanof age 6o - BLON DIC A10963 vQ17 • We use small apples for our dumplings not only for thE sake 40 of economy and calories, but because then there's just pones the club play until the end of the hand and before he gets around to it he wi found that West held the kind NORTH AK75: . - . __ Ll /,!]A - , - "'.1, / r I , .. ---, 11 -I 1 I , I Lu' UGHr 0 ir. -,!;) ggfiffiftk6W Eriu I ilff is. ____ 7w_-Z M 'EEO.' J—\ ) ' — t 1 FIVE. SEC ONDS! I our tasters cour&e at weekend supper; in this case h benefit from being sersed with anilla ice Crea m. — T4 S, -.: I b I A a I That's when dic), ;ire ji t tilvir best. We like to offer them after a main course of scrambled eggs and sausa ge at weekend brunch. They are equally delicious after a light main MI BRIDG E WIN — — 41 - A ' — ,r i • I . 60 I S1=16d You try the following I "" j . . .. ~ - returns are there. — 3 :--.*,r - — _r .-.. 58 Heimdohl by StoUeI & 50 51 152 _____________ - that the dumplings weren't business involvement today e could be rather 'ricky. Study VOURBIRTIIDAY 'he matter indetail 'fltinkcach Starch 4, moe through This coming year you LIHRA(Seot. 73-Oft. 23) Not become involved In e' much will b~ accomplished if small situations that ciuld help r, you select only the avenues Of contribute to your material least resistence. Effort wins security. Be enterprising. 11X- 1) '39 : 'tu7_' Atlt --- ~ Treat your tesources with " p,d,,t respect today. Don't let $1 ?~ them they were their own. Avoid the roles were reversed. 33 3' — — -,/I lUdillo . if ~'OLI're refused a request by someone whom you'd do the same th.ing for If I ____ - ____ uv - preserves are Just the right ad money. _,~ --- ~~, 2~-_~ :I Fruit Compote Salt and pepper to taste with the cldckcn. Remove m os t we used a few wing tips, hrLs CHICKEN BROTH Bring all the ingredients ex. of the hardened fat from broth; and gizzarda that had been pound broi1er.fer, whole cept the salt and pepper to a we recommend leaving a little stored la Extra chicken parts, see boil, skim.Simmer, covered, of It for both color and fIaor broiler-fryers. Note below until cen is under — abou t Heat broth, adding salt and 2 quarts water 1 hour. Remove the whole pepper. Makes about i I medium oon, pcIcd cthn and ccken pare arid qr •1 diid dcen will I hi i iii i I large carrot, pared 1 store in refrigerator. Strain the be excellent for sandwiches and 11 7M I I rib celery with leaves broth and chill, the onion, car- salad. : . 'i t(pflofl fri'1 ro! a n d r'isrv rn.ly tx 1'rr'i 'VnW Note: For U chicken parts .1-1 - I dillon: several of .-X;n % 6- 4A.. 4-,-.. -.r-. -,over nir un&r your marr. I —1 — r_ - . AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 191 pointment today, be realistic ~ (Dec ' teaspoon salt pastry, Golden Delicious apples and apricot pre. serveaMe apples have a deli. cate and lovely flavor when they are baked and they hold their shape well, particularly if you use those whose skin is still ) aprova1. CANCER (June 21-July 20 21 - IORN ie ;;v ! : :I ;1 rp 19) Though what you may do - he good of wesm.an today. You could be today will be done for' sold so fl~lnu_v Wd be better all COMWned, it's not your methods will win their off wttlout 52 Theater s gn Bo s name 57 31 I ;- Hurt feelings will result if an 43 Sss $1fl901 46 Evil 47 Press 25 Spanish ladies 1 4 Motive 5 Fnitie 6 102 lRoman) SP ' ~ ~ a ..- I fraternity lab 36 Htqh (comb form) I 71!1 4 Fniae deer 3 )i 1 AT AWZ - V6 I i,_ -i, i 3 ~ 1 ~ 1 ,. 1~ `~ , . ___ L . -1 PREFER \ ' CI\ —' '" 1 22 Ettnctbvd 63 Cau se to stop 24 OrPol lob 1 64 Doctors lab 1 .'S Ocean shore DOWN 28 Stretching muscle I Lute .12 Inlet 2 N-ght twd5 — J by Art Sonsom / / 58 Over (Contri 61 Antique ca, ____ - _-__ 1M LIAViJ -- - - - THE BORN LOSER . ~ .1^ '° '7 ______ f' Ships _________________ ___ Wednesday, March 3. 1976- SB R'1 ght Touch To Golden Apple Dumpli ngs Add With wax paper; grease paper. preheated 35degree oven until 1 cup grat ed (medi um-fine) Stir together the flour, baking a cake tester inserted in nter sharp cheddar cheese, powder, baking soda and salt; comes out clean — about 35 iightl packed stir in ch eese and tarawa ln.i minutes Turn out on wire rack, I tablespoon cara way seed riledwin mixing bowl beat eggs remO%e paper, turn right side 2 eggs until i vory color, add but up Cool before tlicing and I butm1lk termilk and beat in enynbin, Sr%1n with butter. W, tuu, 111d)- feel that de. Grease bottomis and sides of Add flour mixture; stir until I.!GIIT SUPPER lightful way about the dessert two small loaf pa ris (each 717 by moisteried but still lumpy. Turn Chicken Broth especially when it is nthdC 3' by 2 1 1 inches); line txlttuIflS into Prelred IUIS Bake in a Club Sanlh If with flaky SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nob. 49 Daybras ) N ot *Il Fa1fev 12 H CECILY BROWNSTONE Auoclted Press Food Editor Charles I.amb, the great Eng lish essayist of the lRSt century, rote • A cannot hate a pure heart who refuses apple dumplings.- L ' _____ " ' 1976 4 .1 - .I MO 0 -- HOROSCOPE :f qtAlt tie - A.-I"...-diiiiiiii— Pzzie i c - : 7~~-qr_Vr_i- , - __ ----* -_ r-_-, ~_ - -- . .. --- - �____ — . _l - - - -. - ________ ______ - - __ -, 6BEvensflgHer.I5flf0 Fl -- Wednesday March) 1976 ! - -------.----------.-.----.-------------------------- - --- -----j- - - TI AtIr !IIfttI I ICTItiIfV Ilt 1 *.IPID N II 'V 1 V UI,U1 i(UTC I E1b 1 Il CLASSIFIED ADS ILIUJ l itd _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 1 00 Wednesday op sea-ut Army xoect. has L . _ €I) Mt FAVORITE MARTIAN ________ 2 - __ 4 I N3C 6 1-30 FAMILy FOCUS .VES AP €1) NEWS Seminole In T . '• of (ho Wr o4 1812 and as PnsteqtoGreataitain PW1of iv DCCTOn _____ 4 1'o"tng tvgl'iiy --- _______ STREET ti) tMAGESOFAGw3 A ag of P J I €1) 700 CLUB flutI'i Roman 1957 Spy &a ~ 857 2 JM1'lOS Cotxsn Tally Savalas 12 CHICO AND THE j MARYHARTMAN MARY ,, ____________ ______________ s Sirx,i the - - bring back all humazut> U.N, Committee on the Peace- hu.rrjIs,tjlt.s but lx enut rs- I) Grahn CELEBRIT N 4 DIIYE.II TUf1t FH5I I CflIIAIS ,. - thngir ,, '-"-'"' 2 1' '- 2. 12 VHE ' ma ' MERV GRIFFiN SHOW 2 ERS FOR- ..)NE I 4 ..__ Au of the International (.ouncil of Scientific L'nio.,s, of cr%Lse t nti ed. iThe decisions tnken LONGER BE (U) I.. IT IIM Dt lfjk.j 5-4()w I _I S ea Acrea c Tr (, LOOK A I4ERC! A IOeiy 2 bedroom home in cream puff $uIIycarpeteO, $l,UWOO*n, & take o'r payments of S13.5 mo 365 3531 6750fl1 such carbo d' if signs of life are f,j Freshly pikd cabbage, wholesale or retail (lurk Farms. Lake Fruit F'r Sale ssill be Biologists 1&--Hel oer by the earth's higher by any temperature, humidIty arid lmm.ilbtely. For persona' in tervkw see MEts Sands Thursday new ome Moving to art fection m I bedroom, OLDER TWO STORY 3 bedroom 7 t,.asri, carpeted throughout, mint COndition as TIC 177 500 Cash only Call 323 7953 after S f . I Ill __________________________ In one of Sanford's fur.er rlgh. u Ctnth 1.42.500 BALL REALTY D • i Aenb0 ---- t (.J ',, V N 803W ist s CAMIBE LEASI OPTION $ '00 'h 1792 PhOne lfl — 1971 Dodge Oat-f SwInger 1966 English Ford Crtina, id 11 Used m" . - 117 Lon ond - - I whitewlInredinicrior 17 795 Call 1taIl,w" _ _J S BODY SHOP n.wk 'haust air cone gwer aes. etc Call 3231717 Su pplies ----'--- Casselb"rry 17 92 8)0 4706 a ' a 0 _____________ .' ______ -. _ c" 62—Lawn Garden _ - -_-_-_- 0 0 __________________________________ '0Fi St _____________________ CONTRAACOP S EQUI'MENT -- F PP. EQUIPME.IT - _____ I Sales Rental Service 41' Magnol., Avrnie I ____ U II L U I ____ 'I ____________________________________________ ______________________________ __________________________________ _____________________ PROFESSIOPIAL MAID SEP. ICE For ci,' ftgnat.' Cafl Cath,. 171 ntay $35') 4 2 dr Rent (llut LuStre Elecrac carpet I f1 - I OD IPACTOR CCMPAPIY 68—Wanted to - Buy For usrd furniture, appliances tools etc But 1 or ict ems double wkte 3 Bedr®m Only at Kulp Decorators- 51993 I - 1101 Sa 60--Office ____ offer. Ph. 3210415 - ------- 1 ______________ CCI ca iori Vhides tx'i head new canvas full ew S2Sq Yard - - T-'.- 2915 Hwy I? .1 c' btJ _______________ vi .U: '71 GMC trans. 1,l95 '65 TrIumph YR 1, ilqflway46vIea,rk(.t5,flf t)&JC('d II lighs 678 s569 TAFFER REALTY Flu Oviedo - Duplex turn Or _________________________ wonde,Iul 1 about to happen to qcj$l,ttejo nUrers Call TO See Best oiler. 4 e ?r M 530 pm 372 2369 ------- SWAP SHOP FLEA MAR KET ________ - Iflstal(Mcj(, SANFORDSEWINGCENTER _- ____________ - Sinks SeAisg table Sold new lot- s.ie so 4ssume balance of $l($, or 17 2IMMER. I? wtdC, 1 t,edroom. _______ Irp'. li * SW MMING POOL SALE * PooldisIrbutOr mustsell balance of 1975 pools complete with Sun d.ck, imOt . -- Ch - ems, hanging baskets. - 19195 French ár T L 'RI 721196.37. 19$-I uu utii IOUCII ditoned $18750 MAtE OFFER ,IJST outside city mmi's Sanford -_ Coupe, vinyl root & interior, A.t 373 i:'so a ter Pr.ce. Want to Buy— A bOdy b-ag, boxing - - PAYTON S CHILDREN SWEAR - near tisning anti swimming ct-a Phon.. 14) *303 Illeyre ... _______________ fop, 5.375. Phone 3230135 one3': 1674 R I Meundise * ' Gpt Em While * Realtor - r-.rI 11 _________ — r-oL . d)'.t) CUSTOM I3EAUTY- Truly elegant _--_- _____ --- across from DeLand Airport, - -_____ ______ bedroom 1", b.ths masonary 74 000 BTU GE Central Air Con central heat and air. Quality and aittoning Unit Used 3 Mos. 323 rentwhile papers processed FHA 7772 after 3 3.11991 . - Prne3flhi3-4 - hlrdwOOd floors nice shactv located plot Onty S19,IQ0 P,5 Avø C'nv'me'n! to 'cres - _ _____ I Noe*priencenecenary,withf, weeks expense paid training in garage extras gatore 513 500 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES V Hirtiwick Broker ( II k mower trc'Or 8. b cycle w - _______________ Cash to, wvecPed ir lunk cars we Cadillac 19451 dr gleen ntwhre" tow away 7 dsy week Call pint. It rTWf r•tf" S.' Collec', Orlando 564 2'IL m V BEPHEP SAUCTION TV l':O S 1renh. 323 1734. arowingoperaton Saltfrerwater - ivt' port ays, Some see IV dan 'er - _____ *i GR()W A GA RDEPI - £ r.r - , .. 2017 5 FR ENCH (HWY 17 97) thts-3n - for uaIety Plo iunk Attend one of - Lake Sylvan, 36 acres, isll or part. LAND PusH SPECIALS PEAL ESTATE SFERRED i 6061 afferhrs.$31.1i70 WHITE MOTOR CORP MuRCOYT inother lead to OWNER IRAN - ___________ '50 - Call before lOam, or after 3p.m. - _______ ca 212 Holly Avenur thatlifeh9soriginatedlwby f.'user3 rna p lenced Chopper Gun Gel Coater and Boat Layup Pei-s.in,et Needed Call Collect, 901 315 porturtlty with plenty of room advancement EntP,uslastic only 6—Child Care organIc compounda '' Parts 53—TV Radio-Stereo per ace , i4dft-Y ojd\O[ COUNTRY Southern Comfort Wt1tiI __- Drive off Markham Woods d - . i L t $1 AT i I - C) ' ---------------- 3737833 3 tIP, I bath, huge corner lot on We Pay Cash U Up4'ghf I' er S c..r r.tahv furniture, appliances, booi& anhicucs Being the fastest Appliances growrnq auction service in ._.:. Florida roon central heat & air wather,breakqat, carpeting. One -a'id augrestive personality s the -_- States %ikjng ehicIe to land on 323 51 701Cc imecctal Wednesday,March3,17j-7B 68—Wantedlo Buy l? Cu. Ft. Westlje upright 43—Lo?.-Acreage ote I 1OUR 11TH! Hf aALES CLER K-- Experienced In Y affected n en 6 LOVE OF LIFE PlO REWARD 121 ogil atallcosts,forstudy; theother wants to kill them forfeartji 4 PHIL WILL 530 (Thurg ) "Salute to ponr ______ lI$vtam i uNITED NATIONS, ?.Y. committee for the cornmiUee's lAP) — Sclentlst.s are arguing Infmatlon at tic request Texas Tn St1IHdT 8.6TH ______________ 6 MERV GRIFFIN evcntuall 12 - E mc-t,le h)me 321 0741. Pi,' patio, double garage $17500 paneled family room, beautifully 52 ____________- (--'(.5 ro,e in rural area, Willing In ELEGANCEI Custom built 3 ??b Lake Ave., $31,500 make repairs and or clean up in fl SEVERAL 10 acre tracts, bedroom home on over %ijed OTHER THAN MYSELF Hi FULL CP(ARG BOOKKEEPER- cktibed 1960 (Tuns) Towti lIyltX)u5)43llywvodstar _..! y) REI(W'i ( s. 5 -Lest & Found -' n £ - ________________________ 2 PHIL flONAHUE snow 6 MIKE DO.A$ SHoW 9 MOVIE (P.xi) Ne,oqcn 11-30 2 TONIGHT C) - at 725 and 8 4 6 CIIS NEWS (f 4 7 3(3 locJ taPtnts to fOSeft an hot o ' f - -______________________ SHCW A 6 JOSSi Coftor mguez rn9 T1- 2 IRONSIDE 4 GILLIGAN S 4 b THE GUID$NGUGI{r 6 JACK JONES IN CON Johnny ______ 200 to oo 9 525 000 PYRAMID rent, $100 month Broker Owner - TURNS lION aIij,chg • ,, futzer -- 5)00 •,Ou Realt bedrooms, 2 battis I236321or3fl0 ______ ISYP fHA1lNAtClNG GPEGORY PI'OBILE FIOPF'I O3 Ort-indoDrvv P I tath. C8 home, central -- (s:;,frINIMuMcHA' me ties. —Houeh&dGoods _________ )BR8rickl4ome 410 ManoI,a Ave In oost - - F TKs , Homes 42 -4,'thIe _______ - EveningHerald,SnfordFL 41—Hojses S - - -- MONDAY lhru FRIDAY - - H reaulifUsoak%haaediotFth -, boat rentals and ec moorage Adit 32? 4470 2 Bedroom lccnted oniarge. Sr.8ded. private lot, Iurr,isht'J, $150 month. 831- 9993 €D MOVIE HS RING tS4Cperato W STAR TREK - C RAC KE RBAflREI. 'Ri 6 NBVS __________________________- ____In? resort sc:,rI ;;r u .i flu canoe 100 4 MIDGAy - Ste n t OUMEA KIT (A) 1255 ANDTHEINDIVGUAL(T) T ( ELbIRiC 6_Is C' 3 100 and ' 322 - 2611 RASCOLE1iDAS R0w ir see Oafldcl(parldthenation *1 FEEDftcç ner - , rQ(n (Wild) '%OMAN ALIVE 2 12 TAXEMYAD10E -. €1) RIN TiN TiN 35—Mcbh ------ 3 Morning Adams—Diploma, (1809- €D (t.n) A t3IT tMTH KNIT ,fl) 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL MENI - This) OWELJ. THOMAS REMEM- R) (Tags, Wi. 2 12 TOMORROw ttw Homes ________ - _________________________________ I responJs to a f fryn jn oSj whose husband, a ro. _________ 34—?Mblle _____________________ ______ ___ -:- ____________________________ - - -- - . I I T AV / We Buy Furniture Ff , 3 - A ____ '- - ______ - _____ %IUUD iIluI - -- -- r ___________________________ - - - - - - ______ ________ - & - _________________________________________________ d' auto parts including recei in ____ r Q 2 9 4 6YOUNGANOR1,1 El U 0 C A K A M KCEH C U Q 5 4 I NE EU QUEEN IA EEl E Pemitioiit,on,,, riage benefits CofltlptvnnelOffce EMUENIEIRUNIICHLCHC An Equal Opportunity Employer u - D i t,ACHINE G N TO E R M Si N U - BAMBOO COVE APTS room aparlment, Ne-'A Unfurnished rII . furnsticgunfurnte ___ lYearLeases - p apt turn or unfumn Adu$t 323 1,,:IZ1room IBR II cat-pr ten ctn thi ca W8II Wa Beauty Care P(AI,KIV A SI)0 Value 870or$39777,/j - Pest Control Iteautilul tan leather tnt ?3995 7 2000PH?RDTOP 2995 ' _______________ r Central A&II - - -'.-.;.-__ -.- .-.---. -. * '7 6 519E First 3fl s74 ExperT roof repairs Ilt roots or car This week special ____________________________ GREAT USED CAR BUYS. teriom Exterior Plasterin I laster Patching & s mutate and green leather antertorl - -. (toying a new home' Moving to an throughout - Roofing .- BUICK PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK H I L N N II M A C R E M I H G 0 P F — t _____________________ t ,%rid men , iii dren s Drapes Quilts. .,.tk.k. *( 1 Onlvt.i 3 cQrnPle$P Tornorro,, -c -- & 5ittt To tOp J ii '_•_i'__f_ . I Watson Macic . .--. - • S heraton-S f t'ii'td', \torc I I 32—House-; Unfurnished —______________________________ If1t('fl1,ltla th.in I )OO O()() . •1 CuRd ii A ' FEATURING N TOSSEDSA ADa DRESSUtGSI FRI 5i SUN d iittIflit _, & refrigerator central heat air garage. Large yard. new carpeting I,rge pan.tfed _____-= OTHER __ I' ________ CELICA O'ner 323 05'? ---------- - 3,S797g )Be-ctroo.nonlarue lot onlakc-iront Phone 377 tr $tOO epo-s $0 1677 - -. SANFORD I ______ - ________ ________ _____ 3 cRE5 4 pr,ujo 222 7148 500,? ofi SQ 46 Geneva vild n 69x71 uSed as 31)5215 ¶UPREMt I V ROADSTER U '7 Carpentry tiou'ei Remodeling Additions MObIC H(m J ___________________ Jk.€Ui' inc t ne I -: AELLSDRIL1EDPU%'S I 4 L. I- ' STINE "Ar I-liNE 8. -- , - - - - :T-i-- . 'i -.- - ------- eing Central Heat & Air Condt OVP4ERS WILL FINANCE _ i Pressure Cleaning - BR home with family room, 1 1 ' I v. _______ Rock Formations iljf,A. /' t _________________ I ___________ - & P ( 1L rn" . 1 Johnny Walker structon '" u i .. --------.----........ - CiOrigfstiinge) 1 -- - - - -- - - - ---- - - - 32 ?5 _. _ - -: I IJIJ �__ V . &. -.--- -.-.-- -:- . o ; -OV , .. IM I, INIRIMPF I 1:1 . %. . - I I ____ , ,. . . - ~ - __ - ~ ~ , , I . . , I ~r- , _W '' ~ _- ~~~~~~ . ..- : I - . . , . . . . - I I . . . A . .4 - .. ~ - .. . f . _~ _~_ ~ _~ 0 - ; , -0—0;* 0 . I 111111 I . 5...i ~ , - . . ~ 0 4T . '... - ~i* - .-. ..-.z. - Wdnescla, March ),_1916 311.-Evefli,19 HorakE Sanford, II. ;r iJ - I -_ __-1, , I _0 __ 1~sai-gyr* 4. 68th A. eOMLD J ALL ONINDS DEEP ~ I IT ~ C. -1~ '4 MI -. M" MILWAUKEE aim 0 SOUTH . purchcn excluding cigarettes I I ...th $5 00 of more pwo( holr I(IU(llnU ( IJclreII?$ m I .11h S5,00 Of mole p.iichae Liit ricIudin c,9atetIet mit .o 6 pods with $5 00 or more I 9%9%1!1 I t Are 1! . 00 I __L Asti), CiIf.p a. . 1-LB. BOX jjjjer... &E, ~!E_ 0-11 M" SHANK PORTION HICKORY PRICES GOOD MARCH 4 - I Is :1 lump ~ 01 GROUND BEEF LB 1 1 - ___ - I RISOM -' r . S () Idrq V ARROW SHOORTENINI U) 8 S 79 LB l 3 Stew Meat 9 S139 . . • to — IPepper . . 9 A,,,.- USDA OR. A FRESH FROZEN Spray Starch ..j4 9c . WHOLE FRYERS I.B. 49 PINT ' PKG. CAN BonelessB..( (3 tb or More) 59c 1vXf,-1J 1`04~.-11 C ____ 49-oz. __ STRAWBERRIES ROUND STEAK 4 1 - 1111 HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA 'r - Iud.ny (.;Jwrofr~ FULL CUT II ROUND OR TOP c EARS k 2 - $ I.B. t 39 THRIFTY MAID 5rçl MaIy 3 thi. Average. Porl Spareribs I . ,- . . . . . _____ ORANGES OR / - $5 00 or m.1?r C 1.1"; C f F THRIFTY MAID _____________________________ CARROTS OR CUT CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL GREEN CORN putchate 16-ox. CANS $1 5 COOKED - .r D---- FISH STICKS LB . -T Rice ......3 i ) / b-" (v'\ BEANS TfI AT,%re . ' BAG BMunschweiger 89c___ _________________________ confercncehehalmadehisdecLsionbecauseafterhlsseenth place -finish in Tuesdays M.issachusetts primar) election, "our campaign treasury is depleted" But he said he would "contint}X153Ue5 that oe0 concern American HARVEST FRESH VINE RIPE $119 Buy One and Get On, Fr... Rflk 49c 6-oz. CANS 1 16-07. , I.*)- ,II. Al/ 7 9c ________________________ , 10 VV 1~ -- ONIONS Bayh had met for more than shy lPJuIa VTCIMkVa&Jdy - - k, C LB BAG ', W= . . . It 77• Dr i:0 iNt .' — __ = = ---i .. '.' .. - , ''*= ~~ - .. ---- -:----- . E --- . . --.- -. _ Nww I ____ \,dscachusetts and crrnont Reaganwasnotontheba llottn c'r1flnt. In Washington Ford cam paign aides said the President hasnoplansto ',isit Florida before Tuesday's election. Financing Elections s. .r' I two Th epres enUenjea rbringsscialproWemsto flWd ervisor of Elections Carnilla Bruce - $9,617 worth, to be i_ 2. z ~_ __ __ --- . - ___ • =T- - -... 0 0. ,N1, I i C STALK ____ ASTOR ;; THRIFTY MAID FRUIT W.D BRAND U.S. CHOICE BONElESS IN PUI DELMONICO STEAKS COCKTAIL S759 4 .........., .-' I%*.- __ ____ ; APPLE SAUCE -— ~`"..,"C.0 t "o __ ____ — 1 — HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA GREEN /, 1, 4 /I/,/~ / . 4 . _- J I~IVM7_ -14 - ,-----., %N d M ..rI . 4 -. $ 00 1 i. - -- __ ite renewal cards. She said tier staff was required to look after sachusetts election, and Gov, "millions" of cards that came back with a change of address. _• go =q~__7~ZEZS__- - - - _-i - - ••;- ;-.:;. - • - - - - • Courtesy i•ø rut.t. n I ng cy irpyippri*ii .k, .onuipa 'nnfiu,i. Fiw P.ioctc LB. - - U,,r,L,, 1 . ~1` 5 a.. w - . w Years In Prison 4 - -- , • - L .- 1 .4 .1 - - - -••- - 1T7'F- ?1i - - i. - - -- ------• - -• - • rj7 - -- • - • - . - - - rW7_ r 1. ~ ~ P&~7~_ ~~IVLO~4 AfI , w , % 'i --. ~, c-- - ... . ~JWT-;!, v4 I 'iA '.tJ ' I I - ~:. --&, - ~ I - .~Z.'.rj tyz-4 ~,V- A&A _'" ,--'-.~ _0 r1 -- - -_* U.p' ..&III .-'-i _ tq-I. s, .AI~12_-,` i.v-~;-:-_ - .- :, -&- ~ 1 I ; , 4 ~ 4 , 0 z 'I ,- -. e -, tv- i I- - - — _' . - F" 4 c-!,.A I.- I A *4~1 " * I oa a v -4 ' Around The Clock ai prison pILLS 10 years probation tLxla) for the 12 shotgun Ca lendar Comks slaying of his ex wIfe 47 year-old Laura Mae Harden Cross w ord harden, had been con,cted of second-degree murder in - --- - _~ _~ ~ Ben Harden Jr. of Sanford was sentenced to live yem in - -- - - - S W +iin4gg1s --- _ ~ :il 'vstir$.av hsi*in - -- ~~ =.--.-_I ~ _'r -M. . F__ 5- - - 1______ - - ,__ - .-1 I -~~_-,_~~~~ - _ .- ".. - _ -- Ok'd routes., such as those along busy in situations here a conflict lake Brantley High School be - ;kri. - - -•--:- - • o bus stop. I I -- I • - .. - Tentative Approval Granted I th '-' -, •• - ,-. IN - . -. - -• - -- - __________ ThreememberiofSeinlnolelflgb&bool'sgjrtgsc tutowlesfor victM _siidftmt have helped be cause SItS beat Faim Coast 15-3. The girls are (from left): Cindy Goofion, Debbie 'mater and Frances Boyd. TRIPLE PLAY • ON THE BENCH . - 4 .i - t V . - - ~. I ______ - - — — I It • . -.- ___._-__~ __ state Wednesday, lie declared, uut-v-tiy U• _II -_ ___ ~~___1 .__ ~~ ~ . - • Washington. winner of the Mas AK- 7 '," 'Y" -~~,__ _ -=--- - _~ _0 -- - .- _- ~ - 'i ' A niss1 TI statement foll on and campaign aides in Washington, Jackson wouldn't say who was given tentative approval county municipal busing without an on-site however, of M - enough overtime m(mey to cover the March 9 then flew to New York for WI would get the b'ggcst share of Wednesday night by the au thorities, school staff and re vi ew being condu cted to the schools superi teni eat presidential preference pprimary eletion Scho ol Board, advisory members Florida's 81 Democratic nationSeminole County other meeting with supporters ,. If an area 'c s marked The board directed Schoola ,,e nuIMo ns are i• w ,take , o ge,t , e s,. which ntiihtirj,$ i(c i. This cnrnrnittp' will review irmn-n 4n ,.,fØ. riftnc '4 "vetIn deI'. -. ' there He planned to return to rw4 .i ,. -. P. P t-"- th . IV -. -..... . - .4 -I WIltisrn orUi or requests sne t 61"66 vertisement told re porte rs in Tampa, 'I wasmngton a!tr the news data collected during an on-site the year, it will be examined by out an administrative order petition the commission for. inspection of proposed courtesy procedures to determine if that only school principals be ference to spend the day in his At Tuesday's mee ti ng Commission Chairman Mike lint the only candidate to beat The policy, rese ted b busing zones. It will mpah-c - courtesy busing should be authorized to suspend students George Wallace. Gov Of f,te. . Carter taway questioned whether Mrs. Bruce has considered allowing Carmen W. ll. spokesman for recommendation to the continued. has met turn three times and .LIIV I.. Ronald Reagan. President h.UIhII.?VL 54 UUII WIIV Ill UCU.. UI from school. Iavei was als ,... ,.. . Ub55 w11t. • U55) VYJUC UVI5ury superintendeist to either . li Ford' the area should disqualify tLstructed to examine an ap. s challenger for the Re 'If we had sufficient time to allow compensation time we was defeated three tunes Committee's busing corn Jackson apparently referred provide or refuse courtesy for courtesy busing, the service parent breakdown in com. publican nomination, was headwouldn't need overtime," she responded today. mittee, requires that the school busing. to the , Massachusetts election ed for Florida today to step up will be discontinued after munications between school Mrs. Brece went on to say she doesn't know "what thk uperintendent establish a his own campaign ey and part', caucuses in Mt Each area will be reiewed proper notification of school authorities and Ii.arents relating commission thinks we do If they would Just sit and listen, th safety co mmittee to determine sissippi and Sou th Carolina to discipline problems In school. Florida 's primary is the first ouldkisow But they don't want tocome to theof fi ce" hazqrdous conditions for annually to establish whether and parents major test in the South for AlaShe programmed 300 hours of overtime for her staff. That ansporting students within continued cnurtesy busing is Any changes in courtesy ilo action was promlAed by bama Go (øh.orge W.sllace and figure she said , is txised on estimates from the las year In ss hich (1 citi es e neay, co nceded two miles of the school or required The school hoard will busing must recei ve school the request of a parent, Cmdr. he underestimated Jackson in Within nnP.nnrI.n.h,2Ir mil e di,lor inp Whiph rnitipit, hab hirturri a r i-ni T1k h- A I" ILA I 1~_ Vi 61% ex-Georgia Gov. Jinunv Carter t-res;dential elections were held — four vears "o Sen. Henry M. Jackson of One tim-corisuming effort which causes extra work are between the home and nearest reviewed on-site - some also act as an "appeal board" suspensions against his son at 1`11111 LETTUCE I I, _~. - _. - ___ ~_----, - 1 - VI N% 16-ox. Vegetables bi I Z - to the - HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA HEAD ~ =--- -, - I U U Z ,I - - - 00' nc . % _____ • point for Florida's primary. At a ci -- A j i IL-A Wallace-Carter race is the focal W&UI - -. ______________________ • ' ~~i9~-- I __ - M, 0 f 7"IN 1, /I/, 11/0 010 ii SWEET Thrtt I ___ - / ' 1 c. 4. - ,/ I ~__ - I m; - county mffuriission only allowed year's contingency fund. "In an election )tar, you just can't operate without o%er- .- - - .; . "..4, ( - _. :, -- . ~~ .`~ I I I I - Amon" Democrats Jai.,vfl has rejected the notion that the . 11~ _- W, r_` - - - - . ' fist•uetatton'ew Hamp- * * * * V1 .-r-W. - -. .. -7 - . . *! _1_7__~~Yo shire primary, then overwhelmed the challenger in carididates I 4I - - cniciat particularl) (or Rea gan Both lord and the former California governor all but ig. noted Massachusetts last week and the ;•-, - _ . r.---- Race If .- -._____ . --- U.in ~-- Z/ __ - .-:,-~. -..... .. . 0.0 .. _~ - ..I .. .-. - _. R And. Bedsole says the first step toward securing a paying Joti is to learn the language. Then other federally funded programs take over and try and teach skills that will enable a person to compete in the economic marketplace. Both Ellis and Hattaway said grant m,)rey other than the $162,000 went, also, tv South Carolina Of ._~____ .- V '-!~ ft mission meeting with Bedsok. Eve ryone was enthused about the grant. One of the most difficult problems a non -English speaking person faces is the difficulty in getting a Job because of communication problems. .'.,.•.-'- I 0 Pep.ccn Pizza •...... I.B. i iI C17Y \ - I - 99c tune 9 HARVEST FRESH JUMBO CHEESE SPREAD MCIQ -:- _. • PALMETTO FARM PIMENTO 1-LB. CUP - " I -- - . was - :,•,-,.. - Alongwlthher$9,619esti.mateofovertlxnedollarsitwilltaie to another candidate. lie said to run her office this 'ear, ) Mrs Bruce has an added problem p. he urging his hackers to ) HARVEST FRESH YELLOW U CANS ,- He did not throw hi' support O,,orr Pr,h or T u rbot r'_t. 'U-_ f 121 *u!,el) The program was to be administered by Seminole Community College and the grant was applied for through thc county's Comprehensive Education and Training Act (CETA) program. it seern. to inc they tlabor officials) could have spread the money around a little" Commission Chairman Michael ilattaway said. Ellis said he was unaware of any specific reason why all the money was a"a rded to South Carolina. The grant was applied for months ago by Jim Bedsole, CETA director. At that time SCC officials appeared at a county corn- ive toward kioria's,sarch 9 overwheimngly four years a go' primary eliI -11th .401 per cria ul' !he v . Bayh told a New York news The qOP race Li considered I.S. THRIFTY MAID UN LINK SAUSAGE Z HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA __`%11-L TOMATOES - BUY ONE. . GET ONE FREE BATH iRE AItFAST 8-oz. ______ ______ . - -?" I_-. -~ - - 7 - -, - I ~ B The Associated Press Milton Shapp of Penns)l%anla Indiana Sec Birch Bah sus are runni ng thrre, t oo pended his active campaign for The ballot lists a dozen the Democratic presidential Democrats but only the four -- rjir . — Ba h Dro s Out $269 — WESTERN CORN FED FULL IL4 PORK LOIN SLICED INTO lI S., 4a s i Ill T.. 1-1 = Z C 'ni*h 0a'e .. . . . c,% Others Focus On Florida LEMONS \*,~, i - -- WINN DIXIE STORES, INC. C OPYRIGHT - 1976 Hens .- By ED l'ItICK Eli Herald Staff Writer Bypassing Florida and SmLnole County, the U.S. Department of Labor has awarded $162,000 grant to South Carolina, Bob Ellis said today. Ellis, acting administrative assistant to the county commission, said he was disappointed Seminole lost the entire award, which would have been Used to teach English to persons whore mother tongue is any language other than English. Since the Disney boom, more and more Spanish-speaking persons have moved to Seminoic County. Quantity Rights Reserve c4 C T1% . . - ___ HARVEST FRESH I j '. \ MI — d4• 9 9 DETERGENT Jurettr - " , V" fv(~\\\ . \\\') \..\ \% 0~ %,`I V%` V.%N' , tau, 59c OR MORE Loses $162000 wwrnnf __ -. — "We mean drill," revonded the Tuskawilla tcadws. r , -- I *%w~ .~ ~ f(%QII / . - OF, r,, ASTOR "Ij 5-LBS. The Tuskawilla staff and principal, Owen R. MrCaffon, feel the CTBS Is the single most effective tool available to use for these "Hist1ca1ly" in terjected School Supt. W illiam P. Layer, purposes. Seminole County has been high In concept, t Tuskawlila studen ts are tested in September, a nd retested In putatlon." Apr il. The CTBS is being •jj In the school to evaluate strengtt and Analysis oi the resul ts identifies areas of concern and evaluates diagnose weaknesses. The prescription to overcome canprogress frorn the prcvioua year. Teathers then work out speclflc pJtational weaknesses, Is ciril. pians to remed y the problem areas. And drill has apparently been strong medicine. Bcause not ( of the specific plaits was Luctmcentrate the basic skills ( Continued On rje 2-A) V HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA YELLOW "~l BRAND HANDI.PAK PURE Coun 66 89 mmamzmmmmm~~-- I ,ounty i 4 HALF GAL. •i I. W.D educational program. c y Also, through the guidance departmcnt, individual students are of compu ta tion, rather than on more advance concepts. advised as to the meaning of th e test resul ts and how im. "In o ther words," commented school board member Allan provements can be made. Keeth, "you mean dr ill." ICE ' CREAM .- 6 I ws.cHÔIcE LB. 99 Test of Basic Ski lls CTBS) is u ti lized at Tuskawilla as a tool to provide students wi th a carefully planned, meaningf ul The pendulum swings: in recen! years, Seminole County Test results achieved by the local students over the past two inatbematica tudents ha ve been strong In concep ts, but weak ill school years were illustrated graphically in comparison to ccrnputatlon. Now It seems, th ey wi ll go beck to drilling the basics national reference grouy. . .. .of addition and subtraction, multip li cation and di vision. This comparison is Int erest ing, but is not the ma in purpose of This Information, which th e Serrilnole County School Board the testing, the school board was advised. regards as hearten ing, was a by-produ ct of -an instructional Rather, th e CThS is used f or diagnosti c purposes. First, it is presen ta tionmadeatwynight'swhooirdmee gby used to eval ua te Ui stzeng ths and weaknesses of the entire teachers at Tuskawilla Middle School. student body in or der to determin e what areas need special atThe presentation was designed to show how the Comprehensive untion. tJPEr.BRAND ALL FLAVORS SHERBET OR - SMOKED HAMS ".-••.' By JEAN PAITESON Herald Staff Writer oungsters C _ 51 2c III 11 em ino * I e S '6 _____________ MUSHROOMS OOc CAN REMERRIE It' s Back To Basics For 99c HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA 10-01. LB. LB. BAG 10 I C . POTATOES COFFEE '0 MAYONNAISE BEER ASTOR ft Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents HARVEST FRESH U. S. No. 1 VENT VU WHITE I r...P lo, I hot 11, No. 167-Thursday, Marcn 4, 1976 Year, Editorial • L , 4-B 4-B 4-A - M . '~,:~' ` R - 11 - SAVE W - .- /1/1 =-. - --r- .------ i • i.. .- ..•• . -- - - __ r .• L- - • . - •. • T ~ I1 r if1 i\ I ( -ML~ I ' - -=&::: _____ F I RST ST. LI C ~_, - .1 t _ - amlift,.F .1 W - . - . ___ __ ~ - _____ - • 4 amw~iii Is , M, - - — rl~ hIll - 8 EEF PEO COME AND GET IT - I -=i::- :311::— - - - - ~ .- ____ ____ - - - , It for Harde n Women be at the start of the proceeding today. J . I - Dt4 .. r to $ p.m., with munlcalcntertatniflttiton b i".tf torn the e111usea "-' ndbla s erw1uiun. 1(~A - - - ---- - •. - ~ - .V~ nesays Partly cloudy and coutlnuul ~ - ._.Z ~ - -~ .- ~~t Z~ - ___ __ _______________________. - - - - - - CEOttrftom 8: xupper Satw-43y are ifrom I.-It): I1&rW Rhodes, PrcJ-ect tap for the afternoon hours ard au old-failItIoDed BicEntennW Itarden teitified he 3W in self.-Jefense when he thought his m.p.h. Increas!ng FTlday. Rain 5 p.m. Tickets ar $1.50 and prucmdo are used to help ex-wile was reaching for a pistol in her clothing. Authorities said probability 20 per cent today. at auction fund scholarships. underprivileged children and to no pistol was found at the slaying scene. Details anI tides on Page $-4. .---= - - --- Southcatto south wibdslOtol$ — -- =- — 1 --- mostly in tim m1d 110s aad lows tonight in the how to mid SOs. ('ettng thirp rtsdy for the Kiwanis Club's anwal Chairman Fred Wilson, Pubflclty Chairman Jack Rathmdll and President Phil Roche. Pancakes will be sirved at Sanford's Chic • 1B At his trial Harden testified that his es stfe tried to shoot him through Friday A slight with a shotgun inside their house and he took the weapon from chance of afternoon ecuIng Liundershowers Highs her The dead woman's relatives te0lied they uw Harden chase - -' warm - - - I.----. -• party to the negotiations and to!d Harden what W sentence would 1()w 60. I ________ sentence lB 5-A Obituaries and Assistant State Atty Claude Van Hook Judge IIos-emann was - ______ - The sentence was in accord with negotiations between Brock _______________ I'll , _ ~ .T(xia) Judge Hosemann meted the split - iloroscopi. II Ual . the couple's IMA SfulbeM Ave., Sanford, residence with the lury, TeleoiI . L , _\ _ a , %"" - the motion. menewtrlaltiadbeengrantedonthegroundsthatCtrcult Judge A.J.HosernanJr.errcdbynotgoingtotheslaylng.sCeI'e, drc MIL ' $ - .5l/tt • - - ___________________________ - � 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 03, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 03, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 03, 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/19f6fbe11da80b8319e79ef1a274e1d5.pdf 02be3270a3e6a8e0b7211f29ca8abe99 PDF Text Text ________________ _ - ___ _____ ________ iI& lwlicl~ - __________ __= - M =maw% - 0 1N r~ Ii7 - - _1~ ~~, I 415-Evening Herald, Santora, i. -: vvjoid.y, M,rci) ;974 --_--- o Prciu PugZ$t An-w ore: HOROSCOP E ZIN - 4 PAIN IN rg;1II.0 4n ACROSS ) (5 R - I Go by 11 - 46 FO4Jjeetv'd tO Spnts'uQ 0_fp N fly F,LRNICEIiFAJI (ISO I, For Tuesday, March q, ,. ) f/_1%k ' 1)1/'11 /-- - c A - II 5 ( G 16 3-i L ., I I - it I (L ? L / A I A T ________ A - t 32 Feel (comb 2 3 Di L-1 —I- ~ = Q - - ,i; IkkC,N'T ASK SCME)SIC-, :`Il1PRS0NA1_ =Aclvi C,..ASS.. __ ...611,W.....".arm a ft. V lI AM - _' _ -9 ' --loo -.11%.. I* 'I'l ____ -I - M4 r Jr :'~' - -..., - .1 _ ~ I ~ 'l N c- f( -= , % I ____ MY WORLD ALMANAC 15 A VERITA5LE- TOWER YOU 11 . ' . fli . I T 11 '7 ii ' . I . lg - . .. - . // , . ".. I -, \ yy-_ ull sr. you don't lose energy or important proteins INs way. . xpader and isri t han1ul ' do hope, however, that you include in your diet enough bul and partiruiarly cereal fiber ,, . & '.1%, , _ .P .n ) =-,,_ - .V- -- bv . Bob Montana 4RCHIE - - Gui — ________ su;zc EXICT '' ' OWED IuE FOUR DOLLARS FROM LAST WEEK ! / I r) =/ oucAsHMycHEcuc FOR FIVE DOUARS? X, - ... ~_ / ____ . I I' I (I-. 11 ~ I .- -addressed ____~ / "fl -- l ' AI [ I - was , delighted to have yo,ir article -stating that o) 1 u11i cholesterol count 1 called a dietician at the hospital where I had been a patient and she said I could also have shrimp, lobster and crab I've no idea where her Information _____ -----_j — by Bob Thoves F-,'-ANK AND ERNEST . This time thej would be The lawsuit alleges that rewarded irrespective of Ilazison aixi Fogle were "intertlattally --iing deadly force" when they 3t'ot into Mrs Pass 1 LIVE TO THINK 6-04--l" ) I\'i...,,'. A rubber bridge drop when holding - ' AJ xz oppossteKxz There was no idverse bidding plaver has no problem %ith e,tod*a 's hand Ile lets East fe 'oted come'ifrcinandl hope its tn.' hold the first spade wi th his and both opponents when he cashed dummy's a!though since you didi.'t spade mention the other shellfish I'm also. and wins the third. Then king. rather skeptical. lie takes the club finesse and makes his contract whether it There are two d!ets I'm supposed to follow, a low MODERN, send S? to: "Win 4W do thiS at Bridge spade but will put in con siderable study about thc se. newspaper, P 0 Box 489. ,ond one. If he wins it and the Radio City Stafton, Now York, 1 Il on 'e runs u" N V 1OO19 should also duck the first starch d-et because I'm hypoçlycemc However, fi or u ha 1iate ve an, i,,. yo her Wsui sour m isdemeano rs reached on the misdemeanor ,i charges. Thm ci,• cl&rru tbt hiufwp#, .1 -==EE ( ,•,. 1 ,>ii,j t -,j i L / (.. - --- ~'.4~'7 ~ . .1.6. 'S- cholesterol Intake ~ J J which replace older values that listed them as high-fat, highcholcstffol foods. A three and a j i~l c DE FA4T0 (APITALIST fl 0 a a X BELIEV - 1J L= _. ~+_ -tc A - W ,, %Q - 'çf/ ;~ I — WU fVn1(l Is .,r.i jr HAVE ANY* .:--' . 111 contacted the StatL, Attorney's ._ F I. 11fl • ui 'inquiring ),I 0' 4 d f r i ii t urn ____- " I '—) ____ Today -..ç' 4-A . - tL ,yl 3.1 "Ponr Plan' He drearned upa new lax last night and now he uI di t t it ' I ________________________ ______ -Zmp~__~~__.-- -- - -. -- - , ."--- - . TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K Ryan - ' ) I OF FLE WArk F*A I N \T__, V) 0-ft"IAR RAI N T il if It PAT r-OR ? Ir I II r .;:rzVlr r,,'_C'R V ~~ ,_,T) 5i . A&W so FOW IV CFJ_ ! I , FAT W, &a 85 c4qr- IF I -1 4!:r'f7fU4 III - ,-' 1 • fltwff AN A 5" PANN. I W,J& V MW. - - t r -. 1 ;r X,157! 111.1 "u'- I - '1 RffWAWr5 ( i 4 -, (I (omkc IH Crossword 4-11 Editorial 4-A Dear Abby 5,-A 4H - ' A , *4;1110 4 Herald ,taff %% riter .- ,-. ____________________ -.1----7 2'r-t-VIP! V!X~ . , rmw ~ . Law Gun • ef ii,. -io ..921111- J. . — ,.", , , — UI VV . , I lieu - , ... 1!h k __________________ £ printing as a coaticted felon before going to county jail to __________________ l~,..,_;,,~ ~i,~ • -- - ~ - -_00113 Zkt~ ~-, , ~ _r .. " 1 -._- _-___ case and had landed in Jail on a recei ved three years probation bad check charge on a plea of gw't' to attempted . "nen the day you got out of sexual balteiI A 30-year-old jail you violated probation Sanford system. nousewife is the first person in Usually defendants with no again with another bad check," A In a case scheduled for txial 4= Seminole Count: to receive a priorrecordrecelteprobatlon 9osemanntold th eslimyoung this tteck Stephen Joseph , thrce-year mandatory prison in circuit court on first relony man. Contl 19 o1 1151 Landmark "Your pre-ientence in, -A a', &IV `-, term under a new state law offenses. appl!-ing to crimes in which a Assistant State Alty. Charles vestigation report is horrible," this gui to burglary an waived a It gun is used. Cordon said the Ervin case is Hosemann. said, 'Wh ~e first in the county in which morning I got a supplemental 4 Iliggins Terrace, &,inford, was the new rrinridatory three-year jI that shows in a Conti o to years in stale : sentenced to three years in prison term foruse of a gun has period at a Sanford bank you prison plus three years ' Ird prison plus I _V been ha d insufficient f d ball probation. _1~~ 1 Monday by Circuit Court Judge 5 ,! nte need to 2 Yea rs checks." . i . . -,_- -- _______________ _________ 1_. ~ . ______ .- - = !ti. I is I s i 't._ "---, ~-~;~ ~ % I ~ . - - = _. ,I - -pp, - I S~ .. %, --&~ ,I 4.I ,- -0 __--~_ _~ t.- 4 1. S ,,oel. ,19~5 .,. -: - ,, ",__ I f ( ~_&_ _''' b f : L ,I - . .$k- -=-_-Z ~ .J . '( :* ~ _,W On Oct Ci' , 9 o ~f ., _7%. JI por: - W_.~ --Mnff-_--, ___11116 -, \ 41 - , \ \ N1 ;;Oe a ,' ' .- A' , .q, F, _- I. ,* , & . .. - j''11 "4a t. ''\ 29 a circuit court Judge Hoscmann sent Stephen real go3d con artist,' said broke into the residence of jury found Ms. ErAn guilty of Wayne Ilayes, 30-year-old Ilosemann. 'Investigatior, George T. King, 403 N. aggravated assault in the Aug. former Sanford resideni, to shows me there's a definite Hawthorne Circle, Winter 30 wo=hng with a pistol of prison for two )-e,vs.and meted (.Timinal intent and that .1you Springs, on Feb. 1, and stole a Curley Barber, of 2214 South- an additional three years have n3 respect fer the law or gold watch. $44 cash and an west Road, Sanford, on W. 13th probation English dagger. for obtaining property." St. property by worthless check.Gets Probation Conti said he sx)16 the watch M' F'nmn had been free on Gecrge Harold Alford Jr, 20, hayes, who had recently been for $36 to a man who he didn 't bond pending completion of a living with his family in of 407 Orange Ave., Sanford, d d turned the court-ordered pre-3entence Melbourne, pleaded guilty Oct. received a three-year investigal,:on i PSI). 6 in the case involving a 1110 probationary sentence on a plea P0 ce w arrest Coitl .. You' ve got a good PSI," check to an Altamonte Springs of gullt fn leating t1e scene of a -i told Ms. drup, store is September. an accident with personal inhis record as a juvenile of runnun! P ftenicion, 1INt Defense attorney Gerald jury. Candition3 of there'$os*ffct,m. I've gøt to 'aturday afternoons to benefit the Little Red Scbsol house, COLLECTED ~T--..---.Cl ~~~, ~ - ~_ I, ~. -_ -_ !~!._,7j , __ - - -,~_ --=-_ . I -_ I M - _.- I ____ -_ — I I - -_ =--- I .- -_ elgtt tune and .tbat Puwerg told the court that probatio'u [ni1de pytn, for .~ .,. F ~__:_ I saW you away because a gun $1,713 restitution has been daI to a woman's auto anti '&,wd severai convictions Un marijuana charges while in the was used. 17he!sw Fays I've flat inade by Hayes on oftr bad for her medical exptnses. - ~ to do wtkat I've got to do" __ -, - . _~_ ~_ - - = ~-_,454A-- ~__ -____-!:~_ - _4 . - --- -_ . ~__-- ~ --- 9~=E* - _____ -'-- - r --~-ple - __ -_:.,C~~ If - .._~_ __ 1. - .___-=- --f--_.~ .-_.~`7.i_~~] kp_~.--_ . X~_-. , V_ ~_ ~.~ - - .= ~_r~_ .K-4q -, - Seniors By D,UNNA ESTF.S ur ens ncrease '11x- staff at the TowerS, Connelly .qdd, adding that the a one-Wroom apart-tricat of CIP W `8 os s pr,)blcni.s ficing at lca.51 some addition to her social securit). of th1 rstdtnts there The children helped out some uieanwhilc, are paid less than flctest raise following on the $103 including oil utilities ex She retired to Florida in 1972. writil % ith the recessic n they too the averr.ge for the area, ad. hecls of a December increase cept the telephone. 1"he rent (, 1 u t Of A Series) .Teased to $126.60 In renting her apartment at Brain have fallen on bad financial ministrator Hawkins Connelly was "like hitting them (the was in, ns are all r The need fly. a rate Increase at said. "Their wages have not tenantsi in the stomach and June, 19173: went up to $134.94 In Towers before well increased in three years," he when thet recoter giving them August 1974, to $144 in Sunshine State fowers Is Any increases in the cost of Bram A widow, she had struggled to living can be fina,icially December, 1975 and wffl go up documented. But regarffless of said, adding that those on fixed an upper~ut to the jaw," "My desire to hold down the another $12 monthly on April 1. bring, up and edLicate two devastating to a person on a how well dociumented the need, incomes react to any cost in• children DUll iorking Into her December rent incriase was , it doesn't ease the plight of tie crease i ncome. And the ford old by Seeks -- ! :4x- ___ ' ~~--- _.-1-_-_---- ----_-_ --_ ______ -_._- --.I-;-_ --~ Count Aid mi -*. ~ . - ~-_ __ . - _ L _: ff ktwk ir ~; , _-~]_-'.-va! 11___ -.-. In Project , -- Orr Welcomes SEEDCO Probe - By JFAN PATTE-SON Herald Staff Writer dependent audits reviewed by the federal government. lhr1n't. Orr, president (it Sanford 's Seminole Ernployment Econornic Development Corporation iSI E1)C0), said this morning he called last week for a federal investigation of his organization to clear the air of vicious charges" made against both SEEM.)arKI Orr personally. -Lakeland) today responded to (kr's request, by calling for an audit oFSEEDCO records by the federal government's watchdog agency - the General Accounting Office ((:AO) Rep. Richard Kelly (R-11oliday), who has indicated that he might call for a Federal Grand Jury to hear the gations against SEEDCO management, has not yet ui . ,tled on a tnur- e of action Ilis office reported today that prehminary staff work open as we could "Our records are public information," he continued, but I believe th ey should be seen by people who untk'rstand v,hat they see" The issue centers on Off's alleged refusal to open SFLI)CObooks to the public Actually,Orrwasaskedto show payout vouchers covering the fliast five years. lie refused to shots the touchers to an Orlando newspaper. Orr said he had not been treated "fair" in press reports concerning the poverty-fighting fighting agency. ant t show agency records ti the Eterung Herald lie toiday extended th.is same invitation to everyonee pre sent at the ( h.imbtr nt t ttn' In Orr's request to Sm. Ctules. he said "SEEIX.'O We h.ne made our audits public" said Orr "The }ubIicdoeshavearighttoknowandwehavetriedtobeas -M' 11 1. - I Television Women 6-A 5A the most d'sirithle ourr Kelly himself made a fact finding trip to Central florida over the teekend. Spienking at the Greater Sanford Chamber 0 Com- columnist for the Seminole edition CbiIes'prsagent, Jack Pndgen, said he didn't think vny criminality was involved dnd that the matter could be Monday's high 86, today's low 55. Itainfall, .80 Inch. Chiles had been "bombarded" with letters and telephone 'DC0 and its president. Ile said the czIlsdeprecating SEE Orr also disputed ifacts about last nursday's press conference -called to make the request to Chiles and to l'aru, ciouuy inu turilinutu warm through Wednesday with ticious alkgauorcs tutu umutl*1uv3 writ aisu btmg directed to the office of U.S.Sen. Richard Stone (1)- ij UpCJ for- perusai Orr said Ite'ius were chosen at random and criticized -; - - - _Iiil - .= ~!~! -,%,Wf ,J- '7~,. %_ il-.-t ,_~-~ .- - ,, -, --_ -~;.jg:~i__ l-= - 47 .tj-Z;'~*A~ t zh 4N.,.-. I %rfY:9~ .)--- - ..- ~4, . 1. _ fe- I I IW2 -L, V k . _ '. , ,,#~~.?7 r t ~,- "I.-i i - ue YN ,ii It-3v -L yi~~w X_V._'f". _#.35 ~ 9~:;-!-!~`~r--Z "W- - , - ,_ * & , ? 7k - -,~?~ - ~ #-#P_J,1 t~ g ye _ "I '~ -- -- -, %. _'__ - ~ 1P ,.--IA 4,14:u , ~rl. , e .1 11 ill 'C . .11~1 f, The county co mrn1sinon was a"" - - - - enthusiastic about the project and promisedadecislon by next Tliesday. The decision will be based on an opinion from the cOw1t ittorfle) on whether the commission can fund projects tithin the city hmit.s of San ford. I think it s a good idea, and I'm very much In favor of it," Commission Chairman Michael -~11 - •q Mr G I - ______ I -_-_ . ________ I --, _____________________ .- b - , -,-, - , I - __ . , ______ r _A __ il - _% ,- ~ __-- - __ - &- - __ -k I ! ~_U . -. Chamber speaker Ilwace Orr, SEEDCO president Ift for the county cununission Li, 7.1 ' ~- IVI . -'i 111 Al ~ - - , - -- -=-- t~~"A- RU Z - -A - -/r c 3=Z=-. , ~1;t . _ -1 H I prolects completed so far hate been funded by' local corn- - - d h d X. i- ~_k,.Lv_.,,", .~-.__,_ t'01 V;l Ilowever, all along, Orr has offered to open his office 3-A they'll believe the government." ;- _1;~~-,~ztk~4~i Eoghan Kelley's office near ç .Vi`.z - Tb. thiulrrnan of the Sanford planted in the flowerbeds, which are p!anned to extend from Memorial Park past ~,,I, 1A, ;1 -,q ,!,~ ,:~~ '. Herald Stali Writer (Bill) Glelow told the county fft&PAW .- By FDPRICKETT flexible enough to absorb added proliement Project (CIP) today asked the county corn costs miur,srrs l arge ~C,_. --.,.,-.'---__ --- 625', HeraldStalfYprlttr Obituaries : Ar 310 4,At, I 's.' 411 3-A I(ol,ItaI I by - BrIdge Dr Lamb • ________ I - - - fit BOBILLOYD 'dlwb~ btf and Cont$nucd (in Page 2 lit, 1 lobster and still eat other iJg II Ic.' '3 Anab, M = .41I . 1V U IV you 111mit your cholesterol in. take to 300 milligrams, a day, you can't eat much shrimp and 4. jzt-, - - ~, I - - U , - .I On Oct 27, 1975 Mrs Brown - _~ any sinuhir imount of meat If :4 =.y-,..is \ ,- ;_ 1 1 I. ". - 41.-.0. III . - _. ___ \ -= :. -...,. )F - tTab any more than you would - __41- W New Under Brown or her legal counsel that lecked her health mug SO1flf tliirgs have to be paid riusslon for $1,000 for four Hasson and Fogle had made ttr'ourmont each month. There Is no flower beds, which are part of a stattments charging Mrs. hospitalization, she decided the o f These enses include Birentennial beautification Brown with the felony One resident tho te shall big city tias no !onger for her. detelopment opened in the fall books and affected by the In3udits the Towers project. agg ravated it with an been She has a small pen,sion in i 3 -A) increase. of 1972paidamonthly rental for refer to , -is Mary Continued On Page A. t)l)ifies the rmi.st approve each flationary spiral. CIP Chairnm Mrs. Walter ._,. need not be concerned about __ ..- I, Sentenced h ----- - . - "" " \ - is"Mill~ . .. First income, who must come up with per cent over a three-and-one- for was not enough." he said. additional money to pay the half year period, a ve been - It a very unfortunate thing Deparunent of housing and su bst antia ll y less than other 0 higher re nt. Urban Deve1opmnt(hiUD) has Original teruints. who moved Costs of esiergy have more costs of li% approved the latest increase. The federal government in when the 12-siory. 158-uni! than doubled, everyone has 4 foods based ~:9 -~~ .- . - 46.. % the election until Friday because only about a all-dozen vntt'rs %Ould hdve made it to tb. polls today The town has registered voters. _____ -_ _______________________________ . chccks and sought probation for The court restricted Alford's U S Marine Cori plus charges T A FET A and Special 0I)mipics for Lhe County's retarded "I would never have done it if his client. drivers license for one year for of AWOL and desertion. ;csidentx are i from left) front, Steven Tillir one David Ro%land; I didn't have to," Hosemann Ile said he rrceived a -uTiA Slelbourre-irunister asked we for business purposes only. deiirable discharge" from the back Brian Nulty, and Jeff and Robert Tillis. Anyone missed by said as the defendant, dressed the court to make him Ilayei, military service and asked thi the boys may drop th eir papers off at 112 Tangerine Dr-he or at in a neat orange-colored outfit probation supervisor but Judge Morals Case the TAFETA XXchange, 207 Mapolla Ave., Sanford. (11cruld was led by a dely.ity sheriff to Flosetriann noted that Ilayes In another cast-, Therri Clyde court for Immediate sentencin [hoto by Torn %incent the turt bn rail for finger tiohuted piobation in an earlier Rogers, 55 of Forest City, in the burglary case 'a greed disposition" tas should be skeptical. You can eat food If you limit the .dl -. lectinan Carroll TarbeH said town off Icials decided to porApone Mount Holly, Vt., Collecting newspapers from their nelghb,twil to Ra~ enna Park on arid in July 1975 at triRl time an ._. . 1. -Tr----, ". ~I, % -.-,--T / hunt List sheriff's tment. Tlie luv,tt'a1lees that tile recent information regarding this particular diet' I know there must a great niunbEr of people who have Ws same dietary nrnhls'm I Reagan's advcjI for last week's New Ilarripshire primary alt reached Hay State aisdfen' i ord was unopposed m a simultaneous primary contest in ' ft - In the state's largest city, Burlington. Iewi t or fkti tj CORIMMS10t) Of L fe]0111~ W. Or. time. The suit allegti that Mrs. Brown sto pped the auto and Fogle "held his gun aimed at ier" when she got out of the vehicle. She was taken to police headquarters, according to Ole %91, stripped, searched, subjected to 1*oking proicedure without charges being bmught ~ 0cwaIc ., .- I Vet — - tern- "It's very, very slow," said I,eo Carroll, votiN impectoi, in concentrated on telephone canv assing and media advertising, , - __ !~ I li years. Vermont trAay, and on the Democr;i1lic side, oi0v J!mmy - II _______________ 'llic Vermont race had been expected to draw only a light turnout. And the snow storm cut into that as Vermont voters cast ballots in a presidential primary for the first time in 56 that she was not conimitting a lobster intake a little more and - . ~_ . . __ I a ._-, ~-, - - A,. :. ..'r'i'.v..iJ %0`1j;III&1A:! upernng lead - b * I _,-, . . ith moderation, restrict your t- - - --__ - - Z7.-. beverage agent. e because East ha[çened onlN two spa d es Pass 3 N. T. flass Pass I h'1f ounce serving of raw oystern contain from 37 !o 58 milligrams of cholesterol, a similar amount shrimp is ISO milligrams lo bster, 200, and crab 52 to 98. You can eat shrimp In ____ V. '_ DEAR DR LAMB Colon and Constipation. Sew a it _________ ____ ____ ( 1: /I /('=_ th vulnerable I -_ ~ eman a very normal corI and would go after the overtricks. players would grab that W £ A 107 A2 y po ec he had dUCKed the second spade. But if West had led from a five-card spade suit, he will have chucked his contract tight out life window." Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. Letter, Numbir' 2-I, Irritable fat, low-cholesterol 113 pi2P~_ 1 FA , I ballot. On the Republican .iide, Ford's Massachusetts organizati,)n peratures barely above freezing. R Sues Sa d cond spade They would see that their three notrump wasp same three he tould score f SOL"I'll Mi , Bonnie Stratton Brown and ClarenceBrownseeks$61000 compensatory damages plus unspecified punitive damages a May 17, in conn tion w 1975, incident in which police officers fired into an au Mrs. Brown was driving. Named as defendan case, assigned to Circuit Jud e K.mneth Leffler for trial, city, policeman HU&SOfl and former pnliceman Oysters are relatively low- 4 19 U ' sontroIling constipation can _________ , - ot bran buds you may not need Boston had a dusting of snow and blustery wuxb aix! prosecution and abuse of • K3 l Lamb -- .%.0 -,% I I X .11110 Metamucil to protlde bulk for almost any - ou, amount depending on what other items you include Ln your Those wanUng inforination on Wet and ,q ,iH have a low — - ~w liatise and the Metamucil absorhedforfoodfor your body . (__,._ -) - . i I %. - Etenii g Herald, P 0 Box 1SM, incidentaNy is digest., d and ~ 7) Co u pie A I.Ake Mary woman and 14 her husband have filed suit hi clrcuitcourt against the City of Swiford cit lic a lormir plic man th1t.rging u.se of excessive force, false arrest malicious ! 6 EAST AQ3 -- Carter, Sargent Shriter and Fred Harris were listed on th*. transmission line knocked out power to 20,000 customers in 12 western suburbs of Boston and Interrupted balloting on voting machines, the Boston Edison Co. reported. Electricity was restorM to six of the towns within two hours, but the others were expected to be out until the afternoon, Poll openings varied from 6a.m. to 10 a.m., but all must close by 8 P.M. .... ,,-'.'7-. nfor V A95 wE.ST I&KJ 8 f4 2 your letter to me in care of the I --\1 _. I: I* Dr. k uld no' .get the good from my food. I don't take anv other by Al Vermeer -1 ~; MEMORIZED If !! W ff III _______ _ oder if it could coat my ,I stomach and Intestines so I would make what you are I! Several election officials predicted many voters would stay borne as freezing rain pelted some towns In the western and t!tn portions of the state and snow fell in some central areas. Democratic race, where voters also have a "no preference" choice. Forty-three Republican delegates were at stake. The locus was on the Democratic race in Massachusetts, with all eight major c3nd,'dates on the ballot and no clear favorite to win Both President Ford and and former California Gov. Ronald Reagan are on the GOP ballot, but neither campaigned ., in the 5tht ila=chusetts' se,creLiry of -late, Patil Guzzi, had predicted twelve tricks If the club • About talking about on your glass look Me nothing at all. That mucus surface protects the stotnach cells for its own icid elre.Alve juice. The lining of your intestine is --s often as I NEED. , &:- -- ~0 9-1 __:i~~~ - , - . 1:3;~ _. WANT TO LOOK TO _~._ %, AT _____________ Lining its surface Your stomach _ ' 4 - J servers were hesitant to predict a finishing order in the lat at stake. Delegates are chosen at the party con'.entlofl!i BRIDGE 1, I • DEAR RFADER - N , ? wont hurt you ou a bit Your entire digestive system is consiantly r"n , , forming secretions that bathe r. . L Ill# 'r''' 0 Chic Young 11 ,._../ I J i , j find if I don't wash the glass and spoon right away it leaves a slimy surface on the glass and it takes hot water to get it off I ballot. The failure of a major electric - whEre the voting was strictly a preferenbal poll with no _________ 5() I thrm iiijI a week I take a - —n- - 59 Natural ,4,N~/ - d turnoutolbetween35and4Oper cent of the states 2.8 million registered voters - up to about 1.1 million as candidates battled for the state's 102 national convention delegates. Oh- , -- -- Df Alt DI' LAMB AOL-c I StR' I 1 Hi 4I -! ' I ; ~T, "_ _,,... I -..it. rtnership situations, look, and reap a dew 51 _T_ -- -_ -_ -_ d down the voter turnout today in the Massachusetts primary, the nation's first with all major Democratic candidates on the A snow storm aLso was cutting into the tur:..'ut in Vermont, Stomach Has 7 1btp ~ - . 1 you in on a prosperous Joint Opportunities are all around you may Ig have nored e th past This coming year 23 in IBRA (Sept 23-Oct I you will naturally fall you tIlI be able to take a second today - 7 ' I _______________________ _______________________ . — M ow , ' i ! ) ~ I - __ . — . " - __ _- - -- __ P,~~-~ - i;~_ ___ Z- - - , % - WIN '\\ I k,-) ia n I, Ab!Cl ~__ "- lwil;4 6019 i *0- I ---'~_~ 110, II I__ ____11 R 5FC,ORILLUS - t. .I 1.1 3N7.A, I 1* I lllillll~~_ - TO OR7€R' - 37 ___ 58 _ TJRN.AKi-N1.' ,?-! BLONDIE I it) 55 iN TRAINING FOR NE\T WEEK'S ' f -1. . - I I -I I ___ ~,t I - c" — 4'' - 1tht, nast y weather apparentl y %"aS cutting uiSai (A! Pr*imary To ay d in vo - - - ___ .. - - - A_. -" h endeavor. • -_-_ Wea er Re uces imagination is especially keen ditions affecting you materially lve d i n areveryencouragingifyou Become things where you can use your enterprising, you cou!d boost i 6 I creative abilities to the fullest. your bank balinice. ug 23-Sept 22) 'lItGO ( A YOUR BIRTHDAY 1% Avenues of gain come through . I March 2, !976 py, Someone could let AA -. I 7i_ \_\__ JK' 41 1 — — — — - _'. a, -_ 1111111111- 22 usual. Though you'll tiave some mind of yours to good use, for challenges, you should fare yourself and others PI.SCFS (Feb 20-March 20) rather well. - - — _;r_14 . , 50 / J4_\ tiPOki II - _______ ) LJ! 1 - 36 7" wi.4T'S 11-4' E'13 I - t ~ I - - - '0 ~ - 4J 4 -' ( -- - 35 / /-\ . 1_'~ ~fiA -- ~ 1. i" - tA,:-, '. , LAW ENFORCEMENT) - :. — - "3A.4" TO TAKE •C..SSES VEk44\E ~ - - ?1-iI — / , - - ~_ - - by Larry Lewis CAMPUS LLAT'TER with BIMO BURNS e ----1 - ; -- initiative to get things rolling. concerned AQUARIUS 0an 20-Feb 19) CANCER (June 21-July 22) tusks should be snap be Mental you may days The next few even morc ambitious than for you today. Put that very fine 13 _ ,.:T'Ae'. __________________ ______ -_ ltOUt anybody. SCORP IO (vd 24-Nov Use your if you have to push othe tall on you. 9 8 7 ~ - V i 12 4— -1 - ,8 17 \._% 25 Old Danish 47 Light cart lab 45 Egg.shaped 26 Kind of JOCkey 49 Fun 28 Greek letter, , 50 Small rug 29 Two-wheeled 52 Three (Roman) keh ~1,,. 54 Thirgs in ser'. O II I?t 5 411 - / support PISi r 'i 10 - ;:C,:k I III E ~ .62 Certain baby bird 43 Walking lit " 1 S be much fooling ot advancing your own interests, be a very productive day. SAGn7ARR1S (Nov. 23-Dec TAURUS (April 20-Slay 20) to clean up a 21) You're a joyous fellow Take time today matter you know wasn't ban- well-met today. You'll brighten died properly, even though any group you're part o. CAPRICORN (Dec fl.J a 'not be aware of the her 19) If you have chance to wrap r t. GEMINI (Ma 21-June 20) things lip in an important Ile leadership role in any situation today, by all means do group endeavor today is likely so. Don't leave loose ends, eve _______ I TkE EXAM otoup (ab 1 20 Printing measures ________ I =?57~~=l - u ui 4 31 Ever (poet I 22 Baby tender 4 leaps 33Andsoon(ab) 5 Son of Gad 34 Bbltca *eod (DID 6 Att,rnoon food ty 17 5vace 7 Rin .iA,io 3 l:a ttiluil 8 1 13 Likely ][Ile* -ii IL 7 2 1976 ARIES 1, You should Ind you'll have more elbow room today to act independentl y :1oth ers 31 To ciiu 33 Pieces Of Atfisrrt;y.' , ________ - k," -1 " .1a.1_ - r 1T1 GCE-,70~:)_t' Mil t6 Gre,n vegetables Aeyto wve 50 Numbef (2 wds) 6,1 AJIo* 21 Indian state 23 Fine English DOWN porcelain CcLV cj1'e 27 Small winv'' foimf 7 ' (o4 ' AK . `iiI Fr_ Art Sanom by ' a . THE BORN LOSER - bA1;Ad singe 55 Afr esh 56 Giv e (Scot 0 - I ~ 1, : -. hi Evi I .1M - N - [A E " '- Naol Bay plane iNg. - ___ 0 I Ell~l rp", _____ n ? F - - [Here to There ___ ___ BEETLE BAILEY ,4 01 I,0 -01 -W -1 ,, ~ - . - I'M-.;121-1- _____ - - �,. C .. _ .....i - - ____.___.__._..__..._ —F 2A—Ev,nin Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, March 2. ---- ..-.•-- -- - -pw,u.Ur,IJl' r,i...". FICTITIOUSNI.ME NAME STATUTE STATUTE Nt.P.iE that I m tjOtiCe I' hre'y riotiu' 4 hereby given tha' I ,,rn WM IT MAY COHCEN. Ti WHOM ii MAY COCEWN enqed in bsintS & 1170 Avalon efl9UII fl USiflS at 104 N Hy Nolico s I.ercby giver) that the hercoy ivec that the Pft,ti(; 'a%sdberry, SeminoIt Blvd. Casselberry. Seminole 17 undersigned. purivanl to the uruant ,o thi County, Florida under the fictitious County, Florida, under the fclitiov5 underSiQflid. ,'i runtic SIC.Nc. hfld thAt I name of CEPTIFIID AGENCY, "FictitiouS Name Statute." Chapter "F,tiouSm;5tatJte," Chapter ,E,,1,ttPf tAid nama with the and that I intend to reg'sIer said 16509 Floriva Statutes, willrtQist('r SoS 09, FIotaVaTWrI,WiulrtqI1IC w.jr,, Clerk o4 the Circuit Court. Seminole name with the Clerk of the Circuit wtti the Cieri at the Circuit Court. 'n w,lh tne i_ier ol irw County. Flo,ia in accordance with Court, Seminole Count v. FlorIoa in and for Seminole Courty, Florida and for 5eminle County, Florida. the provisions of the Fictitious accordance with the provisiOns o' upon receipt at proof o the upon receipt of puvI cf the Token In Thefts By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF Warren Learned Of Plots, Ex- Security Chief Says %ASU1NGTON (APi - A former head of the Secret Serice confirms that the late Chief Justice Earl Warren once told him he learned of U.S. pleLs to kill Cuba's Fidel Catro, but not until three year! alter the Warren Corn. mission had concluded its investigation into the assassination of John F. Kennedy. in an interview Monday night, James J. Rowley, who retired in 1973 as director of the Secret 5.rtt'.', also confirmed that he had passed the information on to the FBI in a memo to then-FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. Earlier Monday. welI.i'formcd soiwces reported that the Senate intellIgenc-, committee has obt.ained ..i copy of that memo. tti-. . '.• had been provided to Warren by an u1dcntified source at a meeting arranged by the fate coluniniM i'rew ea130fl. FICTITIOUPAMt - _. Ely ThE ASSOCIATED PRESS A large storm u bringing wintry weather to the West and nortiern Midwest - showers with snow In California iu,,j ,tawJg$a" astI,, ui i*eiwiuitiil *Jet; snow mixed with rain in the southern Rockies; rain or freezing rain on parts of the Plains and through 'he Great Lakes. Heavy snow fell over portio's of northern Utah and eastern Nevada, with pails of Utah reporting six to eight inches. Heavy snow warnings were in effect for the central mountai oi Arizona and the northern and western mountains qf Wyoming. In Montpe!ier, Idaho, a (ther and s4ln aol tv brothers working as a section crew for the Union Pacific Railroad were killed Monday when a freight train slammed Into their handcar during a snowstorm, a railroad spokesman said. Violent Crime Increases WASHINGTON tAFt -- Violent crime has "consderabl)' worsened" In eight cities that the Nixon administration chose (or a multimidlon-dollar anticrime ogram in 1972. a governmenWuiided sbdv reported today. Evaluators from the Mitre Corp., a prh ate research firai, concluded that the "high impact anticrime program" failed to fulfill the Nixon adminstratlon's promise of a 5 per cent reduction In street crimes and burglary within two years in the target cuies. The cities re At1aita, Baltimore, Cleveland, Dallas Denver, Nwark, N.J., St. louis, Mc., and Portland, Ore. They have r'ceived $140 million in federal funds for 233 anticrime projects since the program W&3 launched in January 1972. Mardi Gras Begins "'. 0111 a n e s S ii i Against Sanford , NEW ORLEANS (AP) The hard.drinking annual (east of Mardi Gras, reinforced by the rising sap a! spring, take3 over New Orleans and environs today. It was newly corpicloua In the environs — for subirhan flight has moved part of the great festival to the suburbs. Mardi Gras is French for Fat Tuesday. It is the climax of Carnival, a two-month party-going period which precedes the austerity of Lent in this heavily Roman Catholic area. — - _J ' ' -, - IN BRIEF Political Compromise Eludes Northern Ireland Convention BELFAST, Northern Ireland (APi - Northern lrcland'3 ttutl'.a! r:enticn rr.cets for the titst time today without having reached the elusive political cornpromise between feuthng Protestar.ts and P'nnan Catholies that could bring peace to this wLr-torn British province. The 78-member convention's 40-strong majority of hardline Protestants Is akr.ost certain to endorse the demand it has bulldo2ed through the assembly that the British government restore majority Protestant rule in Northern ireland. That would effectively dash all British hopes that the province's rival communities can agree to share power the key, the British claim, to restoring political stability. Many politicians (ear new outbreaks of sectarian violence. At the very least, the convention's (allure to find a formula after 10 months of bitter and fruitless debate will heighten tension. French Dodge Zoning l,,I'r_f. JJi __ __ __ __ IAI{1S API - I)espte the toughest crakdun eer, France's annual Income tax filing deadline passed at mid. night, with the nation cheating the government out of about $11 billion—moremoney, by official estimate, than it atua1ly pays In taxes. On a national scale, It meant that the usual tissue of lies, omissions and fabrications on 12.8 million returns averaged out to saving each of the cotmtry's 54) million eitfzen S25 that somebody owes "le fise," the French equivalent of the Inierrid P.tvenu tvice. Although the government has produced figures in. rJcating that it increased prosecotions for tncnme tax evasion by more than eight-fold in the last live years, the tax-dodging tradition that goes back to peasant resistance against the 14th century salt tax is dying hard. American Bases Reduced in the Asian-Pacific _______ - have been red'iced about kS far as possible, a Pentagon study hs concluded, The study. conducted on ordcre from the Senate Armed Serncs Committee, found that ay further .rnjor ':uIbacks would forte a change in the current fotrard tefense strategy and push (J.S. detens&s back to the eastern Pacific. The Arreriein miittaiy pr&sence In the scn area has 'n whittled down 1a'i.dtIy s1nc'' the end of the '/letnam '4 itt. ._ F or 'vVater Cut-Off S SI, , s e, Ba by, , ( I :, -, ',' '4 , ' ,. • ---- . F.' - ': - ''. '- - - , • -'.-i. 4 4 - - 1 . .U4. . ,-' ,_. '-.- l7rr-, -'-..,t' -z- --'...' 4- t— "_ SI.. ... .j .- '. - - - ti-. ';-,,.. _ —.r:,tr- 1-i.. '_',u--' 111 h.. ALEN TUESDAY, MARCH 2 Puppet Show sponsored by South Side Elementary Sdol PTA. 'Aladdin and His Wonderful lamp" auditorium. Transcendental Meditation lecture, 7:30 p.m., Flagship Bank of Sanford. Forest City Elementary School PTA, 7:30 p.m. Program on physical education: art festival. ' - Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW buIlding, 17-92, Longwood. Overeaters Anonymoisi, 7:30p.m., Florida Powcr and Light, Sanford. Seminole Lions flub, Quality Ir!n, 1-4 and SR 434, 7 p.m Recreation Building DAV Seminole Chapter 30, 7:30 p.m., 17-92, Sanford. WE[INESDA Y, MARCH 3 Sanford Woman's Club, noon, clubhouse at Oak Avenue. Business meeting and catert'cl luncheon. Reservations. Too l;tul e hum, ','h' h 'ill .'.'t the (if 110W the ity hOUI'I he course for the City's future developed, but that it was her '.'... ' ('aselberry Ituitar) ('lub, :.3i a in , il' L.4:4:. Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon, Civic Center. and the Intent of the law mayar and city council Monday before October 1977, would be Zoning Board has also Altamonte Woman's Club, 13 a.m., Altamonte Civic night expressed surprise and finished by June 30. The others requested her help in their that it be "your plan." Center Topic: Mental Health. work, but council expressed "The planning commLssiori is dismay to lean-' the city's first agreed. THURSDAY, MARCH 4 Mrs. Kramer said, however, some appreheu3sion that it not intending to send a full-time planner Is about to Fun Time Fashlan Show, Champagne Brunch v.,ini,. k 'mne ., .. -. '1 uJUUl 1AJ ovi4.u.I:u;llb .., A U., , .lift Cent iii .3 , than a comprehensive Land use when I Caine, It was an 1113- primary function of preparing preparing three rough sketches 9:15 am., Robinson's Garden Room, Alt.amonte Mall. with alternatives 13r the council possibility.. It takes time and the land use plan. plan. "Every minute of every day to consider before making the Mrs. Dianne Little Kramer, Is a complicated process, but Central Ficrlda Retired Teachers legislative lunwtowasiiiretlinSeptemberfor once past a cerbln point it Is should be devoted to the land final draft,", she said. cheon meeting, Morrison's Cafeteria, East Colonial, the $10,000 a year federally simple to complete, but then use plan," Daniels said, "Informal work sesslcns are Gold Star Mothers Inc., 1:30p.m., Legion Home, Lake funded job, told council she will faces three months of ap- suggesting Mrs. Kramer sit being set up in the coming Ivar.hoe, O'lando. down the next day and begin month to get Input from be leaving In May before the proval." council and public and the Mrs. Kramer has been writing a plan. land use plan is completed as ,Sitamonte Springs Garden Club Executive Hoard, She told the council she could rough 5ketChes," 'orking with the city's planshe is expecting a child. 7:30 p.m., Alt.%nonte Spi'ings Civic Center. Councilman John Daniels ning commission to prepare the writea plan with her own IIICLS Mrs. Kramer, pressed by council for status reports and schedules, said at one point, "I Film Claims ____________________________________ don't think I can discuss It with you as you don't understand the comprehensive planning Seniors' Burdens procest" t t D I "I When asked by Caundilman (Continued From Page 1-A) living at the Towers. Mary A. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) about two days and hinted of a which abducted her on Feb. 4, Denald Browning if the plan should move, he said, to a place 1974, forced her under fear of could be written with present rent and dcctor and medicine Alter a last-minute pitch aimed "surprise witness." where she can afford the rent. —'.411file.. ,..t at shauerli1g thu. u..0 Dcfcre nttcrney F. Lee death to ta',cr part ii-, the hank data, Mrs. Kramer replied, "11 bIlk The nidy place where one But Mary A's reply b that the '".. - "Social Security if not going to go under, even if we have a horrible catastrophe this year and a Republican goes back in the White House," the former GeorgIa governor said Monday. pearing on the program, a forum discussion on social servicc Issues, sponsored by the League of Women Voters. Tuition Hikes Approved The Board of Regents has PENSACOLA (AP) approved tuition hikes Icr next year which will take an extra $15 to $22.50 per quarter out of an undergraduate's pocket, but will offer relative bargains for sun'Imer school - The hikes were far less than first proposed by the - t,,ie.s . . - ''... ',, - .' '-,,. ' . . ,. . "'" . - HOSPITAL Costs Increase Distorted ef e ii se Re$ a rs e S - Patricia Hearst as bank mobber, gued in vain Monday for dis- made her a fugitive and left her now rather than do that. I aim for a rent increase is from the can move out only with a the defense has rested its case missal of the indictments terrified not only of the SLA but to get the Planning Commission food allowance. When the food professional moving van ar.d through the sketch planning allowance Is scant at best, the that costs money which she with a stormy accusation of against MISS Hearst, alleging also of the FBI, she said. Tne prosecution has sought to pracess. We should be getting question becomes one of misconduct by the prosecution, that the government had disdoes not have. Administrator U.S. Atty. James l. Browning totted a two-minute movie show Miss hearst was an Im. back most of the information vival. Connelly reasons that Most of the senior citizens professional movers do not Jr. was scheduled to open his pieced together from bank stir- pressionable convert to the SLA fromii consultants, there are rebuttal case today, amid veillance photographs and nsed and a willing participant in the certain questions the Corn- today have worked all theii damage the building to add mission itself needs to know lives and feel shame at asking increased maintenance costs to speculation that the trial of the as the most critical evidence robbery. The defense wrapped up its answers to before It can outline for public assistance. However, newspaper heiress against her. p"rmanent residents. Mary A. put her pride arid The defense said the prose- case by showing jurors more a plan." could go to the jury by week's me city plane to secure embarrassment aside and end. cution cropped many of Usc than 4) photographs taken from And, mov'ng away has not The prosecutor declined to photos so that they failed to the bank film that disclosed a planning Intern from Florida asked for help. answered the problems 'or a faculty and student leaders. NOTES indicated rebuttal would take robbery holding a gun on MIss Camilla Hall was clipped from during the spring term to work stamp program, she inquired is surprising how many ha%e with the city planner, hopefully only to find that she is paying moved out to other apartment much of the movie, Hearst. Johnson Introduced the 8-by- so that he or the could help with too large a portion of her in- buildings only to return because Browning angrily denied the allegation, and U.S. District 10 inch pictures turned over to the land use plan after Mrs. come forho'.ising and thus is not they missed their friends and were unhappy," Connelly said. Court Judge Oliver J. Carter the defense on Feb. 25 and Kramer leaves. ThE FTU eligible, After fixed expenses, Mary A. quuiy ccjected the request for compared them with 5-by-7 student intern would receive no Other residents at the Towers William Char.dlcr prints offered by the goverment pay, but would receive will have $13 left monthly for agreed. "It is hard to leave dismissal, Romulus P. Delano your friends, your community. Chief defense counsel Bailey as evidence early in the case, academic credit from the food. Hobc.rt Jackson He then had the film shown university. Councilman irwin People like this, according to We love it here and will pay the called 12 persons to the stand John G. Long durIng 11 dayB of testimony, again to the jury, pointing out Hunter and Ernest Hendricks Lyle Sufi'ield, coordinator of increases somehow," ofle Ernest Mitchell which was dominated by MiSS thatMissllallwasbasicnlll'out will interview the prospective senior citizen programs in couple said. "This is our Beulah M. Morris Seminole County, should not be home." Hearst's week-long recounting of sight except toward the end interns. Louis W. Schati of her kidnaping and her sub- when she ran from the bank. Jessie Sheffield matITractor,SmaIIPrice "Whenlobserved that Cam19-month or12 7?hid';%CI Lucian A. Vaughn deal of fear and torture inflicted Wa Hall was not shown as full)' ('george I.. Snyder, I)ellary b) her terrorist captors. as she should be, I produced ______________________________________________________________________________ Mary Oldaker MARCIII, WiG Serge Holland ADMISSIONS Sanford: Carolyn S. Sharp Philip Stanley Sr. Carl B. Bradbury Ellen B, Van Alstine George W. Carlton Ernest E. Walcko Columbus Demps Jessie FLsel Pats)' S. Foss, Apopka Ruth McAllister, Casselberry Helen Hill Elizabeth G. Connors, Madalene Iloweil Margaret C. Katzenberger I)eltoria ________________________ VAL. U E P Liic VERSATILITY Sern mole High Sued Mildred S. Lukes, Deltoria Raymond G. Garceau, bionese Liberation Army, fully," Kipping said. ... , ,, I. r%oueu M. iuuuuo.usu, uvuivux fl.I,._. A Sanford man who claims area violates an agreement Charles 14. Jaeger, Deltona Edgar S. Miller, Deltona Seminole High School officials school officials made with Madeline McCaleb, Deltona Eugene Rickert, Deltona are encouraging juveniles to Parker in March 1975 when he Nicola Santella, Deltona Roy J. Salts, Deltona AREA DEATH ____________________________________________________ flout the state law against wlthdrcv? a similar court action Hood Tractor Co, Margaret 1.. Goit, Geneva M. Sdtitt, Deltona '" OsiftuvsssmT,.i smoking is back In court "upon the assurance of Carrie Oglesby, Lake Monroe Dominick Vent.arola, Deltona Otia.de.rla 32504 G(JS1'AVE JOSEPHSON five daughters and three Sons, seeking an Injunction to stop it. defendants that the acts Roberta flaxen, Hilton, N.Y. Mike Popovich. Osteen of Providence and Warwick, AIIa,,i..itiS,ii,s.FIa 37711 Merle E. Parker filed a civil complained of would be hen. Imwi GorSe, Lake Monroe Oriando i.fl.,,',u$. j'r.mi Myron I.. Scott, Waycross, Gustave E. Josephson, 85, of 11.1. acticn Monday in circuit court ceforth discontinued." 1)4 .:: usfi Ilaynes U. Savage, Longwood Ga, Bram Tower, Sanford, died Brisson Funeral Home is in against the county school _____________________________________________ George P. Ecen, Orange City Mrs. Steven (Katrina) bonda> niorning. Born in charge of arrangements. board, school superintendent T"ssie Felio, SorrenL Sweden, he lived in Sanford for Myers, a girl, Sanford William Layer and Don the past four years. He was a Peynolds, principal at Seminole BIRTHS Funeral Notices Mrs. Donald (Joyce) Wilson a member of the Congregational Block has High School in Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Russell ho)', Sanford Church, was a retired machine Parker's action, assigned to JOSEPHSON, GUSTAVE E.— tGwendolyn) Davis, a be)', Mrs. Joe (Kathryn) Starling, tool maker and a member ef nec,iI ',u-rvIce', fr Circuit Court Judge Kenneth Sanford iopn. $5. of Bram Tower, Scottish Rite Bodies of Orlando, a boy, DeBary heffler, charges that the w. died Monday will Done Lodge 38, Harmony defendants hasre for not less ti held at :30 p.m. Wednesday Mrs. Gary DISCHARGES (Melinda) Royal Arch Chapter of the sIlc)uld come Brisson Funeral Homc' u'c,tp, than the last 30 days operated Stripling, a boy, Lake Monroe Deric Council No. 7, Doric Sanford: c Robert J Hunter offic'ating. a "designated smoking area" ,1stedbytheSantordMasonic ChapterOrderofDeMolay,all CLIP AND S1VE aroundtheflagpoleonthehlgh I c:tge 67 Burial at a later date for help. of Cranstor., ILl., and Sanford n charge school campus where juveniles Tourist and Shuffleboard Club. under the age of 18 "have been L a 1 0 U R, (H E 0 DO R E " ' Survivors include his wife, encouraged to smoke ) JAMES— Funeral mass for fl 'I. \.$ Mrs. Alice Josephson, Sanford; Theodore James LaTour, of 3.6, cigarettes" in direct violation • I ?1' P,"tch Court, Sanford, who of state law. V den Sunday, will be celebrated .','dnt'sday at9 a m at All Souls I M ed i care The civil action claims the C,itholic Church with Rev. i VVEATH ER smokingisgoingonwithinplaln Wllim Ennis officiating. view of the school's faculty and l-:ary will be rectert at 7 m I linay at Gramhow Funeral Monday's high 86, todays low Home Chapel Friends may call school officials entourages 55, Rainfall: .80 inch. today. 35 and 7 9 p m. Burial p 1 Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of juveniles to flout the law. Partly cloudy and continued All Soot', Cemetei'y Gramkow thrcj' Parker alleges the smoking warm through Wednesday with • BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS 1eason 14, We're human, and once in a w r i chance of afternoon and great while we make a mistake. But if etenin thund rshowerr.. Highs • OXYGEN • COM MODES both da)s in the mid S0. Lows our error means you must pay additional tonight in the GOs. Southeast or tax, you pay only the tax. We pay any • HOSPITAL BEDS • PATIENT LIFTERS south winds 10 to 15 m.p.h, interest or penalty, We stand behind diminishing at night. Rain • BATH EQUIPMENT . WHEELCHAIRS our work. ASK THE MAN WHO -j _______________________ r pi-ohablllt 50 pr cent during U As Prescribed by Your Physician afternoon and evening hours. I WEARS ONE I EXTENDED FORECAST Obtain these services under Medicare Partly cloudy continued quite • g wnrmwlihnnlyaft-wscattercd • i W BiU Medicare Für You t,111 O'A OIWL ______ __________________________ snottcr8.towsmosuYmLnebus il!I UeJtQIflJ JIlL INUML lAX PLK)PLE ________ except upper SOs cxli eme north ________ _____ _____ George C.. Hearn I __________________________ _____ andlot7ssuutbe*steoastand _________ LONGWOOD SANFORD ___ 320 S. HWY. 17.92 Kr. Afternoon high, In the • 150 Sanlarkln .Sprin !)r. 309K. 1st Si. ________________________________________ upper 70s to mid 803. __________________ ___________________________________________________ 'is&3l-th$ Ph.3fl-G71l ___________ _____ high9I8a.m.,9:p.m., ____________________________________________ tides' ___ OPen 9 am. -9 p.m. Weekday:, , S Sat. a Surl J - - - . -• - Only Orai.ly gives you so many features ! A1TE N 110 N! t ,.n,txr,j - -1 'peed aunt ulniie. IT, unilafll Icn,d nc:r.l ir_r_c-e fur nncuicr.i',: hihrr>-uuatl t ii Sir_nn toll> oç$irr.P W,Je scIctR'n of tt,,Chne'ti In mi.. I4in. .00 - g2r.tcnrng and r_r.uu FkEZ CGIJNSELING: iltot the ti'aclor iRd attach' ). .. CAMCO lNDUTRIlLEQUIPMEr4T 310W MELOaY LANE CASSELBEPRY,FL 37707 )fl.3n 4447 - L- - I 1 II&R BlOCK' _____ -.-- - ___ _____ ______ __________ _____________ ________________________________________________________ ___________________________ MEDICARE SUPPLY Co ' ______ J p 111 East Kentucky Ave., CieLand, Fla, ____ r / Subscribers ! 1 flF'it A'-''*'-L - - _., - ' - ,'n 1 mIcls I ip$ 'i-ri ri 7 f ('ii rn I - .- ._' - - 7 v,, It'. ut 12111' ( t,jcuw'cw,uhckcun .'fl.t'Th'! -I. Henry 17 1"EISOflS VL1!1 YOU to us incorrie tax -- ,'_,, I s La n d U • •' -- MIAMI (API Presidential hopeful Jimmy Carter says the Soual Security program is in no danger of going broke even if he or some other Democrat isn't elected pr?.sident this fall. : Extends Apologies ______ - Defended Social Security - WASIlNGT!)N AP) — U.S. military forces and hase , _____ Tuesday, March 2, 1976-3A 4 . •, - -. out oniy aiter New Ok limitation. The accord was had done all it could to restore initially lauded, but critics have responsible management. subsequently pointed out that the agreement permits more Contrary to most cxmissiles than either country pectatlons, the former Minority would have produced without it. Leader was virtually unable to '1(EE1 .:ui1 it t:s i:ii.rx);,:1 id that the plan, which the city IlcraldStalfyriter , -..............- - ' Lake Mary Mayor Taxes of Alabama, contend a group of law btudents in a booklet whose data was published without comment in their own state. Richard P. Woods, coordinator of the Alabama ?oiitical .Z. :- .na1)sLs ta ,i,..; 11-year record in Alabama had been mailed to about 100 newspapers and television stations across the Sunshine State. "The Alabanw Mcssige: A View from Within," also had been mailed to selected newspapers in New York, Massachuaet'.s, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, Woods said, The group "hopes to put It into all the primary states as the elections come up," he said. - _________________________ ' a n nv .JAN!:('1\:l:!.1r-:ltltY 1;ege Wallace's prr'aidential - - t P S he Promises Disputed iAP - '\\, -. . Evening Herald, Sanford, F swearing in, he pardoned city found Its credit dIs&Iv1ng ,,,i I .I49.flUJ.J IJLII6 UIIU t ,,, IiI I%II..IU.LU IiLAU4I. His popularity rose the in record numbers, the marked Nixon's last years in ministration involved the more than 40 pieces of office, alienated a number of sup- financial crisis of Nel York legislation hi3 fIrst 18 months In However, the new president porters when, a month after his City. While the nation's largest office. I nshe t:OT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that HEREIN DESCRI BED which time tht owners assessed arid YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED other interested persons mmy ap by vi,tue of that certain Writ of a I NANCY T pear botC the City Council and plaintiff, ExecutIon Issued out of and under that th seal of the County Court of :ZIRKLAND. I Ii a NANCY M. be heard as to the propriety arid iminole County, Florida, upon a THOMAS. h,, tiled a Complaint In advisability of making the imSEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD fn,l i,dij.neri? rendered iti the the Circuit Court of Seminole provements Ccsts, method of OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS aforesaid court on the 12th day of County, Fiorida. for partition of the payment, and the assessments Notice of Public Hearing Sepembor, A D 1971, in that certain following described property, ner will be I air5f each property The eoard of Counl' Cam caSe entitled. Robert H. Gentry, Jr., situate, lying and being in Seminole considered. mi?sioners f Seminole County will b a Au?orrolivc Service of Orlando County, Florida, to wit: The C'y of Casselberry has in its (Continued From Page 1-A) defendants "were motivated by hold a public hearing to conSidi Plaintiff. Lots 117. 114. 116 and 115, SectiOn I, possession an engineer's estimate ot VS. Terry Smitri d b a adoption of a reviled Arbor Or the desire to obstruct and avoid the suggesting" that Terry's Garage, Defendant. wtich Mldwöy Park. according to tp,, construction costs including thereof as recorded ;n Plat Bonk & engineering art admirilitrative r,fore'sad Writ of Execution prosecution be activated on the civil claim" of Mrs. Brown dinar'e. The proposed revisions include delivered to me as Sheriff of Peg; 96. of tht Public Records of coStS fl the amc'unl of $4099000 "and for this reason caused the chanujes to detinitior.s, a Seminole felony charge. County, Florida. and I Seminole County, Florida persons are notified AI interested The lawsuit allcges that criminal prosecution of her to clarification of procedures related 'save Ie've-d upon the following You are required to serve a copy of that be description of each property Arbor requirements for Subdivision described property owned by Terry your written cl"fenses, It Afl1 " to be assesSed and the amount to b4 before Mrs. Brown presented he activated and continued Plots and Site Plans, and a sm Garage, said FRANK C. WHIGHAM of STEPI. aisecsed to ee:n parcel may bO her claim the felony charge after Oct. , 1975, constituting pification of procedures for ob. Smlh d ta Terry's propc'y be'ng located in Seminole STROM. DAVIS 8. McINTOSH, ascectaisic'd at the offic. of the City hadn't been assigned to an abuse of process and malicious tainng Agricultural Exemptions COunty. lCrida. more oartict.Iarlv Attorneys for ptainliff, Post Ohice ri.'k of thr City yf Casselberry, I w,d Luvu','u Prrnt'is. Box 1330. Sanford. Florida, 37111. described as follows assistant state attorney for prosecution. Florida Copies of this proposed Ordinance One (I) 19i Chevrolet Pick up and filethecriginal with the Clerk of The civil action claims Mrs. are av&lahle In the Land DATED mis 70th day 04 February, prosecution ixit after Oct. 27, "uck No. CCE?42&14&S'7 with one th;Clrcui!Covrol1orbef0retf"7th . 1975 "Ir, response to the coin- Fsrawnwasdamagedbecauseof Development Divison, Rm .it3. *hlte cab over camper day 04 April, 1976, otherwise a (SEAL) munication of the Sanford the actions by the officers arid Courthouse, Santcrd. lorida. f rum tngstoredamAIIamont,Gar.in default and ultimate juctgtnenl will Mary W. Haw4horn. Monday through Friday. 530 A M. AI?amon?e Spr.ns, Florida Ad OS entered &gain%t 'you for the relief Pol1ce Department" the State the city In that she suffered to 5.03 PM city Clerk ditional Inlormahon available from demanded in the Comp!aint, I Publit, Feb. 71 & March 2. '926 Attorney's office assigned the prolonged mental anguish, fear ThiSpublic hearing will be held in the Civil Division of the Seminole WITNESS my Putrid and official DEW 1)9 Tb; County Commission Chambers "proceeded of the police, nervousness. care and seal of said cojrt on this 27th day of County Sherfi's Department. humiliation in public and the of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, and lt. undersign"d oy S'ieriff 04 February. A 0. 1976 vgoruusly to orosecute." ADVERTISEMENT OOP.M.,oras Seminole County, FlOida, will at (Seal) Court records show Mrs. expense of defending herself lii onMarcri30,1916,atl soon thereafter as possible FOR SEALED BIDS Artt-,vr H, Beckwith. Jr. t1:ooA.M. on the Wthday of March, Board of County Brown was arrested Nov. 5, court. Clerk ot the Circuit Court INVITATION TO BID Notice is A 0 1976. offer (or sale and Sell 70 C3nmissior-ers By' Cec"tia I. Ekern hereby given that the )Istrict School thC highest bidder, for caSh, Subiect Brown Is seeking, according 1975, on a felony warrant SemiIe County, Florida Deputy Clerk Board 04 Seminole Cutmty. Semleole 1 to any and all eJisting 'cIns. at the charging her with aggravated to the complaint filed by atBy: Mike Hatliway. County, Florida. will receive sealed Front IWe-it) Ooor of he Seminole FRANK C. WHIGHAM _____ Charm4fl a.ccanit on offcsar Ilasson with torney Jack Caolo, $10,000 in Bids until 7:30 P.M. 17th M-ar,h. Cnunl Cot,rthoult? in Satafct'd, S4nstrom. Davis & Atteit1976, at which tlne bids mill be Fiorit3a. tht above described per Mclntch an auto. On Dec. 11, 1975, a compensatory ( mnage. for the Arlhur Pt. Beck1with. Jr. • P*st Office box )flOt 'pbtfrIy opened'ar red iløud In -, sonai property, circuit cotirt jury acquitted "deprivation of comfort, Set- Publish: March 7. 1976 the SerInc', Courtly CourThouse. ThaT Sad sale is bein9 rne' p Sinford, Florida 37771 _______ satisfy the rrms of saia Writ of Attorneys for Plaintiff Mrs. Brown, returning a ver- vices and consortium" of his DEX 15 North Park Avenue, Sanford, I Florira on th; following Publish: March 2, 5, IS, 23. 1976 wife. Eiuecution dict of innocent, NOTICE OF APPLICAT:ON PROJECT TITLE: D(* ti E. Polk, FOR TAX ULED One count of the lawsuit The lawsuit, for which no __________________ CASSELBERRY & LAKE MARY Ii Sheriff (191.246 Florida Statuts,$) hearing date has been set, charges that the actions ef MEDiA CENTER ADDITIONS S-mnle County. Florida NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA P.,hi%t Fth 17 21, March 7,9, 1976 IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR charges that statements by Hasson and Fogle were the c N or Gertie Y Cross the holder $EMINOi.E COUNTY, FLORIDA NAME OF OWNER: Distrtct School 91 ________________________ 1-lasson nd Fogle, which for- direct result of the city to the following certiticates ha filed DEW Board of Seminole County Certi'ica'e for a tax deed '0 be IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR PROBATE DIVISION med tha basis of prosecution, adenuately and carefully Said PROJECT LOCATION: issued thereon The certificate SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, File Number 76.41 CP Division "wereanattempttocF.arge and "select, test, train and numbers arid years of lssi,jarce, tte PROBATE DIVISION Lake Mary, Florida In Re: Estate Of CaSselberry. Florida conict"Mi's.Brownofafelcny supervise Its police officers." de,rlptionoftM-property,and the File Numbsr 76.10 ROSE MARIE KAESER. a ha L'4CE FOR RECEIPT OF names in which it was assessed are D,v,bon The lawsuit alleges that on as follows. "so that it would appear that MARIE KAESEP. a la MARY SEALED BIOS: Bids may be KAESCR, they were justified In the use of May 17, 19"5, the city dian't delive'ed to the Suprintendent of Certificate Plo, 170 Yr of IN RE: ESTATE OF Deceased Schools. 203 Commercial Avenue, LAWRENCE .1 ADAMS firearms" against her on May ha'e written guidelines Issuance 1973 NOTICE OF Sanford, until 4.30 PM. on March Deceased Dtscripfionof Property 17. 1975, "and to protect governing the discharge of ADMINISTRATION 17 Ifb$ddersdesires,hemaydell-it-'Sec 27 TWP 21$ ROE 79 E W $2', NOTICE OF TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Bid to the Seminole County Cour themselves and the Sanford firearms by police officers nor Ft of E 907', Ft of N 2s.s Ft of SW'. ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR OEMANOS AGAINST thO,jse at or prior to the scPieiled Police Department from did the city provide field of NW '. ' 72 1215 R29E THE ABOVE ESTATE APi,) ALL 'me 7 30 P. M (Tim; cc Name in i4hch assessed Leonard CLAIMS OR DEP,'ANO$ criticism and corrective training for Hasson and Fogk AGAINST & Harriet Howard THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED scheduled Shool Board meeting) measuresbyhlgherauthorlty." intheu.seollirearmstoarresta TIME FOR RECEIPT OF bIDS: All c Mid property being in the OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE hEREBY NOTIFIED ti.ct ;ttt bt received until 7:30 IN THE ESTATE: The lawsuit alleges that the fleeing person. Countycf5eminofe,5fafefF.i .,,•. .nw ou.,,.".x"..'a, " "w *'• P.M. on March tim, unless sucri certilicate or cer YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED of ROSE MARIE KAESER. ft K a TYPE OF BID OPENING: Bids l,fieates shall be redeemed ac that thi administration of the estate MARIE KAE.EF4. a ha MAIY shall be opened and read dod to cording 10 'aw the propert'p of LAWRENCE .1 ADAMS, KAESEP Challenged described in Such certificate or dereased. File Number 76 tO, IS Gen'rat Contractors dctu'ated, File 11 ,mber 7841 CP. is and interested Pubic In attendance. certificates will be sold to the pending in ;Pie Circuit Court ior peng in thi :iruit Court.f or PROJECT • SCOPE 6 CON. sh tjidder at the court SEMINOLE. County, Florida, m.,,mnnI* rnir'tw, Ft,wl,la Dre.a'. nuvse 000r on iS SIICUCItUN: tne rrt'le'ct gnffa!ly me 5th day of April, Probate DiviSiOn, the ackirns ot By it i I Ii i I WI 1ut Divisl, the address of which 1976 at 1100 A.M. COnSistS of the complete :on which is Seminole County CourSem'nole Cnty Courthouse. North of lbs schoo. as listed , Dated this 709' day cI February, thouse. Sanford Flofidi. The perPark Avenue, Sanford, Florida Circuit Court Judge Voile A. sectloA of the ordinance IllS at 11 AM re'aled Sit; Work as set sonai revese'-itativeof the estate 15 3277) The personal repretentative herein with Arthur H Beckwith Jr. in the Contract Docum;nts, Williams Jr. is scheduled to restricting maximum building PAN AMERICAN BAtIK OF of thc estate s RAYMOND E forth Clerk of the Circuit Court TYPE OF CONTRACT: The Work ORLANDO. N A . whose addreis is hold a hearing March 10 on a and itructure heights In KAESER, wtos* address 5 45 will be Ida Creel, let unset contract in ac 230 North Orange Avenue, Orlando, Northlield Rd. Millinglon. Winter Spring man's lawsuit residential districts to 25 feet. Deputy Clerk with pages OR 7 arid BR $ FIorid 37501 The name and ad 07946. The name and address of the cordance Espev's lawsuit alleges that PubIin: March 7, 9, 15. 73, 1976 of the ContrEt Documents for seeking to have portions of that dress of the personal reprelen personal representatives attorney General Censtruct ion of the talive'%attcrnei, are lit forth below, arc set forth ordinance his antenna cdnforms with DEx-Il city's zoning below. Calselberry & Luke Mary Media All persons having claims or All persons having claims or Federal Communications declared unco,sUtutional. NOTICE OF APPLICATION Center Additions and will mclude dmands against the ettaIe are demands against the estate are Mechanical aid EI'lnicI for said suits and FORTAXDEED JohnC.Espeyclatmsthecity Commission recuired. WITHIN THREE MON required, ______________________ (lCl.24e Florida Statutes) illS WITHIN THREE MON. plant The Owner Contractor crdinance doesn't prohibit or regulations. FiOM THE DATE OF THE THS FROM THE DATE OF THE with the NOTICE IS HEREBY C'IVEN, FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Agreement bound 'l'hc lawsuit ask.s the court to lhj• Gertie Y Cross, Trustee' For. NOTICE,tofilewlihthecterk 04th; restrict the use or height of a spkcilitation shall be the Ag'eement 41 Citizens Band Radio antenna rule the city ordinane iiiap. Douglas William Cross, Merrill N above rourl 1' writttn $talemenl 04 ,.'OTICE,tofilfwith?hecl,rkolthe used above Court a written statement of CrOSS, DonnaM Kellogg. Patricia E Afl'y claim or demand they may any claim or demand they may PLACE(S) FOR EXAMINING but that on Dec. 19 Winter plicable to Espey Otto rule that Houghtaling & Norma L Pratt the have Each claim BIDDING DOCUMENTS: Bidders be in wr.tng Springs building official and the ordinance seclons are void, holder of the following certificates and must indicatemuSt have. Each claim must be in writing may review tt.e Documents at the the basis zoning administrator Ray unconstitutional and without has filed laid certificates for a tax claim, the nan,; and addressfor the arid miSt indicate tNt basis for the following places of the claim, tP,e name end address of the tietd to be' iSsued thereon. The creditor Eoghan N. Keiley AlA. Bradshaw notified hita that his force as applied. his agent or attorney, creditor or hil agent or attorney, certificate numbers and years of and theor SO!) West Seminole &oulevard amount claimed. If the The action asks that the city antenna is In violation of a and the amount claimed. If the Sanford. FlorIda 37771 of the claimisnotyetduethedate*t,en it ctaimisriofyetdue,thedatewlien it be permanently restrained properly, and ihe names in which it wit become due shall be stated If , will become due shall be stated. If was assessed are as folIow. from enforcing the sections. District School Board of Semlnsle the claim is contingent or the claim i contingent or County Certificate No. 763 Year Of unt'qu,da?ed, the nature Ct Ut) The ordinance, adopted Feb. IsSuance unliquldated, this nature of the un. 1913 ! 202 Commercial Avenue certainty shall be stated If the 14, 1974 provIdes on conviction secured, the Security shall certainty shall be staled. If the Ceunipfionof Property ntrd Fforidl 37771 claim iS claim is secured, Sec 71 TWP 21$ ROE 29E S 100 Ft be descrtari The claimant Shall of violation for up to $500 fine the security shall PLACE(S) & DATE FOR OB. described. The claimant shall TAININO BIDDING DOCUMENTS theclaim and-or6odays In jail. Each day of N 490 FfOI E ',of SE dOf SE 4 deliver sufficient coi,ielof theclalm deliversufticienlcopiesof Sec. 21 T2IS R 79E flit-tic', may ObtAin DocumcnT by to the clt'ri. to rnflt'IC the clerk to o violation, according to the clerk to enable the clerk to ptionrig tlamonwhichassessed Robert £ m.)l one copy t rah personal to the the Office cI ThO Architect mail ordinance, constitutes a Mike & Emnestine Mike, his wife one coey to each parwn.al requesting furtt.i' information. representative LAKE MARY — Mayor separate offense. All of said property being in the Allpersonsinte.re%t;dintheestate representative. SPECIFIED BONDS: The suc All persons Interested County of Seminole , Sta'e of to whom a copy of thiS Notice of Walter Sorenson extended his In thC estate cettful Bidder shall provide a I '- yr iui. ,, -..-... ',O 'hi. .4 -w..... •rr Performance, Payment and .tdm,nistraf ion has been mailed are "profound apologies" to the UnSei Such certificate or tsr- requ,red, WITHIN THREE MON. Administration has been mailed are Guaranter' Contract Bond as citizens of Lake Mary today for required, WITHIN THREE MON. t , l,cates shall be tedeemed at pcovi'led and let forth In the T145 FROM rHE DATE OF THE TH$ FROM THE DATE OF THE cording to law the property rIRSI PUBLICATION OF THIS the water se."vlce cut-off that specifications FIRST PUBLICATION OF Ti-tIS Sribqt, fl SJC h certf'a?t or ?40T ICE To file any Ot,ir(tiOns they (curr( I Itt FrI'lay, as.urini; DATE, TIME, AND PLACE FOR NOTICE, to fur any ObtC-CtiOfl% they .e'rT,hicaturs will be sold to the may h4ve that challenges the that in the future service will may bjv; that challentles the OPENINTS OF SEALED BIDS: All h,ghejt cash budder at the court validity of the decedent'S will, the Sealed Bids received will be opened 'ialiduty of the dc'endent'i will, IPie not be discontinued witheut xJuse dc,.r on the 5th day of April, nualificlions of the personal at 7)0 P At at tne Seminole Ccunty qualilicöliori', ol e personal Courthouse, Sanford, a? 11:00 AM notice except in cases of representative, or the venue on Florida on the reoretentetive, or the venue or Dated tPi' 20th day of February, iur,Sdiction l the court 17th of March, 1976. Bids to be en emergency. 1975 jurisdiction of It'; court. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND closed in a 'aled envelope plainly ALL C'.AIMS. DEMAND!. ANTi Arthur H Beckwith, Jr OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Sorenzon expLaned that a OBJECTIONS NOT 50 FILED marked on :,ie outside "Proposal" Clerk of the Circuit Court WIL. BE FOREVER PAI'RED. d mc title of the work, the date WILL BE FOREVEP ARREI') by: Ida CrcaI, rr.ejor change in a connection Date of th first publication of this and 9'. '"; of th bidder, The Z. RuyfiiOu . loner DepuIy Cicte Notice of Administration February which turned out to be much Dit,it Srhoøl Board of Semnole As Personal Rpreienta Phl,th P.1ach 7, 9. 16. n. 1516 71. 1976. County, Sanlor. FIo',d r.teqv.s ocri' hrnu' f'nr,sumInI, than ,.,,,_ ,. ('an .'mer'can (Sank (if tr1 C uaht 9, . I UiANItAtIi, zpected occurred ar1d service Ortauld,P4 A received Ant qr to waive any in. 1 a k. MARIE KAEER. Ike waS off for livc hours from fly Helen Belbeck formjliti In te bidding. %o bfdl MARY KAESLR, As Pt-rl0n41 Rrpreiet't&flve early rrorn1ng through lunch thallb.withdrawnfo,aperlof)0 D'cesed f the tS!atc or caie-dar dayi subSequent to PIt;, Oy far Per'l IAWRPZNCE J AOA.M5 Opening cf eids withOut conSent 04 I Boarot Douglos 5tCn5trcn. EStirv ATTflRP4EY FOR PET1SONM. .atert thiS 20th div of February. Stentrom OvI & REPPCSEPITA7IVE Tht Dit,trlct School Board of Mdr,tclh Kenne'th F Oswald Sem9'ote County. P0 box 1130 Worth .Magmsotia Ay;riuc S Mr. RoW,t 0. Feather S4nford, Fl 37)11 OrlridO, Fltid 32s77 I Mr Witliam P. ,ypr Tetept',on; n.t; r'ep- (305) 1131 5Wt,'it.,1d.nt Publis't: March 2. 9, 1975 PubtiA February 71 & Ma'cn . Publish Feb. 74 & March 7, 9 1976' DEX.11 .:-..7.r.- front of the facility, Seventeen dangerous mental patients have escaped from the facility thIs year, including 11 in the past 10 days, officials said. Some used weapons smuggled in by visitors. Ford's accession to the presidency was hailed by the vast majority of Americans who saw In him an honest, open man whose presence in the White House would dispel the .'. Memcral Hospital) at 11:30 o'clock A M on the 9th day of March 1976. PublIsh: March 1. 2, 3. 1926 DEX-1 - L..JU1 I4iliIWiIii. 5LiVll1UW1UH IUWC DretwOUt '' - attempts. Hospital security chief Richard Melchlonno said all three prisoners were recaptured Monday before they could leave the hospital grounds. But as guards scrambled to apprehend the would-be escapees, members of the Pembroke Pines Women's Baseball Auxiliary began a week-long protest of the - - .' _. ,, n.,pn ,. ,_ iv eiii..r iv" i.l.IJ.5J iJ,,I.l% UIIU Hospital ' s Security PEMBROKE PINES (API - Even as area residents were protesting leaky security at the escaperone SOUth in , - Ford dispatched the Marines to bail the city out, claiming New liberate the merchant vessel, York was responsible for proWems, even Mayagnez, and rescue its crew solving Its o from their Cambodian captors. If It meant bankruptcy. That winter, Ford met with Eventually, President Ford . - t ("erald Rudolph Ford became II% SQeh 1U111 ..1..e JL tIUIJJI ...i....... WIlOJI I Richard Nixon resigned from _______________ _______ ______ - Storm Brings Snow, Deaths - former Minority Leader of the ____________ ___________ ______ House had spent 25 years as a ____________ ______________ _____________ congressman from Michigan _____ ____ before Congress approved his -_____ ____ ____ nomination as si'pres1dent to ____ _____ ____ Protest ____________________________ i... Profile IKI nirr II ' DrIrr -- ________________________ i. -_ _. Of A CandkMfe Fr%rrI Cn161 'Honest, Open' __ FLORIDA Wit Section 90309 Florida Statutes SANFORD CARPET. LINOLEUM IitsouS name, to wit LONOWOOD Sheriff's deputies today wue B-6 09 Florida Statutes 1957, AND TILE under whiCh we are EXECUTIVE PARK. under which I 1957. Mathews investigating the reported theft engaged in buSiness at 119 3 Park am engaged in business at 130 E. S Bernard .1. Finnegan Publish FeD 10, I?, 21, of 31,650 in cashiers checks Avenue In the City nt Sanford. Highway 431, Longwood. Florida Publish March 2. 9, 16. 73, 1976 March 7, 1976 32750. Florida. from a Midway residence and _________________________ DCX 16 DEWSSS ________________________ That the party intef5ted In said ____________________ Thai the parties interested in said of 12.721 in stereo equipment, NOTICE OF APPLICATION jewelry and other items from a Gerald KorrnSn Tessie Abramso') Nc,t,c' is hereby given that I am 1197246 Florida Statutes) Dated at Longwood. Seminole Ira Alvin Abramson south Seminole residence. engaged In business at 121 Sun NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Dated at Sanford. Seminole County, Florida on February 4th, Mrs. Catherine Bivins, of reported mlssl'ig after burglars nytown Rd., Casselberry 32707 thaI Robert H. Leslie the holder ci the following certificateS has filed County. Florida. January 22nd. 1976. 1976 Center St., Midway, told deputy broke into a station wagon at Seminole County, Florida under the - Feb 10. 17, 24. MYCI' 2. Publish- Feb tO. 17, 21, March 2. fictitious name of I C.C.A Sjid certificates fer a tax deed to be Publish 1976 Frank Johnson that the checks the residence of Truman RAVELEERS CLUB. and tN't I Issued thereon The certIficate 1976 DEW 55 - one for $1,000 and 13 for $50 Maynard, 5215 Poinsetta Ave., intend to register said name with the numbers and years 01 issuance, the Clerk of the Circu'I Court, Seminole descriptiOn of the properly, 6n the each - were taken, along with In south Semino1e. County, Florida in accordance with names in which it was assessed are IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND NOTICE a savings account passbook, Assault Charged the provisions of the Fictitious as fouows: COUNTY. SEMINOLE FOR TO: All property owners and any frcrn her purse. Carl X. DeSousa, 52, oF 2302 Name Statutes, ToWit: Section other persons interested In all lots, Certificate No. 295 Year of FLORIDA CASE HO 7633S-CA130 . ...ondparcelsoflaflosa(Jioifling Thomas Edward Conlan, of Winter WOOdS Blvd., was held 16509 Florida Statutes 19S7. Issuance 1971 S James E Saunders i'i,NCY 1. KIRKLAND, Descriptionof Property " .anct contiguous or abounding and 515 Lake Destiny Road, in lieu of $5,000 bond at county Publish, Feb 17. 21, March 2,9, 1976 Lots 1 7 & 3 flIk 2 Canaan PB 1 PG NANCY M. THOMAS. abultlnU ,pori the following reported $190 cash, a shotgun, jail today after being arrested DEW 92 Plaintiff, ID) described street located within the jewelry, golf clubs and stereo on a circuit court warrant __________________________ Name itt which assessed Earle vs. City of Cass,tberr,. SzlnoIe INV'TATIOPf TO BID 0. C. MAREADY. LIZZIE McGrift and Gertrude Mcr,rfl County, Florida. to wit equipment were taken when charging aggravated assault. Tr..' ',,,, . ... ,,wt';T b.g 'o " lC','.'Ar. ". '. burgidI ratisacketi his MauJalled Seminole Ciunly Pt.ibi'C HoSpitãt CountyofSeminolp,Stateof Florida JOHN L. HOWARD. J. C. BARR' f Crystal Bowl Circle frcm the East Willie 1). Waltcer ?A of in,its tku ion" "i. fnllowina: reslden't. J.irh pr?ititp or rer. h J. C MAREADY. and JAMES 1. lin. Wt''.r Park flrIv Nu..T? -----tificates shall be redeemed ac MAREADY, deCC,lSed, Easterly icr 2065 tit.C,,t fec? to the GolfflubsTaken Orlando, was arrested by LAiAdditOnaI 'ri -t,-ri:tntt prpt-rt', 11,0 cordinc', to I?-. Surf,- t.i' t*iStiflV lion Co II, of 124 C.trulwood sheriff's kputies on a circuit spcciticotin cry OVOIChIC t OIfI( NOTICC OF ACT tOPt Suth c,rtiliJte 01 ottb$ Crysfci 1,*, (itcieC Blvd., Fern Park, told deputies court warrant charging Ut- of the Administrator 6 DEFEP4OAPITS' certiticates will be sold to the 'TO YOU AE HEREbY NOT IFIEC All bcts shall be mailed tO the highest cash bidder at the court MAREADY, LIZZIE M HOWARD, that the Ci'y Counci' of the City of that golf clubs valu-d at $375 tering of a Forgery. Bond for Board of Trustees of "ic Seminole house doer cn the 5th day of April, :IARR lET LOZAW. JOHN L. Casselberry, Florida. has deemed It weretakenfromagarageathis Walker wns set at $5,000. County Publ4'. Hospital, 1)01 East HOWARD, J. C. BARR. 1k-a J. C. advisable to improve the above 1976 at 11:00 AM. residence. First Street. ariford. Florida 3777) l'rohatlon Violation )ated this 20th day of February, MAR EADY. and JAMES T described street with 21 feet of be postmarked flOt MAREADY. deceased, AND ALL ashaltic concrete o'i a 10"xS"xI" 1976. Radios Stolen Richard M.-•'-'' Colemnn, 25, of All b'ds shall ,-.-..P. i-'" u. \W ..sewnnu..,...'veviui-.. ,,"4' 1It .rin*,i'T'c" wi'1i'ath'l.oce, Upsalalloaci. Ocoee,wasLoinneiumncoun(y and shall be received on or before cleik of the Ctrcuit Court BY, THROUGH. UNDER AND andtoprovidefOrtheaflessmefltaf Sanford, reported burglars took jail without bond on a violation the Ith day of March 1976, 1? NOOn. AGAINST THE ABOVE PIRII.ED all costs as per Reiotutie'i NO 33 of By: Ida Creal, Consid"ratiun of such bide will $3) citizens band radio from of probation charge in conDeputy Clerk DEFENDANTS, AND ALL PAR- the City of CaSSelbefi'y, riorida ?akc place at the meeting of TIES I4AVINC. OR CLAIMIPIc', TO PUbliSh P,'titch 2. 9 tO. fl 1976 ti pickup truck and deputies nection with a 1974 circuit court TAKE NOTICE that a p.bIic Board of Trustees in the Seminole DEX 13 "AVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR I*rIttg will e held on March 10, said a 1110 CB radio was case, a'cordlng o jail records. County Public Hospital (Seminole INTEREST IN "IE PROPERTY 1976, a? 1 - 30p m , n the City Hall at NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE -,-_S_.__.=-....-.. . Legal Notice Legal Notice - Legal Notice Legal Notice C ec s, J ewe rv - .--t_-.s_-- _-... - '°' "' CLIP AND SAVE - • p low 2:S3 u.mo., :O7 p.m Part Canaveral: high 8:50 a.m., 1:16 p.m., how '4 n.m.. 3:03 p.m. _______ ______ ____________________________________ ______ _____ ______ _________________________ _________ Other Arta Office in OviCd3 345-6231 _________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ I -:=' -..-.-' -j-' '1"' '__.3 - 4- �All - -s Evening H!Lq -.L -no 1Valu Areit ciov In for June 19,25th on and dinner le High School s of '51 is 7!a4 te Vn mLufM persons" hit. Anyone with information about any of the following class members is asked to contact Sue Collurn lJ -.(3 1)887 Patsy I or 8.11-91~13 Tuccday. March 2, 976.-4A Around V A\ NI I) [)O\ I }., Publisher RH 11I) President-elect Edward Mkifis of hiliami takes office as president. A mail ba'lot ill be sent to the Bar's 19,000 members and results will be tabulated in mid March' Bronson hard) (323-50451 ui Bivins, florothy Burke, Ilarriett Geiger, !.._.,, ..1ckson, Bobbie Mc(arlcy, Joan Parker, Jacs ' HoIand Beck) evk 5 nls \ti'iiIh $ 2 O o \knth $14 Yi-.ir. $23 40- B% Nloil, In Floti(hi s~anv as hoine delivli All olliff I The Friends of the Orlando Library need all kind.,q of Itooks for Ye Olde Book Ue coming up in June. Donate used encyclopedias, children's books, paperbacks, and hardbacks by bringing them to Sanford library on First Street or any of the libraries in the tri-county Orlando Library System. . ecurity Rules Are Unfair S 0 10 S The Clock Should Social Security be mandatory or voluntary 9 About 90 per cent of American orkers now have no choice. if he laii... demands that they and their em lovers contribute amount coming in. The other side of LC - DON OAKLEY - I I I IIIUII - '4' Make An Election srses -,, ) 1,j'y - I "—'--' . ,Y 'z he b, "ities the man to watch. PTophets and analysts jump to his bandwagon. So does money. In any primary frivol 4ng a sLable stable of candidates, one not very different from another, Members of the armed services are required to iti f51'Z as someone different, attracts the always'ready contribute. So are most self-employed professionals and farmers, regardless of what i,e for 'N. other prov ons ey protest ote. In a primary, which after all isn't the final vote frr pres'dent, a good many voter3 that government workers are covered by ning to a man they wouldn't want to vote fGr in November. In other ways, prunaries are distortions. Few - ith some w We've Got To Tighten Our Belts reluctarce. into S~cial Security. many months before election that voiters hardly In an era when govemment salaries generally know the men involved. stood I Even those who are not extremists feel et tha those 'd I compa ble ',k in knowing he could not keep justification for placing them in a special catego ry in terms of fringe benefits. Today, government jobs, often are among •h best-paying n a communitY. a four th of these promius if elected. 'Mere is o time in the hurried early campaigns to hold candidate feet to the fire with tough questions that strip away generalities. Whether the future financial soundness of Social Security'ould be helped or hindered by A fewbears back one presidential contender bringing all government employes into the system proposed to sl3h the military budget to secure funids for welfare projects. A study of his propi discloseli he'd achieve these military cuts by eliminating virtually all maintenance, le,ming t1v Air Force with no flyable plane7, the Army wi th no operating trucks r tanks and a Navy with no operable ship.i. These details were barely noticed, Primaries are comphcated further when a is a question for actuaries to consider. From the standpoint of fairness in the here and now, however, their exclusion or granting them to option seems h ard to justif y. Cost Of Regulation number of labor unions unite air fares on marly majoi ruutes cou.Id be cut about 40 per cent if the federal governiment ould relax its rigid reguiation of the nation's — as in Florida — batety reguiaulon ot me an-Lmes must De mawtauiea uut economic regulation by the governittient tends to inhibit ithe free enterpirise sytem, restrains competition, Prid deprives con- to stop George Wallac. The votes here will not nectsurdy refleck the preference of these union men as the Democratic presidential candidate — only whom they don't want More significant perhaps than any of the above, is that campaign strategy for a national presidentia.1 race is of nectssity so different from sumners of the benefits of the free market, that in staggered prlinariez that It is unusual for airlines JOHN CUNNIFF X WI Ctfl a day.Within weeks 1' was far below that level est dra ws insst inti th lwsn,I morfr.l. illnh hgahi. coa so totally believed in And nnp of th'. imrwwtant a the wtiln)$ty. Tradets 14 They Fear persitasons are asking this week is whether the supply the energyneeds of the United States is the others will dump mamively, and leave them economy jusfifiei market this high. 7bat not the idea itself. stranded with deflated stocks. consideration is inevitable whenever the DJ1A Something like tl* schemle propowd by When, after vacillating and, as they say, comes close to 1,000 pointi Boeing Aerospace Go. engineers to capture described BERRY'S WORLD a 1,000-point-plus reading space mirrors and beam the electricity to earth before the enJ of the century . 4 JACK ANDERSON H ughes El uded 1IRS COMMISSI0I4 - - Washington not to serve lluglws with the sub- Asistant Commissioncr John flrd(in no-, 19 A customs inspector finally was rnei pona blaring of th-r.e N. 75 degresi 10' 21.' F. S. curvature concave thence N. 6$ degrees I) 55 W. the arc of Said curve 53" F 14" and tangent bearing of s 70 cs^grees s6, sr, E., run thece siong said 730 49 feet, 'hence dt;rees 30' 38- E. 115.11 feet. theii N. 31 degree% 41' 2A- E. 144L22 feel; curve 102 15 fee' to thence N 43 degrees E 6364 feet thence S 15 degrees At' 21" E.70637 1976 51 11 run thence Nr $6 thence S It degrees 45 31 W 901 21 246 feet shtncL S 75 decrees il 09" W 401. 14 feet to the ;aint of ReCOfdS Of Seminole County. 313 page 31 Public Northeasterly having a radius of Re ords Of Records Book 98$ Page 931 Public Sem,noie County. Florida, run Recores at Seminole county t'nc;N,o3,JeQresoo1 nwaI:n9 the ine Of curviture of a curve conca ve 2056 At feet; run d easement, thence S $9 degrees 56 10 F C77 91 feet. a central angle of It degrees and bearing of N. 20 degrees ! 46' run thence Northwesterly t ask(-d hether Hughes Linderstuod. and Uie man 5 feel the"c e S M d*gfrii - 21 tangent 30" %v I&'L97 feet; thence S 21 W.; along 39 deçrees 74 51 W 31971 feet. t-lorscta AND ALSO LESS: SHEOAH. SECTION El GHT. a Condominium recorded in Official AND ALSO LESS by hughes' attorney. Beyond this they refused SOVIET MICROWAVES: The current furor &glees si 19- r ul #6 fee,. hence di11, SS11 E. 304 63 lert; thence Florida, ft 10 degrees 00' 79" F. 1173 feet. N 3$ degrees $1' 72" F 223,S9testto AND ALSO LESS: Identified himself as Hughes. The reciase was with Hughes. Register instructed them to insist r' ' ' then. allortM to go on his way, believe It or not, on a facelo-facie meeting. about mysterious microwaves b(Anbarding he to discuss the case. aithough there was a subpDma out for h4ji. U.S. Embassy in Moscow actually dat" hs~.k "ibe agents nLO)ed to FL Lauderdale where tn Not undi two in the morning ras Ole f, twiduff the'sixties. As we reported on h1ay lot 1972, rn, uli — fix- dwy found a soalied and pressed Ifughes aid--, brrken. A inan ', Internal Revenue Szrviuc and the Securlitle:i and (Iiarle3 Waldron, waithig for the bihicp1i;,irt,at a rith a ii vol" and Texas Russians bombarded our cnibassy with eerie, rnilld IVI 11"riii t ,XCltale toInuussion — wüujd still I1,ye to remote hangar in a eüz-nc' of the aizixwt. finally, ii inspector was allowed to Qsstcms lhmce N 26 diii OS' 08" W, SSY 01 feet, thence N. 03 degrees 00' 16" E SSO 47 feet. thence N III degrees 52, 12" W, 712 11 feet. thenc e S IT fiegrees 34 01 W 491 0j A secret CIA 1study called "Operationp The fbighes jet landed and laided into ffie ty)ard the plane and read the IR-9 statement to dora" Ig t hangar. The IRS agents sent word ecu en to am -rn un-dollam fraud case, witmi %a1dron tna5 they wuihed to speak to (%ce!vably wtre &310 -d to chnnve the per. snnalitjes Of Ti ne fun in the black hat suddr:Ay flughti. Waldron Liturned from Ole plane with a blanket draped persnrnl 8crm thor! aisle ane sestbut.+,s, At the 1967 Glasst*ro meeting between tj en Sovi e Man.agia, Nicaragua, UJ. C&stmns in Miami attorney, Chester Davis, in New York City, tPremier his flazhli,ht on Hughes. MeP..i'i Kos 'gin the ucatin was al"d that Rawaid If fbv6 Asked the agents to hold op any action determm , e whedw flughu Is dead or ahiii it tilley Ahould establish Umt N Is no longer ative, It Speaker% at the opening night progara of Mack Awarewn Week Saturday at Sanford's Civic C~n induded tfrom left) Blcentental Committee Chairman Jack Horner, seminole Housing Authority director Tom Wilson, school system Director of Special Prolmls Stanley Mdeu-!r, Bla!k Awareness W"k Chairman AJfreda Wallace, Dr. A.A. Fields ind City Cumjn13sIutwr programs which trace the contributions blacks hat made # The point of begining. to America growth and de velopment, southeast. The Winter Park year - - - - -' - Many Ways To Save Watts wOfl4 the SuX-usOC.,, stretc,, will be closed to traffic during owing participants pl'nt) of viewing 295 artists, selected from 3000 represented b) - ---- Be Watt Watchtr and watch condit oning un ts ori I.Wi-" what you save. is the advice ifinniialiv, I- $I-- clim gi%-cn members of the Junior conditioning when homeowners water heater is wasteful. tricity today. i Vionian c Club of Sanford by are away most of the day. Showers use less water titan Save on the range by choosing baths. In the kitchen, use cold (FPI,) representative Bill a utensil to fit the surface unit water when running food fl, — if the utensil too small , sposa,. the club women. heat will be lost arNnd the Turn off lighvs, small ap. to keep costs down as much s possible b) stringent budget control long ranee planning, Sanders gav. a slide edges. To save energy when pliances, radios and television co nsumer eoucato uuOUn advertising and by hiring only presentation with narrative. using . ' he oven, time baking for sets when not in wse. Also, replactment e pay what we multiple uses so the heat used to running exhaust cook one dish can double to cook bi oom and kitchen will help Ile also gave tht! women several other items. keep house cooler. Run dishwasher only ouce — - fans In Pay." several helpful consumer tops Sanders noted that the fuel , djustrf!~nt costs ;~-6 hLs Sanders said consumers are increased electricity bi lls on how lo keep electricity biUs daily, Wash full loads In ~h pia)ing more for electricity drastically, helps pay for as .o as Possi bb'le . S tas,er Check that f reezer andI • A -% ,cause .5. COS OsC iincrea. ncreased CO 01Iif ue -1 noes -i l an d Sdnders sugg(zted getting,air refrigerator I re scaling prw.fuc, .ng electricity has in. not benefit FPI_ The Inside Counts For Women Reader D E A R READERS: Yesterday, my column Included the first hall of the results of my reader curvey on wbal women first notice about rueu. Dear Y -: .. respect for othem A genUe look at his 'build.' HS man will listen. An imselffsh hl's shoes or even his face to S*`C C man will not Interrupt. A If he is handsome physically: I consideriste man wW defer. A look at his iscW' by listening to spiritual man will not mie the h1m. And if he Is spiritual, ~_ t; r , Z-T T- name of the Lord in aln considerate unselfish c!ekfl clean-minded man wii. not and respectable, he is a offend othei s language. by - - - vulgar beaut"ul am. Worth km wt" better. And perhapq worth "When hook at man, I don't losing' —a- . T. 7i 4 1111W -77 :!~. '."4 --yff- vT, 0 _N - education of the American wrote, A man who would ajlos me that ltis what' s on the iusldc Crafts Council in New York, a pos sessi ve woman to hand that ceunts Letter after letter and Brian N Rushton, head of such obsious 'keepofr signs on emphasized that what usually publications and marketing him is weak and Immature. She 's - ',"-- : - Ilk - L. ._ 2'A r )'X'rt1 ttracts a %ornan to a man is LJtt sersices of The BrooPlyn can hase him" not necessarily what holds her Museum New York Ms Moran A Tucson woman expressed it interest and Nlr. Rushton also served as typicially: "First, I notice how Women placed much more ------- scretning judies, selecting the ha s built, then the expression lmportancL uu"behasior than entries through slides, In his eyes, then whether he's the men did In their survey. A total of $7,500 in cash prizes %eftroomed or not, but the A Washington Star reader put will be awarded the artists most significant part of a man it eloquently "The first thing I including the $1,000 Rest of is his reaction to NIE! It he ___ " - - :I _--- - -' noticed bout a man Is his a t. Show Award, a purchase award shows an Interest in me, I want tittide toward others A man s 4 by the City of Winter Parit. to know him Ficitter. "Ills lin- of %ho respects himself %ill show There are also seven awards of awards of merit without regard to category at 1100 each. and up to five best display awards $50 each. Winners, will 1w an- ceremony during Saturday's - Stork Shower Fetes ' M rs. — k Reginald Browti selects usleas for the Chamber off Commerce 'ile'i cde I rldas and Satarda - nounced during a formal A stork showcr, honoring Refreshments were served by Azalea Sale Slated tangency, run degresi 21' 54" W 9862 feet; poster has been designed by th honoree, -- - - He added that FM is working Florida Power and light Co. entitled "Why - i SHEOAtf, SECTIOtil tEN. A thence P 0 (50* 00* $10 - - Norfbiveliferiv along the arc of said .ncj a Tangent tearing of N 5? - - festival. I'lie Festival is entirely NIrs. J. Vernon (Sibvh Coombs, the hmtessys, Nirs, Deel LESS (From the Southwest corner COndominivrr. recorded in cfltcini Self.supporting, with prize was held recenily in the litirp, Silts. Cheryl Gleaton mid uf North Orlando Rat*.chps StC'IOM Records B&4k fill, pa ge 1319, Puli 13, as recrded In Plat Book 11, page Record% of Seminole cotsoifi money providcd by entry and Fe'slowship Hall of the First Nits. Nfary Ann Shiver. ix hundred healthy, blorseniing Red Ruffle azalea plants in 40, Public Re:ords of Srniinolg! F inr a j application fees, convessions. Penctrostal Church, Liong;;(,~)(]. , tie gallon containers will be offered for sale Friday and atw day Guests atti,nding Included: ( and the sale of posters. The attractive decorations lesdames IX)t WilsiL Zelphia from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. by the Greater Sanford Chamber of Comon the West linc of uld Posters, 1976, des!gned by featured a suspended umbr ella Aires', Dora Mc[)aniel, Betty Nurth Orla ndo Arthur H Beckwth .Sr Section 13, merce's Civic and Community Affairs Committee. S. 12 fSrgrees se oe, w. 141 os feet; Clef k of the Circuit Coutt Lee It. Lerfald and privited by rarried by a large stork. Th- azalea sale, which will be held in th-ee Sanford loicatiom, n et By I.Illian T Jenkins ho MCC WC&I 1U 07 feet to the point of Hollins Pfess, are on sale at Nliniature packi of many Hawkins, Bonnie aekson, is an ef' fort it) help citilyeris beatify their propierty. Azaleas will t)e !pegifflhir.(J, r un galleries along Park Avenue. shaps and colors cascaded WINDERWEEDLE thence 1~ 01 degret% A?, . HAIUL Illa Duvail, Cullie Sitiliti, offered at cost ISI 501 in Sanford Plaza, Fairway Plaza and 16004 feel, thence Sr 48 dri $a' WARD They will also be available down the urlibrella, into a large ('allie Simons, Jewell Penner, Downtown MiW Mail. t24 44 to the point Of curvatvr. of a curve concave Southwesterl y, h4ving a radius of .134.71 feet. a (eli angle of 01 degrees All' 46". - utinue nightly at 71:30 p.m.at the Civic Center through 11ursday. Every spring, thouartds of Revords book 1. P6g 1Is3, VU bitc distinction without regard to Recorcl% of Seminole County. category at OW each, up to 30 Florida That's the 11101 the U.S. governmerit has een in the black hat said he did AWARENESS WEEK Art Festival 132 entries, 50 ISS S6 feet, thence 5 77 degrees 79 fc*l to the point of from the Orlando area, folInwed 16- E. 9: 19 beginning by Georgia, New York and (eel thence S 23 degrees 49'71- F degrees Si 33 F 64949 feet to a Florida - Club Notes applicants Five categories are 'hence d egrees 4 represent A painting, drawing 731 53 feet 'he'ce N 69 degrees 30" W. 101 24 feet. thence N 07 and graphics, sculpture, crafts, degrees IT, 23', w 125 10 feet. and photography. Artists -ill thence eureesl 2 298 be ar(iving from 30 dates and feet, thence N 45 citi E feet, thence N U degrees 2?' 33" E Canida. Florida ill be thence N 45 degrees E PROMOTING BLACK -- thence S. 10 degrees 32' 16', E r 31041 feet; thence N. 35 6egrcei 32' 161, E. space. 41 01 feet; thence N. 12 degrees, 31, Ibis year's show will feature W 36401 fist; thence S 10 degrees 44" W. 46.10 test. thence S LI lot l,11 and $2,000 respecttely. 215 At feet, itience N, oi degrees 41, of Central Park. Park Avenue a fert.accstralanqteof01oegree' -'- ., winners w ill recei ve sciolir ship increases to $4,000, $3.000 hence ti (I degrees 44' 46" E. M16 preStigious art festivals in the and a tangent board. fie turned a flasi on a bearded nian, Never1pless, a top Florida IRS official, G.T. But former officials, in inteniews witil cur with a bia -cy !wt pulled diwn over his head, who ReKLOu, directed the agents to reek a mceting associate Bob Owens, deny thcy were pressured confront Hughes directly i angle of S6 degrees oo, Is-; run central ati of 16 degrees 08- 49- £9 F 170 79 lest thence S 01 thence N II degrees 49 30 E along Condominium recorded in Official message, but Hu,hea interrupted He Indicated It simultaneously in a loud s'cice The special event of ~he tour is the an ouncement of the Allof Tomorrow, whose scholarsh p will be increased to $5,000. 163 70 feel, thence N 03 degrees 48, peop!e flock to Wifiter Park to 51" E. 75.17 Ittf; thence N. 78 enin%- nne of thp mnqt of - 1 - 30226 feet to ft.e point of curvature feet in the point of curvature of a of a curve concave Wesieeiti, having curvie concave Norvifrasteriy, 11,01. IhMCe S 30 degrees sr 50" E, Point of langency, run SHECIAH. SECTION NINE 15 F 11667 feet thence N Ii degrees 17 Condominium recorded In Official then ce N Sb degrees 1?169 feet; thence N 11 degrees AS' IS" E Ill 11 feet. thence N. 45 Records sook tn. Page oo36, Publi( .-- -- thence P4.$Sdegreetll' 5$" E $4174 degrees 09 26 W 17104 lest thence N 12 degrees feet, thence 5 IS tiegrers 30' IN" W — —' run thence N. $9 II 39 fingers In IM after his lawyer made several him. Customs alerted the IRS, which dL-q)atched ne agents said they weren't accustomed to he was hard rf hcaring. midnight telephone calls to Wtthington its agents to the Miami airport taking ortkrs from a privaate te attoaiey and that The agent handed Hughes a card IRS agents were pn7dred to serve a sub. They evientually learned that a private Lear On didn't intend to wait all night. This was the mi. ne billionaire then asked for a potna on the phantom billionaire at the Ft jet, flying out of Managua, was expected to followed by a flurry of calls magnifyi ng glass and was offered [Awkirdal-!, Fla., airport In the early morning arrive not at Miami but at R. Lauderdale about Sources familiar with the iticidelit say a glasslim. hot" of Dec. 24, IM At the last minute midnight. But the IRS agents, meanwhile, had midnight decision was made by then.Interrial I lughes read the card and thit agent repeated lxiw.'ier, they were frimn boarding his pInne. -' thence PI l2 degrees 3Q 3$ W feet, thence N. IS degrees 31' 27" W 93.41 fee; thence N, " degrees 22' 14" W. Ily.32 feet; thence N. 38 - - id Sidewalk degrees 331 54" W. 6124 feet, thence 42o s6 feet. ih,%nce s 73 degrees ill Point on the East line of a ITS fool AN[) ALSO LESS7 Florida Corporation 46" W 1117 37 feel; thence S 60 wide SHEOAH. SECTION FOUR, degrees it, 43- w s9i.si feet. Easement. A% recorded in 0 R Book Condominium recorded in official forbidden by their supesiors received astonishing Instructions from Revenue Commissioner .lohnntc Walters arid ' 7; The iticredible story canClueorris officu i ls recalled seeing Ifughes, minutes. A few ralnutes later, Davis called bad. asked whether he was Howard Hughes. The man now be iold how hiternal Revenue officials let name on a "stop list." A c;mputer check con- triumphantly to notify the agents that they had mumbled ye.i. 11w ageni then beg anreading the the elusive Howard Hughes slip through their firmed that the IRS had a subpoena to s"rse on to cancel their assignment, PRIVACY thence thence N. SSdt-gf"% Si E 3U34 - Levy Grant. Florida. feel; thence N 19 degrees 04' 311, E thence leaving Said North right of AND ALSO LESS m 01 feet then ce S degrees s vaav linsof State Road No S 431 runSHEOAH SECTION THRC WASHINGTOA - W 7010 fect E 9285 feet thence N 51 said North right of way line 61165 Condominium recorded In Official ig,ees20 21 F IlIOôfeet thenc e lesttoapointontheWes? line of Lot Rc'tcts BooSs9l PigeOSli Public N 09 degrees 21 II E 33011 feet 1$ Block C) Said D R Mitchell Records of Seminole county , How I -- 62 10 thence N. 77 degrees S4- 19' F W 27 - Jjlt '- - - ce, totnu am cnaw some and members of the "otilter" party. The can- barrier, many investors become unnerved. It's people really underntand, there does seem to by microwaves — 11's clorning. We have the d;date thus must have 50 broad-lIased state too high, they say; it has to fal!. exist feeling that the ermorny fina.117 Is In shape technology to have the systmi in operation urganhi,ationi at his disposal. Quiteoften you w ill hear the market to Support test degees 7' 04" F 4 1 - North Carohni ALSO LESS (From itie in It-.- Section of I" North rifihl of will nPre are 132 entries in the line Of the Longwood Wagner P"d two-dimensional arts and 131 in and the Wcil line of Lot 36, Block TPSt to the point of tangency, run 56 Block 0 0 R Mitchell scultpure and craft,, making an ("Phju'ue" D 0 R Mitc h ell's Survey of A thti S, A3 cle(orres, 21 E. 91.24 surv" of Mom E Levy Grant, as fI1 pla %Icne% E, Levy Grairl as recardecl in evenly baldnced show. There fee t then ce leaving said right of ritorded in Plat Book 1 page , capturing 58 per cent of t he viaV line N 01 dr7fees 36- 20" E Public Records of Serri County Pint Book 1 page S. Public Records w ill . es n painting, 0 Seminole County, Florida run vote. %ith "grooming" In721.7$ feet to the roint as curvature Florida; run thenct N. it degrees $9 of hence N oo degrees 49, 11- along in drawing and graphics, 29 in cluding attire — a close sec of a 34" W along ?h North hoe of Sad said ,)nd L West line of Lot 56 210 sculpture 103 in crafts o feet and Lot radiusuf to the Northwimi c of ncr of la;d Lot In photography. Applications and C)U third of I degrees ar o4-.anda tangent of clegees 49, 13" 1!. 179.30 feel to A $6, com- ersation soon tells me all I thence 19 degrees 42vi feet. run thence Noetherly mint on the North right of way line 34 " 300 00 from craftsmen outnwnbeted Ifere are the rest of the need to know. Does he talk feet along the North fine of said Lot along the arc of said curve a of state Road No S,434 (Longwood ensional results: S4 10 the point C4 begiri run abi himself. or do" he arik tdegrees 49' 13 F 17 artists four to one After C)C5 came the "smile," me questions about myselP ' 14 f oll owi ng c;urses ICng 51 North Thence S feet to the aforesfillid Nwh right of 54" W. 112 94 feet; run thence South right of way ioikt. The Festival is celebrating its Including the teeth. Women in Egotistical men talk about 73S 00 feet; thence S 14 degreirs thence N 12 dogrees SI' If W. wal line cl Longwood Wagner Road. 17th h f Ight of run thence alnng uld Nort year and is novv acclaimed every state and Canada ex- tl~emselves. Generous mea as 06" W, 360 30 I, ,ef to the poka of M 74 feet; tnence N 07 clegreeiii AaV line N 12 degrees 53' 31" W ws one of the major art festivals pressed more Interest in the qu lion inri 11 he talks about containinn 16220 more or 14 w ksit tIiv la oegre.s 00 lei acres in tie na t ion . . 2W06 feet; 141, F 10A 97 fool Iq theUr'II "smile' than the responding others Is he kind" iioe a?Crt, .3!1 Cliairman of the 1976 Festival men did. !Irr" ""; LieVre"U""W ;0 CC North line of Lot S6; thence alo gossip? feet tKenc e N. 12 degrees S3 - I I - w. EXHIBIT "A" Next the volce. Those who "Does he ever say, 1 don't . 106.90tert loa point on the Last line Uid Nodh hne of L of 56 a distarce of is Eric Larsen, Winter Park "GOLF COURSG.~ARCEL" of Lot 51. Block "DI, of SaM D R. 142 71 feet to the point of beginning more or attoiney, assisted by his 40. tald they first notice a man's kno%k'? I I like a man who is Containing 126.1661 From the Souiht corner Mitchell's Survey of the Moses F suice remarked that they find a quirk to admit that he doesn' t Its%. not including acreage of the member solunteer association on 11, Levy Grant. thence leaving i4id t d 810felaid r-loride Povii Corp Judges this year are as deep, resonant voice most h3ve all the answers.) Is he a% recorded in Plat Book ii. pago jo, road right of way lint, run N 00 POrAtion Easement Over above follows: Susan E. degrees 49, 13" W, along the East Public Record & of Seminole County. Nleyer, aFpcaling. profane? Is he latelligent? Is he Florida, run thence N 12degreessi- line of Said Lot 51, 91 60 Ito to th. described tract. er LESS FROMALL OF THE ABOVE 04" E. along the West line of Said Northeast corner of the aforesaid Artist" magazine and editorial first no0re "Iell-tale jewelry," 10 minutes, I know whether 1 Gt North Orlando Ranches Section i3a S11EOAH, SECTION 014E a run thence p4S degreelS director of "The Artist," a such as a wedding 031ance of 311.37 feet; thence run S. 34" W along the North line of Said Condon'i'rtjijm ring, a in Ukc him or not." d Off icia l Records Book 9S6. PAge W Public British magazine for the friendship ring. a necklace, 77 dogrees OS' 56" E. 40 67 feet to Lot SY a distance oil 73S 7S feet to a lost women who wrote that the point of beginning; tun point on the aforesaid North right of Records ol Seminole practicing artist; Lois Moran, bracelet. as a "filgri" that he Is what they first notice about a AND ALSO L ESS th ence 46- E wayil,If'otStateRoadNo director of research and 'taken" (An Arkansas wonan man Is his pac ka g ing assured 8 feet. thence S, 73 degr ees 38 , thence N.lJoegirefil 53,31-S:lai ION TWO interest cuts Into corporate prnfits. 90 feet of water. "The size of these ships and the Ile stock market is suspicious, neurotic, guilt'The fact is that interest rates are very low inaccuracy of ocean charts nmke anotiher en. ridden. Nlyths become realifies because they ore compared with a year ago. But the threat is as vironmntl disaster like the Torrey candidate's own pasty members, indepndent.s market finally does penetrate through the determin-d by a psyct'solotical process that few by the buihessnilien Omnselves. S Recatas of Seminole county, Int; thence S. 02 degrees 40' 26" E. Florida. run thence S 0 degrees 49, ido ts f eet to the point of curvatu re 13 F •long the Eastsideofsaid Lot of a curve concave SOuthes?ffly 56 a distance of 210-36 feet to a point having a raoius of IUS74 It-0, a on a curve on the Noti ly right of coriffal angle of 08 degrees Ad" 071, and a tangnt bearing of one of St a le R'd No ¶13-1 concave filorlherly. with a funoent degrees IS,It- w . run thence fliong bearing of 5 16 degrees AV2I- E . a the af C at Said cut ve 734 16 feel to tangent of A? 72 feet, a rad-us of the PoInt of tangency: run 2170AS tri and a central angle of I thence 5 11 degree% 141 ~A" W degrees 42' 19"; r un thence Easter I v 11 2 94 f eel thence Soul h 215 00 feet. a"the arc of said curve and bald fl-encv! S. l4dii 44,051, W. 360 30 right Of L Way line a distance of 1113.44 feet to the Northeast carrw of Lot tendons of other portfolio manage of businessmen is almost impossib1e because it is being fought 'hence Survey of Levy Grant as recorded degrees 5$ Li W 770 31 lest in Plat Book I page S Public thence S 01 degrees 34 10 F 34511 830. sidential races are won not on charis:nm — txjt on a superb national organi7stion down to the precinct, able tn meet 16101 feet 214.77 feet. thence S It clegfets 24Sf- E.M 00 feet; thence S w degrees 32ii " E 2il 13 fee; thence S 12 deg'e.a 05 41 F 141 10 test Beg;nnir.gat the Nurreast corner of &1odern tankers cost upwords of $65 miUlon, The imiustry has much influence in GDrigress, That is why President Ford's proiIs for regulatory reform affecting die Civil Aeronautics board are given little chance of passage. thence N 78 degrees 36 Flo-rids, containing ISIii acres, the point of langericy; run more or Otm, thence S. S? derees 38- 53" W. 19 APARTMENT SIIE NO. FIVE 70 feet thence S. 31 degrees It, OS-- 00 seice ID W described being l Seminole County, the arc of chart of the Straits of MagellM is dated t8%, uumon t point of degrees - , V be the guests of Genera! Mi!ls on an f 10771 feet 73 09 C ?f' 21 21 5 17 feet; thence N 50 degrees 11 , IS" and 3 fargen, bearing of 14, 02 clegfees 511 3111 W , run thitnce Northerly along the arc of %a id curve 146 67 feet to the point of ta ng ency, along one made in the late 180( The most recent tusy uuex to The distance of 22.1111 feet to the 1::),ra of beCinning All of the dbove The forces that move the stock market, Ship grounamigis are ocairring at ttre rate of Week after week tFds year the Dow Jones however, are too various to even count. The three a day around the globir, and mapv )f thw Industrial Average has been tantalizingly close nuirketplace Is mass psycholoKy. It is h3uled accidents are attribu We to outi uccan ta to 1,W0 points. Last Thursday it was within four and pushed by so many forces that to forecast its charts, says Compa5s magazine, a publication of points — and then It took a dive. direction is to play a game. MOAC,the nation's largest commercial marine There is raagic .thut that level on the DJIA, r .i •us Lurance company . One big factors game i is make no mistake. It is indeed a barricr. It is flILfl use ,j,u,w4Ofl ore giip igara ran inter es Ye I t. t rates After DJIA average reached 99 t, intimidating. is last week it went into reverse. Seeking the nmt liground in the South ClAm Sea in 1973, it was to many people it seeems to be either the wall of ,the!atest available chart for that area likely explanation, the analysts decided on the folio%* heaven or Valhalla ba.%-,d on olie of 1 test v w S4' 57". run thence North*e$lefly Westerly, having It radius of IX 21 back in the 19th ctntur> Seven times since 1%6 this average ha-headed toward the barrier, but only in lbte Ir12 If interest rates rise, it was theorized, the did it push through and remain there for at least stock market will inevitably be hurt. Ifigh In ter 17 211 $0 feet thence N 39 "I 6S feet, thetice S. 25 degrm A6- feet lrda central angle cjfOlde'?reeS reverie Dow Thousi — ' S $0 degrees 29 AL. for state and rational ~onors. State Familv Leaders of saldcurve7flif 97fref tothepoint of a degrees 48' 02" E.: run ihence 175 16 fetti; thence N. 0 degrees 21, Sidew8lk Art Festival win be compound curve concave South Southeasterly along the arr of said "" L 112-40 feet; thence N. ~l *"teriy having a rad4iA of 434,71 Curve 774 20 feel to the point of Clearties 41' 05** W 16VSS feet: held Nfrch 19, 20 and 21 this hien who go down to the 3ea In ships these pinpoint their locations at any thne in 'I, thanks continues, and if it tasts much longer, s~rne direction dnd force of the wind and the position of " ny we"i enterprising producer of garnes might soon the moon dictate the height of the tide. It is Otherwise, however, they are Vill Operating threat. W $7769 thenCe Northerly along the arc NEW YORK interest rate S curvature of a curve con degrees 26 06 W. 13116 fetlthence thence ' aentraI angle of?2degrees $4 Tension In The Market come out with a big seller called 'Crack The predict,abe 01 curve 35 46 feet tn the point of 201, W S 26 feet; thence N. 15 clegreet IS, It" W. 11402 fei fanqe.*xy; run w R E ir .,,, Educational Corporation In the spring. state winners and their faculty advisors will I-lel. thence N, 38 degrees 3v 3s', c %.05 feet, thence S. 40 degrees 3605" E. 194 . 39 feet; thence PS OF The Annals of America," from ro. 74 degrees 46' 31" E. 7119 feel. curvature of a curve conc4ii e degrees ir tv- w. smiy feet; I it took thctr real possibility u'e maga!ijie warns n)ofl a man good at the one to succeed in the other maractured realities Lit the 1,0Spi barrier. pro ' nts, and so proved that.a threat is as potent unless he has close and comfortable ttes with the As fire average heads toward that figure as the actuality. What impresses us most about the plan to regular party organization and large suins of portfolio managers beCome su-99CIous of the n. Another question that anifilysts of vanous orbit 30 electricity-generating sateltites to money But airbaes react qul&Jy to any criticism of the system. n.ey defend a burenwirwy that defends ftm, that keeps fares high and that givEs them a shared monopoly on routes wid £4 45 to produce electricity, the ni cor,Uum for the most put on Its merry, wasteful ways. ra private empl oymen t , there may have been a thence S 13 degrees 45 39 In X ng mun pa Li W It people vote.The earl) primaries take place so o . A K ING fif - 0 feet. thence S, S4" E 9467 feet, thence N 56 utbcMt5rty alcog the arc of 973 16 feet; run thence S 16 degrees or to incinerate it with no by-product " sqs m i of Cicniolidattid Edison. Indeed, It does. And as Uce points out, it can .1 i. be without polluting .i. prope rly designed plants, Yet with the exception of a few cities like St. eel ready to vote their dissatisfactions by tur- separate retirement plans is not unique. So are feet runthence S lOdcgreci W. 17263 feet; run thence s 66 clegrm S61 191, W_ S4# 16 left, rjn of natural ba point egren -M program, and becomes eligible also t uris for his or tier s ho4ul a 20- volume refeerence wirk 71 clegrei n, X11 00" E, 503 21 feel; run thence S, cave Southimirstitirly. having a radius W 11 dtgfm 41, 30- W 126L19 f"l, 72 degrees 38, 21" E, 464.11 feel, run nf 354.74 fPitt and a cvnlr 91 angle of degrees At- 30" W IM.19 fei thence S, 26 degrees CS, Obt, E 371 On LS clf 41' run thence thmce N 14 degffieS 4)' )lr* W landfi' f • I imed and rec 'cled more ense to recycle garbage by ex. frurline anargy frnrn #1,",, it A~~ -: 71 f? ? - General Mills sponsor of the 1 77 E Y) SO 2O98OS b5iflf)ing; run thence P4. 41 Id be "With fuel 11 costing '12 to '13 " (rvp 7 - • Southeasterly along the arc of said clegreiii E. M 4feel. therKe tiut T'aE Teresa K. Hankey has been named Seminole I1'gh's 1975-76 Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow. She won the honor by competing with other seniors in the written knowledge and attitude examination on Dec 2 She will receive a certificate from .,,- t7 S. 09 of d materials — glass. plastics, nibber, metals — plants ir tangent bearing and a f f4 that ploring the possibilAy" of btuning some of 4 this garbage es a substitute fuel in its steam - c 06 '. nation's largest city has annowced that it is help him to do better than otherwise in the next primaries,- the (VOn) of *rlpflqy , r,. point of curvature of a curve con .he utility gas and the high company that generates electrical pmer for the honest survey would Indicate. Having done 4 CO 4JA 70 feet ana a crwr. aligle of beginning; thence Continue, alony 25 aegrem Is, "-, run thence the arc oil said curve 62 S6 feet to the feet, thence S. 68 clegrM 44" 58" E fee, thence S 31 degrett 11' Suuthilasterly along The arc of said point of anoency. run thence S Ils 96.S7 oi W 3" , 01 feet; imence S 6,31 curve 1 91 34 fee, to he poin, of degrees 02, SS- E 77 00 feet to the i steam capacity. cause Th lower percentage of the probable vote than an p• 65 degrees 02' SS- E 72 00 feet to the degrees 51, ill. W ; run thtni andI the Americans continue to throw away incalculable quantities of potential energy and mountains of ii "ni Honored AN SHS G i 17 , 5 degrees It' 39" W 60 21 feet; lh S 29 dPgf CeS 44' 42" W 10 62 college scholarship while state thence N 51 c$egree% 20, IS" E. 61 secLind-place winners receive a feel. grant of M. The state winner Sli degrees 48* 00 radius of S16.12 Iftf. a tangent of North Orlando Ranct-ts section i). S2804 fee, a ceptrai angie Of tb mis,ance of tie 6s I",. thence run 5 degrees 28- 41" and a tangent 19 degrees SV 10" E. 310 57 feet bearing of s 11 degrees 23* 46" W ; to a point on a curve concave Nor run thence southerly along thearc of Iheatlerly, hAVIng a radius of $96 12 said curve a Milance of 169.0y Irel o feet, a central angle of 74 degre es S4, Great New York, for example, prochices 18,5W tons of garbage a day. Menhattan alone con trib u tes 1900 tons — enough Sd) energy experts, tn product,one million pour . the high cos of participating, and the realization that Social Security may not be such a bargain after all, is causing some groups to consider with out d"gress (15 56 F 10047 feet t, nt of u'ture ct ,i cure conavr NortheA'erty. havi ng M i Legol Notice thence S 45 degrees F 782$ tee' • fttorded in PIat Book I) c.ce Public RCCOrdS of Seminole County, rlorlda,run,pen( ,'N 17c rrt Sv 04 t. itrg tt,e west line o f sni 77 ~. ; _______________________ thence S. IS degrees 56, 43', 7 feet. thence S 33 clegrii 41' ?4- r10911 (set. thence South 3000 feet. IGHLANDS "• thS?8nce of 31337 feet thence run S Aid crisis " h man does better 'tlian expected — a result frequently achiced by manipulating the pre- Civilian federal employes make up the largest caleilory of wnrikers exeimisvi rit-nn, qn - A one locality cr another. There is frequently too little notice taken of w ho wins a primary, too much stress on which "better than expected" by "beating the odds," to , h'ive been tran1nrm plementing their other retirement benefits Now, or From • North Orlando Ranches Section ii, Ii North Orlando Ranches section 13, a the cries of alam about the energy extremist candidates able to work people up in seeing Social Security as a bargain for SUP- many other Americans who also pay, 04" E along the W : nergy Recycle Garbage Tuesday, March 2,1976--5A _j— n (- lorida,runIhen(eN13decrees. "GOLF COURSE" PARCEL NO 3 E 4 Cvening Herald, Sanford, Fl o Ranches Section -a in Plat sock , Public Re.oras of Seminole County, NORIti ORLANDO I V_ --t1- something a;un to booide joints and phony analyes — and heavy payoffs in publicity, donors ard workers for underdog Congress opened the way for state and local cmp!oyes to join on a voluntary basis Many did, •' 4,9c.r owth feet CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE bniflg. tPen CCfHiflu N. 3$ thence S 00 dPgreps 41' 14" W 6576 f "I. thence S 20 degrees 33, n- W NUT ICC 15 HER E BY GIVEN that degree% IS' A6- E 4 1 1"1., run Pursuant to a thence S plemental Final aeee% 38' 09" E. 85 44 frtl~ 75rT J udgment ofForeclosure W. s 5;:et; 69 1h5 above entitled degrees 14' 38' E 2 72 feet, thente 4" E.3i1 67 tet, en;T 10 decrees 14 11 E. $7029 lest, Circuit Court of the Eighteenth øegrees 52 I?" E S42.34 feet; thenc e thence N, 13 degrees 14' 26" E 17-n Judicial circuit, inand for Seminole W 04 degrees 0?1 48-1 E. 257.21 feti, County, Florida, I will sell at public thence N, 65 degrees 01, 44" E. 112 00 feet thence N 66 degrees 02, 15" E . a9 2; feet, thence S. 21 degrees 21' feet, thence S 49 degrees As, 49" E duclion to ?he highest bidder for Cash at the We%? Front door of the 4406 Nart; thence S. 6S degrees 01, 28" E. 91 79 feel; thence N. Is 14 11 E 120 42 feel thence Courthouse n ltr' City of Sanford, 44 W 179 $1 feet thence s S to degrers 26, 06" E, 3167 feel Seminole Coun!j, Flor id , t the degrees 07' 4" W. 21560 lest; t henceS49degrees45'4ç"W359 hour of 11 30 A M., on March Illh, thence N. 11 degrees 52' 11" W test thence N 6l degrees fl 4 W $976 that ai parcel of 65 00 feet: thence , 4 tieciretc 11 , Property described a% follows. A111" W 37456 fe1i therWe N. 73 117.15 let'. APARIMENI SITE NO. FOUR degrees 3$' 09" W. 1179$ feet to the Dr 1' 16 feet thence From the Southwest corner of Nor tn point of beginning.) S. 33 degrees 41, 74" W 7211 feet; Orlando Ranches section u. as Containing 35 14S2 acret, more cert WASHINGTON — Our staggered presidetial All government employes — federal, state and local — were excluded originally from Social Security on the theor thv ere covered already 1w adqUate retirement programs. In tile 195(l'S ' A Jane Casselberry ' • ployes or give them the option of taking part. f act term training for employers and employes covering J t. he coin, the s. d includ e provisions which exclude most government em- 1k ('t') RAY CROMLEY amount of money going out is overtaking the ' isi J Val 4 ~ WOMEN feet, $1023 (eel to the point 01 beQnnin ,L,SF o1rnt;: Soulhwnt Corner Defendants 408 61 feet; run thencii,- N I I degrees MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE 25' 46" E. 257 86 feet to the Nint of __________________ Making ocial Security voltetary might Ile more appealing to many Americans tidav than it was when Sen. Ba:'rv Goldwater came p with the idea in his1964 presiiierilial campaign. 'Me most it cost a worker in 1964 as $245 Today the top deduction is $825 which will increase next 'ear, aiid (L)1$ht dl ( l)Plfli t" p1 t" td iboiit this ili1u of the system to keep its promises in ffie future. The trouble is, going voluntary could dehver the coup de grace to an "ir,surimcie" system that is already giving actuaries night. -iiares because of the - only to colleges offering free on-site employer consu lta tions under the Occupational Safety and 1leil th Adnamst,ration p rogram, as well as short N 69 OegrtCli 16 34" W IS As IN-1, COURT, cf I) n recoraea In Plat Book 13 PIQC 10, Pubtec Recofd of Semlncir Plainfiii, Counl*ri. Florida, run itence N. I; degrees SAI 04" E. %long the West DEVELOPMENT ENTERPRISES INCORPORATED t F'orthi cot Section 13 a dstance of 383 3 test r*rasion, ef V run thence S 77 degree$ 05' S6" E A former Herald associate editor Patil t . in 1lomstead was recipient of re,low Freedoms oundation at Valley Forge flonor Certificate Awrd for his published article lives on Forever." Walt Disney World won file 11 • Forge Honor Certificate Award for "America on Parade" in the Americana Category. I)nc, Ilills c.11ristian School in Orlando won the I Valle) Forge HonorCertificate Valencia Community College, Orlando, is one of m an I) Bro c k , Mt4imonte Springs attorney, h.is been trtilied as a rxrnlnee in the contested election for a two-year kni on the Florida Bar Board of Governors. Russell Troutman of Winter Legal Notice IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION L SAVINGS AND LOAN AS 5CC tAT IOU or OPLANDO, a corporati, 49 Or Thanksgiving in his city in conjunction with the annualNlaycirs' Prayer Breakfast sponsored by the Greater Orlando Area Quimber of Commerce at 7:30 a.m. tit the Sharaton 01yrnpic Villas. Special guest will be Anita Bryant, singer, author of inspirational books and ambassador for Florida OJ. ______ %I( . JJ THL , r Valencia Winter Spris Mayor Troy Piland has proclaimed March 4 a Da) of Prayer and Randy Whitney. -- Legal Notice 'I f mation is qv'ulabie from Williarils, Nancy Jean Young, iAither David airld I I' tnt I)t li '. r the OSIIA stardards and hazard reognition and prevention. esgre held in the everdngs, on weekends, at in order to be the job or other conve.,ftnt -e work or who working holirb. Training is airned at employers, employes and net in the high hazard their representatives ' Park will compete %Wi 1unes E. Cobb of jacksorville for the position o! 1976-77 president-tiect to be program is Darlene Stringer Dolly Woedrow (lark. In charge of the sale booths are M rs. Margie - - - - - !'- �!— - 1-- ii - - -i--i — - - - - -~. . - J-=3 = - - Li--- - I Z-' 2• - - - Ui I Notice TELEVISION USTINGS AND I Evening ROD 2 4 6' 9 NEWS fri AS MAN I3EHAVES W DIMENSIONS !N cui. TORE ED MY FAVORITE WARTIAN 630 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS 0 MAKING IT COUNT 9 ABC NEWS €D RIN TIN TIN 700 2 TO TELL. THE TRUTH 4 BBVITCHED 6 CONCENTRATIOtI U FEEDBACK l4e with a pretty nuburban to srd)pL*P Px 10makec of I%s XJ30( aimmnal stirs (R) 12) MAGNtFICENT MAF43LE WCH!NE ) (MM) dORLD PRESS 6 CBS MOVIE Lots (F,) (Tues., Vod., LOWELL THOMAS REMEM3ERS (R) (Fri.) BOOP( BEAT fl) Switch." Barbara Eden, Bsrbara Foldon. Comedy about a man's iaiina U I ILIAS. 2 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 2 12.. FXXICE WOMAN.Pepper(Armgto t other jewrytn (Cyn- YOGA AND YOU 1:15 () aco . be 11 to suspeci ?i. yotxig brother of tenys Itt'S'd ' 4OVIN ON: SOrTS Claude Akins) dream of a cxm as a oounry sz'mger rt.-Adis in an auditioli al the ('iard Ole Ory. Vera M4os iuOStS 4 GOOD TIMES 6 ANGEL AND BIG JOE 930 4 61ONEDAYATATIME(flfl9000fliO Fratiin, Mackenzie Phillips. Rictwd Mastj and Pat HatrinJtc'n 2, c'.. for wn won 2 12' DAYS OF OUR LIVES 11 6 AS THE WCIRLD TURNS PANY 9 1 520,000 2:30 12 12. THE 14 I THE NGL.ff s: ll fo[ P.i.t,AM. MING 0) T HE NEIGHBORS 625 'ii ""' -. Ckyriody" James S-~. Pbslvird f_"Med 19Q Story of a cotx" bcy who becoilnes a stxxegsti writer and I etheacon'çaengcorise. Mod) PRIORLES IN EDUCATM 1 9) DAILY WORD 630 1000 2 12 CITY OF THE ANG.aS Jake's (Wayne Rogers) search for an expensive sports cat leads Iwn to the doorstep of a man who is rurr for p'esident. 4 6 SWII'CH' (f ~tarrvV PIobw Wa9w and Ei$e ,êjbefl U LOWELL THOMAS RE- 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 9 SUNRISE JUBiLEE 6.35 4) FARM AND HOME 618 LiVING ,tcs 643 121 HI NEIGHBOR 6:50 (4) NEWS 6.55 2) DEVOTIONAL. PYRAMID ED I Mon ) ERICA (R) (Tues SCSJNDSTAGE (R) (%•) SCHOOL PROGRAMMING lhv L 'T1L2:30P.M.-S125 - 2 11 OMFW 10-3') 4: St lIt -. vus. maicuirs £COPNy,a$ .a5y Svcs .#1) c.c -. to the point of langency. run theme Florida, run thence along Said East Snfor d, F)or Ids 37? 11 . 52 degrees 79' 15" E 11$ 0$ feet o line of Florida Power Corporation the point of beginning run ra5tment, N. 3 degrees 06' 27" W. ii ALCOHOL A PROBLEM thence N. 35 degrees 29' 41" E. 2065 21 feet; run IN FAMILY! 9930 feet; the'v N. 12 degrees 29' thence l9degreeslS'25"E.976.S1 AL ANON 73" E. 1O'IIS feet; thence Pt. 45 feet; thence S. 0 degrees 77' 30" W. , '• n t,... ui..,,-,. p c ' i f.'n.lo.c ." 'r.nas no flmnPii... 'no ,. 'irees ermirms I degr'c's ii., 7)" E. 336 78 (ret. thence 43" C 761.09 f eet; mmcc 39 Jim! 69 degrees 04' 33" E 310 04 feet. degreej 74- SS" W. 319,IS feet; For further information call 423 4MI or write therice S. 49 degrees AS' 49" E. 1,10.29 thence S. 2loegrets 10'23" W. 200 DD feet. thence S. 01 chigiree It' 561, W, feet; thence S. 30 degrees 57' 50" E. Sanford Al Anon Family Grou p P 0 Boa $51. Sanford, Fla 327/I 430.12 fret; thence S. 14 degrees 49' 116 7 feet: thence N. $3 degrees 17' _________________________ -70) 47 " E feet 7s' C. 171.17 feet; thence N. IS hence S 23 degrees 49' I. degrees Oo'OO"E. CS 41 feet; thence -_________ oa,a- ----------- MF '1, II - "i*cs,v*I I AMERICAN weo MATINEE 1:30 ECOIIII4OSJIII S'W4:3S CHEERLEADERS PLUS THE DOLL SQUAD I t U' •o-,.4$. (".Dat. BE _______ degrees 37' 44" W 87 37 feet. thence thnce Il 38 degrees 17' 27" C 779 70 f(.e-f the point of beg inning. S 60 degrees ii' 43" W. 39 3 5 feet. Found 300 12 ANOTHER WORI.D 6' ALL IN THE FAMILY - ______ -- AND FLEA MARKET CALL "11-11116 IBIG OITS SECRETARY UI ..* TYPIST must be Super sharp. have com. passion for others. Career position. _________________ _____________ _________________ - - -- - — TUES. & THURS, FCCNOMY NIGHT-ADULTS SI, CH'LDREN SOc I e Opportunity to have your own office. MuSt be ),ioressive, sales pertonilty Salary pit commission I ' I a - I _______ P J - P _____ -.-.- - ' s - 49 1' Value '. L 7) 3.3mces 47' or' " __________________________ I 1 h' A D 0 C U S JE P W 0 W I H H A H A N -- ______________________________ E 0 N I U C H I H A R 0 1 II 0 H U A ______ said 1 R H V S t4 D S 0 B H U J H G I H I H Y E8AHARAIHUNUREIEHVI Conperdee~ I 3 res i thilto., nicished crti tiriw j I H R 0 W 0 W 0 R H I R E H H A H I l 'nstrucons: Hidden words b.ow forward, back . r. ,l,,....,,. mi. t. ratuu cai.,,i rJ (70* 15 ________ ... GOOD ALL FRWD CHICKEN l9Fre hAve- lHi.way 17.931 1Y IN tenstrom Realty _____ ___ ._. _____ ITITI £ I ADULTs PlO P(!TS ttt i t ______ - - .,, ,'_ run thence Slvlh.rlyalorsg the arc of above diecribed tract Said Curve C iStAf'iCC of 10) 35 lee? i0 Henrich Surveying • 51 Decathlon Hurdles M?ter Discus Javelin Pole Vault 'I Tomorrow: -. Walk , Chess Terms -----....- ' I e"' '' '" described social property. All property being stared at A J Iosstr, Transfer & Storage itt euntorct. I lorid. Ac) dillonal information Available from the Civil Division of the Seminole County 3hefiff,S Department. That Said tale is being made to SOtisfy the terms f Writ ,.it Execution dol'VIM :1111' `l)" W. IM1,11 40. L F. HOnfich. P.L S thenceS,3ldegrer'.)I'03"W,34401 ME Ay er s. RI $ feel; lhcnc a S. 40 degran 34' oil, E Fla Reg No. 2M 92.70 fact; thance 5.37 degrees SI' /*isctns'iarsjexepfthefol0;11g Vt 7a $ fret horn u' Legal Drscrip?on of Golf thence Ill S degrees Course Area No?. i.o $0" C. 34.3.11 feet; th,'nri S. $7 From ftc intersection of $154 PiOrth Jof n E Polk, Shritf feel to a right I wa,f lint of the LCn point on a curve, cOocOve- Easterly, Wi-)ner Rod and Shc' West line of FVt,IISIS' Ft 10. 17, 7, Mercti 3. with a tangent bea.;ng 01 3. II Lot 54, Slock 'l's". 0. R. Mitcht'lIs 1,7k tqrees 31' 31", a tangent tiP 111.35 Luivt1 of Molli t'. Levy Grant •s 'is,' ; -your (Itib or rr9anjrAfiCn wouhi Ilk 3', be included In this ll$flnq Call: THE HERALD CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 322 'SI1 lj c c cIL PARK LIKE SETTING Enjoy life 'i lov,'l. 3 be-drOom, 7 bath with - — 31A—Duplexes furrmsh,'d or tin Ideal lc(t 'on P)O5OnOblC rent 365 3721 Anytime - — t ale Mary, One bedroom, central mr & lie St. id0I tar retire'i couple 57 01 734 6397 DUPI EX- Iur,mi5he-d .- -- Call Sanf or d s Sales Leath'r AT __________ ____________ __________ ___________ 00 E'lREMENT - 60-Office Suppl!es 3 rrIi a ______________ Used office furnitur' 0 iJrfurnisrie. 2 OR house with or without range and mefrlgrrator I Phone I N'c ?bedroom block 'r'me. turn or unfurn -'o I _______ - Re'iroor'm, Realtor range, PARK DRIVE- OWNER TRAN LOh-sG'AOOD 3 Bedroom home, fully fenced yard. new FHA loan available 324,500 WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD 3 Bedroom. 7 baths home, economical oil heat. shady 0'r1. 5)6.750 MAxI Ott ER I r. r'' I • ' , l STUDIO 1,2,3 BEDROOM SUITES lIC9 Sarf, fo '. ,', Large 1 & 2 : -ç I _____ _______ ' BEDROOM TOWNHOU E5 Bdrm. 1959, --* ____ I , I I I ' ' ______ \ Phone 377 1671 64-Equipment for Rent 322.2090 "" "i' - 68--Wanted to - w _____ ______ . ______ __________________________ __________________________________ _____________ ______________________ ' _______ Hwy. 17'92 Across From Ranch House 323-8670 or I]1.fl) :Jknr1I 99 ______________ ' ..d ' __________ -_ _______ J1 z Welco e m iI-1ILiIT., , . , . BATEMAN Real Estate - • to Lite .* --i, _______ ' - _______ -. ____________________________________________________________________________ __________ _________ _____ _______U _________________________ ______________________________ ____________________________________ _ - 43—Uts-Acreage I s - __ off Matithani Woods Rd i f ii I all in HOd's.c-s 0 5. $I 'if 11, 0-w,mr, 5676495 ) (iii' . ' . - . '. Custom Built Homes With Many Ptan To Choose From _________ 11 a , ' I I t' ' t1 I ' __ 714 roof repairs. flet fools o, stinglel All work gu,arante-.,j SROGDFN POflFi'4r, 171 67 Ar a'.., 't,,,l -1 5k"' ?e:s:,cT 'tM'1 '.. to c'ç , lk- ooir '- -4-2' a.... Sewing AlIc-ratciris Dressmaknc. ladiri- , men's children's Drapes, Gultt, Upholstering Donna Canada, 3220707 ' — Photography Transmissions I I •" " 'I' h, r. • cc I 1'- h ng ' ''. .i'i "ably Plumbing Expert Ouor's?c ",sncm'sS on overhauling All wOt' guarantee-ct Free diagnosis Factory Iran ),m'ssion System, 402 C Celer -, 32) ___________________ ! The "Good Ole Days" have never I I re left the Classified Ads. guys are Still The Best! * :,'. Merchandise 4i (,,ilt 323 6769 u ' _____________________________ 77* i preresc,mates Pet Care Well Drilling " I ,', Sh-'Rlpxx.LEFI SY'.IMS Alltypesandsites Werepair and ser. SIIPIE YACHIPIIE 6 5lt'i'L 'i i_C , ' ', raxthhuxj :n 95M '". •''.' Roo$rq .,u C,'i p it, uo • - _________________________ ________ t1i,('IP4 Pr 'i,,,• 7547 P,ir. &r' 371 Mills Pt t.L PLIJ',tfltNQ CO Call Phil ('irinate 10! 111 3)9 Nct'cJ 'up cxi IPm,,V Saturday iob'1 3770959 SeAu- rs Elect Clp,'sn,'rt, Ri'r,m n', 71 tit 5('tv paneling, doorS. w'ndaw hung-, c'ncrclrwcwk,etc B5 thc- hour of bY the iou 3779363 . Pressure Cleaning irt ,. 'terror P4.i',t.'r'. I plaster Patusirsi 6. simulat,., ta cl 6. stone Specialty 377 7'' I iI,. Ii..: -. --C.i,pertr v R.'rnije-i,nsg k? '.' (IStorn Work L'censed 8ort'' free rStiI,iOttu 373 )36 ______ 1,st Roofing PURIFICATION SYSTEMS _____ ____________ -________ I :'ct 372 5.13' ::'-i ,, _______ $ f _________________ I I I I ST OF DISTINCTION I Large Wooded Lots Sp css btt.'nrc •Strcet Lights eSidewaiks i L. I 4 II nlurnithedAPARTMENTJ - __ ______________ _________ __________ ____________ I. :1:: - - cONJS'TIRIJC'flOtsJ 211 W 25th inC. Sanford, Fla. _____ _____________________________ _ ____________ ___ Call for AppoIntment 322.3103 -ADDITIONS REMODELING !' i t).iti, ,-,m, ALL ADULTS — EASY LIVING OUICT4NOSERENE L1M0NTH Modern Facilities All 0. E. Kitrhjni located We-stofHw'j.77.92 At 1120 Florida Ave. Ph. 373-4430 A 377 ES? BUY Sfl I TRADF HI 5151 1 -rsi St 322 5672 FloOr Stripping Wacing Retidential & Business F'ee ,.'m,,i;i, Bt,tz Clean 773 I I I I I 1 GiIIt. Knits, Christening I,.Owns II PAYION'SCHILDREN'SWeAR i4-,i,th P, 17! ii' I I GIF1WRAPpING All 8,ib a'-.. ________________________ -- 1771 II .mlr''P I II, II .il I ('PEE Remode ling Central hleOt & Air Conditioning For I,,',' CS"rnates. call Carl HOrre at SEARS in Sanford j for Sa :ii.il,4tjleStjdCall .10)-time Bath; - 5Gscellaneous urn,thed or _________________ ______________ ________________________ _____________________________ I J HOMES Income I Se ni e Tax rv • _______________________ ___________________________ ViIIiams Accou nting Income lax Returns Juhuiiy VYdI 322-6457 —— -- Business...Dk,i :--- HOW i, ', ' ,W'd tape-ftiSe- n your remoc1elrs ,mnJ .'sjctiti&ns regulrc-nsccitt as is ' Window Service ___________________ JIM E i'.'PRC','EYI '.1 SIP KEEP WARM Repi,tc.amjn i- li? er PlOw 01ft'rs 50'' thu 5,imn, y lnda'd,,it Eli_S nest, a) Eti- P nis Fu--nç ); .f To List Your -2" M -- 5'.'e I Conrretr :srnrntr, Free I Remodeling, Rooting Estimates No jcb too large or %m All Call Red or Jalrn. 373 5001 f I (hr, Metal, Glass and I Doll Repairing Call Nettie al 332687? I -- - Seminole & Volutsa Countii'. Acresge Tracts. '.n'laIl & l.ligt' T E RRY REALTY, REALTOR, 6710711 *-•.,• r ' TOWER'S ISEAUT r 515105' (formerly Harr,ett ' s Beauty P400k I I 3n s7j7 -I Inert? Fitr'rminat1ng Co Corn WANT TO SELL I Control and Termiting YOUR HOME' 'nrc Intpr'cton 373 2936 Buying a new home? Mtjvino to an I apartment? I ') I - fit -TING'040 U 1 4 iv SERVICE Pest Control _________________________ ------ ______ • - -Th , can (Otr yOur home w,th alum siding & soffit syste en Also I ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Roofing. Gutters 20 yrs Fun 'P t-,! a-ri. t 'i 322 5aj sang La est I) Home Improvements I room, carport. Shining, payments 31063? Ptthc 377 0051 or nights 671 3369 'I . -. - Pt 372 (ARIBE double wide, 3 Bedroom, 7 bath, central air, raised screen — 1 Irnil ranr;nn I Get some action with a Herald (tass,lrt.1 ao Well help yC) AT I,' ,,J tn,t? 'It bring ,l t',t 'li CALL Jfl 7611 ____________________________ A re near golf course, Fm-rn' I PER TS READY TO %.iERVE YOU JU ST ST A PHONE (FILL AWAY - central air. carport, patio cover skirting, new carpet, adults only. Payments 15061 Phone7770051 P4ight 6703369 1721171 Broker NighIs. 37] 0485 ________ ___________ 1$ Vo s.u,sçen ,iittm 1977 engrie $1 50 349 54041 after 4 )0 EX i 2 IMMEP. 12' wide. 7 bedroom. JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY - -- _________ automatic, air conditioned, stereo white with red interior, 5?,'95 Call 122 1661 (Dealer). B'JSINESS DIRECTORY ' BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom, I' bath home, draped 8 carpeted throughout Cr'nlral A&H, Payments 1147 11 monthly No ASumu' 1st mOrtgqe .c _____ ________________________________ 1971 Audi tO) I.S. I Ooor Sedan I S02 Ja,'Obs Road across fran DeLauct Arpert, Pt 97 DeL.in'j I Pb9n,' Or triTell y : 17'x4S' Mobile Horn,on lot that can be rented, or bought, or lot OlOrn' 1 you have a mobile home 37) 0741 ________ 94ffit" of Loch Arbor 0. A T,. Uso Ph 3n 0659 SERVICE th trailer SS HP Chryst" #,ng.nr 10 hr-t on engnc S1,I50 !?3 2921) Of' 1973 Dodge Polara- V a. A 1 P S I P 8 ,11.450 196.5 Mustang V for ~;Vlllilily- No iunk. Attend one of Our auction sate-s every MiOy eening itt pm BERPIEPSAUCTION Beauty Care 1 Bedroom Trai'er, 10.33' 31,993 3779142 C lear' 3 tectroorn, P, bath, avodado ,iuyc. & refrigerator, blue carpet !itr.il heal & ,sIr P,iylfln'S. 377 130$ -I fIR, 1' laths, dining, living room. tent heat, wall wall carpet, en clo%ed garage, large fenced lot Reasonable price. 37) $913 Otter S ) ,,.p.-- _____ _______ REALTY ______ 3227643 ___________ ___________ 1;4'II1Ht*) m. - Chandise T? .,'etoce we pay more & Accessories 1971 Charger, IS' RUO,IbOUt Jct 17 926. afl', LWJVXr$ 171 SSIO or $34 4601 ________________________________________________________ 380) OrId,ido Drive Sanf or d, 373 $700 - ' '-i.--..-. -" -4-., - 30 cm 372 73.59 _____________________________________________________________________ (.14f-C,ORY MO$ILE HOMES i _________ • * 42-?v'biie Homes 1 Year Leases B. 4 -. 80-Autos for Sale Buy fur Cua(I tptn 'un' apC!Iat4es Se,nq the fastest growing buctI servi'e in we need in met' -- Ill LEASE OPT ION 116.soo MOSSIE C. ___________ _______________ '. 1974 Color TV --trY-' 5'.i'..'.' iru. St! 5' '1,1' ill (I t4LP (55 Tv IP. Freficii 37) 1,731 -- - 3Mo. 6Mo.& PrOle%so14ll, ,'4nt'rd _________ -• - Rent Ittup lustre Electric 78-Mtorcycles 5' Icr onI,. 3150 per 'jay -_- -' L LOLL'S FURNITURE Motorcycle lfl%vranci' BLAIR AGENCY --- -371 316S 65''Pets.Siipplies '72 Super Glide Harley Davidscl) AKC, rT-dfe & Chmo#Ld oifttm% Poluil Srotf CA~f 53-N- Radio-Stereo T ' Em While M.UNSVIOR1iI )/ REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE Clean, 7 BR. fIlmily rm fruit trees, nice flr.ghiorsooj CONSIDER Unfurnished I a' ••4 MNEs .. .4 4_ • S ,,,.'S .i.' ,• -. .Vk -' 416.1 - _i1(Il I ,5'im 5? or SAND I ' $125 Furnished 1505W. 25th St. ___ the $'.'v'oent ,nonh,i11 pOymtn,t ie-., lf',an rent fled '"qi .1t,;,) r. t see •t Ri . Pi,, [%tal Broker FROM PICK UP JUNK CARS FREE Small price few OtherS - eg Ri'jI Estate Broker 503W. St TAF FER REALTY • * I'hey' re 373 63$) -- APARTMENTS _r — BROKERS O.i',c 372 8IZi Nights 372 7357 - a CadiIl,c Sedan DeViue. ',an '- (1 tc nu, u',i"J cqq r f'iro'tJ" 1970 owner, bided . First $l,7t)0 lati , ' An,Qjar,i.t, bOLL - S it. Call Harold, 373 fl7 Casseloerry, Hwy 1797 0301706. Dodge Oart S*,ngef, ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Hardtop, 12,195, 373 7972, Top pric Pad, used, any Condition KEP4P,'OWE ','.'ASt-fI P J,r'c 611 $176. wnter 0arl 1966 English Ford Cortr Servict,ustamath ne-s mectsa'iically Sound, 3175. C MOONEY APPLIANCES 371 0697 Want to buy electric as amplifier otter 6pm or antlmp weeker, - 323 6752 after s Refri 323 1753, D (took BedtanctD,spmwaslser — )77 7841 We Pay Cash Central Flons's MUL TIPI.E LISTING REALTOR 372 1791 19)9 S French '771196,332 1914 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. 2 . ',. Cash far recked .nk cars Wool ''.c a..a 7 C14,% ,'.efii Call cOcci. Ortaocto $ 66 2131 .'. Goods l..,;'•"'' - 77—Junk Czars Removed -_ Aliminllm q;d;nn I .. Sternper Realty Florida room. lO0"ISO lot, tree's Luxury Patio Apartments -. 'I rac' All 'It 323 ASO] PoKerniNs " COPITRAC )Ul't S IEQU IP','EUT VAP&I New ar.d Used ron. xubo:i,. Pc'St'bone PCfltl crv,tp • 411 A t[ -,r' • '-- rn"':. _____________________________ ___________________________ ________________________ -. Wardens - REALTORS 25' Apollo, Dodge 440 _________ Inspected and approved for Forrest Greene, Inc. 0306*3) - . ----._ Air Conditioners. 23,000 BTU. $1301 6.000 BTU. $ 75 15 Cu ft upright Irerier, 1150 8316250 after - %24.750 Owner will sell this month for $23.00) 1I'$A i(cms Nice arr.i See this one CRANK ONSI, & REALTY $30 6061 alter 'irs 131 1120 ._a'_•-*.-y OflflOun(inq the Opening of San lised motor, sold Ofld installed A Is I2 acres cars for parts Open 7 Que'u'n Nursery, cr)rocr A,lv,1 week J&B Auto Parts, East Park of anu SR cc J -P Mc Hwy SO Ca..'collet, Orlando 514 _.1 7131 ------:63At racvors 't'(onciiliOncd Batteries, 517 bedroom suite, 19$, doublO bed, complete. 3.45, new dinette. dinette, 6 cnairs, 350, nice recliner, SSS new sel of 3 LRM I . 123-5774 Anytime Multiple Listing Service eniva -- carpet, - 75-Recreational Vehicles •Od's flrv,t'St and unusual Cactus rtntr A, 373 'iJ 5700 DOWN - Freih well locb?e.33 bedrcom, 1', baths, masonary. 55—Boats central he-Ot anti air. Qualify aeci I ________________ rent while pope's processed FHA Harold Hall Realty £FERRED 3 Bedroom, Carpet, range. refrigerator, drapes, all stay Central neat & aIr fenced lot, 10"163' _________________ -_____________________________ ,..- _________ 322-2420 ANYTIME stove 8. refrigerator, central heat air. garage. Large- yard 332 3553 . (.sll tot (if t..,t', refrigerator, drapes All %lay Screened porch lot 75'a300' Beautiful g4rden *-In fruit trees ____________________________________ 3 Bedroom. ?bOths, carpeted. ,, SAPIFORO- WIDOW MUST SELL 32-Houses Unfurnished _____________________________ I t4'llrOc)m - __ _____ D:STRFSS S'%t,E 'ennuI hi-i? I. — • REMEMBER YOUR TWO 5,7ORY HOME? Plenty of room' ee this clean. 4 bedroom heat with garage & Florida'room, Only 376.t)O0 Ask tO see home buy No 116.500 Transportation — antique love seat cer c Pcarl inlay, 5333 409 W Fir',? 5? 377 233.5. _____________________________ SPE Cl Al. Park Ave Conv.rs.'nt to $tCr('S -clicn Every Fridar, Au at)? Noon 46 F fraMV110. tiAllICIrd 76- Auto Parts Yard S1-Houset)jd OLDER TWO STORY) bedroom, 2 RETIREMENT HOME2 bath, carpc-te,cI throughout, fi,iflt Bedroom, I bath, masonry, hardwood floor$, nice Shady well located p101 Only 519,000 REALTORS MIS 254$ PARK r 'io use - •.. tl 92 ___________________ your busines Classified Ads alters 577950 COMPARE 7141S NEW L ISTING- 4. I1edrocn'r., F lo,Ida room, kidney, Shaped Pool, kitchen appliances Walk - to schools, cioctor 126,900 __________________________ 70--Swap 9 Trade - PROFESSIONAL MAID SERVICE P'Of Free Estimate C,tiI C.Vby, 371 67 II no ancn,r C,ill 3?) 9)1! 24 His 17 FRENCH - - i; -- Want lo-Ow- A body bog. boi'n'j (ti)vCj & SCI'td hag Call 6A2 649 5 Piro & group 8811'% Piano & Organ Sales, 301 W Itt 172 7755 ; - New Vinyl Flooring .,? Sq. -. 72-Auction bUt) S C asseltjrcr', i v Sanford AUCIIC'n 323 - 9410 ',',' ____ RuslrtetsMeetitti),,_j 7ndMincti ClubHourS.3prn Dolly (close-ti Wed I 1ngoThrsdav2C.'.D 3 ruroom, yard, near lake in Quiet area 175.900 IDYLLWILDE SPECIAL- Only 4 y'ars ne'v, 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, family room, loyer, double 9ararjr, breakfast bar, central htAl 61f, large lot! What more do you want for 14%,400 trailer apt Adult 8 family park Weekly. 33)5 Hwy 17 92, Santora 173 1930 t)t. It P'irp ()r.ir S-itcs 6. S"r Vie buy panos 8. trade LC.flOnS - ___________________ 1 Al Miller CallBart fireplace, patio, kitChen Op ptiances, parm3led family room Use a little TLC, and you can hOvea st'owptae 339300 - ___,_,_ We Buy Furniture 59-Musical (Vrcliandise Wood or ci.") ctr'ss feiecutuyedt'sk 6. (h.,.rc, Secme,ar..sl de & rhair, straight cPih.; fslirt, cab,net'lo. AS is Cath And carre . REALTOR MIGHTY NICE AT THIS PRICE Spotless 3 bedroom, 1' baths on a corner lot F en c ed back yard. concrete block Yard Psas some line PlAntitirls Pricccl at S19.900 Financing no probll'n, "SELL IT, SAID Tt'tE CA'.,9 "MOVINGLY SIAICIY 2 story on large double 'vwA" loI Formal dining room. fireplace in living room, separate BIG family room leads to fantastic patio (screeneci) and 20*10' '.wimmnncpoo Carpetect .39.SCs) SLEEPER WIfl-1 TERRIFIC GROW A GARDEN POTENTIALI 2500 sq ft with large fen,'cci In br 2 Bedrooms Adults PARr, AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2543 Park Drive 1lOup ______ : Pres cII'II A tamge 1l,cclroorn home n nice area yoj can afford. Carpet, central heat, many fine features Financing to Suit',c,.Jrbuctget Only 172.950 900 . turn or unfumn Adults, 7722296 after S and wk rids , T Would You Believe? I 1 RP apt -_____________________________ C., a tangent of feet, thence N 4$ degrees E. 11.1.5 and Itic- undersigned as Sheriff ci I364o(, a radiulof 94290 fee-'? and e-e'; thence If. 0$ oe'grees '!9' 33" C. Seminole Coors)!', Florida, will at ac en tral angle of 14 degrees 04 41"; 190.07 feet, thence N IS degrees C ii AM on t 3:d day of Mirchi run thence Southerly along the-ar,. of 15354 feet; fht'ne S 77 degrees 2$' A,O $976, offer for salt and sell to feet to 14" ( 97 19 fec-I' In the point of the high curve &disance f 771 es t bidder, for cash, subject 'hepointofrevecsecurvuof a curve hI-ginning), containng 177.0067 to ari'g arid all existing itin$, at the concave Westerly, with a radii's ci more or less acres, not Including Front [West) Door of the Seminole I0.73feef,a'angfntofSo73fen$anct acr eage of the aforesaid Florida Counfj Courthou se in Santora, a central angle or 6 degrj 50' 3.5", Power Corporation Easeme,s' over Florida, tha above 377 0661 it $urr.tur.', .tflpltanret tools etc Buy I or 1001 items Larr's Mart. 215 Sanford Aw.-- — S.'IAP St)P I A MAP WE I Aiocxis, (.if, no, rr wyet, t4 charge 1511 admitted tree Come lyciwse evCry Sunday 9 to 3 al St-. Movi land Dr.v in Theatre, South 1192 Ptioe 77? 17)6 '? l. :01 m0ti'iOC 'I S r'i r s Sewing table !i0ld new for Sollig. So assume balance of t0e. or 17 payments of 39 S ee at SANFORD SEWINC'.CENTLR 307 C Itt St Down?ovn 332 91I Asso0d Colors COVE APTS BEAUTIFI.H. WOODED LOT- 1mm I qui.-t sect.on 3 Beti'oom frame on', & 7 brdroom apifirnerils, house, with range & refrigerator lurn,stied or Lnfurn-'.hed Newly House herds some fixin' up, but it DO YOU QUALIFY' 1100 00*n, redecorat Cone v't- 300 F 519.000 May buy IOU, central air buy for $16,500. _______________________________ . 'rp.rf nl.r canI-r,d 377 l3iC (all for details ______________________________ Golden Touch 'N Sew Eves. 3n 0617 or 372 1367 BAMBOO Every Sunday ' 41-4iouses ________________________________ Ilooking tor a lob? The Classfied Ads will htlp you find that job BINGO IN 3 BR Brick Home 3324170 -- 377 396) To Buy CASH 322-4132 ' ONLY 3619 INSTALLED u 'll Terms available W.rebc,use must NEED A SERVICEMAN? Yo jr tiusnes1 hum listed in be emptied POWt Call warehouse Service Directory. collect, days or evenings, ask for Mr Wilkes 305 79) 177 1973 R&nelI 19'. I4( HP MercruSi-c inboard outboard, blouu.ers. bilit1966 Chrysler Wagon, sell or trade pump. Sink, running water, cc IS Color Combination. AM FM boa, Mad, new canvas, full in Stereo 335 37101001. strun,entaton, new carpeting 71, NYU GE Central Air Cos' 0391, 3776211. ditioning Unit Used I Mo% 3n 17' Malibu fiberglass boat. 70 tip after Johnson motor, trailer and ac Large oil painting Gold frame Sat fesit)rjej. SSSO Call after S. 3;2 Site Valued at $750 Sell for 1149 7474 Phone $430303 -- - • HAL COLBERI Real Estate 1)25 and ----------.- _________________________ BEDROOM COTTAGE remodeled - - ) I V. F. W. R AL0H AVRHV0RAHA0J AjjjjR PN LHJAPAV UH0HIBNCSA JM T H I J 1 0 1 A J V V H U MU 1 NjA S U U R R E T E MA E - Ph A p1 for rent , n" ' - - T . Completely _____________________ NOTICE FIP4D' . _______________________ ______ 311 —Apartnvents Furnished ________ ___________________________ SEEK •. .,,.. h.i'i;t' I"' ti ,iil,%5 Ii )71 A7S4 ______ PERSONNEL COUNSELOR ',' __________________________ ______ ' acre Witting to ---'S I I' When you place a Clasi,fied Ad in The Evening Herald. %fay close to your phone beCauSie Something wonderful is about to ?',ap'U%. I ___ Wednesday's v,,in, it., rent hor,, mor e in rural area . Notice L 38— Wanted to Rent I-lU Oviedo- Duplex, 'urn or uri'urn Ideal lOcOtion RCO')qshlø 2! - ______ ___________________________ ________________________________ _________________ _________ 17) 4171 (or 1121 4670 30-Aparlmenis unfurnished • I ''b'It "PEOPLE PLACERS" WE GET RESULTS! ATAFEEYCUCANAFFORD ROBSOP4 MARINE ?fl1Hj IF?? redecorated, 7 3 Bedroom house, new kitchen with breakfast bar, now carpeting, 'ar7e pane'ed Frame house with stab ftocg Will family room, tining room, new move tci your lot Price includ's root. new nalurai gas furnace house, moving nd new foun ritç' iMq baira 571700 ,,inn 3 f),rn I' t,i'O, I I P - (A1( ret,' tIot torn,', f ully U.',nnr, 32) 057? ii( tim, living room, .t ticat. unit electric, central heal air. %750 A C. 000d condition U.950 Potiono, down & lake over payments al GREAT ASSUMPTIO 79SOI12 aro. 370 mo 5/1 3576 Dettona. _______________ Block House - Wil or lot 3 BR home votth 7 Bedroom, loving room. kitchen, Screened porcl large lot, assume 7 bAth. .111 btick, sunken larnsIl, haIti, car po rt, utility coon,, Oil SISC payments 373 1311 room, v.atl to watt carpet, 2 car heat, unit AC. excellent conditiOn cMraqe, extras galore 112.300 3 BEDROOM. I bath frame house&n Price incIude twuse, moving and DYNAMIC PROPEF TIES new foundation $)0,930 )lots with fruit trees Corner of W V Ifard*ick, Broker ?'95u11? 7511 and Lake Ave., %31,S0O. Dettona&14 641) I, ,, -. -----------.. , use on ID'xISS, lot Cash only Call 371Y9S3 Alter $ pm 4r-ALTYI1o;C ')'; 68—W1inted 55-3cats & Accessories - New 600 Sq it block building for rent, 3100 nlr)fllti Broker O.% nor, E. -' -_ I , LIKE NEW bf,dc'n Lake By Owner -- 4 Bedroom, 2 bath Small down r" -. .iz assume payments S11-IM Ph 373USA Property 37-Business , Wcial fou(h, Can't beat the space for this price. See tOdayt . REALTOR $31 1232 P I' bath 'IL S REAL TOP,. ________________________ 321.0041 j Tuesday, March 2 1976-7A nn 371.500 - I I • IVERY SUNDAY CA.M.-)P,M. Home Lots 1' -' " '' Vending routes available Only 4 10 hcurs weekly with complete lrd.i.tg & location up Investment of $400 1300C .. collect Mr. Carson 6136765320. TI I U U P Y IT 1?.' F PAL I10N OF 114EIR 316,300 WITT REALTY t.0V1 ESTATES PItA Swum, II. LitJ tiiiSa' ISO mo Free I' tic. £1 OsIr' 1; 76J 17 2 F ~ , I -, — BOSS 7 ftP Ibath, C Block BALL REALTY moorage. Aduilt 322 "70 ICS OWN $12,000 111.300 * SWIMMING POOL SALE * distributor must tell balance a 19/S pools complete with ts.n deck fence and f.ltpr )li16 overall -- I- YOUR 2 OR, I bath, frame 7 BR, l' -z bath, Stucco Evening Hera d, Sanford, Fl. Sale for PP. 3i, I OR. 373,500 3 ACRES, 300 ft. on SR 46, Geneva ti..rP ) I) C Block buuldJnQ, 6x21'. used as business And living quarters. 371.000 4 A YMUPW M PALL Reg R,-Al Eildle Brok" 372 3f-1l Atti', l4r 377 7751 si' .'. ii ci Sanford w Real Estate Broker, 371 06 ________ 7746 372 373 3215 32) 1093 Black vinyl Mediterranean style _____________________ couch and chair, excellent WINNER Kish Real Estate dition C,iil 373 779 alter, S p 'ii Perfect Retirement - Beautiful oak %haded e lots Fish, PRICED to 24—Business 37? 0- 3)9,'3O LAKE MARY Take your U1o.Cv •i 3 BR, I bath, large lot two well built modern homes 7 ALSOOWNEP WILL FINANCE 7 flctroom located on large. shaded. p'ivate lot, furnished, 1150 month Broker Owner, 377 $997 CALL 372 2611 r,VuI 377 3 Bedroom. 7 bath mobile home, Carriage Cove Trailer Park $1QO monit, RIUS 155 lot rent 37) J5--4bjle 645' ________________________ _____________________________ Get come action *,Ili ,i Herald iassified ad We'll help you write 6 ___________________ Retirertivti Ir.-in Wekiva Landing Pcort oil scenic river, Futi, ho4ting, canoe. Adults 377 4110 new home' Moving to an 1723I OWNERS WILL FINANCE REAL ESTATE, INC 3A--hiobile Honlle-s .'IAN I TO SELL YOUR HOME! 377 2111 Alter hours' 3229704 GENERAL CONTRACTOR - _____________________________ 2S74 Park Or Re,r.Itor JOHNNY WALKER ____________________________ - n. ,', 3 OR. I bath, huge corncr lot on paved road, central ha, will wall , Pu I'icttcni terms . 7 Neat appearing sales persons with car for local demonstration work Top earnings anj chance for ad vancement For interview call $39 flj, JIM HUNT REALTY CIassfleii Acts didn't work there zt nt - 50-Màsceflaneous 41—Hojses New For You! STOP AND THINK A MI NUT E, t'1t starter? A QOOd Phone voice and aggressive personality 5 the key to success Excellent OP portunuty with plenty of room toe Advancement Enthusoistic only need apply Call 3?) 5176 for ap pointment AAA Employment, 701 Commercial ____________________________ 41—Houses Furnished Ctr,ir, 3 BR 7 tatIi, 4 • ii?, .i ,' r .tnct lI4'.lt. ru.'.onahle First, l,it ,,,nt $100 itiposil 133 4677 atR-r 4 p rn AGENCY TRAINEE-- Are you a U FREE SWAP 11101' •l.a.o ' ' _________________________ AB $ REVENGEOF'IHE IlL ii I 11111111 SHOW (II) i ' Aide ; &t' scJ n ''1 .z ________________________ TUESDAY MYSTERY A 9 33—Houses T ii I'] ,..,' 1145 * 5--Lost .' HARTMAN (1) THE ROBERT MW,NM REPORT -. - __________________________ ______________________ Money and Posvcr 1100 •A. -6 9' 12 NEWS a. U ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF €D LIL[AS. YOGA AND YOU 700 CLUB 1130 f 6 1 ~ 91, 2 !4' 1Z FMY ELECTION • ERAGE- Masc.xfiueft It 93 - Waned s L PN % Audi's Cowp.inil,ri 0`78 0616 , ____ , CASHIERS OUNO. Siamese cat in vicinity of Immediate openings. "Hurry In" LESS (From the Southwest corner thence S 31 degrees 15' 34" W. 74691 2 Miuste's Cove Apts. Owner call this. fret. tlit-nc' S IS degrees 30' 1$" W. cf Nor th Orlando Ranches Se-dim 321 1107 aft er 7 p m. 4 SALES 13 as recorded In Plat Book 13, page 604 27 feet; thence S . 75 degrees II' (R) Some experience helpful but will point of 10. Put.11c Records of Seminole 31" W 100.03 feet to the 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL 6—Chi Care train, Knowledge of csm.tIcg curvature of a curve cOncave County, Florida, run thence, along a would be great. (Mkxi T WITH KNIT € Easterly with a tangent bearing of projection on the West tine o said DESK CLERKS BUSY BEE CHILD CAPE (Wed) WOMAN ALIVE Id 2OdegreesSl' Si" w., a tangent of North OrtanctoP Arches Section 13. S. 4200 Machine experitrice will put 2427 Hoiiy Avenue feet and 12 degrees 54' 04" W. i47.03 feet; of 902.98 )03.53 radi-is feet, 3 CD THE MOTHERS IN LAW Phone 373 7310 or 322 0760 you '0 work. thence W 150 07 feet to the point of a central angle Of 37 degrees 09' 34"; 3.3(3 — COOKS run thence Northerly along the arc beginning run 6) MATCH GAME I Plush spots, lijkcellent potential thence S. 01 degrees 47' 24" E. of said curvea ciist&mceof SIS.63 feet 9-43ondThings to Eat Immediale openings. 0 (Tues.. Thin) CARto the point of langency, run 160 00 feet thence S. 4 degrees 56' 658 SALES CLERK RASCOLENDAS tiecice N, 59 degrees 31' 00" C 4)" C 705.35 feet; thencc freshly picked cabbage. wholesale 12 PAt.J.. IIJWEY Part time. Retail backoround. i'W'•' 2I 3) feet: thence Pd- 13 degrees IS' degrees 77' 54" W. 9042 f#rt: '9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE ci retaIl . Buk Farms, Lake 700 SERVICE STATION Monroe, 373 8331. r 2) 12 TODAY (LOCal A TTENOANT LABORER 39"'N 74 feet. ttience thence 5. 13 degrees 45' 348 46 ctegrees 36' 79" E 757 LIUAS. YOGA AND YOU (R) Spanish speaking person woua be Fruit Fat Sale feet; thence S. II degrees 39' 14" N 10 degrees 00' 2v" C. 17. feet: at7-2iiid8251 (Ff1)CONS1_vERSUR\/1VAL able to and thisposition. 67.77 1cn$; thence S. I) degrees 37 Call before 0. in Or atter 3 p.m thence N. 26 degrees Os' W. 1 4". iii CBS NEWS: (Ch, 4 372 1948 KIT (A) 37" W 339 5.6 feet; thence S Al ii feet: thence N. 07 degrees 39' 4 73(7 jaf ) 71" C. 575.59 feet; thence N. 83 dt'QmeeS2l'59"W.40.21 feet; thence EL) ROCKY AND FRIENDS'WE SELL SUCCESS 'j) GCOOMORNINGAMER ciegrees 25' OS" W. 261 73 feet; S 79 degi'ees 44' 12" W. 0047 feet; UNDERDOG -lot Cr llmrqcia 3773176 ICA Legal Notice thence 3.37 degrees 3-4' 07" W. 197.01 thence S. 04 degreeS 41' 46" W. 6376 4 00 tee?, then ce-S 21 degrees 16' AS" W, feet; thence S. 20 degrees 2)fl"W 800 11)IPOONSIDEE PARTS MANAGER 671 93 feet; thence N. 52 degrees 79' 15 4-1 feet; t hence S 06 degrees 42' recorded 'n Plat Book I, page 3. 4) CAPTAIN 6) 149 GILLIGANS ISLAND 35" W. 5.5.59 feet, mence S. 69 Public Records of Semnole County, Most have 15" W to the point 10000 feet of KANGAROO experience In all phase degrees 26- 31" E. 4217 to"; thence Florida. run thence N. 0 degrees 49' beginning, 6 t mARY HARTMAN. "4,Ry of agricultural equipment and N. '*0 degrees 11' 1,' C. 17029 feet; 23" W along said West line of Lot 36, LESS fFrm the ou?hwe'st corner tanrM) auto parss, Including receiving, of North Orlando Ranches 5'j15 thence f4 I) degrees 14' 2o" C. 67 37 OdiSfinceof 710 3ófe'et to the North stocking arid counter sales 0 ED MISTER ROGERS' .$OW )).as recorded in Plat Book 1,, page fret; the P4,66degmeesO2' 15" E. we-st cornei of laid 101 S4 thence N Permanent position with exiellent 9) MOVIF' (him)-Nevor oin 40, Public Records of Seminole 49 24 feet., thence S. It degrees 71, "degrees it' 341- W 3W feet along fringe benefitS. Contact Per. 9 EDGE OF NIGHT: ProCounty. Florida, run N. 12 degrees 21" E. 91.79 feet; thence P4. 13 the North line of said Lot $4 to the s.onnel Office 54* 11ooll" E I alongthe West line of said degrees 14' 11" E. 1" 47 feet; thence point of beginning; run thence S. 0 ervod Thurs.. am below. Jules Dasillin. (B&M Gre*, A. DUDA & SONS 1),a S. If dereC5 26' 06" C. 31.67 feet: degrees 49' 13" E. 179.30 feel to the PdorlhOrlando Ranches 9i (ThuS. only) dttted 1960. (tuec.) "Town Oviedo. Fib. 303365 SU1 cistance of 795.11 ftc?; thence East thence S. l9cteg?'ees is' 49" W. 3a 59 aforeiaid North right of way line of An EuaI 0c,.ortunity Employer PRESS CONFERENCE: L"o, .MlhOtt Pity.' Kilt. 109.53 feet to the point of curvature feet; thence N. 7 degrees 72' 46" W, Longwood Wagner Rood, run thence 00ardo. with Prosidi"al canEG. Mar". (B&M 1961. &S-00 feet. thence S. 50 ~iiogreft III along Said North right of w#y lint N. of a curve concave Easterly with a Roars. did radlu'sof 526.12 fett.a Central ang le 10" W. 117.15 feet; thence S. 73 12 oegrees 53' 32" W. 14.7$ feet; -_-(Wed) "After the Fox." Peter of $3 degrees $5' 01", and a tansenl degrees Ii' 55" W 76 16 feet, thence theekeN.00degre,sSC' 16" C 16092 12 DINAH: Guplg tncfudo Sellers. I3ntt E)'und. 1966 bearing I S. 32 degrees 23' 44W , S 33 degrees 41' 74" W 7211 feet, feet Lot (Thurs.) "Salute tc the ([) ADOAMSFAMILY 54; thence alono said North line of run thence Sou therly along the arc at thfflCC S. 15 degrees so W. 77 Mimnes," Wall&e Boer'y, Fay 430 said :urvr adistance 01770 S7(eetto feet; thence S. 33 degrees 41' 74" E. Lot SOa distance-of 147.71 feet to the 108.17 feet, ',hence outh 3009 feet; puint ef beginning. containing %Q DOUGLAS SHOW the pcint of run thence DIS LED 52 degrees 29' IS" C. 1*5.C4 feet; then ce S. 43 deg r ee s C. 2171 ft'et: more or less acres. Texas Town "S1zigHaycn, 6 ' MERv CiFflN SHOW AMERICAN 'hence N. 35 degrees 2V 4,ill E. ".30 thence N. 51 degrees 20' 23" E. 64.M Henrich. Inc, Sebaston C&Uol. !VA. (SAW, (D SESAME STREEr fret. thence-N, 17 degrees 79' 73" E. feet. thenc e East 60 00 feet; tPme-qte L. F. Heni'ich, Pr.j. VETERANS MERV GRIFRN SHOW 9 THE FBI (A) 109.15 leeS; thence N. 43 dc-gre-c'S C S. 22 degrees 46' 03" C. S3 IS Icet; Fla, Ii L.S. No. *743 €1) MISTER ROGERS' (Seal) 131 Al feet to the point of beginning, then ce-N $ldegrex's17' 22" E , jiy MOUSE Ct.t...0 Chapter Arthur H. Fueckw:Ih, Jr . -. run thence further N. 45 degrees E. feet; thence S 21 degrees Is' OS" C. ('/) Clerk of the Circuit Court 207.70 feet; thence S 7) degrees 3,)' 5) 06 fret; run 5,(7 I/ 97 By. Lillian T. Jenkins 4' PHIL DON0,I-IE SHOW thence S. 63 degrees 2$' OS" C. SI" E. 9I7 feet; thence N. 34 'c,?h at Santjrc! 21 ADAM 12 Deputy Cfrr. 51451feet. thenceN. 06 degrees 3l' degrees ll36"E. ldI77 feet; thence €I SCHOOL PROGRAMC 217 38 feet; thence P4 63 N. 24 degree's .54' 3)" C. 71.59 feet, Winderweedle. Haines PANG 530 37 degrees 34'07" W. 82.01 Ward & Woodman, F .A drgreeso)' 4.4" C 191.03 feet thence thence Mr'etinqs 1000 S 19 degrees IS '*9" E 4406 feet; feet; thence N. 38 degrees 39' 35" C. Post Office Box S 2 12 NEWS Business 7 - 30 1st TUCS 2 112.: CELEBRITY Winter Park, Fl. 37709 thence S.6$ degrees Ol'41"W,1$1.94 9605 feet. thence 5.40 degrees COAAW. 03" E. 11439 feet; thence N. Attorneysfov Guaranty Bank fe't:thence S.00degtesS4' SS" SWEEPSTAKES — PANY , a .. ,. .. S, 0 ,. .4 £. ii. .4 - - - --- - -,-. -fl WV 'tt fl• sJ , '1) IUiANA '9.. BEVERLY HLU.,BILLIES 81fl90 as" w. 546 77 feet to tIi poin of S. $6 deqrc'es 30' 17" C. 107.71 feet; Publifi March?, 1916 6) PRICE IS RtGHT CO THE 24 21 DEX LONE RANGES 9 Every Wed. & Sat. e thence beginn:ng), containing deqrm S. 07 34.7016 mo , , ^ g3'09E. . 10.30 or less acres, feet; thence S. 6$ degrees 44' 31" C. Early Birds 7:15 p.m. 2 ,l HIGH ROLLERS 9657 feet: thence !,37 degrees II' • HENRICH SURVEYING Allit, ___________________________ I F Henrfrh. P1 S degrees 76' 06" W 13.416 feet; NOT ICC IS HEREBY GIVEN that — €1) 700 CU, thence N. 33 degrees 41' 30" W. uy yl.tve of that certain Writ of 1.5 E Ayers, R L S 11:00 Did you know that your 126 19 fret, thence N. 34 'legrees 43' Execution ISSued Out of and under FlO Peg. No 700) FICTITIOUS NAME 2) (7I WHEEL OF FORclub or organization NotIce it h4'rl,y given Ihat I am 39 degrees W 751.20 feet; thence N. the seal of the Circuit Court of Subject: N0TH ORLANDO ae IP this liStlr each arorres 43' tngag,i in b'ress at 747 Mattand " W 195 26 feet. Seminole County. FIerPt, upon a HIGHLANDS 6 GAi11 v.eel. for only $3 per Ave. Suite 10), Altamonte Springs, LEGAL DESCRIPT;ON OF GOLF th(fl( N. 1$ degees 13 10" W. final Iud3ment rendered in the 114 02 feet; thence N. 76 degreoIj 36, aforesaid court on tho, Mh day of wiieek? This Is an ideal 9'. LETS MAKE A DEAL SemlnOfe County. Floirldis unjer the COURSE AREA NO. 2 I fictitious I-rolls the 5ou'nr'sI corner of 77" W 71557 feet; thence N. 50 January, AD. 1974, in that certain name of way to Inform the public AAR 11:30 l%'iO"W, /6.10 lest; thence case entitled. J. Ed. Straughn, 1st of your club activities. '2' 12,' HOLLYWOOD I CHIROPRACTIC CENTER, and North Orlando Ranttmes Section I), Sdegrees It jtgree 32' 54" W. 43 71 feet: executive director of the Floricia that I blend to register told name as recorded In Plot Book 13. page 10, _____________________________ sous with theClerk of the Circuit _____________________________ Public Records of Seminole County, then ce N. $0 degrees 37' 16" W. Department of Revenue, Plaintiff, 4) 6) LOVE OF UFE I SemInole County, Florida Court, Florida, run tP,ence N. 12 degrees Si' 171.441cc?: thence N. 42 degrees 30' vs John Capko d b a Pig 'n Whistle, I in ac " W II 39 1cn$, thence N. 1$ Defendant, which aforesaid Writ if 9) HAPPY DAYS (R) I (Ord,lnee w,ta the provisions of the 01 C., along the W est line of said /:' [ If) (Mcv's, Wtxl, Fri) "viu,.* F ic t itious Name Statutes, To Wit: North Orlando Ranches Section 13, a degrees 3I 77" W 91 Al feet; thence Execution was delivered to me as I dis tance of 377.20 let?, thence F,as? N 64 dejrets 27' II" W. $7.32 feet; Section 66509 Florida ¶I5tie-j 1151. Sheriff of Semino'e Cot'nty, Florida, I ALEGRE" (Tue., Thurs.) 7)1171cc-Ito t'io point of curvature then ce N 35 degrees 09' 76" W, and I have levied upon the following I U J. FCoyd, D.C. 'cAnaAscLENoAs." oh curve concave Ecerly, with a 17004 feet, thence 04 17 degrees 20' described property owned by jOhn I Publish- Feb 10, I?, 74, March 11-55 I tangent bearing 01 S 31 degrees 25' 21" W. 163.7$ feet. lhen'e N. 03 Capko U ha Pig 'n Whistle, said I '1 4 -6 CBS NEWS DEW '. '6' W , a tangent of 53690 fret, a degrees II' SI" C. 7317 fees; the nc e property being located in Semirnle . / rddi5 of 516 17 feet and a cen tral N. It degrees 41' 21" W. 102.90 feet; County. Florida, more Particularly ________________________________ angle of 13 degrees 35' 0)"; run thence Pd. OS degrees 41' 46" E. 65.76 descritxd as follows, all propef'y thence Southerly along the ate of fret, thence P4.75 degrees 10' 75" C. taken from the efendant's place of TRACK AND F TELD saidcurveaciittanceofs5$.4$ feet lo l7S$6feet, thence P4.09 degrees 77' business, the Pig 'n WhitI in EVENTS " E. 12.4 feet; then ce N 21 ctucllng. the- point of ta ng enc y, run ttirnce S S?degre-es29')S"E fl06ieefto the degrees 4' 05" W, 16$ 35 feet, 33 chairs D E C ii K.L A W R E E M 0 P A JH D point of beginning, run thence thence N, " degrees Ill SS- W 7 fablej. 30 21! 4) feet, thence N. 03 deg rees 41' hrt S S7d.gr..s79' 13" C I$0 6 tables. lx? EEBVA THR 0WVJ10SHAUH 53" E. 2)049 feet; thence N. $7 1:30 P.M. Pert; run 15' Coke Cooler thence S 10 degrees n w. ck-grc-s)Q'3$"E 115111cn$, thence V.F.W. LOG CABIN C C' RftR1A C KA R R A M H A U V R 1 Per lIck Dar No. N 33 degrees II' 71" C 141.22 feet, it? 57 lent, tflCnce S. 25 degrees 1 Schaeffer Ice Cream Box ON THE LAKEFRONT _________________________ iti J 10" W 16)01 feet, thence thence N. 43 degrees C 6361 feet; I Howard Salad Bar, staInI,t ________________________ 41 degrees 05 76" S ___________________________ steel -TEA AT HOT A VIA N ID ti-it, ,tince feet, thence N 3$ degrees 12' 76" C. 777 i,' 15 tray 5lni table n*it.a,,- a*. — I 4301 fee?; thence N. I? degrees 31' . ii degrees 34' 19" E. 211.71 feet; 0 P 0 R IEJ E 1L T 1 Garland Gas Stove. 4 boener w N CV j th,n(e S. II degrees 74' 59" C. 760.00 14" W. 46.10 feet, thence S. $4 grill feet; thence S 46 degrees 37' 53" C. degrees 05' 38" W. 145.71 fee t; A I 6 b-irner gas slovi woven t711'fl(C N 03 d'Jref'j 11' 46" W. 261.73 feet. thence S I? degrees Johnson OtJt,tj, ice boa 'c I OUHSHH£ I)) 53 feet; thence N 69 degrees 14' ,,Y1 ii" F 143.1$ feet; then ce N I An.tts Deep Fryer. 3 section w \'b V" deQr(if5 Ill 31'CI547f,n$toa 30"W. $01.71 feet; thenc e P4.02 baskets \,,_., toilf on a curve concave Easterly degrees 17' 26" W 173 10 feet, I Wire Baker'sPat. I- MEMBERS 9 MARC WEU3Y, M D •. SLIM BUDGETS ARE POL STEREO WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 123 45$7 - W,i,' xtlty W,ntn. John Garfield 1951. K4O I smiy at bay ad hioos cxii si ••• ST(STROM t' 'fl Ai T _______________________ of $3 d egrees ,5' 01". and a tangent East line of a Flecda Power Cor. billarino of S. 31 degrets, 7S* 46*1 W porallon Easement, recorded in run thence Southerly along the arc of 0 P Book 333, page 5), Public 9' RHYME AND REASON 2-00 6:10 2 ) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6-15 '6 SUNSHINEAIJ,4ANAC '' (1) BEHIND THE LINES 9 1 HAPPY DAYS.- AtrvoK I:be ck rvv at ownor. ask3 FOrJ* to 1:30 600 4 SUNRISE SEMESTER Mon, Wt-%J, F;t) READING AND THE INDIVIDUAL(TiiiDs) CR A C 1< ER BARREL (R) 831- 9993 -- €1) MO\IE MorniNg Pt,r',, s W t ••- - 18-Help . - . ED SCHOOL PROGRAM. MING Il "G LINE 9 THE ROOKIE3: Orvi of Two mirtlars "scapes after Orlando - Winter Park '- RYAN'S HOPE. iwo P1S 7.30 2 CANOIG CAMERA 4 MATCH ajq 6 GM)TlW_ S 5ft,fl(4 R)fl 9) ALL MY CHILDREN ED ELECTRIC COMPANY 1255 2 12 NBC NEWS 1 .00 2 12 SOMERSET 4) MIDDAY 6' NEWS 4' LATE NEWS 2-45 4 PASTOR'S STUDY nole Semi 18-Help Wanted Sunday - Noon Friday TOMORROW 2 12' TOMORROW 230 - CLASSIFIED ADS DEADLINES €n BIG VALLEY 12:30 i2) 4Z TAKE MY ADVICE 9 DAILY WORD PtKo') in th wióng a&ntt. tame to an all mialle motorcycle task forco and then falls inlove witti a 1101? ANIMALS Sharks 12 ROBERT YOUNG. FAMILY DOCTOR VTINTERCOM 24 4) LESS 2 12 TONIGHT 4 NEWS (01 YOUNG AND REST. 91 2 - FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AIJfl Ii ar 1200 1110 '' a Pellet ioiwe 322 - 2611 IA. I.A" W IIA A.1 f,4't LOAN A N OF thenc;South23S 00 fett; hence5.)i RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. ORLAOC, acnrporation. degreeS 44' OS" W. 36030 feet to the Plaintiff, Northeast corner of Lot 36, UtOck 41c a line IfhruS times "D". 0 R. Mitchell's Survey of 3Ica line ,ru23tsmes 6 1 DEVELOPMENT EP4TERPIIES. Levy Gran', as recorded In Plat 24c a line 16 times 8:00 A.M. - S:10 P.M. INCORPORATED. a Florida cor. Book 1. page So Public Record% of (32 00 MINIMUM CHARGE) MONDAY thru FRIDAY poration, ci at, Seminole County. Florida. run Dctc'nciants. thcnct' along the North Iin of s..au SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Mintmum MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Lot S6, $9 degrees St' 31"W 300(s) CLERKS NOTICE OF SALE feet. thenc e S. 0 degrees 19' 13" E NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 179 30 feet to the Northerly right of pursuant to a Final Judgment of way lneof Stale Road No. 5431; run Fo'elO5ur entered in the above- thence. along said Nom'thcrlyright Ot t'loon The Day Before Publication ecttitledcause in the Clrr,ult Court of way line N. I? degrees 53' 31" W. the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. in 720.74 feet; thence N. 07 degrees 06' and for Seminole County. Florida, I 29" E. 10.00 feet, thence N 67 will Sell at public auction to the degrees 53' 31" W. 200.06 feet; highest bidder few cash at the West thence S. 7 degrees 06' 29k ' W. 10 00 Front doorol the Courthouse in ttie fret; thence N.fldegrcesS3'31"W. City of Sanlord, Seminole County, 25308 feet thence, leaving Said ______________________________________________________________________ 9—Good TbingS to Eat F lorlda, al the hour of 11:00 A M., on Northerly right of way line. run N. 0 4—Personals March It. 1976, that certain parcel of degrees 49' 13" W. 91.93 feet to the — real property described as follow Northeast corner of Lot 57, Block ARE YOU TROUBLED? Colt 1011 MURCOTTS E XHIBIT "All "0". of aforesaid D.R. Mitchell Free, 644 2077 for "We Care$7 SO OU SHEL DESCRIPTION urvery of Levy Grant, thence along "Hot1mn' Adults or Teens 327 673) or 377 0367 the North line of said Lot 57. N. 09 GOLF COURSE NO.1 From the Southwest cornet of degrees S9* 3A" W. 736 16 feel to the I WILL hio LONGER BE STOP AND THINK A MINUTE It North Orlando Ranches Section 13, aforesaid Northerly right ofwayline o'k . ANY RESPONSIBLE FOR ClasSified Ads ddn t as recorded ;n Plat Book 13, page iO, of State Road No S 4il, thence along DEBTS MADE BY ANY ONE there wouldn't be ,lry Public Records of Seminole Coun'y. 5d Northi'tlj Tight of w'way line N $2 OTHER THAN MYSELF. HI. Florida, run N. I~ degrees SA'04'* E I "rees IIX 31" W 614 6S feet to the WAY AU 1. 7 TION '461. along the West line of said North Fsst line of L°' 16, Block "D'', as-Help wan ted GALLEW'(S. Orlando Rar,cfr Section 13, a h,c-flaio 0. P. Mitchell's Surv'?y Of Leo S. Edwards di5tnc of 79S.I1 feet; thence East Levy Grant, run tr.rncc, along sa.d owner 40913 feel to the point of curvature East line of Lot 16. N, I I deWe" 49' eta ciryC coeca.e Fa .?rly tl a 30" IT )'rf6 51 t'ct. tbenc' N b'S A((j WITH A DkiNt tir ., Afternoon 12.00 857 ' stand t tIc1u1)naA)SyChOIOglS!tflv9S Itvoo P5yd)OkVy dontstohishometov,ewsomo 830 4 6 M'A'S'H- Ha*tev (etLtnsfRxnafoavulnToykolo learn his ! b.cfy, xi John. has been tlIefTod stateside fri .%OP&D PRESS 9- LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY: Wttl Laverne trade her roommale on foi a husbarxV €1) A FREE WOMAN. Ai.u,bhsCIICtKY1IIitT1Au wr)W1OO(C85hOrht bard in order to firid sane path — - - iugu -i THE CIRCUIT COURT, feet. a radius of 1694 18 ten, and a IN EIGHTEENTH Juo;CIAL dR. central angle of 7 degrees 55 19"; ' _ CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE run t hence Southerly ato't the arc of 1 sad curve a distance of 73.4.33 feet to COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION P40. 7$1O$$•CAOB the point of lingenqi; run thence S. HIGHLIGHTS 4 ,' JALOUSIE WtP400WS 'A.tfS rr. 1 — 'a' Going Vishinc'c,ct 411 t'p tQVPnienmi CU need AAMI An tsr ? 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Seminole's Gireta 11tu slides tafely Into third, coselml by Betty Turwr. ifferald Photo by BRI Vincent Jr. I. -.1 - _ .-z.--l----=---."-f.--- , L - P-5_IW- mlo_h_~ --_ .1-1 i ____ ____ I 41114 I_ 4 I_A_ 1 ____ __ ut I. ____ _______- 1A ______ - ____ _____ _______ _______ o f labor meetings between the cerned \aonal League club owners and the Nlajor ers were to decide tod!iy wheth. time in a week for practicing League Baseball I'laIters'Asso- er to grant Robert Lurie and without a permit at Michigan ciation - the 13rd and longest Bob Short more time -**two or State University. where he L-t session to date had MLBPA three days," according t working toward a doctorate in Executive Director Marvin president Chub Feeney y5inlo. to Miller resorting to footbali talk. complete their purchase of the 1-lopoful,lIt. we moved the fitiancially-troubled San 1 a little." he said, adding, 1 Franrisco club from Iforace d t hinic he k d f S nieeting we Could say we al- pLrt-d .%Ionday. mt bridged the gap bec ause I ie said he as optimistic us not true that - we're going to get 't Seminole lhh s girls softball American t,eague president squared away. We're not going team chalked up an M victory l e \lacPhail called the session to let this thing slip away (rem over Flagier Palm Coast , . pcoitressi',e meetlnL - but iii ":"± p--- SELL A __ _________ - .- .- ____ - - __ .I - t--- i Occl, - ____ - TjIs J1'I.lá tf Softballers Win, 18-3 Minnesota Refuses To omp a in __ ___ FOR DRIVING . - CONFIDENCE ____ r JOIN THE MICHELIN MOv EMENT - - ____ \,,, V -,1 - =.-- _______ MCROBERTS = --~--'-TIRES _______ V11 -. I =1.- I- --... -7 -ft ;- T .- - ,E. - j .. Pa _-. --_~i .,- - - 5~ ,--- . EN .___11A==M _____ - = Z- -- romomm I - 4 .. _. , I 1 - 405 W. First St., Sanfor -t-7 - - _. -T--, _.__-:_- .__!_L-l __ _f-t - ___ - ---- ' iLa~l , ti r ;-j1__vll~ ii;~;_~-Y&~,__ 71_tl_ V fs. ea~_PM::Ii '%_i __ ;Tr_TF _4__ --_ X R-_~_~ raining ~ - _!,,~'4; 1"iN1__4;,~_r -,V. -1:'R ` ,ir~-i-, -,;Yb~ 7~~- N~-) .z_f,~, -7 .. , tgr ~57!~~ - :~ft 7, . 'A Eg~nf ,.-Vtg,!% -_ -, - , - I P. " .-- ., -_. , X.- - --Iry "T ,C j "Ek: , , w-r4c - mrlr d.Y-: --7t ,~f ~: ' .Z~ ~ ,I, _ -..-, 4:-f - - - - In- j.p,5-"!.,eb~e--- --., '3-Z, A - " - - I I I I I I I I I • - 'I I _ i. I T - vj" V__ I= W-1 ~ Sparks Jax Off 'The nation's ser0cle aca. JACKS-ONVILI.F, i0i you can't blame the def!nse Pndmies will each admit 150 - Nlar%in 1.1o)-d scored 27 itirely because they're facing NIMMI - Sanford's Victf)r "oinen for the 197647academic points in his last basketball steady three-on-two's." Perez was found to have a >ear a can bet the game for Jackonsille Umser Th Maple Leafs took a dislocated jaw Monday and his coach air making sure the sits Itwasmorethanenoughto lead bs the eight minute mark scheduled fight th Miamirn players rerethUngiow lti 'it [klplins to a 7 of the opening periui Darryl \ t Kind wc cancelkd It victor.- over Georgia Southern Siltkr,IngeHammarstrom and Termite Watkins' opnent n Oh scab e talk about it Georgia Southern pla)ed sir Frrol Thompson scored before a tJreiimln1srs fight \atn during retTuiling and when we tully e%en witli Jacksonvifle Tun Young got the Nurth Stars Nhirrero, Uulle* down with the mention it the bo%s smile," most of the way Monday night, on the scoreboard. flu and promoter Chris Dundee \lartir sald with a slight smile bu, the [lphin.s loosened up in The teams pla)ed to a score. cancelled the entire program of his own Mondas night while thelastFisemir.utes The6.foot less second period before Itisloolatetofnda quality representing the American 9 Llosd ccLred on allesoop Pierre Jarr of Minnesota and replacement, saul ( l"notball Cnaches Association shots a* nd jump shots as well as Toronto's Gem ge Ferguson ex. •"d (c f tht - ..rwt ua1. to an vxtent in that U S A or. a physical , - You hate to use excuses, but iwitchmaker Bruce Trompler e only senior on a tour, squad that scrapped its way to I think possibly we were a littic picked up Watkins A think thev like the idea of %ictom in eight of its last 10 tired," added Staniago. -We Li That night rII)g J)dtrl' f it,11 IrtnuVithk ~ prf,- games -1114 finished thQ Season V%ere a ;iltle %carl, and %v just .',III(] 1)419 Rom will defend his grarm. I' `I's Ear!%. ir, the year, Jack. couldn't come back with their Southern junior middleweigh1 %vown have 'been cOlA !fjoviL - ' le los' t three starters with forwards " crown and Joty Vincent meets man% t1ungs over the vears but seroas injuries, The .North Stars are in ,I ourth Killer Ellis seldo ~enf Glover contrib,ited 20 place in the Sm *the Dimion Watkins is fifth ranked in the ' ________ - o - __4t icj , . `,, t *!t- . ____ ______ -, I.'.. -A - R__ ts~_ I .I - . I .- . so , . ._ -3 It - . ________________ . :rto __ .. . I ________ . .. Iliiv: 11~. __ X_ I - Ilk I 1 .,, . 1. .._* 8 .1 _-*~, - 1: I ____ U.gNialtbie. the 1975 Rookie ,Of -~ IT C7.1 Nliv re .. " I.. . I I And since Ilus is the tinie of L-, a familiar look at the Air Force Academy this fall, when .Nlartin begins his metheregiadthereradu the son a nd becomes the :o ating b~cause they don't know -The Ch.icago White Sox service scademy football how they'd handle it." TORONTO AP. - Nfinopened their Florida base for:6 The lucky guys will be the neso:a goaltendpr Cesare Nia. . ~ears Earl -- Red" Blaik spent freshmen because service ruagco refused to complain aWut fGmler Majcr leaguers Cleon at West Point. academY doctrine says that fus defemse after the Toronto Jones and Bcb Oliver. Dut there'll also be a new lonk fre ,hrnen nialt. ordy socialize Maple Ikafs defeated his North or carnpu, - - women. Stars 4-2 in the only National ith other fres 'hinen. all Ilso Hockey Ip.ague game .Ntonda% w gals will be scene, saysIartin.who needs of them .,. with a mere 4,O3 night ill the recrult.ng help he can rn,ik cadets rr Perez \ou can't blame our de on hand in the wake of a 4-17-1 krls Maniago said following record over the past two sea. , the game in which Toronto at • cons. "Football arild Rirls' entackers often had free reign in oy S %el) ses • Marir1 con - _________ , , rnent will happen in the next frr,ni ba.-ebail ior two vears in I.ouwsma each had fc,ur hits for ic" days " September 1974 for * rnaking the winners while Anne Grierne Furl*her developments illpv;41 mrtribwiors to ft re. d,pcvc i n f ur !, i a hculirit: elec-tion campaign of Presidert run and double. Winning pit. Ifichzrd Nixon, had Ws ban rher Patt% Wiggins permitied hfttd b% Coaunissioner Bo,Aie Just four hits. G*ir s Girls nin into everywhere ,Ac go I think itii tie a real suçr I 10.49 LA ~ BECARRO ASTI SPUMANTE CASE 6 - Ili GAL. POMOL ___ 27 ____ 1 1.____ . with 0 0 --Rw / , , , - ___ ___ It was important to NicklausRi The Associated Press seemed to hinge on a -The Atlanta Braves will al. iSlOfl on several counts, ' 19prLng training began of- expected sornetune this week low nine nonroster familiands It marked lus first victory of ficialiv Nlonday ... for owner by a thrix-judge federal court to begin training T*hursday, the season and the 5h of s GeorgeSteinbrennerof the New on baseball's appeal of arbj. -The Ccago signed career. ,ust three short of Ben York N'ankees and a couple of trator Peter Seitz' recent ruling second basemm Manny Triflo, Hogan*s total of 62, second on dozen Chicago White Sox minor that made pitchers Andy Mes- shortstop Daw Rowflo and IcIoguers. all-tune winning list. sersmith and Dave Ntc,Nally pitcher Willie Prall while the It gave him a 160,000 first. The rest of the baseball free agents for playing the 1775 L,los Angeles Dodgers asked place check, the biggest of his 'orld, however. was waiting se&son o signing con- waivers on reser ve infielder career, for some agreement between tracts, thus playirg out the op. henMcMullen,a 13-year major It put him th the new World players and ownc that would lion year of UIr contras, league veteran. Seris of Golf, open the camps while the fate r feeling all along is you Finall Cast Insing, Mich, a-s of the San FranciscToronto can t litigate and negotiate at hard] Is an ideal spring 66 " 61 "- '6; Giants remained up in the air the same t im e," MiBer said 1ngsItebutsMgelesDodger ; 14*, 0 VODKA LIGHT 01 DARK 4 A - -_ 11ANIM - P1- __ • ,4 Acaaemy, e SAXONY I l* LO N"N GIN STANLEY SAXON KY. VODKA ____ AN ,-. . b6h737- l ne 47th annual Florida Women's State Golf Association tournament is set April 49 at Oca la ' s Siler Springs Shores and deadline for entries is March 19. TEACHER db __- . _. Jack N*icklaus wiped out the ago if. it tits tirne. I'd be playhi: •r.ig m4'tor •.. k' am 860 SCOTCH "-'061 PIPP. SCHNAPPS.-SLO1 - k -1 --I.' vou'd asked rne a nionth Mary Williams. who competed the last three years. ~_,:, Boric %~;:s ?I II? 12?,~-, .V will * v in the torch. and ceremonies begin' at 10 : - ••• -1 1i STH the 1976 Sem,po Counts OImpic Games Satur dav. Each contestant wili ha%* i before participating. -xhich goes **Ut me win. oath but if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt" An estimated 108 athletes will be competing. OT. ANISME-BLACKBIRA - 49 __._j • Cv I N ' 6 Sebring race will be held March 20. Practice opens March l5 and the BF Goodrich race ison the l9th Tickets are on sale at Sears stores. Corigrat ulat ions are i n order for Mike Gibson. L.ake Brantley's cross countn* and track coach. ,he ems his i e. Sharon. even-Dound. L six and one-half ounce girl. which they nameu Taressa Michelle. Besides a full head of hair. what i mpressed Mike most ;as that she was 22 inches long. She s going to be a long jumper for certain deadpans Mike , -- TL '7u 'I"__i• AMDI'$7Mty, .,6 i? I I Baseball Talks Drag In answer to a dozen queries. the 12 Hours 0f I . I &= acteristic collapses with a ing lus 269 total. 19 under par on chase in the List round. . Slas. brilliant. se% -under-par65 that the 7. 1:8-It. ar. Inverrary serio closed up with a final 67 staked tuin to a ftee-sLroke Country (lub course. and Nialtbie shot a 70. ictor Monda in the rain-d elaved $3M.ON Tournament Pla'ers(io[f Championship I le canie lh 0Ot1dvtu1(5r e Florida Citrus 6pen. I Thursda through SLnd at Rio Puiar Countr Club, A felt in total mnLrol of im Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. Tuesd4y, &Iarch 2,1976.-I B ganie.'Nicklaus said. - *1 played pretty well. There were only maybe 10 shots all s;eek I wasn't h2ppy with, And I hit an all"fill Int nf Vnd sho!s-It was one of m. better Herb Holidav . . voice of the Seminole Harness . Racewa%. %%- ill donate his services to the March 13 23 OL I - KaWas •WHhTtM(Tpq BLEND .( ..... junior college basketball tournament in DeLan6 be the nighttime center Thursday through Saturday. Basketball is the name of the game just ask any of the talent scouts. ThLirs(jav is the b-est dav tic Il eight tasa Ben "'hite and Se m 'inole are rivals in the wintc,training Industry. Charity prevails. which is en- 03.75 66" N Y. STATE AYIPICA S FINEST IOR I 10 Y[AqS - 49 MIX ANY ru.0 1- .It --,~;~- ANTIQUE Lxwm LEWIS 66 GOLD SEAL . and 20 chai'itv harness racing performances at Ben White Raceway. Noticeable about that is that DELUXE m1x ANY 6 OT. GIN-TRIPLE SIC-DOMAIN, 299 ~14 OT. _;,-.1 MR. ED. KY. &-' 900 GIN - ~ 11 I 1. KNIGHTS1111110GII _____ . tories. games in the afternoon and to dt night 1 0ANADtAN £i 99 Dromwe QUEEN ANNE SCOTCH I,- fill I'll: !P QUAIL CREEK JEFR 10 OT. r_ ' i. t JOSE CORTEZ - MEXICO ,-,n I - o SCOTCH 1 PEANUT BRITTLE . .~ r STH *)" _______________ LIBFRAUMILCH I It's oltht and it's ireat L. _____ 5TH PLANTER'S 4 9 2-sin I 5TH - * -on bv three strokes over I: prijiled him for Augusta. Jack*s back. (;,, ,i;- kl Uie .%tasters. his first .I.C. Sneacl. ttie -man he bi_--~.t In . lie's firinl% entrenched in Ws big goal of the Itcar. t,~e inaugural championship of atop the world rduansseredthequestions the touring j of golf, s a winner again. that were whispered around the Slasserio and Roger '.Nfaltbie, against perhaps the besi field of locker roonu of the world after tied for th.ird in the field that all lime And he's looking his failures in his first two included all the world's eat forward to even greater sic- starts this players, were ven shots off .......... .. 79 BROWN LA411 - CIRMAN 69 86° SCOTCH L 14 79 0 .. - ' ing nine holes. . r-I i&: , - . v Bean .. GOOO SAT MAR ~_W_ OUPON • U GIN a MOULIN 1 _f '.. .. ,.A - I I -.1 - i 99 49 - VO [uPiTiT_RtiIS TEQUILA ' a GIN I ".8 _. OT. -- 49.95 I CANADIAN I A - j /i STW HAR WOOD CANADIAN sym 49.95 - $6.80 SCOTCH TOM SIM ~ __ _' - - - I "I 44.93 I 70T. USHER S GREEN STRIPE '_ CANADIAN N 8 ST_~_-_'_ -.-.- WINDSOR CANADIAN si. 49.95 SMIRNOFI BO VODKA 52.95 KY. BRIII. CANADIAN SUNSET I - _______________ - ._11 OLD THOMPSON hIND 22.90 1b m W c. 11 AC __ '%97 I 99 _____ GLDFITZGEULDB6' " ft ^ var hk in I __ __ __ fflnm l , ., I -__ ___ r---I-0. . . - J - TEN HIGH BOURBON CASE OF 12 !i I •95 I. MT CHA$LISIURGUNDY.lOsE ____ I2QTS 0 BUTLER - BARTO N,---,(-Y.sR@. WISER JoT.SeBROWN " SUNRIS KY ORB. KY. BLEND '1 KY. TAVERN 100 SRI. sym 45.9S OLD CROW BOURBON sim 48.95 27.95 (UNDER TOO PER rIFT11 IN 1/ , 10 YR. V 0. CASE 1/2 PINOT ' GOOD FRI MAR 5 WCGUpON STANLEY eAIarrLa.&i C. A I j A ()i ,A pq 99 t '/? Gull, SAUVIGNON J 01. . 11 -' Best shot Monday was registered by Jerry Pate. who eagled out on the second hole with a 170- .0 49 SEAGRAMS DINMA1( STPAWUfly ;-"Fw .,A" "I hadn*t plaved in three weeks and I missed the cut last so vou know I am anxious said * all . - am : : 1 I . it ALL'S QUIET ATRIO: Bobby WtcbeU oeft) friend and caddyal IM GOOD SAT MAR 6 W COUPON QUANTITY RtTç 'TVP,iO 5TH - JUIU IflI!U ----I I RI$IRVIO - CANADIAN 995 S I " _. .. BOND I J I 99 I ,Sebasfian'o It 1: - - - a 771, _________ out of sight on the practice tee I --_ -- 7 , , .- - - ~ . - -o dozen balis - 9 RUM 1 OT. LAMBRusco 49 KIJAFA I RUBOUN ITALY IS YR. STH -I 99 2 VODKA MIX ANY GOOD FRI MAR GOOD THURS MAR 4 W,, COUPON WISER'S OLDEST ii_ Vaseoop. I FRENCH I PHILLIPEBRANDY 49 RIGHTS • '. 'Dk'. j A 88 11" Zr 1 " a man their story was the same. Their games were off but hope b iLk on later in the ve ..Give me a couple days and I'll be all h - Imi.I $ YEAR ILLINOIS __ -, 30 OZ. JIJKM V DELUXE 4Z.. 99 0 0 ____ - 4,PTY G000THURS MAR 4 '% COUPON ()U&PJTUI JACQUES BONET , .- 0%1 IbI U ABC 6 -. 1 (OOD'5FO MAR 3W COUPON 'iMTITv Rr.NTs RISIRIO ' * ( 24 95 TOTIMPOII IIfPK*s I ,10 111 -.I SCOTCH - i ai-~ TOM SIMS . _ III ABC NEVER MISLEADS YOU 40T. GOOJ TUES MAR 2 '. COUPON I CASE 5TH FIGURINES A3Ot THLIR L& - vard shot. Pate was pla\ ing with Fred Ridley and .i" . * .AUDERS 99 QUATlTY RHTS RISlRvO 99 47.75 EXTRA sorrit --"__BL _, - -tl - - .._.".I.r._, _ ~ _~~ .- wIll command da\ time attention. so %% KA 88 CALVERTS 89 GLEMMORE 97 IMISCHMANN VODKA 3 OT. GIN 3 QT. BOURBON 311T. I PREFERRED PROOF VODKA __ TO s3 PIR 69 - 1 ______.___WI-RAI CHARCOAL PERFECTED CANADIAN ' EZRA BROOKS VALUES TO DON'T BE FOOLED! 10 YR. OLD 1 DELUXE 4P I J. WALKER ~ - ST CLOUD . ~ I OLD REPEATER ROYAL Mitchell Y•SIL 8 Year "I LA UH P&G I I-LT NNICA 0T~J !llll ',Ill i i~ A MUST #10A 1101-111 COUICTORS VODKA-GIN-RUM 4STH - ').'I) .% SAIRSANKS h11 ,~. -'.It- £1 Wednesdav and the tournament proper beginning f) Thtirsdav,' Nlon~a\- %%as a quiet day . at Rio. By . coniparison. Bo* bbv .Mitchell. Tom \Veiskopf and Gene Littler were golfers of note on hand for practice. To TEACHERS SCOTCH 99 L ~-_- - 4 I .1 I. __ _ " , I ".-I.- 1 ,. (HIS SOUVENIR-GIFT KY W.We 1; !.~i..v schedule is of practice with the pro•am scheduled c'.m SAlK SCOTCN . BOURBON L ONGWOOD SANFORU : SOUTHSIDE 0 S,,, %jtOi 16 kl6i tS IACUDI 1UM SAIIIANOFF VODKA . . . . 48c OLD GRAND DAD 10* .... sot 92AGRAM 7 CROWN . , , . . 55i "--,-,. . GORDON GIN . ....... 49t "000 CANADIAN CLUI ....... 40t GRAND DAD NIRAt ,, I - 3k SOc WO -YAL VELVET SCOTCN I R IF-' ~,~`r, H% JDI H.Av\,rs _;_;I~ .,d-1I" - -1 !14 Central s golf fans will be doing that in droves this week nonc-the-less. Orlando's Rio Pinar Country Club is the site of the florida Ci rus Open. andir nr are on hand to stage a tournament. Today's I'11'ff - 'flA ()04 59.64 AM" S. ORAY'l A. P13INCI 10% . - . R).A't,I FOR ::: uss_J * , Roll Down To Rio, Catch JuCo 459 % ~ip~ JACQUIN 5*BRANDY DRINKS MIX ANY mmim . - --;r- Al_I - tV Ilud%ard Kipling dicint have golf on his mind OT. , AIMAE EXCEPT CALL U 48 BRANDS NEW SANFORD ABC-HI WAY 17-92 SOUTH CITY LIMITS : NEWABC "DISCO" LOUNGE HI-WAY 436 - I BLK EAST or 1-4 SOUTH ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL AT RIDGE ROAD V__ 1 MOST 61AUTIFUI Jo U hG[ - U%IQUI AlVDIVING #AN WITHOAK COLOR CHA%GING FOUVAIN I SAVE GAS THERE'S AN ABC NEAR YOU -,,-. WESTSIDE DOWNTOWN LIQUOR ~1111 BROOKFORD P RONRICO S69 ABC '10 M - "' V` ..t BROS. BRANDY 5 DAY SAL 2 TUES, MARCH 2THRUT MARCH 6 .IV - aI GIN ekki B EL OW WHOLESALE CASE LIST SAVE SPECIALS a TROPIC 6 I ow, % - 14 4' , ! t, . %A I Ilf" I - , Fft ___ Hunches . I 9 KY & r SCOTCH KY P BRANCH BRI111. DELUXE 00 ABC ' 1 499 JACQUIN , L 91 I" ; 4 YIAA _______ ~ RUAA ANEJO Z4 II - 9 ROYAL I Haynes' LONG 1tri Manns Surtz had 18 poInts f for the ftni nlas off spot car ries a rrd of 24M - ---. --- ' ----=- - --- . . • . S~ -- • -- - - - • - - - - S -- ____ -- r1t_ - ____-__ 6 . 1 . - * • • S , ,;- - _. - __ - - . Ns q - E. _4 ill • - ~ m el_:L - - &'.7-_eu__-_ - # z_ - ____- _,_ _____ _-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII - - ,I f- ii_ A'A__L,A _11'_ -_ __ i i~ I l 1 '_ I I ; - jI J. Ij .i:i .--. ____ __________ jj"JJ ____ I - -_ . ___ ___ - - ___ 0 i . il --- I: - 1-1 V 1[cluel "ki W-i'll 4 _- - __ - A --_____ ____ �- i __ ______ ____________ - T_ 79.r~ _ - ~~= - - , XT 11firr"t -ITY _7 , -ITl' .1W_ - - _ . I . -- -- - 28-Evening Herald. Sanford. FL Tues4av. March 2. 17 ------ ____ You Tred of Your nower Curtain? Acid Clots with GIau.... i.-1" r", , Are __ M___ - -- - - - I_ - I Iqupl Ga dedand A IM BRIEF 101! T 107 S. Magnolia SPECIALIZING IN: Glass Ph. 33121 . For Every Purpose. 2 • Indiana, Marquette Grab 2 • . En IM rl," - . S VGTAØL PLANTS Ir 1" I b - ' ' 323.6630 Sanford L By ne UwLated Press DUDA AUTO PA11TS - Unbeaten Indiana received 57 of 60 1rst.place ballots this weekandrnedtherway1eader in the t Wales C"ference Norris Division AA 9 to ir,2 2io i4i P.1 r)(11reAl L Tune-Up Mile A 1 World Of Imports k AssxiaW Press major college basketball poll. 7be migtity Hoosiers, who.-dretdied their recmd to 2m by beating Northwestern 760 Monday night, received 1,194 of a possible 1,200 points in thLl week's nationwide poll of sports writers and broadcasters, based on games played through Sunday, Feb. Indiana had lopsided victories over Iowa and Wisemsin last week. Tec n ici ans, Not T*I nkerers ACCESSORIES LAWN A GARDEN EQUIPMENT ETAIL RETAIL Today 's PH. 3&S-3148 lqw Unique Imported Goods I I*i ' .1 ., ~ require the latest electronic - 1 N-1 ;0b r - - r -~.._ , .", ., a Te!i_c,,i2,.'431 r ;ne U Mlfrr FACTORY AUTHORIZED H,y 17 ~ . & Nursery Road. Long*ood. Fla. 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Ph 322 4&22 t X_~~ -,T -, •_ Check With BlaIr For All Your Sen I P I1U 53960 31 91 ~,~ Linton NOW 10 _ i" .$)6)),3OQ,3 Tricky Rick flI - ________________________________________________ '" Orlando Ave., Winter Pk. Mall, will add lots of ex citement to your life Call 1'l_ RS ___ SECOND -516C: I Regal - "" ' . 312-9823 For E vef y eul"Poie owl EMINOLE I rup 4I,. $550 + Paris SUPPLIES eGLASS 1', ______ 7 45 Larry !egier, o 640. 9 p26) 5121*0, 1 (626) P hardson A Jumper. IC Prpce C, FOURTH M1A Stuar t •*2)f47Q 4.60 320W 2 S 54 Ray.yd. 5. SuItoi. 1.' ,W'Y tiworois Doug (11 660 5?) 3 Wtn L endon. L. Con,ic Dircy Farro'* (I) 4'JQ (7 (1 ? ) B w.kJ ~Aif W' if! j' j7j "•' airs of the Incas, but It, too, pufcn&se on Duty when you need him. li P es to It* South, WASH WITH esop,v.-t 9 Brackets I \' CASSELDERRY, FLORIDA . ~ ______________________________ It - FREE MACRAME LESSONS I. - HIGHWAY 17.92 -7-:.- = ~ - ~ - - ~_ ~_ I Seagraves. V Evans country. the Northern coast are part 111, . the IT" it L ______ Dorrn.i ) S 73 3 0 3 Ci) i unci-on (I) 17 60.6 60, 3. Run Lucky I I@ - Pal Fitzsimons, B. Power's. Eierl. airier.). Saurman rhythms vary .15 one moves around 11 purchase your favorite plecet, ; %P ight Get A Big Charge Out Of It ...But It Takes An Expert To Do The Job Safely CALL USI Smothers • f Z l - 0 Macrame Supplies I-- \ N OLD COUNTRY STORE ii ~ - '3- _____ MONDAY NIGHT Susan (416 40. 0 0 1) $41 00 ', plant holders, dining room sets, and Ii I II made of sturdy rattan and during I ____ - o ov - ., SOUTHVIEST *,, 11 I - - ' .~ Don't Play '' A_,W~ # Louis iirontsasy's r.anlits 4-;1Wv1:scI# III; Mieh;c0ri, It ~ - ~'~'- JU'l IN MWI,-U&VgffFFr-A_W_ft , -0 % I.Dettaimalloomilinquillif "k~ X k~~k - - -_ --- -..:- -_ A -k.-0po U I I , 'Z . - ii, *~ ~ _ 11 "Tlf. " Xt(.fVZkV (-.I It 61 _______ 41 , .._._-_ 43 - - ~1 *Vol I , 40 ____________ -ummm fy _ 1 7 - I ABA Wet, settes, chairs, rockerii, tablei, chests, room dividers, head.. _ - phomin DCIVVt? ---,--' I im Lely. 4 ":I Jackwovillor 17. GfWgis S As Kentucky 15, LSU 70 7 23mkw I I .- ~4 -__ Music and dances are , Maple China Hutch wIth closed and open f ront section I ' I .- out with only two employes and They carry disc harrows from Harold Hall, General now bnasts 14. ,lnchej$31 feet in width and Manager of the Tractor equipment and machinery. Oviedo Tractor carries the wheel tractors f rem 3 to 34 h.p. Division is reiponsible for the In addition to the above A widest rangc of farm equip' These wheel t'actors are from smooth flow of the operation mentioned business the Oviedo 4)1 Mont and rr,achlr%M in the n Inchet to )A feet In width and Hall has been with the corr. ny I on houses a wholesale 100 state They handle five major weigh from 400 to 40.000 since 1962 He is assisted by two acre sod farm • lines of tractors, lawn and pounds. At Oviedo Tractor you very capable and All territory from Datyona gard en equipment, and three can find anything in farm knowledgeagie salesmen, Fred Beach to Palatka and south the major hay forage equipment equipment from the mini to the Hall and Kerr Sherwood, and by southern lip of the state Is lines. New Holland, Gehl and mightyl shop foreman Ed Kennedy a serviced by Duda They also They have deep tillage Farm equipment is a veteran of the company since have an operation In Naples tools for all sorts of ground tremendous Investment The 1957 A true story of success one preparation, rotary mowers fafrnef has more Invested In Duda Auto parts consists both might say the Duda story Is one from 19 inches to 2ft in width, equipment than any other wholesaleand retail operations from the mini to the mighty *Alk lw!hind rnowers, and a t;uslr..es5 in eklitence loot live They slock a complete line of ADV. - PHYSIC,'AN WHICH HAS ACHIEVED I" PCT. SUCCESS. A, Jackson - ~~ M,l*auki- We*day's . ~ - 16:91 , 2 Ratla,i furniture is the rage right now in home furnishing' - " - ___ 604dw- At the home off ice in Oviedo yuu will find nine of the 11 at Portland ___ It •_• _ INTRODUCTORY OFFER ENROLL NOW TO SAVE mjNc i - MIldly I Par,fllltan 411'_ , C, Slate Sf. John's 65, Nisigare 64 Selon Hall 75 6.3 . - (I to r) KeM Shemood and Fred[fall will help you select tilc 11011 farm equipment forany job. eperation since 1951. It started variety of used equipment. d0ar return, auto pa(Is and all parts __ _____ 1? to f ____ - t~.!i~ ---.-- ____ S 561 10, p tsi $21300 BP (' Sail) $161020 (66) ;lh .3U 5.4 20. 11 61 TWELFTH v 0 1 Sf0 Er t 1160 160 300 7 The to (5)' : ~3 3 S~corhant (1) 3 20~ Q ~~ o!, 1)651) C inc innati -,' t rf L "_ G Lamps ...inc. \ . A=t-__ - - ') 7Montagu ' ,~~, A ;i ' \Y- - :, - - . ,-Z, i,' `7 t -. ' ,.- .,V"*,~ right inside the doors of World . ~; Pacific DIV10" (Jsceivaii l Oviedo Tractors. a division of 27 39 361 ported goods. Decorating Items, f urni lure, carpet, I1 ~ 1 L,df i Vildblished aii over the state oi .: ,, 74 35 107 c I ... - .. I I F. C I i . !- -. WLI ____ h-o are based in the Belle Glade Mwwrsf Division - vege'3ble farming, camp grounds, citrus processing plants canningpiants DeCk no *1 an~ farming and a tractor and I u. parts b-istroess. A Duda & Sons aie international export- ~ Milwaultiot College company. began opefations In the vegetable business 60 years ago. Since then the second arid IIS MAGNOLIA AVE. III-09" -- - - • - - 1IT Eamonloon at Calgary NrA Engiam A! San Diego - T;-e Top Twenty team% in Tne Assoic4led Press coileot - -. ($ ) 300 0 !1 S 6 ", I Be Selective (2) A 00 0 Q F i 444* .1 • hours of hard work. No one knows this better thin A. Duda P, Sons Inc creators of Oviedo Tractor and Duda Auto Parts O led MA,Ifilonrf &P 0 A 7 ~ - -. 2%92 ;) - I - are an enormous ambition and 96 5393 15.300 ftWCIVY - n so 717 210 ,- SEVENTH - SAL D7 I Lusty 66 7 CASSELBERRY .17-92 PlcturedaboveisDoIi) Foggtn(I)andaon,Tom Everyor*enjoys --'-,: -_ Oumea: at Toronto CIIDkIITIIDC S L ___________ i I re aIw v OR F MORE -0 4, . ; . , - Sons-From AA I V I I I I I '1The I The secrets fr I be a success L-3!ah (Miracle) Sponge $ 4 00 Vs $1920 Ci ass rugs "S Leattiert'ats 511r.'rions 102 . --'_- REB0 ARD ". , I- I - frealed as welcomed guests and will be 20 per cent of I the entire (great for parties or even Make a lovely decorative r-of as problems. Forrest 3nd month of March. decoration.) floral arrangement !rom the Dolly Foggin, owners of World rhe latest rage In jewelry Is Select your sunimer handbag selection of assorted dried of imports, lust love browsers, the Indian turquoise, and liquid from World of Imports. They flowers available at World of $for they know that they'll be silver jewelry. Real turquoise have recently received a new Imports back once they've seen the looks so rich when mounted shipment of lovely durable Come browse through dif. merchandise they offer at their with silver, and World of Im- purses, They also carry those ferent worlds at World of Im. reasonable orlces. ports has rings, necklaces, hard to find Mexican leather ports, in their new location at World of Imports, originally bracelets and watchbands for purses which last forever. 115 Magnolla St., In downtown known as Second Street lm- bothmenandwonien.Theyalso For men. World of Imports Sanford. Hours are Monday, a h*,i$lfsi '.'e-c4icn Cl c.r"v. "C norts has rntly mn.d to s gu,d TuIddy iwednesaay, Tnui new location at 115 Magnolia liquid silver and Mexican Opal looking leather hats which can sday and Saturday from 9:30Ave. ( ne xt d oor to MiL.ady's rings. Each opal stone is di?. be used 'or looks or for prac. S:30andon Friday flUe they are •F.thiic Shop) The move was ferent soyour ring will be one tical purposes open till9 00 pm ET LOST made In order to be closer in the of a kind. Wear the ring you've Candles make nice additions IN YOUR THOU GHTS AT downto',,n area. Forrest and selected on any finger by to a nyone's decor, and Worid of WORLD OF IM7ORTS. Dolly Foggin and their son havino it sized to fit at World of Imports has a good selection of ADV. ( Toni, are in the store daily In Imports. Coppere'welryIsalsc decorative candles in many help you with your purchases tarried sizes shapes and colors . Woric of Imports is con. A beauty aid that helps get .-Id stanfiy adding to their vast of ugly cellulite Is the Loolah marvelously Interesting shop selection of merchandise. They Sponge Used for bathing these whIchWill take you to the far tave beautiful wall hengings In natural sponges also a corners at e WOt,u a' OU different sizes, malchstick cLaning action like nothing if - Sl(0" 0% Jimt, lo- - I 5 51 210 211 41 .-_-_ -Z - More For Less? h P.' Mc, o St 175 . 26 It Canadian Divis;on . ~ --, 7--.-- , • ' im - ~_ -" . - ----..--- ____________________________-_______ - . I----- - Ir - LET MILEX TUNE YOUR CAP,RIGIiT THE FIRST TIME ... Pictured above (Ito r) Paul DotrilWck and JemSchmit (owoer) For Less "en PEBBLE B&ACH. C4M. -charks E. Mcf,'uire, All- - - -,;.~:;~.L~ -- -~.. '11- - More Ameri can thcHeal the U ni versi ty ofClcagoinini died a age CHICAGO Hugo Dalmar Jr charm4n of te Pelo Amociation. died at the age of 40. I- -,. -' 1921 All-American Dies - ~_ L - 7 ' I (orefF -' . lIOfl I . ib ii I, ;a IV/ III ji ; f. __ , 01 SI WHA - sity. U.S. Polo Bossrnan Dead I w1)rk the mn a? Milex Mill get replactmentoradjustmen! the evaluations, ad(ustments these systems in fine running wo. is electronically quality repal s and replacement s ustments to 30 items. ex- order for you control tested Performance Is required to return the engine to Ph 321-6 7 0 7 Sanford. Fla 919 E 2nd St ciuding carburetson or choose TheIn-depth aMlysis also considered satisfactory only peak performance levels for I the master funeup which In. reveals potential problems, when readings meet or exceed maximum driving efficiency. c'udescarburetion repairs fuel which will aI'ow you to have specifications the of At today's high gas prices i _____________________________ system repairs, and the like, preventive maintenance done manufacturer of your car doesn' t take long for a poorly Remembe'r. If you thrid. t#!oe y ,j hvo an t,rp.e'..d ne -. '-s' -.~our car does not need A tune- and costly breakdown of some The ordinary auto repair engine to waste eoclugh gas to " p you pay only for the initial vital func tion of your car. Only facility simply iflstdll points pay for the cost of tune up 1c analysis. needed repairs you autherize, and plugs, and conside-s the 10b alone the risk you run of having I In addition to engine analysis at nat Iona I -standard, posted done, w hen you go In for a tune. a costly breakdown at an in. ____ and tune-ups, Milex offers air prices, clearly specified on your up. This "quickie" type Of convenlent time and place, 1. r . condif!oning and brake tune 1p analjsls report, are un service i a patchup, not a Sodon't delay, take your car }01 (n Get analys;i. Agdif, , pay only !or dertaken. Only national-brand tune up, and cannot satisfy In to Milex Tune- Up for their 40. a tlieanalys,s which will Indicate parts are used The work is today' s complex aucomobite point engine analysis and trust ~ The largest direct ,Nhether these Items need at. covered by a written guarantee. engine. Milex tune-up your car to technicians. not ! iention If you authorize the to the home food After each repair. technicians make all the tinkerers. ADV. serv cc since 1946 We handle a full line I of quality meats, fruits -' med to coach the same two spom at c=Tja Univer- -- :---- .A a FOURTH -s It . MIFvp:nr, k - 14 Er.4 (Ir-te .U1lIMIPlIP - k Ir j.d Psi, - ' ii...... '. - •' Ir( ______ ______________ * '- Fl "r-,--ou SAMR7,79nm. - - - 'IJjL When the analysis Is cornpleted you may then de orl done or or not. If it does, you choose from either the custom tune-up which includes ad Private Patients - VA- Medicaid i. Patient Therapy Linky Bshoff of South Africa 7.5 i-i to advance t the third latind c a s,,,, women's enm.c Wflt'} He ~ 'I - , r . _____ --- Iøe"'" - _____ * ~; Rocky (71 680, )60. 360. 7 Tally York n New Vancouy 11. *1 •- Gunter Defeats Boshoff - - - 1; i her Advances At Arkansas SAN FRANCISCO - .-. - - •. 400 0 (4 81 510760; 31 - SO Dale (61700.4 60) Qanrons Duke Modays Result --'-• i~ & _~- ,~ - - N electrical system (includ ing 1.4 Hour Nt,rsing Care For r--,,--- -- . ; .. 5 *o eir) i to. 4 oo. 2 M-inatee Bonnie, 2) 31 6 51 704 775 c.i - 0 J. f Mrexforan:Ietronicengne tune up anatvsls I i- . (I 1) $III 60, P (I 71 S29 10~ Is Is 11 81 2" 191 it Is 6c,%lon .INSTALLATION • 90-DA Y GUARANTEE 408 MATTIE ST - * - .1 _111`1 -i.- ~111111 SERVICE STATION l i d' -= ~, ; under the t-wd -or if It Is too State University. : - ______ 9 751.4314 600.340, 320. 2. 'lcr&a (1) 6. 11411falo - . - I , t1w.' W- - -_ 11 you are having troub!e than a week for practicing without a permit at Michigan Aubu rn R . . struments can only be operated " - MONDAY MATINEE FIRST - 5 16, D I A Bomb ;61 7776 II 65 7U 716 WA%hn RE-CHARGE ALL MAKES e % '-W,'~ ~ I - ___ - -0 4.010.01mu~s I - - I Flt. D.fro --- -.r- sophisticated autornoIeeng?:esareIn. . I I • AUTOPARTSAND NEW YORK -New York. Yankees owner Gtorge Stein. I - Dog Results ) Top Baskefbcill Poll Spots X . inr-j0 53211767 F HcoprDRetdRLpe Smythe Division I ii Gary Groh, A 26 21 17 69 95 ;91 L J ••t d.fl' 7521 II 61 21) P6 ANNUA S - 1400W. First St. - I Jr: 2729 9 6.3 ?U1 lS 2131 7 Rnr L Ph J . jJ SCOREBOARD PLANT NOW? . - - uv,uuy,,c.II Continued From i'age 243 I -- . ---- .i , , ., Sam . - venin ngi a io, )ntori, r i. NEW STOCK ARRIVING DAILY / Howe - __ _ fl r Glass & OM SP t - - , _. - ISIRPM-1. _____ !- .---- .---__ - __ r:__---?&1 ---- - - __ __ ~ - ~-- �- - - - - - - --- - --• - ------• -.•• ---. - - - .- ______ - - ----•• -- -- -.--Tunday.March2,lne ________ Mort Walker 1 OIio L Wet toPteouiPI .- HOROSCOPE vennig iij,jj ____ _____ A I6HbWSIIari :;:::°.1976 ) 1! ill . 3 _____ ____ L - j) ( tfl - b 3-2 ______ \ ( L 1 C9 i [_A AtW(7 - -c ____ — 11--n 11 33 Cushion 34 Root ?int& I 4EAT /I ( 32 Courtesy t,ue — / \'&M-A \ t4t%1 (' II \ "1 ( I 5C,hu i?"" J1P.w 2 Candied seaholly root 3 Jdictat __________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS S ' EC7V O P....'BLiC '' 41 Roman h.ln't 43 Wine source Miss Either 19 Varnish Ingredient 45 Bury - SUD C. W' i " 7CH - -- IS OLTSTANDN CULT _________ ________ ___ ____ CANCER — ( _____ - 'j \\ 47 — _____________ - — — I I ___ — — — ___ —— ——— —— — 55 , - ___________ — — 42 — — - ___ 34 — — - ________________________ ____________________ BUGS BUNNY (co '\ T1 ENN, &MAT- WFrt-1 U, L NAVE 10 — c______* _-.. - - - - ! '- - IEMS' f.i . ._-- -L L,_,, '_ 7' _____ S .. WADES 1' 1 1- - I I _____ I C-AWl DO .-- I I AU. RIGHITHEP4, Fit ST4410 THE CLPS - I ET L ' CD I M4OTATMY _____ RAN ansvier individual questions es s rig o wi receive op es 0 _____ -_ * - Afl QWFçT --- __________ - - L - - 3-2, Colds and Flu Group, CRoP Enclose a long, stamped, sdf mailing Addressyourletterto OF '' - (' - _..1I ,;ri -'- , \ 5TCP1P? II I I Auøir , \ __________________ 4tTYSnI4Rp10 1IiL 9ftti I/4'AJR- 1 á .,, \ GRA59U'g / 1U. - ______ - - -- --- - - --- - -, have totaled $135,000, plus the initial cost of pur - cert That would r ulre a cutback In road eon thrdfortheA1tamontLMaa,anc1aiournDu3woWa IIeaidgcvernznent—citlespIus thecount) — • . t '-' / I± I ,,- ___________________ ___________________ their shoes and mcunted Wash, had won and Alabama questions to Vermont He won speech tonight to the Jewish • State - contenders in the Florida ekc usel) arnpaigrung In Flonda tion were buss late Thesda) ,ts Iorme-r tsorgIa Gos Jirrum CUICC third, Just behind Rep Mcrris - I 1'-' ' '\ (. MAN (xcç'7'j,r-' _, 1 'Ij / r-TU, A efl binding prirnar) Mt'isachusetts results When the people of Mas- ii-Th Jackson, who earlier had dis- l - 270 totes or 84 per cent But he hailed Massachusetts ing to sm in Florida said }Jah plar.ed a metting in sote in beating t%i,o other major P- campaign aides 0'iu mont lie nceded, howeser, hismos cer'ous challenge from pcedictin -' to the Hoctdi prunar 'CXt _____ 1 i ____ r- r " - -s-if _______ 'y - ,, - I - t ( 7(nchcsIon tHerald 4\i :l.ti- - I., I' , A A : - -;.. C 6-A i--- '9 9 Ui Ii A John Polk and two deputies in 1 B ,prii 'hi% F TIIF arm tirough ThWIda) A Carter was to be in Cocoa csenlng thuaderihewet, lIigh research center He tonight near 60 Southeasterl) T-.i' I ' suit in circuit court seeking Lake Mar) 'and that a firearm Asis' i'jt '- ti V '. ", ifl White House Press Seen tar> %',nmrn that Ford sas even more opti finish in the top riondatora ear hesaid If — 1* -4 ,'\ 4-A Hospital .oters had sent a message to 'ports states, be saId UI [3Ostflfl - ______________ lB was seventh among the eight -- -' Today t)earAbbs withCarterandWallacels go- sachustt.s ,, E)rnocratic nomination one _______ —____-_- * Photo b) Bill %tncent Jr I The Alabaman dodged every AroundTheClock _________ prize of his recent har cit — a gtM]t wSite radish weighLiig close 4-li inVennontwtUt6.t -- _t__-- Jewish group, at a temple in stepped up his Florida effort he ssould do against Carter in talendar ew 'xork -_--=_- 1tf" ( Flofldd in Miami Beai dential prun.ar), is turning his sett where Reagans name than expected said that this ttiouih of the Georgians (rossord part) sliberal candidates Sen _\ -- Jack.cor; ca epeted in he told rtporters Id like to Miami area ops A noon ad . - - -- / / Yr' 9preslderitialprlmar) toda) as sachusetts p.ectncts reporting R.p Morris Udall of Arizona ed, Ford had II 616 sotes, or 6' ¶eq _____ ______ __________ IX14..0W117 irastpirtauon AutnonL,j, turn. \l' tfltuf1 Ut tt rr.t. tltLtIofl _____ - _ • i S ir 'ht r& ulls ij Ut Ut', ___________________ - _________ ____ ____ ______ _______ _____ — ____________________ ______ •--.--. - - --- £ i pelmar, next Thesda) will not mont where it wasnt can I say that I blame them' f - I recommend to the board that we not take an bUe5, Commissioner John Klmtrough said . - Co'nisiissioner Sid Vthlen J said Sanford has some uncertainties - E3utcommLssloners voted not to becavse they said it could . the c t) of Sanford and Altamonte Springs City officials wtll be allowed the option of provkiing funds to purchase the bw,e. ______ The request to rezone the land missioriers. County commIssioners turn represented investors in the down a controversial plan for a Ui questiofl from agricultural to About 3.300 camp sites w"re project, asked that the decision recreation area on 1,780 acres Planned Unit Development planned (or the area. In ad. be extended one week to allow eastofG-enevaonLakeflarney. IEIJD) was okayed by the dition to water-related ac- time to meet with developers tivities, motorcycling and other Citizer,s complained in- Planning and Zoning Board, (Cittaaed (M Page $A . ______ ______ ______ The count) commission has soled not to I*lrthase four new bides icr ma&o transit In &nunole Cuity, narrowed to the remaining low Th questicn of reeasing thenames of applicants wasraLsed b an C1ando newspaper An attorney for the newspape: petitioned the county to countydeeIopmnt CommlssonerSidV1hIenJr askedtheboardunl'uesdayto The fourth f4nalist istromoutof state,Heis 34 yearsoldand release the names. Ccinmissinn thairman Michael Hattaway - -'.____ _____? -. - _______________________________ ___ -RogrNeswende,SemnoleCountys3O.year..olddlrectorof Jeopartnxethetiringprocess Reagan, Neither candidate llereceivedoniy7,2percentof _______,4,,_ Hnaiist tcr the po1uon will be Lnter.riewed March 12, and salary range is from 819.000 to 1,0O0. the ission hopes to have the top job In county government CarIkIat were required to have a btiichelor's Or mast' A-" filfrql degree in publlc administration. Seven to nine years In govern. Thugnat. pe'i. indicate the applicants are "secret," a ment were also recommended . - - _____ _____ Commissioner Harry Kwlatkowski explained Tucsda) night no that hour-long mter-vews have been scheduled for each of the Commissioner John 'uxnbrough was not In attendance when - remaining applicants, the Tuesday vote was taken. - --- - I 'j,t/ 577tLLNy5'zjj'/f4 - - N Jackson, the victor in Mas.- I) over former California Gos I AAIt =- - - I -' the execUtiVe assistant's position was remmended in a study by management consultant E.H. Underwood. The title executive assistant wa chosen because some fmallsts left in the runnmg -• Robert Sampson, a 27-year-old assutant county executive from Charlottsvi1le, Va - MacLaren Peace, a 33-year-old former city manager of ___ 11 3_2... 2_- - • , sells iote Tuesda) and was Reagan s58 848 sotes or 35 per tXmbaats I t-' -' I - - (A AMINAL..) .• Station, New Yak, NY iooi AM tLtD P A -, '4 - Ily The Assotiated Prtss ) By E.D PR.CKTT 11er31d Staff WIIItC - I "-. ' i t. howtotreata cold send 50c-ents D USED IT FO - - I rer you 11 just have to treat AREEOREVER. _______ _____ ,_____%___'__*_'_'_ I (ected it's usu.all) a good idea to ____________ L 'ig hascleanunderwear,clean bukling and that this Li carried of the rectal area at nigutaiiu have been doing tiuS Li WIMIt 1JIVUUCC5 l'hat's about all you can do ' __________ ____________ —, ';' syniptom is itching around the their hands to the mouth When , - l.lrtris; ; ______ —............. • , bIiIflJAl usuall) cause more discomfort hands carefully before ecting - / __________ iith the ace and go after DEAR READFR - Pin S . '5 the appendix is removed it is rcinfecting oneself with another ts __________ • '-. ' -- : __ ____ - ------ -,.*-ç. -- - '-- ___ ____ -- -- - ________ -- S - - ___ For Executive Assistant - __ _________ ._ The bid sf,ne when it works were that West 'iad led away and all experts try t on occa 0fl from a diamond honor. - -I - 5uUs break .268 per cent agains ______________ ____ - Pass Pau Pasi iswhyorwdlllduItlw(alIaI) —' . W - Both vu)nerable Th bethi I j ___i'' __— -, ._ -- - ________ __________ ' ________ - _______________ .- - lo'v heart and wind up with two spades, five hearts, two munor•suit aces and game and rubber £' ' 65 • , 4AOiSE] I M SORRI SIR BUTHE EXCIJSE ME, r v5 i' ____ When I give the medicine the are so frequent Is that the in entire lamU) takes itI told the (ection is so wide p ad Most octor a Ut t C requent i e Y YOW )C&M 1 ) - , ) T has been infected at teast a half dozen times within a year. At first itseemed like every couple of months they would recur. The doctor gave me medicines t tr t her Now within six - ;, - - _: ___________ Marth3, 1976 someone today work with their You've made some friends resources It' important to show them h3w to depend on who are more concerned your welfare than you are themselves, of them because I check with "__C-..-.__ * -._.- _ ___________ - I - I - - __________ _____ ___________ - - • - 8 flSW,iii) 1sId i,\lL.S J:W1)BV one and a fair match-point - Pinvorrn Infection _______________________ ChicYoung --- I NurcI-1(LL I -- BLONDIE I" ____________ - 1 V..S UT 1 _.J -/ 'U" _>( ______________________ - self-doubts, but once you may effect some changes in become enmethed in a project Yo plans today. However, they may turn out better than you'll Gnd YOU can handle it. (July 23-Aug 22) Look the original scheme. 110 - byStoffel&Heimdohl -- . Initially you may have some Conditlonsbeyondyourcontrol .1F______ , -. -. — AQUARIUS (Jan 0Feb. 1 antici te theactionsofotheri see evidence of )ou'llfindhardtobelieve negatl'.el) Once )Ou ha'c __________________________ - 57 _j_ (June 21-July 22) .- _____ (11 reement with reriember: work today. A ,urd from piant 'x- someone on the Inside can yards of red tape riene l VIRGO (Au' 23Sept 22) If _____ — - — — ___________ — 41 ____ ___ 30 \. TT.& .-- - -- AND 4iACNIFCENT STUDENTS -- -- -- ______________________________________ - DC - Fric1 -12/7; Sfrd - ____ - b. ( rr 1 - ecy1a0 SA(irrrA t 6- Wc)dndy _________________________ ------ characterwillshlflethrOu&I. reach. _____ " / E I ("( / WOU I. BE A 68th Yir Nc) be OVfl) )OU feel you arc doing thm t ii But even if you're 21) Grasp the rein if you feel '.0 IUfl ar ttere's a situation you can 14 by Lorry Lcwi- tilE LOL'-J NG Th I NS 4' re3, P1Ued c°y — __________ - ac. UAh) tL'1(1P UAIrII 20-May 20) enJoy doing for )oursclf today. —————— —————— 16 15 — I__JL__..J L — 18 19 20 17 — _________________ — ATQ. CCt' ncmch4 9 Folding bed V\ r- - 4 13 —_--" I La(ab) k APJES tMCh 21.ApdU 19) - de nd upon ______ A iw?s:nMcst,ie tLi:'k- - ffTQ 2t fl ,jjj<9 I Rpped fl* 52Oi:n I7Copssspoffl; Vc:i i ______ lees in th" lawsuit Filed o> No hearing date has been et Covrt Judge Volie A wiums li) Smith to Ilerrirg s offtc Cowfl) Court records sho rode a motorc)cle into Sm U I ngebretsen 'tad dtput> James charge of uuring a concealed 100 in, a pisto nto the State Att> Abbott Htrring S Smiths statement said a 22 mobile home on I4anana Lake the cast of improper exhibition as strapped tO the seat of the. 23, 1975 in Lake Count) without -" -- - -- -- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 02, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/188751b3e2ef8626ae6f2130f9b0aaa7.pdf 35315b9297e623d62160bde4571818d2 PDF Text Text _ Heiald Ev ening 8'h \ ' et1r irfcrd Ihj Marc,, Morda 32 17'- Pre 0 Ce nts - Orr Welcomes GAO Audit Federal Grand u fl ED PRICK} tIerild Staff ',4rittr L_. SEEDCO President Horace Orr said today he has "no problem" with either method and would An audit by the federal government's General "welcome" a grand jury probe or an audit by the federal government's watchdog agency —the GAO. Accounting Office iGAOI and a full scale Today's telephone interviews wi'.h both Kelly R. estigation by a federal gra nd urv are bo th I and an aide to Chiles fl.Lakeland s were methods under nsideratIofl Y top•rankingHoliday t op-ranking es olve charc. and count the latest developments after Orr railed a press e r. politicians to r s Seminole conference last week and asked Chiles for a Employment charges aimed at Snfotd it looks like something in the nature of a General Accounting Office i GAOi audit is Ir. the r sd the agency"without provocation came niorrow whether or not lo ask for the grand jury under attack. The attacks have been authoritarian probe. lie said he was leaning in that direction in lone and without even the appearance of ob- because, he said, that would brine, out all the facts. $ectivity. Kelly e was in CentralFlorida over the week end "linpllcitLn all of th ese attacks, an explicit ii and made several inquiries into SEEDCO mos is e c arge at is wasting tax. opf!3L!'M15 Today,he said he w in'ud i payer's Iflofle). formation he gleaned from those inquiries •'M you know from documents previously F:conotnic DeveloMient Corporation iSEEDCOi. ballpark." Pidgeon said. He said staffers in Chiles' supplied to you. SEErX*O is in compliance with all --surishire audit" of SEEfX0 operations. The Y'ashingwn offices Of U. S. SIfl Lawton Orr said today he called the press conference i.'hiles and CongrcmaiI lUthd Kelly reported and made the request in hopes of countering what toda> thes were C( f Sldrtng t,th methls in hopes Orr cas ire iii on 5FF [)C(1 tiS .Jfl Orlando of resolving last w,?tk*s audit request from the local newspaper. po v erty fuzht,ng aenC). "There are so many rumors; Kelly said, "A unch reets Nancy V9 MIA or. B% DON Ni B 80111LLOYD Staff Writer - fonement officers can be deputies ir, two counties at the S..uIIIC time. ? 4.'!V I • , •? hj wornen who had paid Slloo per tickct to attend the eveit 4'' 14 — - .teers Ciear For polines we have had !nore I A. She explained t'e believe 1 uqua i portunity, and equal pay, ~ut - , abortion should have a"wt*. tier child grow and then decide MIMI B Th e Associated Press President Ford is predicting Victory aft er a hectic two-day campaign tri in Florida as he and other Resi dential candidates scramble to woo voters in the upcoming priruiar) "1 am akctciy certain we are goui~ to win," Ford told \ in Florida, Rorald Reagan sup- .Mrs. Reagan said ev ', Lrt rl'1it he in 'utored kite taps on telephones at the it iie Altanionte Springs apartment rented by McNamara. Calam. -A-2 outlined a sports bookie - - -- - apar O f Predictions I I Certain * ' Flor*i a V*Ictorff Of . - - porters ought to know they eight-ho ur motorcade Saturday ing to no with th e Cuba of idel understand, the former Cali- inglon. are the rurat rinnic cant vui period with 14 stops from West Palm Castro — a strong issue foinla governor told crowds in our country today" The per son who hits you in Reagan, getting his time on Beach to Fort Lauderdale in among Cuban exiles who have Jacksonville. head will be out of jail bethe Carter, who handily won the the campaign stump, also tra- rain:.' weather. Sunday, he immigrated since the Cuban Reagan fore you get to the-cemetery," nation's If elected president, first primary In New vered the state over the week- campaigned in Sarasota and prime minister gained power 17 told an Okeechobee rally. said, I will name m own cab- he Hampshire said he wasn't end steering clear of pre- Tampa >ears ago Liet and that definitely will In 'We should put criminals under ready to detail his proposal to dictions for the March 9 pri His wife spent six days hopReagan, who finished slightly dude a new secretary of stale." the jail Instead of in it." do away with the income tax mary scutelang about Florida and F deducti'n allowed tor iriterest On the Democratic side. for. most of it was solo, including a behind Ford In the New HampWallace, considerO the front Earber at a festival in Laihire primary, spoke out about mr,rtgage. mer Georgia Gov. Jimmy Car. door-to-door campaign Saturand runner among 12 Democrats on Belle, Wallace told a crowd paid on home Panama Canal th e problem ter was in South Florida while day .n Miami when she was At a fund-raising dinner in Kis- the primary ticket drew strong dressed in cowboy boots and Alabama Gov. George Wallace trailed by children seekin, it Secretary of State He applause in the Florida swamp. dungarees: " People who never Hollywood. he critteized Cong went to small towns such as a u tographs. lands when he culled for sweated an oince of sweat in gres for its spending and cIt "Why cur government want.c stronger law enforcement and their lives, who never worked a scribed it as "Inherently in- Al Miami, Ford promised his l,aBelle and Okeechobee. 9,•.:".4: ' ,. ' I... Ford's sprint included an administration - will have noth. to give away the canal I cannot blasted bureaucrats in Wash. form. who never ran a business, capable of leadership." Health i rouble Seniors (L c' 44 F £1 r..... I - at which point she would B D'AE.,s"rF.s The section continues with him ' the tenant naming a person to llrraldStall Yprftcr Ms husband is agaln* iSe"ond In he notlfkd who will be ASerksi abortion on demand," she j4, responsible for removal and '1 cannot gel past the point "Old age is a .appointing transfer of tl* tenant in the where it is a conscious taking ,g human life' Mrs Reagan sa id time, a time of aches and pains event of emergency or can howeser, she could 'go along't4, we can't get rid and of ap- celhition of the lease due to mental or physical disability. wi th it to save the life of the prehensions aboti health says administratorHawkins The lease also requires mother "They are talking of t he ir Connelly, describing the "responsible" person to residents ofBram Towers, a12- execute a consent agreeing to right to control their story apartment complex in be responsible for the remosal. bodies she said but the), citing that failure of the are really talking of another Downtown Sanford both Mrs Reagan sa id so But at (lit t.'omnpe' which tifl Lu teinuse the tenant upon written notice shall cause nutny couples want to adopt cofltiilis 158 apartment , 12 one bedroom and 33effi uncles said tenant to be in default." chi'dien and will gist. them at the Br-am Towers is not a residents are nu ri aphome and a lot of lose Mrs Reagan denied that her prehen.sisc about their health retirement home it is not a husband is for a voluntary- ~than many of their con- nursing h)me: it is not a con, - - Today '' •••_• . . - - ______ \ . ... •- if ,c2 - - a _____________ I I - Trk ' p0' , r I - •'':-"• ; • , • fh j—..... _________ ;,.. , " , . • — _____ Y#._ 'i!I. / 4-A Around The Clock Brid ge 4-B Calendar C 2-A Crossword Editorial 4-B 4- A 1k Deartbb'. Dr. Lamb Horoscope 114$pltal -A 4-B 4-B 3-A Obituaries Sports 3-A 1-2-B A 5-A 4-B o mics 1 / " t ________ l .. . .. I 'Y TA I - . \ ' Television Vt omen ' Olt . ' z'It "-j - - , \11 1 f U Sunday's high &!. today's low Social Security program or temporaries. And the lease valescent home. It is an - wants to put the Social Security agreement which they are apartment building for the fund in the stock market or ,,rcqulred to sign when they accommodation of dder> fl,ose in appear to be a major People who are able to care for some such" these ippreht osions themst Rcs, ( onnells the Mr lie never said such things iause of ear-old adminLctrator said Connell)- agrees but adds . Ford had a man Following -17he~ are afraid they will h, become ill and have to move or hampshire with a tape recommended and recorder so he should know the US Federal Hoising will ne.d a companion around - New that the lease is the one the clock and I m apprehensive ',jr Ac.ministintion exactly what p Article 18 of (J',e Icqse stitec, about it for them 13i4t we can' t P.egan 'alc 'The tenant does hereby state do anything about it Connells She said her husband "concerned" that $1 trillion that he understands and agrees said "They are afra id of beuig dollar: is unfunded for Social 1hat should.said tenant beciiuse Security and that *one day the 6f phyaica; or mental disability taken away from their friends people will t.'om to the well and requre med cal or nursing care to ii nursing home or a hospital whirh !tmr &es not provide. and we try not to have to move the well will be dry. lb. S not for taking away then, n that esent lessor has flfl)CflC out he said Connelly !;aid in plan.-ling anyone's 0wo,. Ile is not for a the right in its sole discretion to today for apartment complexes voluntary proam and he Is terminate this lease upon seven nct for ptitting Lte, motie). in the days written not-ce, and tenant o! the Brani Towcrs type, stock market" the said. agrees to sacate leased consideration Is being givei to 60. I ______ r . niv husband - cliii 'd b a statewide grand d Twenty-six other Orange and deput% for both the Orange and ruling states. deputy in Seminole since 19,.. 1 bookmaking jur~ on felon),heriff's agents Sernincile Sheriff's departSeminole County resident% Polk said he has deputies who es after indicted for misderneanoi" have ments. Cullom argued that as "Therefore the court finds a were also been bonded deputies mon d tel' ep hone con an in g and face tria ls Orange County Sheriff's deputy in Orange County for several sheriff is not one of the wager ersations from Altamonte Deput Calamta couldn' t ask public officers who is Seminole County Court years and the arrangement Springs tment. for auihorit to conduct a prohibited by the state con hadn' t lit--, Conducting the wirnaps. wiretap in another county. Calanu.a, said, in documents in cour stitutlon "from holding at the d IL concerned the abortion i&*. '. I does not believe a constauurnal committee wkers Sunday in Tampa as ht hound up his amendment is the way campaign sv!U **Florida is complish this goal. She Wd ready the key' women would iose many rit.s Ford said ttt if he wins big ,ia ERA which would 'lock" the question. Orlando auto dealer. was in . I' ' ever before." To the di smay of ses ea1srea women's libbers present. rs Reagan on a question cerning the Equal RIhts Amendment iER/ti, salciher husband is "for ER and aglàist I uthr Judson \tc\amara brother of an State Cinmitteewornan Jeanne Rodriguez '.trs eagan and Audrey liollowa> chairman of the Seminole Count) Reagan committ, meet at a brunch in Altamonte Springs. important role whetbr a r,n is in or out of po*tcs she said adding durii the elght years we have bee in The ruling killed efforts ot an Orlando man to get .iret.'ip etidCncC suppressed in gambling case pending circuit court , b '' ,\ . . charges March v In circiut operation tn which bettors were court. A second suspect, Jac k identified by number and Crenshaw, 38 of Orlando. was placed their bets by telephone. also indicted on felony bookIn a Nov. 51 raid at the authorized b> state Supreme The court finds that a making charges by the Court Chief Justice James C deput y sheriff n statewide grand jury probing apartment sheriffs agents Adkins as Orange (.rnint) dependen officer, but acts for illegal gambling in central seized books and ledgers aUegedl IlStlfl h etlors and Florida Crenshaw ic Sheriff [cpu ltzcII and in the ".a-nc of tI' Calamia and that a sheriff ina select, held in Las Vegas seada their numberc pIu currency nd oth'r ite i fen attor11 I i Cu llom hire lire and set tiie salary of penning disposition of ex.. argued last week in a bearin g deputy sheriffs independent of tradition proceedings. Seminole Sheriff John Polk that Calamia can't work as a any state law Judge Leffler' s said Calamia has been a bonded .' ' ofto The questions rangei from her husband's stand on artton through Social Security, problems of rearing dtldren today, and the place of digior, in politics. I •- - 'ILA i'\ '' .."' ,._: ''- I. I. Deputy Russell Calamia. ' 'i'1; ,,'• The former Californii first lan and one-time rno handily fielded questi.s at random from the entt*iiastic J Conducting the wiretaps, authorized by sheriff's ,nA' duesgoernmgits operatlons the letter said to fire days for a letter to reach Washington from an here. Also, be said the letter could have been forOrr says the "attacks" are coming from to Lakeland b rnist1i e Orlandi newspaper and columnist From the sIrj1 r Li I i...s Kell), were UP3 ..er Seminole editi on of th e same publication. Kelly said he expectp to decide later today or iContinued On Page !-A Circuit Court Judge Kenneth Florida Supieme Court Chief Justice James McNamara Li scheduled for Leffler has ruled that I n- C. Adkins, was Orange County c heriff's trial on the bookmaking .. i Meanwhile, Pidgeon said someWnes it takes up twa Ife ra brunchat MatsonetJardn h&'e Saturday to meet 'aric> Reagan, wife of Heblican presidential aiididatc iona1d , epu ties Can Wor For 2 Bosses E.ST1 ALTAMONTE SPRIlIGS More than 400 Sepinok. orange and Lake oun' omen attended a 'by bvtation only" chaapagae • Washington and Lakeland offices have been searching for Orr's letter since Orrs press conftrn *. it SE F DC() , ffl(e t the Sanford-Central Florida Airport. in the Feb. 18 letter rtportedly sent to Chiles. Herald Staff Write - and JUrY mit serve a very good puose, it could catepccpleto put upoc shut up." Meanwhile, a Chiles a ide. Jack Pidgeon, said the senator awaits only receipt of Orr's letter requesting a sunshine audit" of SEEDCO records to act. Ju ge' Rules In, Wire ap Case That 0 G d May robe SEEDCO ry . '" -- NEW BUSINESS ''"M " F Partly cloudy and contin ued warm through Tuesday. 9ighs in 1h O. Lows in thelow to mId6Oc. Mostly southeast winds arotmi 10 m.p.h. dirniiiiihing al Cardon Meyer. Sanford city commissioner, presides over ~estivltles al !be openihg of another new firm in San'ord %Silllamson Comcaunlcatjoas and Engraving Co 1917 French Ave.From left ought Rain probabilit> 30 per around ileyer Is Wayne Al be rt, Cat-ni Far-ella, Jack homer, Margo Dowleu,, Fred Davis, Aiiita ((fit 10(145 and 21) per cent Williamson. Russ Williamson, Thelma Williamson, Margaret koger, Papp> Williamson, Bonnie Tuescls> Snow and John' arli IIerald Photo b 11111 ',tecent Jr Dttalls and tides en Page 3-A ' ... % - 15 OPENED Ford Says ' - i- -•'- Florida Win Will Knock Out Reagan WASHINGION AP i — President Ford says that if he wins the Florida prunar> and does so by a big margin, that will W a knockout punch to the presidentlal hopes of Ronald Reagan. The President's campaip manager, Howard Callaway, says, however, that it will take back-to. WinoisMarch 16 to convince Reagan that he can't Ne-,A Hairipsfi.re primary, Fur.i win the Republican nomination with optimism on Sdturdas These axse~rnents in the Ford camp came after the President completed a weekend campaign irip than 80,000 people in two ,' into Florid:i 'I tdditd ni're S IX-'spite steady rain that drenched the P.sident Lo Florida and prepared for a swing i;ito Illinois thL4 down to his bullet-proof vest, F(r Friday and Saturday. than 60,Ol1 during a 14-3tep rr,otarnde On ! 40-mile I _~F_1 - s".'- �___ ______ -. - - - .. 2A—Evemng_Hratd, Sa nford, Fl. - - , - -•-.=c -•- Grand (('on(lnued From Page I-A) that ,S[IDC() ref u,es to open Its records to the public. Or claims charges of refusing to open records are untrue, Alter the first story appeared criticiting Urr's agency, Orr Invited the Evening 1erald to his office to peruse the agency's records. Today, On' reconlirmed that offer. "When you want !D come In and check the records, come on in, I'll show you anything you want to see," he said. Orr refuses to mike the same offer to the Orlando newspaper, he says, because published NATION IN BRIEF Fence Operation Results In 100 Arrests WASIIINC,TON (AP) A fencing operation secretly operated by police and FBI agents did p2.4 million worth of business before the lawmen ended their ruse and arrested more than 100 persons, including 60 gu ests at a party to celebrate the ring's pro5erily. Th ose arrested included assistant U.S. Atty. Donald E Hobinson Jr., who was charg ed with accentin!! two hrihc .nd fired from his post. recovery of l,bOO stolen credit cards, 460 government checks, 225 typewriters and calculators, 700 savings bonds, 18 cars and trucks sr1d an electrocardjac machine stolen piece by piece from a local hospital. By BOB LLOYD Herald Shif writer Sanford police arrested two Juvenile boys Sunday night for possession of stolen pre'ert after vandals broke nto 151 .tudct lockers at Sanford Middle School and scattered thousands of sheets of pa pe r, clothing and books along walkVUyS at the school at 18th St. and French Ave. Principal Dan Pelham worked into the night t'ying to salvage notebooks and term papers that hail been scattered b the vandals Police said th e lockers were entered by beating or prying off ,. locks and a small fire was started In one locker but damage was miimrnal The juveniles, ages 12 and 17, were turned over to stale D ivision of Youth Services officJsatJijSanJordJu'pnlle Detention Center after investigators recovered 61 text. books and numerous articles of clothing, shoes and locks from the suspects' homes and wooded area and a separate field near the school. Patrolman Lewis Coomnb and detective Walter Jones Brib es By Lockheed Claimed l!-IOFNIX, Ariz. (AP) Lockneeci Aircraft ('vrn •i.i iuo competitors made Chri.suuasUme cash payoffs uid promised post-retirement Jobs to U.S. Air Force colonels in a position to steer foreign mili tary business their way, says a former Lockheed official, "I have a few names," said Ernest F. Hauser, who left Lockheed as a customer relations office1' after suffifinga heart attack in 1964. But he declined to make the names publi c, saying, 'it's been a long time and I do'( know hat good it could possibly do" llaser, hotlmsuburbanparadeVa1leysajd payoffs are sm1t11 potatoes comoared with the huge bribes )OU read about in the newspapers" - SOUTHtIUU\ Conn $ The ,ipp treat suicide of Norman JohllIleesleft his famJ) and friends be wi ldered. They are in cr edulous at a report that the retired oil company engineer passed Industry secrets to t he Rtcsiansandwasaadouble agent for the FHI "This is incredlbl," John Warren Rees said Sunday as he read a news story saying his father fed oil industry secrets to Soviet lne1ligence agents and became c double agent for the FBI in 1971 when federal agents told him th his work for the Russia ns. Rees was found shot to death Sunday, hours af'er the Dallas Times Herald exposed his alleged espionage activities. - knew of Nixon Returns From China reports have been "unfair" and have not told the truth about SEEI)CO, or Its operations. Orr said he was sent word from the columnist that he should not engage in a "contest with people who buy Ink by the to:s." The Orlando paper petiUond a fedrn agency to force Orr to show his records, which he did at the Thursday press conference. On- says SEEI)CO first came under fire from a small group of local medical professionals after SEEI)C() was awarded a $50,000 grant to conduct a Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) feasibility study lIMO Ic a health service plan designed to aid the poor and the needy. Orr said, however, that some local doctors resented SFEDu) having any role in the health related fielci. Orr maintains the agency's only interest was determining whcthcr the lIMO plan would workL' Sem'nole County. In the final ana)ysis, Orr said, liMO was 0c4 feasible. The reason, he said, is because tie could not secure sufficient voluntary cooperation froa area doctors to make the plan work here. In existence since 1970 SEEI)CO h2s received more than $4-million in federal funds. The agency. according to Orr, is responsible for 398 Jobs. - hloince Orr, presideni and •xecutfve director ol tht- li alliscle F'on.mlc Development Corp., (SEEDCO) will be the tWit guest speaker of the ncW year at the Greater Sanford Chamber of IS Commierce's Personality BrcaUst series Tuesday niorUg. i'nemecling, open to the publieq will get under way at B a-fl. the Chamber of Com!rce building, with orangt Juice, rolls and com. coffee served oo plimeds of the chamber. 1.0 " in (y,a 40-year-old native lockers were vandalized could Foxeroti Apartments of Fm Park, is a graduate ____________________________________- recover some of their notes and reMdencc' o f Tennessee State ______________________ papers today. Uuh'efllty (1957) and did Tubs Stolen I Thefts Probed Deputy B. L Thompson sold post-Caduate work at I.Sheriff's de puties today were three large plastic fruit tubs California State College Investigating the thefts Sunday owned by Ilorvath Groves wre )j I tl$4). Florida A&M -. V'-:, flight of .i station wagon from a stolen from a citrus grove on 'rivenity I 1966) am! the - - - i. . •-. ['inerat home and two.way Lake Mills load. The tubs were Uni's cilIty of Florida I TAI radio equipment from the home valued at M. (1N7), 0 1 i of an Oviedo man. IL's experI"ne Includes salon Entered Officials reported a 1973 Jimmy Carter of Orlando told teackr in the Orange white Pontiac station wagon Couy school system; -; . equipped with an ambulance dcpsty director and r taken u)' uUT.i..i stretcher from the program writer for the k into the Carter J1 '1 rear of Semoran Funeral W. - . Caldwell Beauty Salon, 1.J Image County Community Home 622 W SR 436, Ll Jackson St Altamentu Action Agency: and Altamonte Springs The program manager for sehicle, alued at $3,000, bore Springs. SELDC'O. - 'the custom license plate Ai executive director of TOOLS Taken :'Semoran," deputies said. the latt2r, he has De pu ties reported tools and a Thomas L. Steede an em 12-drawer tool box, valued at sprheuded the cor-- ploye of an Orlando area 11 pontlon, which has won were then fforn a guage couununIcaUns firm, reported at the residence of GeraJ A gowrnment grants In ::- bur glars entered his residence Bernier, 2.516 cxcii of $4 million. Dakota Tril, in on Boland Drive, Oviedo, and south Seminole ... rnde off with to control units l - ______ _________ _____ ________ a _________ _______ ________ -- _....... __________ _____ `7_~t; _ VW _AWjq0:n_ ma 4 _____ - ,,,; •,,,. u'I'.$ vu PrA ..I$.... I.i..I It.1 Ulil UiiI%II -- ' over repair a at -— -. AINi JUHI NJ4 (API ------------------ - thii ,.., A•hsn Ig,t ."*rfe,r 1st., C',jn• t,js., 1• " ')°"' " " and I. s.,t$ UU1 a • ,• ••, '..iU.lS5 1111111 V $ ,)$ overtime to lxtn pouring Seal Hunt Protested An organization based in FredMONTREAL AP; erieton, N.H., has sent a million letters to the Noweiglan the annual Atlantic seal hunt. government, Valerie Mezes, a spokeswoman for the International Fund for Animal Welfa re, said representa tives from It and 11 other humane societies In Europe, the United '!atr's and ('.n:i'Ia 'sviIl meet N -wv' ( '-inn minister in - I IUL HEATING & AIR GENEVA CONDITIONING HAS MOVED TO 106Elsf ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD PH. 323•5434 Oo this Site said Norway shares the seal fisher with 1)emnark and Canada but is regarded as the prime off ender in the hunt. A q uota of 127, als has been set by the 1UitUr.m lnternaUonal Commission for the Northwest Atlantic Fisheries. Last year the quota bias 150,500. P,Aondy. March 1 t97i-.-Vol. oL Uo. 164 ltt,g-d Da ily and nøay. tcf'pt 5at'riiay and Christmas Oar 1' l % r BINGO '. F' r',tC S.tn$ ca i.t 4?- i-Ur1$d, fr - 10 4 Potac Paio a' r'ttI Every Tuesday & Friday 7:3) P.M. fl fli- 18 All Reg. Games $25. Jack Pot $OO slate, SanI3rd. Flcda 31171 a MOif',, $14 O. Y ear. Itci AUOP, ,, J atr v '-a Living I _______ General Public Welcome _________ ft% secretny.}lewnsanem berof the Holy Name Society, All Soul, Men's Club, past member of the Parish Council, and a memoerot the Veterans of Foreign War. Survivors Include his wife of your hi r k 4 - ' - and Carl C. Thompson, Oxen Hill, Md., two sist ers, Mrs. It. v Jones Bessemor, Ala J Mrs. W. j Shafner, Bir. mingham, Ala.; Five grandchildren; three great- Compai.At$& Bsiblu children adults I SpecIal of each groups person ssnIy 88 per person. Groups 11 00 per person * Select from finished color portraits—n living cotor, * Extras, yes 8 a 10,5*7, wallets, B ut with No One to P1SSats - you - ' ' ' 2L * Fast delivery—court',ous service. ______ • ______ ________ v Y3 A 9% ft I N A a 5 aa mm J' • - 10 ___________ • CARRIER E. Ist _____ ____________________ lOAM 10 PU-4e TOO PM -, ,- , :aU I PU -,' I'M Yr s MERSoN Sanford * u I DOWNTOWN SANFORD -- - --.[-:-- - ____________ ______ ____ • - -, __________________ T. _____________ '-.; __________________ _____________________ --• ____ -'-, ,,- - - - •.. • -' - -_• '. ,'- -, • ' % ' . Funrral ers(,'s l Chris S Thompson Sr. 87. of Upl.s Road, who died Saturday, will held Tuesday 7)0 pm at Brsson Funri-al Home with Re V i rgil I. Bryant Jr ulficatin at Burial ''s°' Mirgr n Evergreen Cemetery Home ,n runt- ram La T 0 U R, T H E 0 00 R E JAMES— Funeral mass for Thdoe James LaToor. M, •iu' Ytch Count, Sanford, who died Sunday, will be celebrated Wnt ay at 9 a m at All Sou ls Catholic Church with Rev Willam Fnni's officiating Rnt.ary will tw. r'.ted t 'p.m Tuesday. at Gramkow Fur'seral itome Chapel Burial in All Soul's Catholic Cemetery. Gramkow __________________ - Func'c,il Home .n charge Frank E. Paulson, Groton, Conn. Betty Pr escott Longwood MyTon L. Scott, Waycross. (m DISCIIARGE.S Sanford' Clara M. Ashley Shirley T. l3eechcr linnie Jordan Mary Smith Peter Van Acker Mrs. Jo hn ( Deborah) Brooks, boy Mrs. Do wld (l}w) Ten-' boy Eulalia La nce, DeBary Mrs. Ronald (Kim) Ballard & boy, C11UIUOI4I Mrs. Gary Melinda Stripling, boy, Lake Monroe - .-,,. % -'s'-". ." •- -- .f- .'1- 4. . - :-- '' .1- 'i I ' , .. : . .,I".n3 t. a .,•, THOMPSON, CHRIS S. SR. WEATHER Sunday's hi gh / Integrity Doing your job -. - 1 SANFORD PLAZA Ph. 323-5434 (tlj5rQ(' Willis T. Motes Louis W. Schatt Mary E. Trosper Margaret H. Wiliman 1.sther M. Cottrell, DeBary Kathleen Warner, DeLand Modelle Bancroft, Deltona Albert G Commerford, I)eltorni Allen 8. Steadman, 's,, , - -- -' - - , cZ" - ,_V"~je~d C&W BUILDS A CENTIPEDE L No bac*'breakin, spriging second-rate weed•intestedta-,,n ether Jon of Southern homeowners who have con Bermuda and other lawns to centipede gra roT grass by overseeding iih CentiSeec mended On Bahal St Augustine The CC I e*pccI rnracles you can produce a lhk. weed-free. permar !L,rtwtltCh requires less rrc,'rtg and fertdiä grasses New lawn old lime to Stan is Ii Cnti SPt(1 ci' cess takes t i me, you can or the S Thrives in sun and partial shade S Grows in i poor S Hugs the ground-requires little mowin grows more loeIy each year S Requires very Develops dense, weed-resistant sod S For ri convert old lawns S Costs less to plant and far I , tnda's low - v Partly cloudy and continued 'I per today and 20 per cent Tuesday. EX1ENDEE) FORECAST Scattered showers mainly over The extreme north portion Wednesday and o v er the south portion Thur-sda. Partly Thu - Robort I. Brisson L.F.D BRISSON FUNERAL HOME cloudy Wednesday and ,~ • sduy. Fair Friday. Warm Buy from your seed 905 Laurel Avenue - - Sanford, Florida , Cor warni through Tuesday. highs In 70s. Len-s in lair to mid 60s. Mostly southeast winds around IC m.p.h. diminishing at night. Rain prnhe)'silll BOTH STORES: • WHIRLPOOL ;;" i,'' - ;Y ' will be Tuedy, ,it Gramkow Fur.ecal Home ChIoci with Rev Bill W Coffman officiating Burial 's Lalr Cemetery Gr.imkow Funeral Home in well 311 the time, It's expected of everyone at Brisson. PHOTOOWHERS HOURS: A. I1,:A, KEY, JOHN— Funseral viCe%focJo VY. 61,051112W ') ' MIUIW M SALES AND SERViCE R O OM AIR CONDIflO5 ROM Funeral Notices -1 - ____ 0,___ . -1 op ___ ___ 4 I 9 re _____________ - * Siniar Citizens Invfl.d _ — ,,,,, _— Theodo J. Latour Eugene R. Meadors Ernest Mitchell Brtn Funeral Ilcme is in charge of arrangements. __ - buy. - . _ do - ____ .- Veronica lloldo.% ______ * Ooll'em up Bring'em in Walch'em Smile—Thank You! I Jr., Wexford, Pa. Thompson J l • Color Parail poo '-'- .- in. fr'ni I APPLIANCES All SOUlS Social' Hall 9th and Oak Ave. They were spending $1 million more daily than was being taken The hok welfare rngram was helping banicxuDt the lie had to raise taxes the first year to balance tj'ie budget but he left the state overnment with n balrcec1 bdprt fld With :'i 8 AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR * ocI1iiuptv)- I Same O:rs& Managers Same Good Service . - • to 91 X1099 0 __ ___ Mark E. L'yal Julia Flenoy Mrs. Marion LaTour, Sanford; grandchildren and several died Sunday. Born in North came to Sanford In 19S5 from Providence, 8. I. and CIWi(! t.%ts, sh jngton D. C. He WILS Sanford in 198 from that city re tired from Civil Service, was He was a Navy veteran of a Presbyterian and a member WWII, a member of All Souls A,merican Legion Campbell Catholic Churth, he was a Lossing Post 53 F&AM and 9 Fourth degree Knights of National Association for Columbus with the Fr. Richard Retired Federal Employees. Lyons Council 5357which of he Survivors Include his wife, was a Past Grand Knight, past Mrs. Hilda C. Thompson, distict deputy and financial Sanford; two Sons, Chris S. Tuesday-Wednesday March 23 I II ADMISSIONS Sanford: sanford; daughter, Mrs. Denise Owens, plymo'jth, Mirth.; three Survivors include his wife, sisters, Mrs. Minnie Houle, and Mrs Esther Key, of San ford ; Mrs. Antoinette Coleman, both two sisters, Mrs. Susie Kirton, of Providence , R. I., and Mrs. and Mrs. Lois Cribb, both of Mildred Whiteside, Pascoag, Marion, S. C. and several ; nieces and nephews. Gramkow Funeral Home In Gramkow Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. charge. ChRIS THOMPSON SR. THEORDORE LaTOUR ChrisS. Thompson Sr.. 87, of Theodore James Lalour, 56' Ups.ala Road, died Saturday. Baby Portrait Specia * Formerp Known As Among 4, ' ______ in Georgia, he came to Sanford in 19s8 from Greensboro, Ga. ,.!'Ertuil? K I - - _________ R. V% - ____________________ 1 I -- A NO __ John Key, 64, of 1212 W. nird two sons, Dennis J. LaTour , St., Sanford, died Sunday. Born Tampa, and Gregory Lalour, nieces ard nephews. Ile died Sunday at his home on Key Biscayne, 1 cAtc&iin crD%Jsft - -..,. JOHN KEY Iiienlng, an aircraft engineer and memoer of the Aviation Hall of Fame, won th e %right Trophy In 192! and the Collier Trophy in 1922. 'S APPLIANCES of us protesting 10 11,11, IM Joan ne Anderson, Longwood — DISCHARGES Mrs. Danny ISusan) Lee, boy J_ijj• - --,-,% UaUi M. Lucas, Osteen Sanfcrd: Mrs. Randy (Krist ine) Pitt- al Vindie IL Popovich, Osteen Annali. L Bell. T' man boy Sylvester Smi th, Osteen Law;: Effie Bright Alverda A. Catoe, Deliary j' 13181115 Carrell Cai,trvl Evelyn S. Cordell, Deltona Grass Pc?f('c/jw: W. Percy Chapman ! Mr. and Mrs. Michael Clark L. Dexter, Lieltona Minnie Colson Dianet Mathews a girl, SanHarry Pulley, Deltona -ti will, &'&Q, Eilleen J. Groover ford Janice M Hamlin, Fern Park Dedith Hobson Mr. and Mrs. Joe (Kathryrn Barbara P. Stevens, Geneva Frank Knight Sr. Starling, a boy, DeBary Rose Leneor, Lake Monroe O'Neal E. Mathews James W. Patingale, Lake Mr. and Mrs. I. B. (Lynn! Ms Gregory iJulia) Flenoy & Monroe ______________________________ Brown Jr. a girl, Deland boy FEBURARY29, 1976 AREA DEATHS father of amphibious aircraft and inventor of the strutbraced monoplane, is dead at the age of 86. . WE HAVEMOVED on the economic problems of honia's count)- Lonventions but, late prinw3 0 __ — _______ at or zorneorte to to Heniki 1# 1 , PENSACOLA (AP A proposed tuition hike was vastly scaled down before it went to the Board of Regents today. The plan would raise fees from $15 to 164) per quirter. However, an earli er ,irepos.at rejected by th e Regents' finance committee Sunday would have hiked the fees up to $132 per quarter. The committee turned down a part of th e original proposal which would have Increased graduate tuition by $u3 an hour or $72 a quarter for th e average 12-hour load. ___ the of cortruction Kiiiing 'th1iUj. she said. sday, Mrs Reagan invited th "It is a difficult time to be women to attend Reagan parent today difficult rally Rollins C,llege the thne to be a child. Children are night of their arniversary exposed to things we weren't celebration at the field house exposed to and are searching there. for something the Seminole County believe in. My children are women Li attendance were: 'ondei'ful," she said. Mrs. Dorothy Meadors, Mrs. The diminutive Mrs. Reagan, Lamar (ilichard) Williams, appt.ring cven tinier than she Barbara Winningham, Kathryn does .n photographs, said her I.add Geneva, Ann Pimmock, husband I agRiast gun control, Audrey Holloway, Maryll1e believing "criminals would Streetman, Florence always be able to get guns while fYAgostino, Carole Perry, the rest Connie Austin, Sue Fenwould not" She todorsed a California law termacher, S. Valley, Sue which requires an automatic 10 Fornam, Cathy AhI, Dolly Y-1 to be added to jail sea- Snyder, Erika Sargent, Alice tences if a crimInal is caught Myers, Naitcy BrIL'rner, Andy with a gun Punork, June Arunkynvenvn, 'My husband does not feel we Ruth Boutwell, Sandra Glenn, should be holding out an olive Elaine Jones and Diane Kir. tfaflcll to I Ciba Fidel) Castro SeMe. and this should have been decided -1 long t&re ago." Of her husband's eight years In office In California, Mrs. Reagan said, 'He inherited a state' on the verge of lab"r uniors said Sunday they are being sued by the New Brunswick Electric Power Ccnimis1on for $1.3 million in damages as a result delays at the nearby Point Lepreau nuclear power plant. Robert Stanton said the action stemmed from a court order last October, banning the unions from teiiing members not to work The commission said the workers were refusing work cement for the nuclear reactor building, proces. that required continuous for a three. week period in warm weather. a D.inania • Swish FEBRUARY 28,1976 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Mary E. Bridges Joe T. Collins William McGill Jeffery C. Richard.-,an C"lle Yance y Charles F. !iillhardt, DeBary Wmll!im E. Clausing, DeBary Henry C. Thursam Sr., Ikflar' Ardo L. Whisler, DeBary Jaycees, . from - Aircraft Pioneer vies CaSStherry ' :30 p.m., Summerset lccreatke Building Sanfm Optimists, noon be Ann's Capri. DAV Seminole Chaoter Jifl n m 17.O Qnj can't - 4, &mte,k' lions Club, Qi.aty Inn, 1-4 and SR 434, 7 Mrs. Reagan Greeted Labor Unions Are Sued "an ,- because "the incentive to School Wards to do - here, candidates have either Congress cannot by statute the right thing" by creating Massachusetts," Bah said. "IF as in South Carolina, nearly Oregon, Nev exploited or tried to avoid the change a court order directing magnet schools and rejuvenat- the Carter position prevails, if half the delegates were uncom- Church said busing issue. Today they were busing where that :ourt order Is log the worst schools to attract the Ford position prevails, the mitted. Carter had 29 per cent announce hi fanning out across the state For based on an interpretation by students. 'ities of Massa'husetts will lose of the delegates to former Okla- ho City in i Final campaigning. the court of the 14th AmendMeanwhile, Daniel Patrick $C8.9 million in countercyclical homa Sen. Fred Harris' 17.8 per The election here is attract- ment." Moynihan, newly returned o r2venue sharing." cent second place finish. Small Tn ing far more national attention Much o the antibusing vote is his Harvard teaching post after In other developments: —In Mississippi, where the 12.3 than a simultaneous primary In expected to go to Wallace, the resigning as United Nations —President Ford said after a Democratic state convention Vermont. The major reason is only candidate mentioned at an amb.issador, endorsed Jackson campaign swing through Flori- was held, Wallace gained two that more delegates aI'e at antibusing march on South In full page newspaper adver- dii that if he beats Ronald Rea- delegates and Carter, Shriver liwm stake But the busing issue ir, Boston high School on Sunday. tismcnts today and was to ap. gan thcrc March J, It would and an uncommitted bloc each Boston is also a factor Rep. Morris K. Udall said on pear with the senator at a news mean a knockout punch to the the FORT PIERCE -------------------A ninni' crash ii miles -- - (AP) chance the to measure reaction in a CBS program "Face the conference. former California governors south of here has claimed the fives of two Kansas City city that for two Nation' years has been that he doesn't li!çe to On Sunday, Shriver appeared presidential ambitions. Ford residents, police reported, divided over a court-ordered have Judges running schools. "I with his family and Cesar ('1w- drew more than 80,000 persons Sheriff's deputies said Robert D. Piper, 50, and Kay B. Hood 1 plan to integrate its schools. think we're all being tested and vez at a "Family Day" at Fa- during his two-day tour of the 2tI On Greenbert, 15, were killed in the Sunday crash. On The twin-er,gine aircraft plunged Into a grove of trees 417 ,l ,4tTImlnIe and both persons died immediately, police added. Cause On a 47 of the' crash had not been deter-muted. 4l are _t to 14 light, via two factors 11 7 m., p.m to United - - Sanford Dons, noon, Holld* Inn. Winterr1ngs Jn'cees, VFW building, 17.92, ii)ngwood. Oercgrrs Anonymous, 7:3 p.m., Flor ida Power and grade of irtegiation. Tuition Proposal Scaled Down Altamomi Springs h1om xkrrs Extension Club w'orkshop onquil ting and dreg of Bicentennial dolls, F1r t Federal Savings and Ian, SR 436, Altamonte rrtht, 10 Lm. rent crews a ", HOSPITAL NOTES Forest Cly Elementary t hool P1*, 7:30 p.m. Program on ysica1 educut1t* ar t festival. SCL Crossing Closed '• Ian Sanford Suior Citizens, noc, bag lunch and bingo, Sanford Civl Center. for - I - ESDA'I MAEII 2 Pup pe t Show-sponsored by Sith Side Elemen ta ry School PTA, ¶'Aladdin and RI Wonderful Lamp" presented by abond Marites, 8 p.m., school auditorium. Over 50 Cknieeting and picir, Central Florida Zoo, 111:30 a.ms • ts. Trauseen4tntal Med'taths lecture, 7:3U p.m., Flagship l3antof Sanford. a pri- issue on drivers sill are uninsured. Ralph Cobb, chief of the bureau of financial responsibility, said that estimates indicate the rate of insured drivers tins increased from 88.5 per cent in the 1974-75 fiscal year to about 92 per cent. "There has been change fec- the better," Cobb said. "If we can hold at 91 or 92 per cent I think we'd be doing real good. You've got a 3 to 5 per cen: hard core that will go any means to avoid complying with the law," - Forest City Fmentary Schb4 Spring Art Festival, Media Center. Tbough March 5. eniors - P lane Crash Kills Two and Country ClubRoad, I,ake Mg. of HOME (AP) Italy reopened its official foreign exchaige markets today after a 40-day shutdown and the urn slipped further in what may prove a'udai economic test for Premier Aldo Moro's 1-dar-old minority gove-nment. Tradii:g wai quiet as the bra was quoted about 778si 719 to the c'olhi' weakening frntn 'rI,4,w'. ita, (1-771 to the dollar. how the lira holds in official trailing Is ex pected be a barometer of the duratAiit of Mot u'i gcva-nnent, ilth s,nre World War II. 4r "DAY, MARI 1 Alcoholics Aiiymous, ö p.i, E)l W. First St., Sanford (closed ) TOPS Chapter9, over liaptizChurch, Crystal Lake S ex- Declining Value Of Lira Tests Italian Government portion - liability insurance even fttigh eit,ht per cent of Florida's _ - B nation's - ENDAR \ of TALLAHASSEE (AP) A slate official says he's satisfied with the progress made to get motorists to carry CAL II.; (-! J!nN f f' r II U'-Ifl' the real que-'iHn i rtI hcther r;'wl mill, and Bah oflhlntle't .- a',' drew iaui antd ir- c SCJICdUIC(i for Aibaiu ljuv, spent much Sunday urging we're going to have some presi- ins attack on former Georgia smaller crowds, but most oh- state delegt George C. Wallace tonight, the 3,000 marchers to vote for anti- dential leadership on this." Gay, Jimmy Carter. servers predict a close race, had been eve of the second pres- busing candidates. Meanwhile. On a local television panel In Carter, who received the —Wallace held a slight edge caucuses. idential primary, is helping to mast of the candidates found suburban Needham, Sargent largest single 30 per over Carter after South Caro- 11, Carter 5 keep attention fixed on the vol- themselves being questioned Shriver acknowledged that cent of the Democratic lira's precinct caucuses over milled 4. atmlc and divisive forced busing about the television most people don't want forced mary vote In New Hampshire the neekend. With 88.3 per cent —In P.'' issue in Massachusetts. panel shows, busi ng of sch..ol children For ra- Ia:. ..,, -.,..... .reensboro, the state's 1,644 precincts 'e- cans éiecieu The state's primary is sched. Sen. Henry M. Jackson of clal N.C.. urging an end But he said he ported, Wallace had V.9 per vent on delc uled for Tuesday, and the race Washington, who has tried to supports court decIsions when States military involvement in cent to 2.1.7 per cent for Carter, delegation is considered so iivided and Un- capture the antibusing vote they decide busing is the only other nations "unless there is a but with the large uncommitted President F predictable that a relative here, was quizzed about Senate' workable alterna ti ve, direct and obvious threat to the vote 46.8 per cent party —Sen. Fr handful of votes could change votes on ABC's "Issues and AnSen. Birch Rayh of Indiana, security of the U.S." leaders said there was no clear news cvnfer the order of finish among the swers" program. who has criticized Jackson for "I think Jimmy Carter ought victory for any candidate. ho, that he I tight major Democratic candlHe said he had voted against "demogagwng" on the busing to tell us Just where he differs —Carter took the largest bloc the Democ dates. some legislation favored by 'an- issue', said he would seek (Presidenu Gerry Ford of committed delegates in Okla- nomination Throughout the campaign bbusing grouix p i•se d.i Insurance Program Pra ______ rents IN ) about frequency two-way radio unit.s Radios Stolen Auto burglars continued a rash of citizens band radio ScCC1 priadpal Dan Peiham views vandalixn. thefts utr the weekend. Jack Martin, of 6380 Brenda Drive, __________ for Forced Busing Is Hot Issue In Massachusetts since - and a frequency test Inatniment valued at $4,400. her participation in the April 15, 1974 bank robbery, and later dramatic development in the case, the low.kc i1lO!,li ix SI .A members killed In a shootout with Los Angeles chuckled and said, "Something Is in the wI police, If convicted, Miss Hearst could receive a if All seven tapes were played the Jury, some at the request of in prison. -- are __ _____ - State's Primary Is Scheduled For Tuesday - -_---. - WORLD in MIAMI, iAP A Polishborn Jew, who has spent 50 years hunting Nazi war criminals, says 62 persons suspected of German atrocities during World War II hidin,. ('Ut in the United States. "We can't forgive crimes against the Millions." the graving Simon Wiesenthal told about 1,000 people SUIIdiIY at the'Temple Israel of Greater Miami Wiesenthal, 67, has pursued and brought to trial many 'uspect Nazis being freed from a concentration camp 30 years ago. He sa id his Jewish Documentation Center based in Vienna has provided information leading to the arrest of 1,100 people. - - be killed. In the recordings, she renounces her family, boasts of witness." When asked by reporters abou War Criminals in U.S? - - kidnapers in a hank holditp, said Friday he expected to wind tip his case today. The prosecution will then present rebuttal witnesses ttu sixth week of trial, Bailey's 10th witness was to be Dr. Margaret Singer, a San -- - Tat, hi SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The Patricia Hearst bank robbery trial is entering u what may be its final week nnil th e defense is expected to wrap up its c se today with an attempt to discredit MISS Hearst's own taped vow of ellegiance to her kidnapers. Chicf defen.se counsel F. Lee Bailey, who has spent 11 days challenging the government's contention that the 22-year-old aelendant willingly joined her Symbioriese Liberation Army to , . _______ - don't ~ .*Ao nd Francisco clinical psychologist who administered a battery of the prosecution, others as part of the defense inte!ligence tests to Mlss hlearstafwr her Sept )a capture. halley's assodatc, Al bert Johnson, said j)-. Singer, who testified earlier at a hearing outside the pending on what the prosecution does, I expi presence of the jury, was expected to tell the jurors that she has the jury by Thursday." studied the tanes Miss Hearst sert from the iuid'rurnnni1 n1tr inhnnn ci,I her Feb. 4, 1974 kidnaping. - prosecution's rebuttal appeared likely, He 11cr conclusion, she has said, is that the defendant was reading ruled out the possibility of Patty taking the s from a script and that the tone and inflection of Miss Hearst's conceded such a move was unlikely. voice indicate the words were not her own. U.S. Atty. James I. Browning Jr. has pr Miss Hearst testified that she waa ordered to make the tapes or days of rebuttal testimony, and he has hii - Committee, headed by Sen. Tom Gallen, but was puzzled liv the investigation. 'Sen. ('fallen's attitude all along has been one of hostility. We really understand what it is all about," Barrett said. Gallen, I3.Bradent,on, has charged that Shevin has taken on many suits For purely political reasons, seeking enhance his chances for the governorship in 1978 T Health at By TONY LE(w:LL Associated Press Writer torney general was willing to go before the Judiciary-Civil ____ reported the Juveniles were papersrelreseatedt.undreds of grading period. The salvaged Bear Lake, reported radio units - -' at- , -- - WinA I W W III WWR - - _____ ' Hanrst- Dafanq -ta-r_...nk i rI - _______ - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. as— TALLAHASSEE (AP) A Senate committee railed on Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin today to answer allegations that he used his office For political gain. Jim Barrett, Shevin's press spokesman, said the ______________ - - ---------- 10 _________________ - ___________ - AQ V ow Of Allegiance To Be Contested To Answer Charaes - -- Called - - _________ - S Z. Ahomey General She yin ' - ' :' '': ' . 4L . - Break apprehended in an alleyway hours work by students and paperwork was taken to a were stolen from a, auto and a near the school, noted that only three weeks lunchroom where It was hoped pickup truck at his residence. Pelham said the scattered remain in the current nIne week that many students whose were Other citizens band units reported stolen from autos parked at 953-1 Via Palma Ceis, Worries Bear Lake; Rainbow Ranch, Big Tree Read, Longwood; (Cont1nued From Page 1-A) energycosts far and above were to receive their deposits Fe rn Park Apartments, Fern " He back in the form of the last Park; and what was anticipated. 1507 Flanyon Drive, setting aside an entire floor for points out that energy casts mon th 's rent . But new tenants, Maitland, a conva1ent ward to tape were expected to be $48,OUO he said, now tga a lc.tse reports. according to sheriff's care of ill residents. annually and actually cost last agreeing the deposit will be "But, we are talking of year $98,000, and "My desire to used "to paint, refurbish, Plants Taken money nu se," he holddnwnIhertallner.cpin r. shamncm, riean, currya and J mc5 F. StoneEtreet said. "If we ccuid get the the fall caused me to be too brush up the apartments to reported three potted Springer money from any source, we optimistic. What I asked for their original appearance when Rye Ferns, valued at $135, were would do it. No one is going to was not enough. This increase they move." stolen from a balcony at his be moved if we cali Keep hjgj is a very unfortunate thing to "It seems unfair that tenants_______________________ here," he said, have happened." who stay in the building have to Of other complaints that But, he added, costs for pay for those moving out." have been raised 50 per everything have Increased He added that ii recent cent over the past three jests, the past few years and all -the suggestion of his that tenants Including one increase in increases hsve not been en- permit a film to be placed on November and another timely due to Increases, their windows to cut dawn heatA section SR-434 In pected to be federally approved The administrator said and glare from the sun and to Longwood will be closed in the next Few weeks, Connelly hopefully a plateau can be allow the costs to be deducted tie remainder of this week said, "No one has told me what reached w he re sortie m red uctions from the deposit actually costs while Seaboard Coast Une to we lot money to pay bi!ls in cost can be passed on to the tenants nothing. except money and we have au tenants, such as in thee parking Connelly said since the crossing, eccording to the place to get money but from fee area. deposits will net be rcturneil Department of Trait"Not true," Connelly said of because of their use torefurbjst The two increases, one complaints that deposits apartments, those permitting During the construction, coming upon another within a required to be posted on moving the installation of the window traffic will be detoured to matter of months Is "my fault," Into the ccmplex are retained film For increased apartment SR-427 Warren and Connely admits, tear Sn seen i''trnfnrt n,4 tc !c.. by thu uimInk*rtnr An Streets. 4, ma He said are in- phtext or another. bills really paying nothing. I ) volved: "Entirely .inepecjed Connelly said ariginal tenants The refurbishing casts of those - -i navrng'.neIwnauevj be picked up by the building, he said. Tomorrow: What choice do the Bram Towers residen ts (Centinued From Page 1-A) surplus," she said. afford the Noting she and her husband have if they "He believes we should keep will be celebrating their 24th increased rents? LOS ANGELES (AP) Former President Richard Nixon has returned to the privacy of his San Clemente compound after a trip to (Ina that drew honors from his hosts but criticism from some at hom There was no word whether Nixon would meet with Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who was on the West Coast the Palm Springs hzne of actor Kirk Douglas when Nixon ret urned on Sunda y frxn the eight-day trip, -era) Ford Administration and State Department officials said during Nixon's journey that the former president would be debriefed upon his return, as would any viMtr returning from China. However, Kjr,,. had said he would rot do the debri€flng himself. I '________ ____ -,. 1. L -'-' FIN BRIEF LORI DA ______ ______ _____ Suicide Shocks Family ey To Speak At C!'mber - -- Pair Arrested In Sch hi - -' r- Horace Orr in , -, ' Middle School Vandalized The bogus fencing operation dubbed by police "The ing ocal l - i----: 1 :, May Probe SEEDCO Jury - " •: -, $ '-: ______, i St I Moday, March 1, 1176 I PoliceRun - Wednesday with lows mostly In 322.2131 4 th e 0s, cicent low southeast coast and Keys. or garden store. I _1 �- M&-J Wi ih. ______ - ~-Air1 1aid "L Z - "\H)lL) Fl J-.L-fiI1r8iI.i99 Monday, Match L Around .p. Ii U( hAul LONG. Editor tiHUlL,Manunthlittr 9 %ll.l.lAMt) ( ili,mt $2.40. (I'Months. $14 2o: Yvar, i2t 40. 11% NI Ill Florida saille as All 1.1 tier mail Month. S2 70: 6 Nlontlis, $It; 2ti. I., $*12,40, 4: , - Se c. Kis sing e r Se ts 11, e Sta g The Clock e The low- key reception given to Secretary of State Henry Kissinger in Venezuela -the first stop on his Latin American tour --Turmed just the right setting for the major statement on Latin America" policy he delivered soon aftet . a rrival. • t c' i'St1L 144,tII.L1II scuiinetotiir i emissary suggesting he was bringing solutions to till the problemson the hem'spheri aendi. On the OUR! hand there was little of the anti -Y ankec ankee demonstrating in the streets which has greeted ome of our ftlomats in th.e past. This seemed to anticipate Mr. Kissinger's call for a merc realistiC appraisal of what can be accomphshed by U.S. voliev in Latin America and a more fair iudament iL-, fu emispnere in tne past. 77he United States either has promiseA t .3o much to Latin America in such earlier programs as Democrat, is one of the Ward's newest niembeis. And, for a jot, this big, th ere just is no way that anything less th an the fu ll lxard could be effecbe Now. some of th e commission's reasons for wanting a comptroller just don't add up either. Admittedly, a county comptroller wo uld provide for a nitre streamlined form of go ve rnmen t . So.voters, it'suptoyou. Whoiscorrect? Let's take a look at some events surrounding the compiroller bill which haven't been in the news. The Issue in many ways has become a comedy of errors. Witness the manner in which the county But why is streamlining needed when the times really cry out for poliUclans to be more honest and open In their dealings with the general public. Splitting the clerk's dudes might be an acceptable idea. Doing away with dual bookkeeping also has a ring of efficiency to it, too, voters If they had really wanted to be successful, the the Seminole Count) Commission could prose too high a price to pay in return for trimming Beck - with's duties and Wring an acc3untant to provide financial up(ites to the board of county corn missloners, Another Interesting point. The word is out on the street (and, of course, in the drugstores around the — Even with the best will in th~ world, there is a limit to what the nation can do to compensate for past injuries to blacks and other minorities ________________________________ Because very few black law schoolgraduates - :- pass the state's bar examination, several black lawyers and civfl rights activists h. -%,e proposed 4/ ____________ -- and the Soviet Union. The Soviet-Ciihn adventure in Angola should suffice to give this subject the priority it tieserves r. Kissinger see~i "new, vigorous spirit of - inter Anwrican solidarity" as the aim of our A meric on po licy. A mature a ure resp res o nse from the points he outlined. rather than any new programs emanating from the United States, Will determine whether that goal is realized. 9/1) not get sneaklngsuspicion tivit - '-i --. - - miuee, In coLatter testimony, Francis J. Monahan, chairma n of the state bar association section an legal education and admission to the bar, argued that the high rate of failure of black candidates LOU COTTIN was a direct result of efforts by law sciools to attract larger numbers of black students. I,aw schools have lowered theirtandards of idnussion to the point where today blacks I s Not Necessarily - Media And Spies A liouie conunittee has recanunerided that tl~e Central Inteftence Agenc be prohibited by law from using the media and religious and educational Instititions for covert activities C We agree with the recommendation, especially where reporters are cance.-n'.M. The CIA has amiounced that it will be agency policy to comply with the recommendation But the Invitation. be wfltten into law to make it iron-clad. The CIA has a nevezaary function — gather* inteWgcnce for the g0vernmeriL n. e press also has a necemary function — govern themstIves must hav e their own sources of knowledge, independent of the govemmIent. When the two functions overlap, the press suffers and the vounti,y suffers. A press that draws pay from the govemw_nt is no longer Wdependent. A pras that loses the trust of Its sources and its readers can iiolongerc!o its jot, A reportff suspected of being a spy'will not be considered This enWIs a f ull recognition of Mao's China, coupled with diplomatic cutoff from Cilangs trustworthy. The best nay toremot e that suspicion for good all would be for Congress to lay down law on the matter. On men's physlqu,~s: More i and a v'c,;e smond at that) U.S. free to make unofficial economic deals with BERRY'S WORLD Nixon visited China, coupled with private assurancts given then, led Mao and his asociates to believe tids gMt was decided and U.S. _ -- . - , -._ - v.ere discussed fr the "Buglers Holiday.' Valentine Ball. Gamma wl ; - - - - - .,.:',•- I Z, - P - .E i - - __ - L__.._ -- - - - For A Gentle Birth. - '- - ,-,( iJ -- This film takes a young - , - - - troduced Mrs. Louise howell u evening its final touch. guest speakir for the evening. . Mrs. Howell talked about '. ratification of the Equal PJg - rights for women Afterwards .4 Dr. Clyde Meade, a member r of the professional consultant I Spotting The Haza rd By JANET TARA I Eighth of a Serie) Moping to a new location L. usuali hard A u uAdu &Y uIrY WdRe uw trlP in a nut, scutty, lightless true k' . If possible, clon't move yotw plants on the same day that you move your furniture. Ty in leavP thpm with a fr!end before the actual moving day or bring thein to the new house before the move. Tiney Wilile, a bright stinny kitchen can 00 C fl good place to k lants it can at 1l th ards and potenfial death for plants. Plants don't like gas stote hcit or tIi extremes the stove and cold air from a winter window. Th conflict is more than Most Plants can bear. One side dries out from the h stove heat and the other side freezes from ccnt:ct vvi th acold'wndow arid L~e inevitable winter drafts. If you keep a window open in the , 1 also be at ailable for questions - rI Expectant couple3 are encouraged to view tWs film, as - t, well as anyone Interested ' %7orkirg with the organization. • " -_- " LJ I 'Th U Mr. and Mrs I.Arry Jose son, Larry Joseph II, born Feb - ., I - I ', Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Schultz of Sanford. Patern,al grandparents are keep plants. The high humidity from showers andbaths helps It. CIflCfr, (USN —Ret.) and dcul windows. , Florida for a few months. - ' Outlet perfecilight_..itis aimost impossible for tie plant t' maintain it., energy. Turn the surface unit practical, use small, portable k*mer fullness Check light requirements and be sure to meet on HIGH until the water begins appliances such as an e'ectric mmli the c11 to get wet lay mare ntt.cntlon to watcring needs of to boil, then turn down to the sicillet. bake oven or toaster, in lowest setting at which water place of rger appliances or WI SimI'let your fulkized oten '------.._r % , FAIRWAY or .-- - - - - . - - - :±A F Of 9 Wednesday night. Rogers is the son-in-la w of r * ir 4 t- _. S4l 4:~ _!e l Chief Scott Kenneth. ac- lion mud' fas'er doer ' Pkasant at. mospwre Open 7 a m I al 1111e] ! ( BiAter Crust - 'fit lit. NVliere to go for till the iiifiimit:on V OU lit.( 1 1 M d- Pumpernickel French -.- FRUIT DANISH 2 for Reg. 35c ---- . .~Z- T ; clult advisors, John and Nancy Vienna Rye . 72 * Good Thru Sat BREAD LAUNDROMAT , 3ev Cleonlnci at buôcet LI cents less than next larger "ouplec -- -7 Gclodideas • P o lice SPECIALS OF THE WEEK ,, grandmothers are Mrs Emma Sa%e on eggs, b Jun - - 4 Unfortunately the symptoms that indicate a plant is suffering from underwatcrtng, oerwatez-Ing, crowded root conditions, Mrs Mary Blazick of Hunlock surprise party at the home of [)oris Duxbury, 811 S Magnolia Creek, Pa. irregular watring or high temperatine are very similar. Avenue. are ! few (ii3 Icr tring to diagnose an ailing pla nt Lower leaves turn yellow and fall off Common in newly "ired plants that are trying to readjust to new surrounding... Schilke Enterprises Inc. Cbeek for examine roots. Check or crow root conditions trid repot if 'necessart SILVER LAKE OK SANFORD SAVE 323,0011 -1061 SAVE New If ll generally in their fullest health a mci beauuty ALUMP4UM WINDOWS water when cooking, foods will Federal Energy Agenc y his t y whefl purchased Without heat ferohit" requirements. New growth strung out and reaching for the light. Pomitile too HIC nd- r improper light conditions are forcing the ht iuui or tess of the leaf tunis dark brown or black Irregubi dignified and educated manner, The Seminole community companied by 'volunteer fire College Orchestra directed by figh ter. Tim Lallathin ___________________________________________________________ " 10 a m at First Federal Margaret Stet ens, also, Booth and recently returned Mildred Flutter, who is a from two years in England. member of the Pilot Club of The next guest speaker was Oshawa, Canada, visitit.g Winter Springs Deputy Fire create ideal humidity cond.itions for most plants. Just make sure Mrs. Russell F. Gernmin of they get enough light if you have frosted )r Uted LIthroorn Sanford. Paternal great- Meanwhile, members of the Chinese conditions, has been eliminated from the con- -- Educat(or For A Gentle s Birth, a non-profit organization Altamonte S pr in g breastfeeding. Expe'tant O'Brien, Mary Rethwill and Maternal grandparents are and in a kitchen there is more heat and less air circulation even with a high ceiling. Bathrooms, on the other lund, can be wonderful places to -- meeting at her home where she dage, Diane l 1 ' Mr and Mrs Jacejue Schulze bf Longwood Maternal greatgrandparents are Mr. and Mrs William Schuize of Birdsboro, - March 2, at 7:30 p.m. at the nutrition, child care and Jean Sanders, Betty San- 2 / 7 at Orlatiolo General Hospita~ and weighing 7 2 winter to help alrclrculatlon in the kitchen, don'tputany plants fron t of it Even If your plant Is away from the stove and not a window, be sure not to hang it too high Heat rises In any room - rnemakers Club e~-ening, when 21 Sanferd Pilot and civilian law enforcement Club members entertained 27 rAficers and their duties. An Anchor Club m There extended question and answer the birth of their first child, a - church. to attend this series If they are on Rape and gate a lecture on V Winter Springs Junior about eight weeks from their ways to prevent attack. A li ce met Feb 17, at the expected delivery date Pre question and answer period Po Seventh-day Adventist Church registration for the larch 3 followed and refreshments on Mass Road. series wfll be handled by Pewere served. The itrit speaker of the Gacken II N of Deltona This c'lass will be held ft the evening was Sgt. J. Steven Pilot Club ethodit Church Rogers, USAF, Law Enf or. Del tona Seminole Community College cement, who spoke on the Room 5, on Normandy LUILAr y 1"9 for a deflo.tful. " - tlls ethod of childbirth will Germain of Sanford announce - On Feb. 22, 19 members and five advisors of the group took program for the Feb 24 dolls, had as guest speaker Deputy couples who have experienced with disaster To win his point, however, he must , be on hand for questions ( BSP Dona Speir, the Chapter's Savings and Uan Amu., S.R. is offering a new series of Valentine representati ve, was 436, AitZ.iflOnte Springs. The art classes These classes include honored with heart-shaped of quilting will be taught, and in 'or mat ion regarding Instruction given in the sewing pregnancy, labor, delivers cake and part) Carol Ann Smith had the and dressing of Bicentennial Laznaze breathing techniolie, - board for the organization, will -- and the long battle with equal will hold a workshop arch 2 at for the birth of their child in a with Eric Is seen & - Janie Carpenter hosted the Seminole Community College Junior Police will take place on Feb. 10 meethig at her homc on Drnw Club Hays Drive where she inA covered dish social gave from NOW (National Organi7ation of Women) as tier delivery, The actual birth of . - Lambda was in charge of the short skits from Carol Sand- Fund Dri ve.The group covered - coach throughout labor and _____- _-__ • • refreshments for the rehearsal burg's poem and the book, the entire Meadowlark area. Ws year. couple, expecting their first - rally suppmt outside the imw circle. Ms Mnk put the South tCor"an question withorawal The purpose, ofr so, was to keep had s'wd oine of the revised pipeline plans to By Mamhqll Avenue where plans and they closed with the - husband participating as labor no Chin.A Siviet move into Korea would Usrjiten Angeles and San Diego women Lamaze technque WASHINGTON — %4"nd ClAna, the most The first clear signals from China were his. Ileckler, who was also present, felt the Yet an automatic system, which would shut doctrinaire of all communist countries, has been picked up by Sen. Cluirles Percy, R.-M., during a (Iiinew hin!s were much more veilec than this. dovm the pipeiine's oil flow under abnormal - - m Childbirth Sl t d Fil education classes. It depicts the than has Mr. Fad wants thoie "finperialLst" U.S. troops to remain with Chinese Foreign Minister (Tio Kurhua, delegatien Lit WasNngton have let U.S. policy. struct.ion plans, in South Korea Percy told us 'On the surface, he was for a makers know Informally that they want the These plans were approved by ute Interior Ttwe has been no miraculous change in old unified Korea." United States to stay In Korea. One U.S. official Department and subjected to intense public Chinaman Mao Tse4t.ng's de%otlon to world But the Chinese let Percy a nd h is colleagues told us a ("hinese diplomat Informed him cx scrutiny Now they have been quietly changed revolut.lon. Rather. the Chinese are more a ap. know th t1w We have obtained copies of portions of the subtly that they "had no real objmtion" to Pficitly that Chm "is 110t M waned wi prehensive about a Soviet buildup Utan the U.S. troops. lyeska consortium's reviwd plans, which aWw the U.S. m0ary presence fr. South Korea. "In American presence—in Korea. this 1mportint oil link pretontion system has bro.id terms they do rvt object to U.S. force in The h it Objection , Tile Chinese view, as il. Iw t!mcrged from places where the Russians would move in," told us. "in Un even said we ht from dls ss.cns. is that the 43,000 U.S. troops Percy explained odIcfa. told us the systnn was expand our naval base at ')iego Garcia "mis should dets NurUi Korea's recklessly ambitious deleted because it is no longer neees&xry. They an Indian Ocean Another ic~ the United State3 Is Kim H-sung frcm g Korea. or Sy no liccu or u nto counert Societ naval expansion Into Rep John Asderson, ft-111 came back with a bildig Ny said. thC!5k wiitiirs ' similar feeling An "abrupt withdrawal" from troop, on the other harid, Kim m.1ght be But Ray &Wth, an environmental engineer templed South Korea, Anderam told tis,"would wor-y the Footnote: The delicate posidon of the Chinese who helped the Inierior Department review the to trY =4L9 Kerea by force. This woWd give Chffiese Itranendously." sWaced last fall In the Unit.ed Nations. A few original plans, feels the deletion could mean the Sovles an eimse to move heavily Into Thcmost reitcongrcss1oruiivLsi torsto ccks after the prIt'teacstwncc to the Percy massive oil splits in case of a brca In the Korea. 1~0 ry pr esence was ac pipe n Ins c.pinion, Aiyeska is ullty of a a muuon £oiwer nucuy wiu Patsy Mink, i'-Ha all, held Wag talks with cept.able In Sou th Korea the Chinene foreign ml '1 the tii ' wrote that they are turned on by twnest odor of perspiration.' ACIAL hair "if It's V following neat and tiveil -zared for." From physique. grooming jind attire eattle: "I like my men bald — In order of female reader and ths! nonlilstrity were I . UJ91qtFW-'... ,There women were 'any nZiocr of From every state in the U.S.AL, who stated that they see ard from Canada and abroad en ment, past and present, Troot)s In Kor sendmg the United States strong signals that It visit to Peking kst August Hecalllng his talks ys ( ______________ • Wants - - Deltona Public Ubrary. The that more than m k Pd Pekin -' e wrote that they prefer to have pt'asls on the hair Oddly ' their men at least as tall as hey enough, the women said they "Ttie Story of Eric" will be are. A 6-loot Syracuse womm care less about whether or not a he does shown Tuesday at 7 p.m. at th e signed "Amorous Amazon" man has hair than what tits with the Kren-din — mne t)ecause they believe In the Soviet way, others because Ui told the committee that in 1968 the Ctechs begar us end up with a "krankheit" that erroneously is It's just not true. In 1969, an American we a weakening of American wW, They fear that to collect an extensive file oh Naoer, as well as labeled "a disease of old age" Medical Association committee on aging some accommodation, however mild, must be his relatives in Ubanon, because "he is such a tAickilv, there's a pecial branch of medicine reported that afAer 15 years of study, it had been made with the USSR. powerful figure in public Iffe in the United that aim~ to take care of us. ft is called itnable to find a single d1mmse entity or mental Mao Oviously believes these men are flirting JACK able to Second to a man's physique seziu*L" Internal Security Subcommittee, th e defector young, but we didn't listen As a result, many of are the result of our advanced years iatrikcis (medical treatment). Geriatrics must passage of time. being USU211Y In hi cz. Czechoslovakian intelhgence service, none other — from diabetes to diverticulitis — the yowig Parent" ((Yov;n PublIA 'ie'ra-, deeply supiclous of the Soviet Union Ow tWph Nader was once a prime target of may suffer from as many aladies as we do. Galton, a distinguished medical writer, tells why and convinced that nation is poison for China. Communist bloc inteHigence operations in Oils Most of our ailmeriLs, especlal)y Umse that are yu u ma y be in iroubie. He explodes the com- But there are men of conmderable influence In countrv. recrift him if the chance ever arose. Dear bodksand nulging muscles are convenience of are chronic, which are temporary, which can be firvt Strategic Arms Limitatl was not fully qualified "Whatcanyou expect' Over 70, you know" relieved Healsokiiow'swhenourcaseshouldbe (SALT II) with them and did, to Mao's S It should be the same with any other "Shhh, he (she) wtH hear you." referr ed to a geriatric spe-ciallst But problems discomfort, withdraw frcm mo.-.t of Southea.4t otessu'n It has to be, 11 a license or degree Is to "Not a chance The hearing goes, too at that may arL You may be forced by circumstances Asia, Jeaving th door open, for Russian have any value at all. To license black lawyers age." to go to a physi6an who Is new to you and to your circlement of Lbina. solely on the basis of theLr race would not only be We senidr3 cvn understand forgetfulness, case. There, you are faced with a question: rkAs But according in Irdor7nifion reactIng here in a bizarre form of reverse dlscrtmlndtion, it dropped coffee cups and snoozing when bored the newly selected doctor believe that your hits and pieces, Mao seems to believe Mr. Nixon, would be doing no favor either to Umn or their Many young people have lapm Uke those as physical or mental condition is present seeing Russia's actions thIA past year, would ospective clients. often as we oldters do. primarfly because you're old.? If he does, you have taken a much firmer stpnce as President Pr States" and it was decided It would be useful to geriatrics, from the Greek gt.'ron (old man) and condition that is necessarily related to the 4y 'v's' - man because men %Ith great Dakota: "I'm big, and I like the would take place sometime in 1976.. to be only twoJh1rds as qualified as %-Wte law Take r. look at your dictionary. Read. tile not be confused with the %ord ntology,' It is 1976 and Mao, so ft theory goes, is school applicants, he said, definition of the word "old." Then flip pagea to which covers the broader social, blologicar. and reminding Mr. Ford and Henry Kissinger that "Once b!--ck go'. Lntz law -.Chtiol, 71, .c defir.1ti= quitte d-f- physical a.yeLLs of agir.g. firne the Implied prcm1:,.- was kept. they wanted special help, and they got it. Then ferent. Agreed? A student who wants to have a carea In the The experts asmune there was mxh a the demand was 'Oigce you let us into law school, Old is old, and sick is sick field ofngin,g will study geron'oloy 1 student of promise, but they are not certain Dr. Kissinger you have to graduate us,' Now they want to do And sometimes * twain do meet. geriatrics goes to medical scho-al to get an MD keeps such secret deals close to his vest and awsy with the bar cxam" In relations wIti seniors, the young often act degree He specializes In the diseases common to there is a good possibility that even Mr. Ford There should be no nunimizing the prob'cms as If age itself were a disease Slips in memory the aging In the way a pediatrician specializes in ices not know , blacks face as they attempt to make up for rate raised eyebrows Awkwardness, like children's disorders The Chinese also hope for stronger U.S. op. decades of injusUce and discriminadon. Yet If it spitting the coffee, produces tolerant headMust of us old people, however, don't go for position to Soviet meddW* in Ibird World were a question of the licensing of doctors, no shaking Ifwe doze off during a dull discourse, it treatment to geriatric specialists We use our countries and a firmer US military posture one would have dared make this kind of triggers a whispered exchange that goes much-admired, well-loved (Pirdly dr)ctor. He has It is tnic that Mr. Nixon, w President, opened proposal No on, black or white, would care to something like this "Beginning to slip a little, the records of our Infirmities He knows which the door to detente with Russia, arranged the They are not indications that we're "over the may be In real trouble of Bethesda Md and oni) eome" Abortion Discussed place his health in the hands of a physician who isn't he (she)?" — lit Club Notes opened the lonh-closed door separatln, t IIII1 Ctijna Thiwan similar to the Japanese model. The Sitinghal corrimunique issued when Mr. I -•--- ' ---- y China on Taiwan and the end of The U.S.-Taiwan defense pact. This, however, would leave d* _-'-._-- - I Bosoms were out In Irout by a wide marpin.) Dick and Penny Schaffer of 701 Mandarin Dadve, Eanford, rcnewed their wedding vows after20yesrs TYING THE nothing wrong with men ho tincludlng Belfast, Ireland and Hue are the results ci what Friday when (Jerk of the Circuit Court Arthur Beckwith performed a s,cond wedding ceremony for "touch up" their hair and wear [tome, Italy, as well as Rio De KNOT %omen notice first about men: n the couple. Mrs. Schaffer works to Beckwith's office at the courthouse, where the ceremony took AGAIN hair pieces lilt looks "natural" Janeiro) cizne mail sa y ing A whoppirg .8 per cent f the place with her coworkers watching The Schaffers have two children, Nancy and KatW women who responded said, their size" "The e yes tell ccrythIng,"or, The 23 per cent of the women "The eyes are the "Ills physique!" But nearly An Indianapolis woman 01 g the cotIl every emak who wrote that It srott '1 'iotkt a man is Is the first thing she NOTICES built first, Tue thin ones arc right down to t he nitty gritty: From Eugene, Ore.: "Our about a man also wrote ihat It usually penny-pinchers. Fat hlld-western women noticed fingernails, tote In clothes and women's club took a vote, and Was certainly not the most men are more generous, and general cleanliness From 20 out of 24 voted that a man's better dancers, and they dt IMI'OItTANT on' ever) , state came the comment eyes are the first thing we One Beverly Ifills reader who object to a gal who's a little on that the men who "look well n o tic e eabouta man You can tell The Gamma Lambda troduced Manly Hackley , guest hlenkel, gave a preview of scribed herself 1 29 the heat) sideherself" Through the cooperation of gruoined have to 4-sme, 1 199 clean, more about a man's character Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held speaker for the evening. s. their corcert to be held the the Winter Springs Fire Chief A Lu Vegas, Nev., woman year-old liberatcd working woman," wrote- "I polled the Wrote, "Now that men are too. lFrom Tulsa, "Spare me from his eyes than from its jan. 13 meeting at the home Ilackley, who is with the EPOC second week in March at the Charles Holzman, Kenneth from the man who reeks of anything else. His mouth can of Ann Hansen o Hartwell Clinic on Lee Road oinlon of the women with wearing their cictiilng more In Winter Civic Center. Some ci their brought the city's rescue Mxon was foi!owing. ---- - A L L.. outs" over those of the "ins." it may be so now in the caw of the Nixon ~b . - DEAR READERS: I,ns, week I publislicA the results of my reader survey on %hat men at a time when he favored the policies of the /,# DIAL 36$128 of a picnic. This is special, for s en tertaining her -Ister, Elizabeth Or fifth Sunday in February fill, Bv ABIGAIL VAN BUREN out of office political leader, ditto Great Britain. passed the MarylBnd bar examlnatlon bet-ween ('orrespondent emales recent past, Mao has invited West Germany's law wiftut takirg the qualifying exam ad. rrinister'd by the state board of bar examiners Acclording to NAACP pokesman Lecin N. Perry, only 16.6 per cen of 296 black applicants statistics r The Invitation is, moot certainly, a signal, a signal which follows a pattern. In the fairly that these graduates be permitted to practice some Latifl American leaders talk about. The Monday, March 1, 1976--SA ,•.-*, merely 1, courtesy extended to an old friend who myland legislature would seem to exceed that lim it 7 We are glad to hear that Charley Miller Is over his The Chuluota Community illness and has returned heine Church plans to have Its "Fifth from the hospital. Sunday after ChurchDinner" at Lake Mills Park In the form Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. thus his invitation to former President Richard N NLon is not to be Interpreted as - - accompany Dot's niother, Mrs. Pearl Causey, home after she had spent time P II -Sche idt of New York Cit y her husband WIt .ran says the building, no known as the from Flint. The took in Diane) certainly enjo yed the trip and for a few weeks. The visitors, s, are 'Don A Loftus Civic Center" World and other points of m the hospitality 0 the people 0I both retired teacherrS, touring the little town of Coates. Florida before returShe thanked Bill Lampinen and a, Excepting only his WASHINGTON predeliedcr for beaudful young women, China's Mao Tse-t un g does not take an, action, howe ver trivial, through whim or nostalgia. 1932 • __________ -- I KATHERINE JONES ng or he In Detente Machinery Organization of American States can be a more tomething is wrong sc.newhere," Perry told the Maryland House of ")elega tes Judiciary Corn. ___________ .. Ed Prlckett I t, - Ituth Boswell, president, the state of MIchigan to visit reported that the cabinet for Sunshine State The latest of k itchen supplies was finished thcse are their son, Duane - Proposai No Gain For Anyone February, 1968, and February, 1974. In the ame United States cannot prudently make. A stronger framework for mutual security in the hemisphere can be created if Latir, American . countries are -'Ii, threats to their security particularly from Cuba To Retirees L Vt', - but statements of what Nes in the realm of possibility. Th certa i nly b' econom i c disputes if the members want it to be. Such bil ateral issues as the new Panama Canal treaty can be settled amicably if the slogans of the far left are not used to demand concessions which the 1110 RA Y CROMLEY end read more into our promises than they should have it has also been unrealistic for Latin Americans to assume that the power and economir influe nce nce of the 1 U In S n i tecd States as ome)io to citli political Care .- Now, It JUst wouldn't do to assign IfatLwav s the spokesman for an issue that polldcal anafys.s figure &esn't stand much or a charic-e on March 9. Ask linttaway. Ile'll readily tcfl you "llarry Is the spokLsman," for the board on the comptroller issue. Who knows. Maybe the voters will confuse political strategists and the group that sits around the drugstore and pass the comptroller bill That would surprise a lot of people. N) guess Is no one would be more surpr[ced at the bill 's passage than the spokesman himself. - I I (21I An Informati v e progtim on tliirui their time and Also visiting the Northrups the ,ay Area Home Health carpentry skill devoted to this was Alice Hutchinson, Mrs. ; Services was presented at the project. The usual pot luck Northrup's sister from Mt. F ebruary meeting of the dirner preceeded the meeting Pleasant, Mich Chuluota Retired Club. All aspe cts of hospital care t the The arvin Northrups of Fran Stumpf and Dot Fox home were explained by the two I,ake Drive are always happy journeyed to Coates, N.C., to nurses who spoke. for relatives anti friends from th seat Right, harry? ___ i iWs he's not up for re-election this ear. me"iorles -. And everybt.dY knows %i.t . those oter3 te Of course Commission Chairman MIhaci 11attawy is up for reelection. And, from all useratlons his plans are to keep his comm )fl DON OAKLEY without beginningo to do re.91 injustice to the effec tive organization for dealing I_I er all, Act -, community at large A propoal that has been made to the basis for effective cooperation can sere as goals for a new relationship if there is no attempt to read bet w een the lines They are not so much promises, jp_Ana /-round Chuluota ) _.d the Alliance for Progress, or those on the receiving blame for failure of their own national aspirations. ne six points listed by Mr. Kissinger as he Now, Kwiatkoski, a Ix4trd to unite and put the issue before the people as i total board. Instead, t hey pushed off onto Commissioner I larry Kwiatkowski the dubious task of convincing -' - troller "sniart thing" for them would have been for the 4. 1 tube. c ourthouse) that the bill s "going don th spokesman 's job to at h th at case, giving voters that they really needed an appointed el 1976-4A Wr ------ comptroller or a beeper' That is the question At least th ts th e issue March 9 'then voters must decide the controveiiil ccnr.ptroller ksue. The cnirnissioti claims s.cnptrolIer (an ac countant) is needed to run the courty's multI. million dollar busi ne. Circuit Court Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr.. counters the clerk's duats need to be retained to provide th? checks and balanus inherent in the A "IF ih - uLFt t— Ju1w __ SHIRLEYMILLETT us 9212 C 'isselberry Winter Spring-, Sanford Atamonte Springs 83-t --' - - ----- 9212 L'(. 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YAS and featites to COk rny aspects of the 1976 ectne Bali Mayors S thnman T)s or looks at the on Inc srnag a cand4a)e ICW high H*e proects to the voIt o ABC MOVIE' 'The Young r-' Aoer Kern, Linda Pitt [3t st1s!c4n followi;r "' 4) 6 9 s 4 4 6 MEDICAL CEJTER tOWS I'4etton guests as a icateii &niy stsgoon Her aagt comes down with b a carryvr 12' 2' 6:30 PASTORS STUDY s€ SEMESTER SUNRISE JJ31LEE 6-35 FARM AND iiC€ 6 38 LIViNG %ORDS 6 HI NEIGHBOR 655 2 DEVOTIONAL 658 12. PALL HARVEY 2 i . in icr.aiwv. sricaia he TODAY 791R2% (Local ness-s 4. ICA 800 CA TAIN 6) KANGAROO 900 2' PHIL DONAHUE SHOW CI) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 193 MOViE: (Man.) Nvot 0t' Sunday" Mehna M0(COtSf. ,k ssin. (B&W) &ook, dattod 1960 (Tuos) 'lown Wthoi4 Pity" K E.G MarMWI (BW) (Vd.) 'AJtor the Fox," Peter Suø tt Etj ig (Thurs.) "SaItte to :ho Marines' Wallace Booty. Fay Bainter, 1943. (Ftt)"Tennira U WORLD PRESS EL) I N TERN AT ION AL ANIMATION FESTIVAL 1100 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS U ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF €1) MAN AND ENVIRONMENT ED JIMMY SWAGGART Hjvi. iV.XuFam 11:30 12 TONIGHT 4 6 CBSMOVIE:i.Ettors rm Tl'i'oo Jllfl& Altyjon. 'etteiS delayed a year by a ranerash,ctngetheIrves04 2 TOXSTCStOa'thQHa',dOn. Seb&iCatx$. 19 (B&W) 12) MERV GRIFFIN SHOW ED MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORH000 93) '}J PHIL DONAHUE SHOW ED SCHOOL PROGRAM- TNZ6TU 10.00 CELEBRITY 12 It SWEEF'STMES 4.' KUTANA 6; PRICE IS RIGHT 1030 t$GH ROLLERS 4I' PRICE IS R'GHT ED 700 CLUB 11OO 12; 12' WHEEL OF FOR AMERICAN CM Ofl4O . DIV(I TWEITI! REVENGE OF THE CHEERLEADERS plus THE DOLL SQUAD I 1Ur j AIIOFLIAMAIK(T EVEaY SUNDAY t A U 1 r u CALl. 311 Ills 2 _____' . 4 6 MATCH GAME *1 ''U$ Thus) CARRASCOLENDAS 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE W (Mon ,Tues Wed Thus) LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU (A) (Fra) CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT (R) ) ROCKY AND FRIENDS. UNDERDOG 400 2 IRONSIDE 4 GIWGAN S ISLAND 6 MAIRYHARTMAN,MARY HARTMAN ) ED MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD '9 EDGE OF NIGHT: Proerripled Thus. see bofow. 9 orgy) REAGAN PRESS CONFERENCE' Live. Cvxio. w!hPreientulcand,djoRn3!dRo'an 12' DINAH: Guests Indudo €D ADDAMS FAMILY DOUGLAS SHOW 6 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 1 ED SESA'A STREET 9 THE Ft31 (fl) €1) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB tt].&'.'.", 500 2 ADAM 12 €1) LASSIE 530 2 12 NEWS U ED ELECTRiC COM. 9 F3EVEFILY FLLthLLIES ED THE LONE RANGER 1 - (j55 f HURS. ECONOMY NIGHT— ADULTS Si. CHILDREN Soc etvvo rks P a n P r I rn a ry Reports icw vnm.c wu New Ram ii hoopla is well behind us, but presidential primary fans ran expect more special network coverag.' of Tueday's Massachusetts primary and the March 9 Florida tussle. The CBS, NBC and ABC Ide.. vision networks say they'll fol. low the same prime-time pattern as In the New Hamihire race, halting their regular pro. grams for brief vote counts anior vote projections.. !,ast Tuesday, each network offcredahalf-hour flews special at fl:30 p.m. EST on he New Hanshire race and, with the exception of ABC, will do the same next Tuesday (or the Massachusetts race. ABC is opting for a IS-minute special, but says It'll return to the SO-minute late-hour form on March 9 to cruUnize the Fk,rlda returns. CBS will do likewise for Florida, while NBC's latenight plans aren't set yet. Viewers prefer Hotlywood's entertainment to AmeriCfl'Z political variety have little cause for alarm the next two Tuesday nights, If the primeUtne reports of the New Humpshire race are any example of things to come, AIU 5 the first network to declare Democrittic winner in Ne lhunpshire, giving the nod U former Georgia Gov. Jtrnrn) Carter at 8:33 p.m. EST, ac cording to my clo'k. Eiirint' nriana' time. ABC reckoned he would beat Sen. Birch Bayh, D-lnd., ot Rep. Morris K. Udall, D-Ariz., by a margin of at least 10 per cent. It was right about Bayti because Carter heat him by a 13 per cent margin, but wrong about UdaU, who copped 21 per cent of the vote to Carter's per cent, CtS 'Jeclred Carter the Democratic pinner at 9:40 p.m. EST, while NBC came to the arite conclwiton about 10 mmutes iater. As regards the GOP bout be. tween President Ford and formet Califc,rnlu Gay, Ronald Rengan, all three iaetWOrk3, as did most print Journalists, kept saying "too close to call" throughout the night. h11e the network tews specI1s ended at midnight, NBC chose to hang around a bit longer, with a weary John Chancellor declaring at I a.m. and again at 1:25 n.m. that the Ford-Reagan race still was two (or the seesaw. A' things condered, we pre- The three networks only In.1 I..,. i.jt aIdi iO"l$$JU.$ tctruptcd thd,r 1lte1tdliuIa "'"u malnb' because Chancellor and programs a total of titree times co-anchor tirisid Brinkley lealast Tuesday right for brief eveneu a nigrn ot pwucai gas ports on how the cinuIidates in and statistical clumps with an the nation's first prunary were easy-going appoach that emfaring, phasized New Hampah1 only In addition, ABC save a brief wrs the beginning, not the end. report at 9:58 p.m. EST, at the Still, the "Tonight" ShOW'S -- j UAMBI' ii io HOLLYWOOD '2' 12 SQUARES 1) (6) LOVE OF LIFE 9 HAPPY DAYS (R (Man, wed. F ) vui ALEGRE" (Tues., Thws,) ' _____________[)ija , -g' LETS MAKE A DEAL I I. BIG HT ---. 9 RHYME AND REASON 200 U THE ELECTRIC PANY 9 520.000 PYRAMID 2-30 2 12 THE DOCTORS •CLCHT *1 SCHOOL PROGRAM. 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SCHOC)L PROGRAM. 2 too Met a ANIMALS Afternocn 2 12 TOMORROW 9 DAILY WORD 1:30 4 LATE NEWS 1-45 4 PASTOR'S STUDY 21)0 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 857 2 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 2 12' JOE FORRESTER 4 BEWiTCHED 6- CONCENTRATION U FEEDBACK 9 WLD. WiLD WORLD Cf ED tt! 830 4 6 PH\1.US. When Bess $ 01 2 10 TELL THE TRUTH .I4' POOpfe MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARIMAN 9' MO4OAY NIGHT SPE. CIAL' 'Academy o Country MaSIC AWWdg.' (I) ROBERT MAC NEIL. RE PORT ) T0( CUJB 12 U LILIAS Y ANO YOU te I873 €E) BASKETBAL'.' UVO.t'ik)tO 2 -- 4 6 CBS NEWS - NBC tag-ended "Movin' On" at or'i.. e'er ,,.a,i. ..,,., U.I 51.111. L)1 'TJUI Ii 1'UIV L'UUJIL .... .,,.,.. ,I_L& - - Into perspecfive. He said that it..,, ti,... UI% IIV fld41111N111 V ,,_,_ UI14I IC') and brtefly reminded everyone "are like Preparation H it's at the end of "Police Woman" gonna give us some temporary to stay tuned for its 11:30 p.m. relief by shrinking the candinews specIal, dates." - TRY OUR NEW, SUPERDUPER, SEEK&FINU HANDYDANDY, DICE GAMES CE HAG IL OOE KH D SI RAM E RUPITTEN ITRAMAPANCV AUTOMATIC, OAuc\EuERINzGERARoE MONEY.SAYING P RJ DOLLAR.STRETOHER KLOU!3./ RVIRLNWBAcE TAZR(RAZAHNARHMK hCW . .'. ' ' : i. iI;i:.iit i 1 lii , ', it I ', L4' 1J . it every day. It will rnakt' your dollar go farther, it will alert you to ". i.'t:F purcha.t-'. It will inform wint Ii, buy. \'i't it you of specal savings on the items 'OU so UICXPenIiVC yOU C8fl easily afford it. t)t.'fl iul)ATF\cFDi invention h4 this daily newspaper. It you are not JppuIg uatit irn a th dijly i:1 Jot of dollut-stretchirig bi4iis, We'd be prt91k'c: to ycur hon:e each t';j '1' clt.ifit'd ;ed h: each d:tv' papr, you'n' In iSing (•i' I '_:t II I ''-. pleased to de ver our The prire is moit reasonisbe. thIV, Fl 11) .3 V ' EveningHemid EEHV%LiADZNUuCKLRD R!DZOZEGDBDKNCOTN N EGO Vr4EAERTDNKELHRDURC L EGDSJTHCHCUOMBLKEK MCREPOHO(ILOOHHOoRc ROBERRELAEDEHTTAE I B ir'str'jctjnn,: Hidden wds below appear 1rf 5Ir waro, up, down or dlagunâ, Find h and box it In, Craps Brbufl Beat-The...Dealer Everest Hazard ChuCk-P,-Lck General - t'Ioollgan Crown and Anchor Par Kiondike Mart'nett1 To'orrow: Track nd Field ' ' -.-- - -. -- -' ____ ________ No State Ti, But Peters ___________ i-_i- :: u11y 'S. ',, r Uets His Athletic Reward B)'AARONKAIJFN Herald Corrtipoudent WINTER I'ARK Another ____ ____I t1rd,' Doug commrntcd. "During my freshman year I in this day and age sthen young - 'This year though, I felt I could wanted to go out for football people are looked upon with win it. I won't say that the because that Was the big thing, some disapproval that Doug pressure hurt mc because It even though I only weighed 98 and others like him show that _____ __ ______ __________ ______ ________ ________ ended and for I..vrnan's match, ii he beats Tile, he's the thank Coach Copelaud for goals and willing to go all out to Doug Peters, his last was his better man." telling me to hang it up." achieve them. most rewarding. Peters, who Even though Peters did not "Also Huggins convinced me FINALS placed trd in last year's state get the top spot, his overall to run crosountry to get my achieve his goal of being During his four years of high me a lot in wrestling, but number one but he upped his school wrestling, Doug has probably the man who has tournament that was held at mark, which ntiakes him or.e of Scott. lie taught mile, Winter Park High. the top grapplers in the state. well....cverything! lie's been Peters was beaten by Robert However, Doug does not plan to just great to inc." ' f1'vils Saturday night. Before "1 want to continue wrestling plans after college. He surthe match, Peters had stated in college," Peters statcd. pe-lsthgly replied, "I'd like to that he didn't know ton much "Flu has talked to and Invited coach high school football; about his opponent except that me to look at their program v.'ell,reallyallsports It doesn't he used hIs feet a lot and was which could possibly mean a matter . . .1 like them aU" much improved over last year, scho'arship or something like I've wanted to coach for a long but afterwards Doug was op- that, But you kno'?, if it hadn't 1111W and I'm not going to pass tuiiiiitir 1bOtlt the I1litC?i. heei ¶ttr suMfie ! the l,intri the opportunity up.'' '1 was sort of disappointed coaches I probably would be It was apparent from with myself last year even killing myself playing foot- talkIng, to Doug that his though I was happy to place ball," willingness to work hard and wanting to give other kids an even break will get him far as he grows older. It Is refreshing SPORTS _____ 'C _____ ______ _______ - (hr-n IWP), 57 109 Prderson (Palm) ti Ma'n -' y (Lirtj), 1 3 -'.'c iii, - I '.' .i ii I .1 way, Frank Corr, George Dassklns, Mark Moyer, Henry Bransom, Fran Chamberlain, Jeff Herman; Serond row: Do Hubbard, Mike Ammean, Terry Bachrnan, Fran McDonald, Richard Hyatt, James BASEBALLERS Iotoski1 IMC). S SI 132 Medley (Man) d. Pr'ters iLy). 136 11)) Davis (Xl) d Fcrqu'ot' I i. 136 tJa Fulmore (Stran) d (',on ':.'i I Kill. 3 7 142 Alvany ISW) d Johnson (Ft LI, S S )49 Bu'olcl IMI.i 1.) ri I' Ia 5 '"" 15% Cotton (South Dade) d St'.'.i lMnsley) 67 ICnt: (Brando) d Perez I Jeff ) 50) 189 DeCubas (Palmetto) ii C,atbert (Coral C). tlr.ivyw'eaght W,-,sh.ngton lCol Atiw (Char II s i orrtinie ' - I 1i1 ,,,.a.,,i; tt.i..u1.ZeS ""'"i'iUiU" Lit PS 'V -' ha - -- - . .1 tI Evan.,, Barry Carothers; Third row: coach John Dershimer, coach Mark Detmo, Panteliss. A/l-Distance Medley Begins At Dog Track Raiders rri u rn ph By 6-1 LON(; WOOD — Tonight Fleetfeet, K's Beautiful, top dogs, Fruit Float, Highway SEBRING — Seminole begins the popular all-distance Smoothy Bill, C.B.'s Suzie, Robber or Prairie Dog in the Community College ran its medley competition between 28 (I.R.'s Explosive and Joe shorter race, Itirn sue kennels at . the Sanford- Mischief will go against each the longer course and won at record to 4-3 Saturday with a 6-1 victors' over Sout2 F1nrl.1' .e4'.4.4'.3i4.4, 54S l2;,.: . ,, . Coiiege. I(aces will be run over Just as everybody thought all four race Favorite Fantom, Kim Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, March 1, 1974—lB ________________________________________________________ Wayne Kurth pitched an distances at the Longwood Sue, H.T. Susan, Wycliff Faye, Strong was starting to falter Chris Evert didn't 'hISS __________________________________________________________ By The Auovia1d 1res facility, with a point system Pecos Stormy, Lotta Quota, the leading kennel at Sanford- eight-hitter and fanned nine to Ever, on his best behavior, rnan', either, in defeating gain his second win In three •k. ,all PSi nn4 L' lUIIIl M11Wit)., 111 iiU4i1U5II 1 lW I UIIU I I'S'. ()i"lnnA,, H.omnania's Ilie Nastase was at Evonne ('oolngong 6-3, 6-0 to decisions. l'onight three 3-16 Whizzer will be battling it out. his best weeks of the sea his nasty best Sunday, burying cop the title at the $75,000 saraDesignated hitter Don spring races will break from At the end of the competition Strong led all kennels in veteran Australian Ken Rose- sota, stop or, the women's tour, Hubird drove in two runs for the box in the third, seventh and points will be ar!ded together with nine and ran out over wall in just an hour and 21 miii- tour, SemInole, while Fran top ninth races. Later races will be from all four distances and the $3,437 during the week. Taking home the utes and finding time to give a McDonald had three hits. box and 7- winning kennel will be awardeu The nine wins gave strong 73 prize, Miss Evert corn- run from the 5-16, Seminole referee a hard time plays again special trophy. Only kermej.s for the meet, 11 ahead of I Breezing past the 41-year-old plimented her Australian oppo- 16 boxes, ay at 3 p.m. against 'I'he 3-16 is the rarest distant which enter dogs in all four nearest competitor, Paul Australian 6-0, 6-2, 6.2 and pass- nent despite the somewhat loprun in greyhound racing. It Is a distances will be eligible for the Scheele. Scheek' won six races Brevard. ing the $1 million mark in Ca- sided victory, Al N H RBI to go up three short, spring race which takes extra money paid in purses. A during the week to stay close. SEMINOLE "My level has reer earnings, Nast.ase's outMo'y'tr. II 4 I I just under 20 seconds. Dogs kennel may enter a different Holdirg onto third place was F McDonId, Cf 1 1 3 0 burst came in the seventh game notches to play her," said early speed can dog in all four distances or the Jack Kahn with five wins. 5 0 5 7 Evert, of Fort Lauderdale with Icts of of the closing match. .4 0 3 0 Ralph Ryan jumped Into third Evans, lb or any After watching a Rosewall "She's unquestionably the best drive frotn box to wire without same dog in all four 5 1 1 0 The Central Florida Boxing scene has temporarily shifted to tiring as they normally do in the combination decided upon by place- in the standings with Hyatt, 31, Eury. n .4 7 1 Cl him, Nastase natural athlete on the tour fly past 'o11ey Miami at both professional and amateur levels, This weekend seven wins. He was the only CP'am:and, C control his well known the toughest for me to play." longer, more popular 5-16 race, the individual kennel, 1 0 1 0 Florida's most famous city Li playing host to the Sunshine State's could not y-' -. ' t2J'j'"1' !I' ,4.nfg,r,y'iInIn,u trin. •nrys., I 141.. 'Jill IIIJIUI - -"' , Pn .,eI '.11 lUl'JV ill. .1.1. , Five Area Amateurs Alive In State Golden Gloves - part of the all distance medley distance medley will he the run out over $3,000. Rounding ssosnen's tour event at pro card will be headed by Ten'nute Watkins and Sanford's Taco the shot in bounds. M.A. s David, Wayne Strong kennel. Strong out the top five Is Don Abet"You dummy, did you see Francisco, fourth-seeded Vir- are Going Easy, Perez. Caesar, Dave's Dream, surprised a lot of people by nathy with 54 victories. Last Of the nine amateurs that were sponsored by the Orlando that?" he asked the referee and ginia Wade lost 12 consecutIve but Canyon, Alert's Joe, J.L.'s entering Kim Sue, the King and year's kennel champ, L&G Sports Stadium, only five survived early round action. They are the crowd, The upset proved points in the opening set Everyone expected only four wins and slipped to Hayden, along with Ron Houston, Johnny Combs and David ever, for he came back with a Mimi Jausovec of Yugoslavia, third the seventh race sprint race. Blackrace. Shot,In Mystery, J&G's he would enter one of hIs three ninth in the standings service ace and a brilliant 7-6, 7..5 . Montford. In Rotterdam, The Netherbackhand shot to close RuseThursday night Monks decsioned Homestead's Monte l3.adey . bested Bob Lutz 6-3, 6-3 for the Hawaii. Petersburg. "I played very well and chant:'ionShip of another WCT Combs, who halLs from Jacksonville, decisloned Miami's Ferr.ando Lsre. Houston scored one of the tourney's early upset.s Rosewali didn't play very event. It took Ashe, of Mliuni, when he stopped last year's champ, -Johnny Evans, and Monttord well," said Nastase after pod5- just 59 minutes to e.rn the ,t. "I' .,,__-._ ,,i... _t, Ci- i'VVi (I.,'i .'..l.,-. V,.,-,, t,i.. o,, detested Ml.fll'S itougli LcKert on Wednesday and then came eLlIl)II1t?iIU,($JWInhIL'r-i4trlt-4t1I $II,WU LUI }AILV 111)111 IU .)*lI . prize in the World Champion. Gernente, Calif., back Thursday to decision St. Pete's Chris Rizzo. In Sunda>'s WCT other eent I orange Bossl ship of Tcnnts esent I pla>ed The tournament ssas to be held outdoors in the Argentina's Guillermo Vilas my best." but a rare winter storm pushed it Into a &nall gym in Coconut Rosewall, who had hurt his recorded his second straight Grove. Instead of 60 bouts taking place In three rings on the opening night, Wednesday, only txee ring with 20 bouts took place knee in a tournament at St. tour crown b' recovering froni Louis, saul "I didn't have con- a 6-7 first-set loss to score 6-1 and that set back the entire timetib1e, Victims of first round defeats were Goldenrod's James fidcnce in the way I was mov- triumphs in the last two games "towboat" Salerno, Ramon Lopez, a student at FTU, and ing," but added the injury had against Australia's Phil Dent. Jimmy Connors played sur "Irish" Shawn O'Donncl. Another Seminole County represen- hampered his movement only tough at Las Vegas Sahirday, tathe, Alan Dalton, ssas h1e to defeat the Bahamian Champ, slightly. Manuel 'I couhinido anything DesmondClarkLitmdolngs Alan broke his thumb and had to 2,I 250 000 chaJlerie match Dalton's sudden ¼'parture cyst him an> chdnce he had of Rosewall wiru*ing IJ'e state s title and he ha I to settle tot' a second PInCI finish. i ri I I The biggest upset of thi' opening round was scored by hollywood's Kevin Conner, The 21-yearold pool boy at a resort hotel upset the highly favored Sammy Masias on a close decIsion. and In recent months ran off a string of Impressive triumphs in the Sports S!'iwm's ring that Include'! S!et'ne, Scott (1.rk, Robert Spencer and Terry "Rootin" Tuten. ,. rionesr rieasure' i e ran a er, . LIKe ,,ran son • 4 0 2 1 2 0 0 1 36 512 4 SCUTH FLORIOA Al R H NIl JSlCkson.lb Dewitt,rf R. McDnId c Glass, lb Lirid,dh Walstard,ss .4 7 7 1 0 2 a 0 1 3 0 1 3 0 l 1 0 0 Ceurn.el. p4, Mattait.f TotIt - _______ _____ . .,,,' - _______________________________________________ - rO1kway, rt Bransom. lb Totals 0 0 1 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 31 1 5 1 . 3_' ';, .. 'c.-' -,. - ,, , .. - ,-- . £,a1I t.'. - . - . - .u;_r tam i,u.uIa South Florida I ;r.;. - .i'. -' ' ': " . . ' ' , • , ,. ' - " (\ E Bransom 7 Glass Heston flP Sem.nole 1. South FIoria 1. Semmol 0, So FloriØ, Orokway, t.nd. 3D S M,.Donald, Jackson. SB-- Moyer. Jackson, SF — Bransom ' - ' ---.. 4 5)5 00) c40 000-.1 ' -- - l H R ER 81 SO ,'5T " r ' - - ,.. -- ,,, ' , , ...fr -' KurthW 21 Vermallion Harrisontu a :' 0 0 3 I 2 2 7 I 0 ai 5 - k " ' a rr I ft 'ii,I liii I%J 'J John 'atmpson Jr, with Peyton Hanuter en i re a r ri ii" 7 I A . . I II a ' '' -- ' ' ' Iflfl In - __ -- '' '- • I p . - "# a bIc - - * * NLPA ._ 21)36 1976 fSeai) Arthur H Ileckwath, Jr. Clerk of said Circuit Court Ry Cecelia V Ekern Deputy Clerk Thomat S. Rrccar Arnold, Matheny A Eagan. PA 837 North Orange Avenue P05t OffIce 80* 2967 Orlando, Florida 32*07 Publish March 5, 1976 DLXI _____________________ DGANACHCHCN I B.ORURAP Legal Nutic!_ . gal Notice ___________ c:CTITIOUS NAME NOTICE OF SALE otaceusnreuyaJuvP'thai we are IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR StaI* C'O'l H SCP.IIPJCLC COUNTY, rLORIDA ca;c n bsr.c: t a:-; , Waaon. lc,ent,ficatIOI' Numt'P PROBATE OIYISION .. t013$N I792. Flori'ia LuteoSt FILE NUMBER 762CP ;o Svmne County. Florcj,1 Humbef 7 57569. be,fl9 told for under tICtltiOA name of Pu4[ In Re: Estate of storcge *nd repair tharges APPLE PLACE, anø that we in EVERETT CHESTER BATES. Date of Sale March 17, DCCCaec1 to rtgi$lpr said name with the Time: 9:00 A M. NOTICE OF Clef.. of 'he Circud Court, Seminole Place. 26 BeacOn Dr., Lake County. Florida in accordance with ADMINISTRATION Fla. Monrue, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING the provisions Cf the FlCtltiut S: WillIam P. Coboumn CLAIMS OR DEMANDS ..OAINST Name Statutes, To Wit' Section THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL PublIsh March 1. 5, 1916 86509 Florda Statutes 1951 OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED DEX 6 S Carol M Johnson IN THE ESTATE Ja'rtt 0 JOhns,,r) YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Publish' Feb 73, March I. a, is, 97o thal the administration of the estate DEW I7 ____________________________ ,, SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Of Everett CI.rster Bates. deceased. OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS File NO 76 2 CP. is pending in the NOTICE OF INTENTION Circuit Court for Seminole County. Notice of Public HearinS TOREGISTER Corn County Florida, ProbaI Division, Ihe ad ot Board The FICTITIOUS TRADE NAME dress of which is Court House, N missioners of SemnOte CouflIV will NO ICE IS HEREBY given that Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida hold a pi.blic hearing to consider an GRUPPE us tile wIe Ad FRANCIS of Board (P.O. Drawer C) 37771 Thepetson.'I appeal against lhC owner of FRANCO DISTRIBUTING rcp,e"ientativeot the' t'Slate is Grace justment in denying a Special E E 0,ites. whose addresS is 217 ceplonto park a mobile home in in and Intends to regster with the' Boston Avenue, Altamcnte Springs. A 1 Agriculture Zone Oil the Clerk of the Circuit Court tut Seminole tounty,FlorIda. said trade' Florida, Tne name and address of foflowir'.g øescribed property: the per%onal representative's ut Begin so chains South and 30 name of FRAP4CO DISTRIBUTING 1mev are set forth below chains West of the NE corner Of in compliance with Section 563 oc All prisons having claimS or SeclioflI 21) )O,runSOUthlOOft,Wttt Florida Statutes. PAT ED at Orlando, Florida thut demands against the es'ate ore tt. NOrth 100 ft. ut 60 It to required, WITHIN THREE MON t,,eginning. less part on East lde In 10th day of February. 1976. Francis Gruppe TItS FROM THE DATE OF THE Lake Mary Road. Further deI.Cribcd Owner FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS as located on Country Club Road NOT ICE, to file with the clerk of the Tilt public h,aring will be P"Id In Pubhh Feb. lb. 73. March 1, 6. IQ76 above court a written st&trmrnt of the County CommissiOn Chambers DEWy any claim or demand they may the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. hOve', EacP claim must be in writing onMarch3n, 198 a' 7:00 P,M.,o IHF CIRCUIT COURT OF THE c an must •noucate the batS of the son theettttr 1'. CX EIOHTEENTH IUDICIAL CUt claim, the name and addets of the Board of Cc'i"v CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOlE (rNlitclr a' hit agent o attorney, Coinmi1S.flltS COUNTY, FLOR'OA ,iruct 'tie ar1ur1t claimed. SeminOle County, FIoriLa NO. 76.IlCA.OtB claim Snot yet due, the date when II By' Mike HattaWay. will become due shall be stated. If ChaIrman SOUl HEASTE SiN HOME MON the claim is contingent or TGAGE COMPANY, fl Ftc,r.da unhlguidatect, th nature of the un Arthur H, Beckwith. Jr. corporal ion. certainty shall te 5ttd. lb the Publi!'i: March 1, 1776 Plaintiff, claim is secured. the security shall DEX3 be Ce5Cribe'd. The claimant shall -__________________________ CHARLES WILLIAM DUNN. r' deliver sufficient copies of the claim al the clerk to enable tile cleri to Defendant nall one copy to each personal NOTICE OF NAMES OF PIR'ONS NOTICE TO DEFEND -')?r Atlpersonsinter,sted intheestate ABANDONED PROPERTY TO: CHARLES WILLIAM DUN'i to whom a copy of tn's Notice of Pursuant to Section 13 of Chapter nd if married — OUN?J. has wute Administration has been mailed are 717, Florida Statutes entitled Reidt,e Unknown required. WITHIN THREE MON. "Florida DisPosition of Unclaimed Last knuwn addreSs THS FROM THE DATE OF THE Property Act", notice 5 hereby FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS given that the PIlIOnS lIsted below Orlar.do, Florida NOT ICE, to file any objections they till OiIilt'S 01 Ufl SUIT TO fli.y have that challenges the apeear to be claimed personal or Intangible FORECLOSE MORTGAG[ valiOty of the decrride'nt'S w'li, tne property presumed atandonid ChARLES You. '. L L I.. c,ualufucations of the pertonal THIS DOES NOT INVOLVE NEAL DUNN. and at married - --rrpre5nitive, or the venue or ESTATE. ti *ife. and all tholt' claiming ,i', jurisdiction of the co't-Account Number: F 0371 0001. right, tItle or interest by. through ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND Apparent Owner: Bassett, Patricia under 'ou. are hereby notafico tr' OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Harry Anna Home. Umatilla, Ft. a complaint t foreclose a certa WILL BE FOREVER BARRED 32781; F.00550001. Better HomeS mortgaoeonthefollowlngdescrit,. S Grace E BateS Food Plan: F 03710002. Boharvlon, property, tO Ait As PrronaI Rc'presenta Walter L. or Joanne C.. 07 Par'.'lt* Lot 15& less the North 1.30 fe.' live' of the Estate of Dr., Sanford Ft. 32171. F-0035 0000, TRAILWOOD ESTATES. Sec. Or', Everett Chester Bates. Gordon. W. F. or Josephine E.. 2245 as per plat thereof, as recorded Deceased Feltc'n St.. Sari flieQo. Ca.: F 0311- P1st Book IS. Pages 27. 25, rI t i Gurney, Guriey 1. Hold. Bruce. Wittner Hill, Public Rordt of Seminole Count. 0003, P4andley, P A Watla Walls College. College Placi. ploid, a k 10433 Northwe;te'cn P0 3 1273 hntCfi. Avenue', Orlando, k,trida. tOge'ricr Wash. 99324, r osi 0003. C'rlando, Floiida 32*02 Vernon or E Mardel - F-03710001. with Range Netr;gerator and wail Telephone. 0Sl 1139500 Kuns. Ms Sofia B. 109 E 9th Si, to Wall Carpr$'no located theren Attorneys fy Personal Sanford. Fl 32771. F 0635 0001. and thern Rprese.itatie K;ng, Jane T.. P0. Box Box IS). Psi been fuIeildgansl you, and Publish- March 1, 5, 1976 Fern Park. Fl.; r-00Ss 0007, Mc are reQuired to serve a copy of your DEXJ Donald, Raymond 0. McDonald, answer or pleadno to the ComI.lal' I Admin; F 0055 00(36. Rob ,ntor, the Plaintiff's attorne' Thelma, 1119 t')icfroryAve . Sanford, PATRICK MGROTTY, 1201 Br.c Ha. 37771; F 1X13 0104, Smith, Carol elI Avflut, Suite 30), Miam , IN THE CIRC'JIT COURT OF THE Sr., or Paul Rutledge, 101 Shirley Florlea. ondfiietheorigir.Sl ans"" 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND Ave., Sanford, Fl, 37771. or pleajingintheoffice Of the CIrre FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Information conerning the of Circuit Court on Of bAore th FLORIDA Irnoun? or dc'$crIp$iOn of IIIC Pro 2btidayol?Mrch. 1976 It you fail In NO. 75.1414 CA-0 0 perty and the names and addresS of SO, ji'dgmenl br default will br OCEAN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND the Ifolder may be obtainro by any tikcn against ou for the rein LOAN ASSOCIATION, a United person possessing an Interest in the o.manded in th complaint. S'ates bart'n'l corporation. prop.rtybyaddressinganinquirylo DONE AND ORDERED at Sa Plaintiff, GERALD A. LEWIS, Stale ComP tord, emanolt County, Florida, th. trotler. Abandoned t"roptrlv Sic 30tt' day of February, A 0 1Y76 JERRY ANN GREER. now known lion, Capitol, Tallahassee. Florida (SEAL) . JERRY ANN KCRN and JAVC 3201 Be sure to manton ICCOUI'.? Ar'nvr ii. B,cxwith. Jr H KERN, her h.jband, et al. rx.jmbcr, name and address, as Clerk Defendants, publIShed intnisnotice. Urilr.s proof 'mlnole County Circuit Court NOTICE OF of c'wnership iS prrsnted tc the by. Mary 71 Oaren FORECLOSURE SALE ho. oy May 7, 1916, the property Deputy Cleiii NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN wall be delivered to the Comptroller Publish Feb lISMarcil 1, S. 11, 1976 nxr%uan' to a Final Judnnrit of of Florida, There$tter, all further DEW 133 foreclosure' dotes,. Feturuay Phil, claims mus' be directed to tile _______________________________ 1976. and entered in Civil Case 710 Comptroller of rkrIda INVITATION TO BID 'S 1134 CA 09(3 of t'' arCuit Court GC-RALD A. LEWIS The' Board of Trustees of the' of the 18TH JudicIal Circuit in and Comptroller Od Florida Seminole County Public Hospital for Seminolo County, FIrrIda, Putlith: Fit. 22, March t, 1976 lnvitt. bidS upon the following wherein OCEAN FEI3IRAL o.zw.w LAUNDRY 5ERVICE SAvINGS AND LOAN Addullonal information, plans a"_i ASSOCIATION, a United States trecifications are available at Offacr tanking corporat;on, Is, e'i.:tict, of the Administrator arid JERRY ANN GREEN. g All bids shalt te malted to thr kn0wfl at JCRR" APIPI KERN and Boerd of Trustees of tte Seminole ames ann ke'rn arid JAMES H, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIUHTEEHTH JUDICIAL CUt. County PubliC Hospital, 1101 Eat' KERN. "husband. SUN RANK O Frst Street Sanford. Florida 377?1 SEMORAP4.0 National Association. CUlT IN ANti FOR SEMlNOL All bids shall be postmarked not INSURED CREDIT SCR"ICES, COUNTY. FLORIDA, later Than th* 5th day of March 1978. INC • an Illinois corporation.- and PlO. 76.13.CA090 and shall berecelveil or', or before NOTICE TODEIENO OLD REPUBLIC INSURANCE the 5th day iA Match 1976, 12 Noon COMPANY, a foreign :orooratbon: FEDERAL NATIONAL MORCoenJeratlon of such bids will are D"ftndants, I will sell to the TGAGF ASSOCIATION, take place at the meeting of tile Plaintiff, il gilest arid best bidder for cuish al Board of Trustees In the Seminole the West Front door of IPie Seminole y County Pi,hhir i1eiçUtaI (n,,rihri5 .mt.vi'. in caninri CLARFNCF F WIRTc ID Seminole COunty. Florida, ut 1100 cLi'WtNCE ELIW000 WIRTS, Memorial Hoipatall at 11:30 O'ClO A M on the 9th day of March 1776 aYiock A M on the 16th day of JR • and uf married - - WIRTS, hiS P',t'lith' March I, 3, 3. 1976 March, 1976, the' following described Wife', j_L. .i.A t__I P'.A,._,_,.,. flCV I i'-" IJVTrW4ru i""y iI )CI IUI.ri Ifl diU rILWI TO. CLARENCE E WIRTS, JR iudgr?i1nt. j — The West 2 feet of Lot 11 and all of k CITY OF Lot 16, Gh)AIL POND HEIGHTS CLARENCE ELL.WOODWIRTS LAKEMARY,FIOR:OA PEPLAT, 6Cfding tO the Plal ' NolICt01PuaIIc Hearing and if married --thereof as recoaded In Plat Book ii. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN WIRT5, his wife Paqe )1 of the Public Recordt of NOl ICE IS IIERIBY GIVEN by 119 Hanover Ro&d Seminole County, Florida. the Plcnning end Zoning Board ot are A H RNOS I E NORB R ER H NE AN H AR IL AR Notice FICTITIOUS NAME P4011cc is hereby given that we rnr.aged in buSiness at Ill N Cen tr,',i Airi , O,'e'do, Seminole County, Florida urv.lt'r the fictitlovt name of OVIEDO AUTO SALES AND SERVICE, and flat we intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, FlorIda in accordance with the ot the FIctitious Name '.i,itiite', T0 Wit !eOion lbS 09 I or di Statutes ICS. 5: WlltLtm T. GIbbs Roy Q Mo','e PuWatIi: March 1, 8 13. 72. 1976 DEx S SCRA4j/{NHOEDARBUKA I i Legal -". ..... NOTICE OF PREPARATION OFVOT'NGc4ACHINE$ Fr'tiurar', 27, 1916 Pteise P.r 'V1e'c1 that the vOtuig naacflne' to b in s-rvuct' for lhC Prest*ntial Pre'frqenc* Ettin to be held in Seminole County. March 9. 59/6. will b DrParerJ Crid InSpede'.l for said diction on M'cP, 3, ieis .rn. Co. VMWarcetous, (old Krii to 5CC) on left At 900 A M. Camllli 0. Bruce SuDerviser Of Elections Seminole County, FtOrId PubliSh' Fet,rrh 1, 1976 L1EA 2 SUIT O FORECLOSE. MORTGAGE You, CLARENCE E. WIRIS, JR. 0 CLARENCE ELLWOOD WIRT !. JR., and if mjrried WIRTS, hi wife, md all those Claiming any right, titlC or interest bY.throughorundefyou,arep,erey notified that a complaint to foreclose a certain mortgage on the following desCribed property, to *it. Lot II, OF THE COLONNADES, 2nd Sechion, according to the Plat fhereof. as recorded in Plat Book IS. Page Is, of tile Public Peccrdt of Seminole County. FlorIda. a k a 130 Cloisters Cove, Cm%selberry, Florida, together with WestinghOuse' Range (No K5130gx0),. Wt5liflghe' Refrigerator (No RTIIILLXG), Air Conditioner Luxaire InSide Unit (Plo CDLO77FEJ). ondener UnIt Outside I Na. ECDQ7IGKp.) Iocateg therein and lharn, pta h.n file'd a1n',t you ltr.d ou arr re''ur(1Ii '.. r 1 i' - rt CC'vr mnsr or pteiig io tt'ie' Complaint On tilt' Plaintiff's a!tOrniy, PAIR ICic MCGROTTY. 1201 Btlk cli Avenu,. Suite 30), Miami FOnda, ar,rJ file ti,1 OrigInal ans-air or pleading in the office of he Clerk of lii Circuit Court on or before file 16th day of March. 1976. II you fiil to do so, judgment by default will be taken againSt you for the relief demanded in tile romnlAinl DONE AND ORDERED at San ford, Seminole Counly, Florida, this 20th day of February, AD. 1975, SEAL ArtP,gr 74 Beckwam. Jr Clt-PL 5ernnl, County Circuit Court 8j: Mary Pd, Dardon Deputy Clerk Publitt, Fe! 73 5, Morcf'i L 1976 DiW 136 . • S. sOid B0ardwiIlhcIdaptic hearing at 8.00 o.m. or Tuesday. the 33rd da - of March. 973, to a) ConsIder 0 recommended change of loiling from Cl retail commerciil to Cl limited corn me'-ciaI, as said C:iSsiIiCatIons are described in tile t'lng ordinances of the Citb of Lake Mary, Florida, of the following deScribed property lyIng wa!",Iri iti* municipal limits of Lake M iry, FlQVii, and more fully flcrjbef as Iollws; to wit Sec ! WPVS,Pg30F.'l 'n', of w ss7 st ..f NE 4 (less Ny 1. Rd ( pt W of Ry) Further described as South Side of Lak.e Mary Blvd. •at of Railrod The Public Hearing will be held at the' City Hail City of Lake Mar', Florida, on the 23rd day of Marril 1976 61 S 00 pm • or h5 Soon thereaftera%possibl,atwhichtjme interested pi(ties for and against Ihe recommended cf.arige of :s'wling wIll be heard Said tearing may oc ContInued frOm time to time gnu final action is tailue'n by file' Plsin.n'j anti Zo.irug Boardof the City of Lake Mary. Florucia THIS NOTICE shall be posted fl thre 13) public puacea within tIle Cit'1 of Lake Mary, Flr40, at tile City Hall within SAId City, ant published In the Evening Herald, a n*'.vspapI, of gsllerel circulation n the City of Lake Mars, Florida, one lIme at least IS days prior to the aloresaid hearing. In addition, ,i.;i ,, puic'u in tnt' area to be Considered at lrait IS days prior to the dat* of the public hearing DATED' Fc'tIr..ery 7é, 1976 5' Y.ay Satsmn - • cirns City of L,4kr Mary, FlO'kja fAP E. M&SSEV. ESQU"E 6)6 E. fly, Altamont, Springs, Florida City Attotrii'y Publish- •March 1. 1974 NTX I Southern lightweight championship. Termite Faces Exterminator having off the srall of the Hall of Fame who set five separate world rtjritie and the Winter Park Florida State's Seminoles are As Far as Honest Pleasure is often criticized for not ccnccrned, It's not "like father, sired a Kentucky Derby winner of the 1"rotter and Pacer will mark.s last year will be among Kiwanis Club programs For still winning and get two final appear on the programs of the sorneofthegreatest human and youngsters. chances to fatten their basketlike son," but "like grand- — until Secretariat shut up ti The work record holders t'all record this week detractors. And last year, when annuii charlt> harness race equine blood to perform for the The father like grandson." - i'o_sz " :.I ':J- C4 2 $ "'.n'2 -' 'si.ip.''.'"1" • t" eZ,-,. ,C'.'' -' Jb.g ' ' b Seatratn, ssho set a March 13 and 20. and other youth programs. ha1f-mle they're impressing the right experts agree it is Watkins most ambitious undertaking In his ley is hoping the prized 3-year- for the Roses at Churchill track record last season of 1:57, peopie. young.pro career, old colt owned by Bertram II. Downs, Bold Ruler became the by Alan Mover tops for pacing geldings ever at Tne Seminoles. hoping to obOnly 19, the Pete Ashlock-handled tighter Li undefeated after Firestone won't follow the loot- first stallion to sire a Kentucky A SNEADY THING TO DO three > ears old, and August tam an at-large ,4 outings, ranked sixth in the world, and is called by many "the steps of grandsire Bold Ruler Derby winner one year and berth in the ,,. c5'/P', 'At' graildson (V49fl"-5C win the next I ride, two-year-old gelding National Collegiate Athletic Asbest white pound-for-pound fighter around today." when it's time for the Kentucky have a trotting world record .. //' d/f year. holder, sociation tournament rinr'd Perez, the former Southern junior middleweight champ, has Derby. iit' ; 6I4 C' ,, . 7C5' -' -t /) Both marks were set last Mercer 90-76 Saturday itight for 7i2 Now it could be a son and then won 18 of his last 21 outings, Including a recent 10 round decision "All I did was talk to him and ,,, .. '~':' Miami Beach, Taco will be a distinct underdog to that town's Nat jocke>' Braulin Baeza after because Honest Pleasure, guiding Honest Pleasure to an 1975's top 2-year-old colt, solidt'1 know this will be a tough fight for me," Perei responded astonishing 11-length victory lied his position as the early [awher questioned ntx)IIt King, "but I am ready and I am erv Saturda lit th stakes record sorite for the M&s 1 Derby by confident. Right now, what I want more than anythmg else is a time of 1:4&45 in the $131,700 winning the Flamingo, shot at the world's title and if I have to beat King to et it then I h-'lamningo at Hialeah. "He went will have to beat King." to the front cn his own. i never \/ i .ernInc)e i had to hit him," Princely Game, Troll By, HERE AN!') THERE. . Watkins tuned-up for his fight with all Bold Forbes and Baside Marrero Iat Tuesday night m New Mexico by stopping out rair also . were Derby possibilities classed I,am.ar I3askin in the secor:d rcund with a right to the 1 he 5aininoli' Ilurrilanes body Thu lignt-weight conteit was in support of Gene Wells' win stiniiung oser the weekend over Vfncente Medina on a one-sided unanimous decision, Last but none so impressively as dropped two games in Central Boys Basketball !hnest Pleasur('. The week- Florida YMCA ki.,l.. ,-I.,,.,,l,.'.,l ISo tt.0r1,Uit.. hiIilinu, Wnllfn n slr,,w lijul llii.flIUI .'IP'4Ilk1 o4I5'c.,rtli U,'.' ''''''h -- ssctk Leaguc iclion Li.st end s top rau. for older cam thlc tirnn rn,,',1 thjirp uc nn flhlP'11flP ic En sshn the' talnwr u A strong Orlando team led b) Wells was dropped in the second frame but he got up at the paigners was Sunday's $100, r"illfltflfthrnnaflfltflflklflCtirtroloftheflilhtto%StflbS seoresof 99- Santa MargarIta at Santa Am S Leonard with 2! pont.s shot Fascinating downed the Seminoles 84 59 The next show at the Orlando Sports ta, won b> 101 94, 117 4, aIId9&4 ' 4 G/.q , . ,("f , , . ,'9 , ' " / f 'i, . / . ' -.. , ... , -- . - ,,, W, ,4j LOSES / ØF. -- rn,.nik 4 P I1U•IU I-'i - '; -- Honest Pleasure sh-ased one- ..- jii 'e' \\ .4'EC'OI?P ,i The other world record holder games and a 20-S overall is JIm Curran, Fern Park, who record. tied four world marks behind Unfortunately, what Florida SIS Attorney last season a' State needs rtght now to real!> s)TacUst' m reining him to U impress the selection cornrace mile of 1:54 4-5 on a mile mittee is a victory over a strong track. Curran thus set aziother opponent. . world mark as the globes allMercer has only a 15-Il) tune Fastest iati.h drier. record and the Seminoles' final , the drn:rof the slick tvoo Foes aren't exact!) glarn , ' orous. pacer Southwest Louisiana, which will host Florida State Thursday, has onlya7-)7 record. Api I)astn't which wit1 'aturda), Is only 12 1 e e i Florida State's tf' CASSE I BERRY All men da> was led b> Barr> Das is ,J NI I(k Se Luerry t n Set . LI,,' .,l ' f 'r' ' 1;ti.t ç'((1 .;,,. L1 'tTil "I li__i: I' 't7'i1.' I 54 q r53''1"5,,, " ', ...;.u. ,.-. .-' .t_'_z'-i. = lila',. "; JX,:,:SI;g ; ) jf_ " c' '-;' ' ': I .*'Ji .,' ... . j - i,_ 5. ,,'t---,,,.f. 4r.'.-,-'.- - 'C" .' _ are urged to attend a ireeting Stetson beat Arkansas State 75on ThursClas at Casselberr> 71, Auburn downed Florida 89tt> iiu at 8 p Ui 80, Jacksonstlle topped Mar- - -' organized program sire early- Chicago 69-62. Biscayne College l975 beat St. Leo 75-67 Sunday. 5 7'X'1 1"i7CRX ' W/Z'4tX" ,1 7W6, - ,-.- revitalize the recreation Florida Southern 179 and ,4J2)' '.. . _l_ -,, - - ('titf CRe)jc'1" icq - ri... interested in participating In 16 poL'ss .4'.i'-.s2 "The Worm" Monroe in an important middleweight contest... thoroughbred racing's Triple Devils and hurricanes rilet "lb. \, -' a-''w / * Iii The Hurricanes face Daytona The same night, March 6, in Puerto Rico, Antonio Cervantes Kentwky Derby was fourth. did capture the Beach this Saturday at 7:00 in Bold Ruler defends his world's title against undefeated Wilfredo Benitei. P1' ' . 31" . . f,, 1'A ' mingn record set by Bold Ruler in 10 Tht Wtnter Park Wildcats in 1957 Although Bold Ruler &Iu'innthairrr!l!hoMlltnnO-Aea*atnIn't li'nnFtitchand Tony Licata has been hn.sthlled a was Horse of the Year as a 3'- came out on top of a see-saw F..dGray taking on Nat Gates out a one / u\" Killer ELlIS were able to squce most Important fight, when he niet.s "The Jewish Bomber" Mike Belmont, the final leg, Desolte the glowing success point victory, Rossrnan irs a c!:cdutd iP ran'k': ,, - in storing with 21 tallies while Tamra fighters first outing since he lost in his title bid against become one of the nation's top and Dave Sims each hit lot 16 -. - , . r det.rise o' his Southern Junior middleweight title against Tim - "'? \ \. ;,. "io4g \ /., (t " .' ) é1'4'P .''" V'. i-,' "- '"J.:.' -.'-'.' 1' '.' . i..I' 4 s.I, , e4' 'fl(T9 " Summerset Recreation Center the Southeastznn Conference (lames re tentatively set for twice a week point effort by reserve center I arr'v Brewster - - - - - -- --. ---- �, L) - : Her flQ i .' - - T, -* 7 I . ...,.. ____________________________ - '- ¼ SnVord, Fl, ionda'y, Mrchl, S Crimric I iJ 'II fifl - . .• ' - --. _____ - -, " _ r C rccrl 4J w 4! i - ,1 - 'j r r to Eat -'.'.UR(OT IS 5? 50 (lUSH 111 172 6733cr 327 0167 Freshly picked cabbage, wholesile or retail tlurk Farms. Lake Monroe 323 8331 Shad King On St. Johns, " -' , •.-. But Bass i Not Doing Badly ' 'SqnQra.- ( tt -- 65 f.tA IIVLU. TodaysGames Idaho St *04. Monta "I was real happy with the way the car was working and felt No games scheduled Tittday's Games 1&),othercars Got1ei' State at Bufialo didn't even make the field." Brown said that he was staging the Seattle at Nc York car for his first round of elimination when the rear end broke and Phi(aduIpPia at Wasningt,.m D#lrat t Kansas City it sas all over. New Orleans a, Milwaukee' "I have a new rear suspension set up, and if the motor is ChICOQO at Portland right, I stand a good chance to make It into the finals," he says ABA this year. The beautiful pearl yellow and brown paint scheme is W L Dcl. GB gone. Brown had It I3aint,cd an ordinary white. Money went into Den,45 Id the motor this time lILstePd of pulnL Net- ?ork 10 7) .635 -6 San Anton 36 21 600 $' Brownwon'tbetheon1ySeTunDlecountyraceratGyyiJ 34 30 S31 ashisteammatcRaady Harrisonwillhaveacarthererunnlngin Kentucky 3$ 34 4?? 16 the same class as Brown, Cris Trabulsky, a former world record s Louis 79 .14 .4.46 IS holtkr in his class, will be running a super modified car in corn. Virginia 5* .190 Frank Bradley, winner of Last month's Wiakrnational fl CallIornIawillbethere.jtiserpectedthathewjllbecomef. P,tlburah S. Vantnu.er ,g A eles3 Detro1 - SI *5 Nevada Las Vegas 103. AlA c*. ExPt Nw Mexiro 79. Brigham Yau-ng 71 Oregon St 73, WaShington 64 Oregon 70, WaShington SI 56 San Diego 5? 67. Louig Bcch St 62. CT UCLA 120, Slanbord 71 weter St 77. Idaho 64 65 i'4i'f *' HOMES NOWUNÔER. '., CONSRUG1IO(T FROM '!RICED . - NurSes, FIN's, LPN's. Aid tOf'ipOflii)n. Ne.-ded 7$ O3 llOtj5tQn 8$. Baylor 2 S MthO4j5t *03. TCxM 90 virginia st 79, 5t Agu5tin 77. 01 Richmond 5?. The Citadel £9 San Antonio 131. Denver 179 Wi(im 5 Mary 70. Furman 1, Pew York tie PhilaCklphia 6,. California 1 St Lu.t S. PlftibucOh 3 ___ AidC . 900 - I z• _t -.4-.- *-_ - -.-. . ----- S -. '.% ,EIigibVe Veterans iig , k _. .. .., . .- -=---'--. .,i Ci (3 ös 1$ $0. 3701 ELEVENTH - 5.11. A: 1 I4..i*, (Thiifrw-n.t ,it liew York l;tan cler; Pittttitivgh ,nl Mlnneso'a - - -: Es - -"t av Robber (3) 3.20. 2.60. 2 10. 2 Kid Dynamite (1) 210. 2 20; 3 Prni Eugen (7) 740: 0 (31)7 CO. P (3 1' ._.. '. -, 235 -New Interest. Subsidy . - ---- 1 BEDROOM COTTAGE 3173 372 4-470 . . One 5 7 bcdroom apartmec, furnished cw 15lrIh M-i. ri- ((orated Come sem 3l3 F A'rpOr?Plv,l canford 373 .. • a I' a APARTMENT PROM SI t, * a MONTH - I and2 br H, Baths ALL ADULTS -EASY LIVING QUIET AND SERENE - . Ar' ' 760. 0 (7$ 6J 00; P (57) 155 10. ! Cltar*atir. 630 ROCKINGHAM. NC. (A)') (Ieii,eIOnd S. Edmonton 7 66 31 Region Four "For a minute t was pure lIdi Grorgctown,D C Games Today's 73, Ford FIFTH -i-lI, 0: I little Lila (Ii At MiamiDade North Plo games schnduled 66 710. 160, 740, 2. Anqel I.i.jtil (1) 013 the backstretch," said RichIlialcah Miami Lakes vs Miami Tuesday's Games 'arv4rc1 92. Columbia $3 s 00 7 $0. 3. OlIn (SI 1 40. 0 n ip aid Childress, one of eight drivKillian,? tilts Quebec at 1on.nto Holy Crost $7, Boston Col 77 II 60 -' II 1) 36 30, 3*12' Jacxscwl. 8 10 ers involved In a massive ireck MOiAC Si. NtheOlern Indianapolis Ill Phoenix IIXTII 5-15. 5: 1. Ivory Coast CLASS AAA Fdmontcix, .11 '/IansIa?tan 65, Ciilgary St Francis. that marred the 11th annual (6) 11 20. 570, 390. 7 Justanip Region One ?4 Y 40 a? San Diego 3 60. 3 Xl. 3 Impeachment (5) 440. CarolIna 500 Grand National At Panama City Bay Mass0chusetts 67, Boston (2 0(16) 7460. T (645)10$10;3)44 Milton VS Tal)i'hM,e' Pl(k41(js. stockcarrace, 54 SEVENTH 7. rrnarxina Reath vs Panama 5-Il, 0: 1 Otto St 76, FairfIeld 61 RLhard Pftty won the 500. MIer (1) 700. City Bay. 4 30 20. 350. 3 C.a Phila T.l : 14. Old Domin Gabby (21 1160. 1140. 3. K'S Tribe mile .'vent that left Bobby Alli. Re'gio't Two SANFOR DORLAUDO ' ill) 40. 0 12 4* '1910 P (4 7)212'70, At LU'5b0V9 h'sp(talited and two other Prin((tC( 10. Brown 59 3192 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Starke Bradford County VS ''. drIvers, Chlldress and Bruce Provin 5?. jOlitYS EIGHTH S-Il. C: I Stay Tituville AsIrom,aut, 1 Oala Cool FIRST -5.1$, 0: lnurn(t,oqs P4.Y ffh10,740.740,2 Betty Jane II 11111, slightly Injured Vanguard vs Leetburo. 5)0. Janny Eckc'rt,) Demure Donna, 4 Rider 10. Delaware 70 1 40.? 70) Mckisvell (1) 610: 0 )l RegIon Three Jack Hoefer. S Colorful, 6 Ri,n Allison. whose Mercury turn. Rutgers 103. Long Island U • 7)770. P (71) $410, 3) AtManatee JC Lucky, 7 Kilty Shay, I, BCrkIy bled end-over-end down tIe Pa. 7$. Caniseus lamp, j,,t vs Naples Lety. 7; Wiggtcs NINTH - S-Il, 5: 1. trace 12) 6I Barlow vs Brdenton Southeasl. 1 000.300. 270. 7 SECONDS-I$, C:l. lcgejl 's KOWIOO (3) back straightaway, hitting at Temple SI. DUJICI SI so heather, 7 QueStion,) Tricky Rick, 350. 2 20. 3 MIchael least two cars and spewing (5) Union 73, luttt 67 Region Four 4 K's Trouble, S lrrs Jill, 6 MA's (2 5) 10.70. P (75137.70; 31 - 61 parts into the paths of others, VillOnova 71, St Joseph's, A?Ft,LauderdaleOebbons JenIe. 7 Nan Girls Anna's King TEHT.M - 3-I4, C: I Stalky t7 Pa 60 was reported in satisfactory Pivcria Beach Suncoal vs Key THIRD- 3-16. 5: 1 Caesar, 7. 600, 180, 360. 7 Early Newt V'rginia Terh 92. Syracuse EWes?. 7. BelIe Glade tlades Alert's Joe,) Canyon, I Hi Ho Bell, II 70. 860. 3 Sure Scoec (Il 510. conditon Sunday at Moore WrIeyan 67. Williams 76 Central vs Fort Lauderdale Car S J. I 's Scalon. 6 M A 's David, 7. (1 1) 56 20. 1? 09 County Memorial hospital In Yale 56. Penn dinal Gibbons, 5:30 Going EaSy, S Dave's Dream. ELEVENTH 5.1$, A I P'S Southern Pines. CLASS AA FOURTH- 516, M: 1 Phntpm's Chlrn.,man II) 15 iO. 7) 50. 1700. i RegionOn, Duug. 2 Alrft Smibey, 3. Italian M1XitiiQu Regard (I) 4.40, 400. The llueytowii, Ala., driver Alabama 93, Tennenee. At Tallahassee Florida High SIallion. 4 Ahloso Cleen, S Mit:ie Mneola Ms Mufil (6) 150; suffered chest o injuries but no DY Pensac".ia Catholic v, Bount Sh.,n. 6' Black DahlIa. 1 Rolling, L 96 10. P (121 730 70, OP (1 1 *ilh , AIabamO SI 99. Albany St. broken bones, according to Dr. 7, Grace,ielle vs. Tallahassee D.nry Farrow no Sale I $11 A 4nd alt paid 1.5)7 ID, c florida High, S 30 ErIc I..arsen. FIFTH- 5-Il, 0: I Sharp Socks. 3116 Auburn $9, Florida $0 Region Two 2 0 C's Quen. 3. Balnbry, i TWELFTH - , 0: I Minrola Allison is scheduled to start C lemion *27. F Is Soul bern ?9 At Lake Butler UnIon County B'rtley Ripple, S K't Suinpin 8. Bonn'c (2) Ii 10; '70. 9 60; 7. K't from F 5 '.'nne's,e-e Sf S. E Ken the pole In next Sunday's Alachua Sa'ila Fe VS C.alnc'svIli' Without Feathers, F Manatee Toni, Tri,jqr-r (St S 00. 1 70. 3 Ted P-tj ''cby 41 PK Vi'", flichiion1! ()aon.' fl,-,cri t A'i,',t 3 Q Q (7 ) 50 ( 400. 11w VIrgiflt;l S 2 S s s7 Floridi St 90. Mercer 16 Father Lot*z vs Lake Bull,, Union SIXTH-S-I6,A: I Tom Wriod,? 3911 race was postponed by rain. (.rambling $5, AlCOrri SI (i1pt',, Pllv A 3 PraIrie Øcg, 4, ai Ilar,clh. 3250173 01 F'rcnn his hospital bed, Allison Regionlhree 1ryst, 5. Brown Spectre. 6 JOCkSOVIIIC 6.4, Marshall SAtCleacwaterCeatralcatnol'c said in a telephone interview Phantoni't Sck, 7 (Se My Cactus, Kenlucky 94. MiSsISSippi 17 O..'nneflon vs CIet'nont, 1, 8hunt 5 that his eyes were bandaged LSU A7, Varri.ertflf 75 (,ra vs. lenrwater Cci tri'i SEVENTH- 3.16, , I, Soccer Fete Marwtand SI, Virginia 73 because dirt had been In them. Calholk. I 30 Mischit-f, 2 K's Beautiful, 3 J5t.' m.0 55. murayRegronFour I leeifeet, I C R' EspIiy, $ Miss St 90, C-t'Orgla 79 AtPafn.tto 1" B's Suile, 6 Sn"Ootpiy 6th H C.u3!lr.. 71. ..0 71 lmmo*,.jfe*' vs Pompno Reich Block Stint, S. Mystery. \/Vednesday ROtfiS 69, Chicago 62 Ely 7. tIL.our.'ir- C,'ntral Catholic EIGHTH- 5.16, C: I Bates. 7 '. is I'aim'lto S iii £I1L $)4tlilf101C High soccer Whitr'y Shan. 3 Cactus Pete. I Gold " CLASS A Medallion. S MA's Steven, •. team will e'iiy-' 75. .t.rk.aneas 38 17 be honored at a R,gianOn Giacc'H.7 RrbeiQue.$ W,'cbift, 9', (Jsattnngcqa Aim banquet Wednesday night at the At Malone Andy tror- 51 75 Loire! Hill ws. Apa)achkota. 7; Western Stzzlln Steak House NINTH- 3-14. 5: 1. Wviji(f Fayr, 5'"-' ' 1 Lettmuiir,g at :O UP4C Charlot!e 19. Cenfenory Region Two I hi I 5un, 5 FavorIte Fantori. TallahasSee FAMU vs dOcldwin. 6 Lotta Quot.a.l Kim Sue,l F. 0 'v Jut, Rudy, Fill soccer coach, waee sorest 91 N Carolina GreenvHl vs. Grc'ernboi'u, 5)0 WhizZer is S 96 guest speaker. Region Three TENTh'- 5-16, 5: I Spencer, i ',t. Kt-ntsjcky 14, A',ittk Pray AsH)3iia Prep Officer Serorron, .1 MOdeSt GoI, Parents and fans planning to St Augustine SI, ioeph vs. )4elve-hca, S OR's Two p;ng, a. otteod should call the echool for S,i,tasota Booker, 7: Cedar lre- vs. SiL'e Benny. I Brinn'. S My Cindy M(DWE$T 1,i)t i?.i;?iIi51ld Prep. I ?o ELEVENTH- U. B. I t [-., 'i 47 reservations -- P,'i,vy's , Nicklaus Dog Results Out LA!JDERHIL.L (AP - It rains and storms that washed out Saturday's play. looks like a replay. Nicklaus., who beat Snead in "I think we're lost in a time machine," one tour of!iclaI that 1974 showdown for the title In this ambitious event, pulled said, The third Tournament Play. his game together just at the ers Golf Championship appears cice of Sunday's action and tobeadupllcateoltheflr-stone. salvaged a 68 with some az..a.t.... h-i!lit rttir.. J.Cr.tdandJr" .ft are fighting for the title - just as sharp as I could as they did in 1974. There's been be," admitted Nicklaus, who rain, storms and muggy heat has had his problems in late Just as there in 1774. And, rounds this season, "but somejust as in 1974, the cham- how I managed to get It in the pionship of the touring players hole when I needed to." IS ending a day late. Ills 20-foot birdie putt on the But there are differences. In Atlanta In t.l',e tangy Snead 17th gave him a share of the tap r;i r;r! ;rw m,e ;Itri"'s frri ;vit, Just inc truke in front of j hitters. Now, saddenly, t-ouple oi tour nswcniners myslericusly, he's lost 4Oyrth Roger Maitbie and M.rk hlayes,tednt 205. Maltbte, t?w off the tee. "I don't knoi what the 1975 rookie of the year, shot trouble Is," he said, a puzzled blistering, een-under.par 65 L')'J4' ti!) 1i13 IL2X. 41 4 KIIW, LU on,1 #ha IijLfI n,..,',iA Ue,ta,, JU4V*'J 44))c I..A j,uu it. 'Put I'm hitting my irons the I :;. aic, Il l cir* j'"' IS5 t someplace that I can put some iron on it, I'll be okay." He J-dt irons six feet or closEr c .reiet British Open champion Torn t' S/t 7t. t 2" t Don January, the 44year-'old veterav who led at the end of twounth,sIipedtoa7'3 and a rn t ??! vlth ..mn !rsth .t\ Ylc •wItA) t'l tr 'i 7) doubi ku wa to a 65 that gave him shot a lsPiIc a share of the top spot wsth bogt'y. &--210. Lee Tr2%ino had Iic-k1aus at 204. I2undei'pai on i,i28-yard Inverrary Arnolc1 Pamne snot 6-'213. the Country Club course, a iayout Gy Piay*r 71'.3, ar 4 Johnny .Uii partl.ally fionded from the Miller 74-215 - ,, - ' ' " ' '- iS 8:00 P.M. Luxury Patio Apartments S STUDIO I,?, 3 BE 0 ROOM SUITES MATINEES ____________________________________________ - - .. '-P' !.-----%!_.._.!fl,_.,4t.! ---.---,-• I -=-" - .DER TWO STORY 3 bedroom,? bath. carperea throughout, mint :onditucwn. has TIC 121.500 _______________________________ , 125 FROM Wed. & Sat. 4 Sr. 1505 SANFORD - --.. -.,. ' .•' ,' r -,, a''-.. - . -- -. , ,- , , , . .,.' ---- ,, .. . - ,,•." - •. , '-.-. . -, , ... ....., r -, ,i S -' , ' , r RFAllTiII,'LLY WADED "lomesle r- in ' Stenstrom ______________ RACES :JkHo - PIAI,IORS "' Harold Hall Realty Rca Uor 323-5174 Anytime j BIG PERFICTA ________________ \\ Lcrge 1 & 2 Ddrm. } bedrcOms, p4tWkt lamity room, kt'then equipped, fenced rear yard Pr ICC hat beer' reduced to '"" APARTMENTS WHAT *r yOu I 0014 INC. flR5 3 Crdrooms, neil, clean and In 000d cOnclitor'7 Likefrcesfor sha de in Secluded bikkyard Looking for good financing! 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Photography - ______________________________ ______________________________ steel I Concrete arpentry, Free Roofing Remodeling, Estimates No job too large or small Call Red or John, 3735001 -.,-.. 12. Sewing Pet Care Get som,r action with a Herall I Clatsi'ied ad We'll help you wrile ii" Oil ttml wIl bring 4 1,1St Salt' CALL 32? 28)1 __________________________ .. i-,. -'t' '-P'i- '_3tj S..s4" .. '- -. sli nglj All work guarantç-s-tl BPOGDEN ROOFING I/) 6700 - __________________ 4 - Eeprrt root repairs, flat rI Trent Exterminating Co - Com plete Pct Control and Tecmitinc, Free tnspeciion 373 7954 WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME' Buying a new home' Moving to an apIrtment? '- ',- il0of1ngAndCarPefltr, Rep.nr Fre,estmmate's Cal) 323 6769 M1 BROWN PEST CONTROL 1O,'yfR'S BEAUTY S'.LON Itormerly HOrnuetl's Beauty PvC.ic 319 F First. 379 5747 0 - "f" P'it6 Roofing ____________________ Pest Control Beauty Care A iL I __________________________ - - -_-- -' Fi- 1', SEWuCI C,i'.t Srrv' 2'3i Lye 0.1' ('IcJ Cassr-Iberrv Pr'cr.e 531 96.41 0.0 - 'y" 1PI ESTERSON LAPIDCL EARING Bulldcing. Excavatina. r3;lt. work. Fill dirt, ?O Soil. 379 913, ___________________________ -- -___i_ I -.-i-=:-: 1r 3. i.-f ,; r. _______________________________ Land Clearinq ' Eagle Sid.ng Co 851 9563 6. Acres near golf Drive off Markham Woods Rd Trees, high and dry Hores o k U.90C pee jere Owner, 8676695 - 17! AIJd $00 (5. 1 do-or sedan eutoma'ic.air cOnditioned, stereo. white with red interior, 12.295. Call 2.22 1631 (Dealer). BUSINESS DIRECTORY " Secomnole & Vrtusua Counties, Nerd help on that 0turdav lob' Acreage Tracts. small A. large Paneling, doorS. windows hungs TERRY REALTY, REALTOR ccmncteteviork. ctC By the hOur, or 67$ 0711 by the job 293.65 Waxing ______________________________ Residential & Oumnes%. F-cc i,m,itm", ftlili Cleun 12) 59$.t BEAUTIFUL 3 room, 11, tth home, ctrapeo & cal peted ASH, 1-PEE GIFTWRAPPING All thr,gflout Central Gills, KnitS, Christening Gowns Payments 5)47 17 monthly No PA'rTON'SCHILDREN-SWEAR qualifying Assume t mortgage 7610 Hawalpgn Ph 312 flo JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY '' '. I an cover jour hOme *ith alum siding A. suflit system Also ('ear' 3 bedroom, 1', balh, CVO(SdO K ml(hi'n BOthroorn CAhi -irts. S)Ove & rrfricjeqator, blue carpet CC.unt,' tOpS, Sinks Installat,on central heat & air ,n,,niiablt. Boa Cabe-lI 312 805? Anytime P.tyfOn. 327 1301 3 CF. I tilfl, UmnfluJ. living room, Cent. heat, wall wall carpet, en ClOsed garage, large fenced lot Reasonable price. 373 $913 Ifter C- - SWAT' ,i'.)' I-LbA P,'ARKET Anyone can be a seller Or a buyer. P40 Piarge All admitted free Come browse every Sunday 9 to 3 at th Movieland Drive in Theatre, South 17 9'? PPiO.ir- 727 ?7l -- --. 92 & 477. Lcr.qwooa 373 8573cr 53.4 14(5% Fur usii furniture. appluarce;, t00l etC. Buy I or 1001 ttem, Larr's Mart. 715 Sanford Avp ____________________________ 1$' Glass Arrowwithl0hp JohnsOn. $800 Phone 372 0772 --- .lct. 17 CASH 322.4132 Coicmr TVSIrCr7I $S ItS.', from S'S S , rv"e Off ",h es HERBS' TV t75"J 5, Frrnrr 373 l73j - -- -- P.(otorcycle Ir'.;rnr:.BLAIR AG['iC 3 34 _______________________ DAvE 5 :1) 9370 - 53-TV-Radio-Stereo ,,n ''. - - - Aluminum Siding Z'MMER, $2' wide, 2 central ar, carport, patio cover skirting, new carps-? adults only Payments 13041 Phc'ne 377005). Nights 47$ 5569 ____________________ __________________ - - PICKUP JUNK CARS FREE Small price for others Phone 372 t621 -________ - - fl We Buy Furniture - 15 YR FhiA FIPIAcICIPI(; GREGORY MOBILE HOMES i-AD) Orlando Drive Santurd,373y700 . '.-- _____________________Removed _______________________________ Cash for wrecked or junk cars We O'.'i ,i.cm days neck (,:; ollrct. Orlando 561 71)1 -- - co -',. csrmrop' JUST A PHOt'E CALL AWAY -s I? l,t5, new 71' x 1k'. cibi 1)0613) REAL TOPS 373 6)5) 17 A ri r'uubulc' tiorne, r,idc -- -lc'ncrui paSture, large garden ready to For Sate e' Owner 2 nearoom. plant Sell or trade for motor home Florida ncom, 100 xlSO lot, trees or travel trailer located oft ,-I-1?CI 37) 93 Wilson R l Pagla, E. of Wilson _o01, follow sign 3P 507* -. --, -----, ilConditi0n,d Batteries, 112 95 REEL'S BODY I1OP. Aye ________________________________ - --__________ -- 1"ii U -.----- Realty ond e,'cllet',t terms avaIlable-. 3 rwlage - - CAR IDE - double wIde, 3 Bedroom. 7 bath, central air. raiSed scrt'crn SOrli,xd 760", S Orlando Dr room, carport. shirting. payments WifltCr Park - 7105 Park AVC 377 0051 or nights LONGw000 3 Benroom home os 5569 fully fenced yard. new 1-HA loan -_________________________ available 321.500 1 Bedroom trailer, 12'x35' $200 and WE TAKE TRADES assume pa'fmen?s of 360 month SANFORD 3 Bechooni, 2 bath Phone 37? 9147 home, economical oil heat, shady yard, 1)! 293 MAKE orr CR. 43-iof .Acrage DECOIIA lOPS flL :c.uT Re-p Peal EstOteflroker Custom built 7 bedroom, 2 bath Brittany style with Early - tim F iS!h )2 fly, Amcr, appointroen's You'll abSoIuleIyfaIIinlQvew,thtl MOSSIE C. BATEMAN brick fireplace, the outdoor old fathiOnd well, as well Real Estate L'rrIi beautiful landscaping Call to see 322-7643 NO CLOSING COSTSI Ltm down i "' Refrigetf)f,()req P( iJi)flWQlFiL'I -P'- -' in 2683 --- 17'x4S' MObile Home on lot that can be rented, or t.Ouglst, or lot alci-ne 1 you hàvt a mobile home 3730764 3 rm,' 37761?) N .',t5-- 379 7)57 "".- -,.,,... I. ------------______ ,r •. ' I ST. JOHNS REALTY BROKERS 3222090 3 TRIFECTA 52--Appliances 42-MobiIe Homes - DISTRESS SALE - 3 bedroom. Central heal & Cit. Call for details p0-900 Professionally Managed • - 'hi it W. 25th 1:45 ,'i?n.-i _,-t_ - 'HOUSES Monday - Used motorS Sold and ,ristalfc'd Also I? acres cars for parts Open 7 clays week. J&B Anto Parts, East ".v SO Call e&!m.$ OrIA.n ¶'., '.'--______ - for quality furniture, appliances, tools & ant,c',ues Being the fastest growln7 auction service in Florida, we need more mei' cP'3odie. Tfmerf;re n4 pa, .nurv for i,'uallty. No junk Atlend one of our auction soles every Monday eveainq at 7 p rn BERPIER'5 AUCTION SERVICE 1507 Jacobs Road across from DeLand Airport, Rt. 97 OcLand. Ft 1 Phone 90.4734.737-3 toe a better price 6.000 (STU. 75 15 cv. ft uryight fr ,'.zrr 5130 831 6250 ,ifter S 7? 1196 1,'? )vU 377 1959.772 1164 TIREMEP4T SPECIAL urnished 7 bedruom, on beautiful Ave Convenient to stores 'ii . 76-Auto Parts _____________________________ We Pay Cash _____________________________ Central F!orct,m's ',tULIPLE LlSTii', PEAL Forrest Greene, Inc. Real Estate _______ ' " Stemper Realty _____ 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOtJS ES PROFESSIONAL MAID SERVICE 1-or Free Estimjk- Call Cathy, 371 096? It nu ,mnswer, C.,II 3737147 - .'.ant to rent home with an ,crer more jn rural area Willing to revairs and or cleanup In CxChOnqe for rCOtOflOble rent pp, 323 1754 - ,.' '.' 38-Wanted to Remit . "' for )'LLW'LDE EXECUTIVE HOME - 1 bedroom, 30' family room, wt bar, breakfast room choice are,s 159.900 Multiple Listing Service Spa:'IC, 11 ','ii)le 32) . i7? i' Gardens NIGHTLY e, '"' i,., ,,.,, 00 DOWN - Fresh, well located 3 be.lroom. P3 baths. masonary, central heat ana air. Qualily and rent while papers processed Fb4A inspected ano approved 374.750 Owner will sell this n-ion'n fo 113,000 FHA terms Nice area See thi5 ARK LIKE SETTING Enjoy Iifc in lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath with extra large family room lnest area. $77,950 37-Business Property .'. '' te.. . - Wont to buy electric bass amplifier. 373 672 ft,-r S ________________________________ l7V C ri'iich ,q ,373 7343 _____________-- I you're' in the business of building the butines. use your Clssl(iema Ads ten. ROW A GARDEN -- 3 bedroom, Iarg,y tt-ncr'd in yard, near lake in Quiet area 375,900. - eneva Sq. Yard Sanford Auction ? __________________ r.'.'or ,',;,'ii,Ii -ars ',"r,ce, uSed machoc's P.'OOPIEY APPLIANCES371 0691 EMEMBER YOUR TWO STORY HOME? Plenty of room! See this clean. I bedroom, 7 bath. o"ntral teat wltn garage 8. Florida room flnh, s,a non £k h-i h,,.-,,. No IS - inj ti Low .'.'I('.u' .511 '.'i.'' Frame 373 13j P.ornns -____________ _______ Wonted tO buy used office furnture. An', Quantity P4OLL'S Casselberry, Hwy 17 92. 530 4706 Assor'td Colors -- . - , . .i'-' . 25' Apollo, Dodge 440 -- - UV 7 ijç ccci ejira room? Choice i oeuroom, 2 bath, finest neigh borlmood school area 529.500 I '_ -- ETIREMENT HOME2 Bedroom. 1 bath, masonry. hardwood floors, nice shady w,Il located plot. Only 519.000 - 75-Recseationai Vehicles 64-EquIpment for Rent New Vinyl FIuring lIeu l -ai 1'.'ate flrnk,-m$0) W 1st St 32360610rfl30317 evrs I -- --- M .UNS WORTH REALTY CaIIBart -- - - ,_..._ .t-vi. ' - --- _______________________.- ________ Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet champoc 10*' u1ISiJur,,g,t ........ -r4l4V--..-.' CAR ROL.'S FURPlIrURE 7 Bedroom, living room, kitchen. bath. carport, Utility room, oil - -65-Pets.Sipplies heat, unit AC, excellent condition. ___________________________ Price includes house, moving and Siberian HtjSki Pups, AKC. root, & new foundation 310.950 Phone _______________________ female 3200 each. 379 5997 or 37) 2950112 ________________________________ 1167 . -- I _ Lake Bran tley Area CX. you ,',Ont fl a horo7 This rvle has Iran,- answers, Good area, good Schools, Lake Brantley K.12, near I 4 Neat 3 Bedroom, 7 bath home with eat in kltchn, formal clunung, patio PluS lOvely yard 3.10,530 - COPlTRI(IQkl5EQUll.,.,.EpdT IARP,t EQUIPMENT , Fr.rct. utto, Pettte Sales. Rental. Service 117 Magnolia Avenue ALTAMOIITE SPRINGS $ii)li.1 tf)TR.'(T(Tp -- - CO'.'PAf4v 51--Household Goods ____________________ _______ * they're Hot'' * 113 Magnolia Ave 379 0681 - iti ' ....a ._ ' While * -- w 151 Transportation _ Tractors& Heavy Equipmn?, Frame house with slab floor Will move to your lot Price includes houSe, mov'ng and new foun datlon 3 Bedroom, I', bath, kitchen, living room. Oil heat, mit A C. (1000 Condition 31,950 Phone 7950))? __________________________________ Ncr, m.us- ii a rura, ar,a Plo down payr;'enp montniy vavrnent5 ,. than rent GOvr-rrurrnt SOb%idifrtl ,i,f;r- t,- ('iil tc. s*e 1 - -- - 'Em 323•7340 - try, s'wekiva Landing Resort on the river Beautiful oak sPaded lots Fish. swim. boat rentals and free moorage. Adults 372 4470. 888 '' * "Get 3 BR Brick Home 34-4biIe Homes AtIt2OFlorj4, ft,f/,$l ,,. ______________ Bedroom hOuSe urn 133'xISS' lot Cash only. Call 323 3953 after S pm. 7 Bedroom, I bath, furn or un urn $145. Winter Springs on ii.' 904 35) 5326 cm- 327 1)06 al?e I •' .IocatedWntofHwy. 17.97 .4 24 Hrs 32394 10 73175 FRENCH lH,'IY 17971 - - - Modern Facilities - T'A - o P OVE PSTATES Nt'w Swim, I sh hoOt, ciubhu%e sso rio Cre no t.. io Osti-r. ..0 1,''.i IT?*'C?7 AllO.E,Xitcp,.ns t401(io-OCWLI Li,. t........ iktt T DELIONA - First offering 3 BR. 2 bath. OIl brick, Sunken family room, wait to wati carpet, 7 car garage, extras galore 147.500 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES 5, V hiarowick, Broker Oeltona 645 6611 C lean 3 JR I tato. central r and heat, reasonable. Firs?, lest and $100 deposit. 830 4677 atlec I p m 1S-AkhiL'a Ilnmn I nit I I1nsh.d or nlurnih,d REALTY ARE YOU A BIG FAMILY? tt you need spare, se this lovely Sanford Home in executive area S bedrooms, 3 bathS. witt, family room, screened Florida room. Bedrooms open onto patio with pool Centralair, lush landscaping $53,900 Shown by appointment, 3 1314, concrete block home, full',electric, central heat air, $750 down 1. 'eke Over payments of approx. 170 mo. S7 3376 Deftona. ç Auction 1200 French Ave. 63A- 1)2 CIII FANTASTICDEAL' Super location near School', and ShOpping 3 AedroOm, 7 bath. comfo,-table eat in kithei,, wood burnIng fireplace in living room intercom. Inside utility room Asking just $25,200 Hidden Lake - By Owner - 4 Bedroom, 2 bath. Small down payment and assume payments. 131.100. Ph. 33-Houses Furnished iS? have r-.p'rrnce '0 .1)1 peas's of ,igricul!ura( equipment and auto partt, including receiving, StockIng and counter sales. Permanent position w't"i excetlenf fringe benfiI Contact Per. sonriel Off icC A. OUDA & S')NS Ovicdo, F Ia. 305365.5611 An Equal Opportunity Employer , )dXO[11 ____________________________ 321.0041 Sanford - STOP S LOOK for inc display ad announcing thC Opening of San fovd'% ne-west .ind unusual Cactus 5CLr1C W,-iiiva Queen P4'." Park Dr and SR .46 Ice B Mi '. -- - REAL TOR,,, - ".Li illAt. 10145 - "v" tt. - 62-Lawn•Garden -- Sn-4r-r5 be-'t l'g zag mactune ?iid , s4vu, liii' %419 '4) assume baIa-c' payments Of 59 :.c.a.s A) r (t N I Lil Ri-c) Ri'.iI Estate Broker. 371 0610 3?? 0719 3'? - - 5AI MO PPY. I. 7. 3, brdroorr. frail,, opts Adult 6 family park Weekly 3315 Hwy 17 97. Sanloid 373 1930 . , '' PRICED to Sell 3 BR, I", bath. range, refrigerator, (enced yard 32$ 500 BAMBOO COVE APTS fteiironm, 2 bath mobile home, Carriage Cove Tro,Iec Purl 3100 mont,, ptu 355 I? rc'nl 37) 0531 Navy ' --------- __________________--- --==------ , SI il/ICC liE YOPID '*41 rONT PAC f" - ---- .', - - lots of bargains in furniture. plianCes, TV5 and m-scelIanecl4-,. including a complete houseful of like new Iurniture Don't miss thiS sale, flanikAmericard ind Matter Charge welcome. Golden Touch 'N Sew I,,ia - Moliday, Mar. 1, 1 P.M. Wood O Steel dfskS le,i'cu'i.p desk A. chairs, %Ccrtlarial desks & rhif'j, straight Chairs, filing cabinets, 0% is Casin and carry PIOLL'S Casselberry, Only at Kuip Decordtor? S pc beclrOcm Suiti, 395; dOuble bed, complete, 3.15, new dinette, $59. dinette, 6 chaIrs, $50. nice recline,, $55. new set of 3 LRM table's, 340; maple love seat, 545; antiqueloveseat, Mother of Pearl inlay, 3.330 409 W First St., 379 7335 K ish Real Estate 'rio i-nt (.)rcam Wekiva .'nung Resort om, scenic rer Fish, boating, canoe. Adults 372 i40 vs. .. * SALE - Used otfice turnitur' Large oil painting Gold frame Sofa iie Valued at $150 Sell for 3149 Phone $13 $303 30R. I -i Dam. D'EAMWOLO 'drp, ,,e'nt heat 8. air, range, retrig gorage 376.100 E;ECUTIVE - 4 BR. 2 bath, fo*':.i1 dr rat,' o,ir .toe. i room are., ,(,liafr- or q.i t1, '.1,' : %1'4. WITT 322 1727 - P.' $570. 6.60. 3 K's Rudyard (1) 420. with famniiy •oom, (SR horn screened porch, large lot, assume 5)50 poymenis 3) 131$ ______- Apt for rent - It t.. AuCtifl Every I"riday at 12Noon Hig'm-way 461-lea Market. Sintori AU 60-Office SupplIes One set World Book Encyclopedias If interested, call 379 1071 after 5. 3 , 'i;,':,,.,,, P ,'g Real Estate 'r" ;; 'i :.i',, cl?i 'i'i 31 I Iii! '.1 .''- - Fight . 12-Auction - ROBSON /.'ARtP.E 792$HwyI7?7 In 5961 ONLY $619 INSTALLED lerms available. Warerouse must be emptied PlOW! Call warehouSe collect, clays or CVeIlIngS. atk for Mr Wies 'lOS 793 6172. ASSUMPTION GREAT - BALL PEAL TY 31--Apartrncnts Furnished - IC., P Monday, Ma,hl.1916-3B Fl. 1971 Charger, 13' Runabout with trailer 55 HP Chrysler enqln". w only 10 mrS on engine 51,450 790 * SWIMMING POOL SALE * Pg4 distributor must sell balance of 1915 pools complete with sun deck, fence Ond fuller. 3)'z)6 overall. LIKE NEW Completely remodeled and redecorated, 7 3 Bedroom house, rew kitchen with breakfast bar. new carpeting large paneled family room, dining room, new roof, new natural gas furnace & extra large backyard. 377.700. Ownr-r, 373 057? ______________________- LAKE MARY Take your choice of two v.eli built modern homes 2 BR. $19,500. 3 (514. BROKER 10 (31' F TU Oviedo- Duplex. 'urn Or ur'Jrn Ideal tOcOtiC.i Pe,ssun.nte 385 1721 PARTS MANAGER II 70. 31)5 TWELFTH - 3$, C: I Ahioso W L T P1sF GA Jooy(3) 1100,320,3.70.7 Cloy .1 Ui East Divl4n Upstairs apartment. I room-os md bath Partly furnished. 560 Mo miles O'jt Of town, 71 t3rison Ave 323 147$ SECRETARY AVALOPIAPAFITMEP4TS Good typing MuSI like people, ADULTS, PlO PETS basic compassion for others 1)6W ?ncl t Crr positop PER 0P4 P4 EL Went career icb? Willing to work 31A-Dup'exes We need Sale-s aggressive, 000d phone voice, nice smile DUPL IX furnished' or MA NA G F M E N I fun S' (1 Ideal lOCl0ri Or .owtl your own businesS This all Prasonb)r •ent 363 3771 can be yours. Guaranteru salary anvt.m. plux (omm,iion SALES CLERK lake Mary. One bedroom. .otral Exc-ttent company nm''cPs Outgoing r Sr.-i' if for r, 'ri'rl couple person. 31(X) mo csi 7346397 COOK Plush restaurant needs top quality person to wn,k in cutstinding 32--House Unfumnished place. BP.EAKFAST COOK (Jiifurn ',.'i 1? BecIro-orn P-forrt' Must be last. immediate openng 3150 rrori'n plus depost MAINTENANCE COUPLE Phone 379 1319 Study empoymer,t for right per 'I Bedroem. 2 baths, carpeted, stove son Lovely apartment ,ri(l'td 8. refrIgerator. central heat air. plus good salary. oarage. Large yard Jfl 3153 DELIVERY DRIVER Good s.a(.Iry, Qood benefits Im Unfurnlsheg 2 BR houSe with or mediate opening without range and refrigerator STATION ATTEPIDANT Phone 379 1967. Clean cut. stable nersor, can go to work today Nice 2 bedroom block home, furn or 'nlurn --WE SELL SUCCESS ."l'fl,,ir-rc,iiI .173 7970 373 517$ . WHA Cinci N Eric (1* C lnt'plt. (PAUl'. COP4ST 8. REALTY 1306061 alterhrs $31 1420 30AparltnefltS Unfurnist30d - P10TH HUNT REALlY Perfect Retirement Criarming 2 1514. w,itiriO for your special tourli Can t brat the space for tni price See today! CLIFF JORDAN,REALIOR 52)5777 PARK DRIVE- OWNER TFAN SF ER RED Bedroom. caroet, range, 3 -----------refrigerator, drapes. at! stay Central heat S air, fenced lot, l0x160' , - TENTH - 5-14, I: I. Wheres SUlly (6) $00, 1 40. 2.80 2. KG Mc (31 4 70, 300; 3. Lilly Abe (1) 210. TodavsGames Minnesota at Toronto Tuesday Games SANFORD- WIDOW MUST SELL range. 3 Bedroom, carpet, refrigcralor, drapes all stay Screened porch, lot 75'x300' Beautiful garden with lruit trees 'ii OP AND tHINK A MINUTE If Cl65%'Iind Ads didn't work r, 1$n t I'' in, JOBS WE HAVE! YOU WE NEED! -1 .- NINTH - 3$ 8 1 Lake Darling (2) 1080. 3.10. 310. 2. MOCkS? M.tz ) 6 70. 1 20. 3 Araglin (6) 6 20. 0 - •' ,,.1. 323 WINNER 3726457 379 0641 )'r,( 6 1 / 7 /i! iii 'I(.F.%(,')'" 0tlC4'I.ill) tj.t Used 3 7171 .ilter S 7521 F'ark Dr 3?? 711$ After Hours! Ri-alter 7773991 317064* 372 9711 , . (2 8)57 20. P (75) $25.10. 39.SI Buffalo S. Los Angeles 1 Boston 3, Va,icovver 3 Rentak Part tune Hotes% Casher. Ex- 1 perienced Call for apçn.ntment, 1 OR apt lurn or unfurn Adlti, 665 417) ".?."'' after S and wk nds, 1or2 Bedroor.is Adulrsoniy PARK AV(p,fljE MOBILE PARK ?51S Park Drive 370 up to Ph, Iadelhja 2, St Louis 2. tie 1 00. 6 10. 350. 2 Crafty Ike (2) 5 20. 370. 3. Moody Hall (5) 7 10; 0 Sunday's Results 29 20 P (5 2) 1005 00; 31.55 1. Chicag 1 W.sstirgt Montreal Rangt'rs 1, GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL (STATE. INC ''.. JIM JOHNNY WALKER - 7 Pleat appearing Sales persons with car for local demonstrat Ion wOk lop earnings and chance for ad vancment, For interview call $39 1750 PECqEA'TlON SUPERVISOR: The City of Sanford Civil Service Board is accepting Applications for immediate employment of a full time Recreation Supervlso. foe Women and Girls sports an physiCal educatiOn required. Must t4' abk Iuwyci,ilt'.ulnprehen%ive recreational playgrcund and cullureii llf4I*)Vi)'i''. A1.nniin4 qualification College gr,idutc with degree in recreation, physical education or GIlled fields. Contact Sanford City Personnel Cireclor or Ihc Civil Service Of ('ce, City Hall. Sanford for further information or submission ol AppliCation, Resume and Qua I if ica? iOnS -. EIGHTH -- 5.16. A: I Kristen (ii 29 ?7 1 37 racertedip Into the five-second range at the Gatornational track. 0 (7 3) 4910. 1 (3 7 1) 356 50; 39 77 New York 130. Inctana 115 26 31 6 55 191 727 'ii M.Iita, 71 Da*mflnn y A 3709. Handle 3714 76 Champions will be crowned in top fuel, funny car, pro stock, flvCr ill. Kenurky 111 26 31 3 37 710 7)5 pro cump, competition, modified, super stock ar.d stock 71 35 3 SI 13 193 St Lou.s Ii), Vi-ginea 109, OT West Divion T.4day'sGames eliminators, A combined cash and contingency awards purse of SATURDAY Prep Basketball "ius?Gn Denver vs VirginiO at Hamp 10 79 0 10 257 710 MATINEE amost22*),000satstakealogwithyalu.abIeWjp,jonpojn 'tn 3171 6 66 798 701 REGIONAL PAIRINGS NA!CAR Late Model Sportsman driver Chris Dellarco has 'MiflI'i Tuesday's Games 3075 1 6t 711 21? FIRST -SlI, 0:) I. I %D,,n)Il Oieo Sari Antonio at Indiana 3078 1 61 237 716 once again received spcnrshIp from DeU's Auction Centu-. 660. 360. 360. 2 Torn GIbson 121 CIassAAAA etu(ky at St Lou's Canadian Division 380. 1 20. 3 Travis (SI Dellarcoflnsllysortdoutmotorproblet-nsthatplaguedtiimmost ReqionOne W.nn.peq 11 20 7 9078* 510 U (12i 1100. 31 36 Al Tallahassee of last lie had a motor built by Bob Tucker's High PerQtietc 35 1 50 772 725 SECOND 3.16. C I Robe Che Shop in CrIa:xlo and it has been performing beyond College C,ilg.iry 3) 27 4 46 79? 713 (7) 3120. 1020. 5 10. 7 #,iilo*.fl (3; Jackso,tvIIIe Lee vs Pensacola t1?on 5 97?0 expectation.. 540, .110. 3 Happy Night (II 370 Esc,imbla, 7 pm jackonviIte Toronto Is 40 S 37 239 317 00(12)92.20,0(2-3)5910; P123) Parker vs. TaII.thattt'f' (5th. i Atth recent Wintrnlltiri-ttllsrldir$ trlarkint, i1i,rin, ra,I I_ - iL _1l x team diSbanded 71660. 31 - RP9oflTWo he ri second in his heat and was doing well In the 50-lap ru icernaii Saturday's Results THIRD S-la, 0: I Styllh Lact A? Palm Such Junior Colkje Indianapolis 1. P41w Uricteni'i (I) feature. A crack ii the nil pan ut him out of the race after he had EAST 10.5 20,400. 2 Dusty Rose IS) D'ana Brach Seabreeze For? Iii' Army 7$, 6 3 40, 300. 3 Montague Queen 171 workedhimselIon.tetheendofthefrontpk Pierie Central, 7; Edgewaler vs. Wnnlpeg 1. Qun'br 3. 01 Coast Guard IL New Erngla,ind LOkL 350, 0 (1%) 7)60. 1 (I5?J 25160 Dellarco and crew are now in the process of replacing some 16 50*1 3121 Region Three *.ti Ilac- .ai aisj "' u&ai. uzt.kca on 1Jr 1rt'. C'id brakes iaae ConnectIcut 16. Rhode Island FOURTH $16. M: 1 Out Law At Hillsborough cc oronto Ii, Winnup out on the corners and Dellarco (eetc that with diw he will he 66 (Soy (8) 71 70. 1400. 640. 7 Blow On WinIer ,lavrn vs Bradenton CriCOt4 Dartmouth 66, Cornell 63 Dy 9!, S 2C, 0. 3 Lake Denise 12) ManIc-c, 1. Tampa J1tecson abletoout.runtheothercarontheturns, Phoenix 3, Ca'gary Dominican. N V. tO), Mt • 4P.-!I & Accesories Il.t.*JiJ II IU (I Central Ar con , ISi'droom For Rent Prefer Working Man , Evenrng Herald, Sanford, 50-Miscellaneous for Sale - I BR. I baIh, huge corner lOt on pOvecl road, centr.4l n wall wall C ,irpet I c i'll*'nP terms 29-Rooms ,i 4)-Hojses GET 1HOSELU)URY ITF.MS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST I KO'.S TODAY S .'jAIlT ADS' r 0q Sale 10 .1 In or ,iI Icr I I) 377 I& .i( AL I ,1AII ASSOCI''lL f .ji r 'ri;q'd5 Ni"wiy L(,'ii'.i-i) - 5,,iitit s !.ilrs Leailer ' ) STENSTPOM REALTY ill-AL 11.314 172 7420 ?6S Park Dr SEVENTH - 51$, C: I Ce,ma. I?) 7 10, 1 00, 340, 7 M Fancy (6) P,iflg('I'5 TOURNAMENTS Arkansas $1. Ti 'as Christian FAirnot St 101. Shtn4herd II SUrnI's Results ...• T$ I. New 101 You! 18-Help Wanted Il 10. 7 60. 3 Sam Leonard (3) 3 20. Bulfalo 4, Kansas City . . York 0(76) 5500. F' (26) 111.30; 31.11 Minnesota New S. Wyoming $4. .5rii0n St 12 Saturday's Result; XCntuL. 176. P4(w York tOO 99, tndana 92 petition. -' P 41-Houses OWN BOSS Vi i1ing routeS 4ivail4hlc Only 4 $0 h3urs weekly wi'h Complete ComPany training & location set up lnvestmt-nt u( 6O3 55000 Call ,,llect Mr Carson $13 576 5370. fl - - -- -.- BE YOUR , SCOREBOARD - - 24-Business Opportunities BUSY III F (HIL ( CA)I ii, 7.177 I4II, A Phone]fl 1510 or 3?? 0760 Oufdocr iad trolling is the No. 1 sport on the St. Johns River at present but bass fishermen are getting in their licks too with sane L excIlent catches reperted. Lindsay's Camp at the Mim's Bridge on East SR 46, told of many small shad landed, bream and catfish taken by the bottom LU Fishermen and two limit strings of bass up to sIx pounds landed by It.W. Kirk this week. Kirk does has bass fishing by wading and Flashing smiles ph trophies from the reeently-co,npleted DOUBLES mg the small "Gay Blade" plug. Seminole High Booste Club mixed doubles tennis tournament At Osteen Bridge, strings of 20 to W specks are landed daily WINNERS arc (left to right) Howard Flagg, Laura McNulty, Robert and uing. Carmen Vilier, Julie Reagan and Mark Renaud. (Herald Photo and Indicat Ions are that shad in tharea a. some bass are schooling in front of Lemon Bluff in the early by Bill Vincent, Jr.). morning and ramp owner Ed Woods toh of one late afternoon feeding period where fish were striking all over the river. Three generations of the Hawkins family fished together at Wekiva Landirw. Bill Hawkins. son Tommy, and grandson Il(I ______ ________________ cpthg his Chicago WLi:c So serving." Steven. Using "Itapala" plugs, they took 19 bass from three to -But Vecck said, "I _ •,... camp in Sarasota to 2 (MIre.. 2 Ultra Violence. 3. Potty tivt frJlAflds one titiig UiIi wc-ei. ;ii.i. ul:ng 7, gonFour care1e. Hwc3n you damage nuc.cter players. Pro Basketball AtMiami ChriIian J. E)t.iiald Roberts and ILL. Good.rkb, Pcns9Ii1a, visit this Dre. 1. Lake Atlas. Infry, 6 'Th i .i fr as I can ;o," it (re1ation.s1ip with other O%Vfl (i-nt Mct)qan 66. Kent St 63 Pl,intation llro,ird Christian vs. 5p.jt., 7 Ou,'tn Dtt.or,t, •. iite camp every year. Liist year during their stay, they caught over NBA Veeck said Sunday night. "To CrS)?Obviously,ftwasnotvery Cnnnati $9. Son Froacisco Coral Gables Oeersborne. 7; 0*-Il,. 300 assorted fish. 'Ihey are back ag&n and their first trip on the Eastern Conference u. OT Fvirctlade, v Main Chrst..in, do an}Thing else would be sub- good to start with. It took two TWELFTH- 3-I, D: t. 8e Atlantic Division Coloado 6$. Kansas LI .0 Wekivayie!ded21fish1ncludingafourpo'1ndbass. SW RedOevjl.3 EsJumoQueen,a jected to who knows what tn- three votes to get ownership. W I. Pci. GB Dayton 17, Cincinn,,te X,ivicv Jan. C, S. Go Go Cctu, 6 .ij,it)y (erty Carpenter and Mike )3ronson fished out of Wekiva "They say they want unity Boston known terrors." 40 II 690 -75 E'sie. 7. Andy Sh.,nnon, A ti River Haven landing a total of 26 redbreast and 8hellcracker 35 26 .574 6'; Dctroit $9. Loyota. CIraco Pro Hockey C, ct i,,s Veeck, who got permission and to do what they wr.nt," he Buffalo PhiIpt 35 27 565 7 Marquette Al. Notre Dame 75 bream the largest a shdllcrackerweighing a pound and a quarter. from fellow owners to buy the added. "1 want unity too, but 33 37 414 12 Miami. Ohio 16, Ohio U 75 NHL George Cheney, camp manager, also told of a five and a SATURDAY NIGHT WhiteSoxlatelastyear,fguros why not do what I want? IF Central Division MichIgan U. towa 71 Campbell Conference quarter pound bass caught by Mike Muse as he cast a "Devil's 3$ 25 60) Ni f'rasha 60. Ok'ahoma 51 his move will give him an edge everybody started training, Washington Patrick Ovliion FIRST - 514. C: 1 Cleveland • r' i-.36 71 oOO ' lrtrc" !irirceujht1, - - . • .r'. - ...,. t:.. " -'-I -. •-• ': ... -. .r'! have Ie 30 31 .1-72 10 10 II J I7i 2 On the East Coast, Captain Al Kline on his big bottom fishing I 40.5 40. 1 Purt S.IVer tn ii 00. 0 Ii '-' fl-i.. ., .,... - -,,-.",.. .)u .., V t.).kO'a - '- 86 uaota St PlY hId 3317 I-) 79 710 150 1)26 $0.31 v' boat the Snow 'White 3, brought in a catch of 3,500 pounds of red 7635 176 Ii $1 Atlanta 7179 9 63 704 195 SECOND 3-1. C: I. Coroll Kid Western Conference appermesday.Thesnapperaverated15poundseachand Were NU Orleans 19. Utah St 75 NY Rngr 3) 3-4 53 211 67 (31 $9 00. 960. 560. 7. Banio Blale Midwest Division H Te.as St 10$. bradley II Smythe Olvition caught in nine hours. (II s.00, 5.70. 3 Te*as Sue (5) 3 20: 26 34 433 Northwestern $7, Ohio St 7$ CP'icao 76 21 17 69 195 191 Trolling buuts working out of Inlet Harbor are hitting king 1)5600; P (31) 716 50. DO (43) Dc'roit 24 35 107 1' Oktatoma 6$. Mi.souri 57 Vancvr 2$ 7711 61 2*3 216 91 00: 39 69. C mackerel when the weather allows them to getoutslck3. 77 39 361 '1'; OklaIrn,i City 68. St Lou;s S L(4.i'S 73 30 10 36 195 721 THIRD - S-li. D: 1. AIrt's C,VO 18 II 305 7'; Oral flobei-t 79. CreghIon 70 l)uring the warm sp1i last week, snuok to 12 pounds were Mi-'r I II II 0) 156 731 1rt-t:aII (5) 300. 510, S 00. 7 Te,tas Picific Division Purdue $1. lll'noss 4? *C 12 II tO 31 151 769 landed off the !)aytona bridges according to Wayne Brady at the Ma (4) 500, 500. 3 G.E's G :te 43 17 .117 IIlino 19. Evansville 70 Wales Conference Opdl (I) S tO Q (4 5) 41 00: T (Si Al Fishin' hole Tackle iop. Blue fish are slower in the Hallf1ix 31 31 500 13 To'r-clo B). E Michican 77 Norris Division $670. 32.17. IA 31 31 .500 13 Tulsa 86, New ?/c'iico St $3 River but sheepshead are plentiful, channel bass, three to (ow Montreal 16 9 7 107 270 111 FOURTH - S-Il, M: 1. Country --.......... ,, 11 iii 'it,. .., , OlII n_,, .. . -Pnten,i ' TV Ik.:_.... m'LJIicjri VJ. 3 01 nqCle5 1 31 77 7 69710 216 pounas,anua!ewwealulsnarerulungunsweek. A -f (1) Ad 7870. 1770. 510; 7 Pcrtlar.d 77 35 43517 W Illinois 97. Akon 93 Pitt; 77 2511 65 766 744 venturer (3)3 SO. 710. 3 lrsh S7ieila Anglers on the Main Street Pier loaded up on bill whiting Saturday's Results WCtIta 51 lA LOijviItc 74. Dtrot 19 3.6 9 17 164 215 (31 280 0 (3 1) 7 80 P (1 3) 771 SO. Pd(w York 9). Chigo Si (IT Tuesday. Merle Keller, pier nwnager, said the Northern Spring '.,ishn Brown's G/Corvette Ready 8 46 9 25 81 314 asflflgton 92. PhOfflit •9 migration of Iluelish has apparently begun. On Monday they hit Adams DIVISIOn ' FIFTH - S-li. 0: 1. Lake Gimlet MI*aukc 117. New Orleans SOUTHWEST Boston 10 II 11 91 746 176 (5) 1600. 540. 510. 2. Shu Shu Baby at Sun-Glow Pier, l'ort Orange, on Tuesday anglers on the 1e,as TeCh 10). Rice $1 Buffalo 3515 II II 766 191 (1)100.160; 3 Swirl Chamber (6) For Aiarch 1 1 Gatornationa I S PurtlInd 119. KanSas City 105 Daytona pier literally slaugttered them. Frozen fingerling mullet W Texas St 79. Drake 58 (OnU 28 7311 67731 "0 ;5 00. 0 (I 'I 'iS 0. P 15)) ItS 70 Sunday's Results cut in hail was the most enticing bait. C.IPt 2331 8 S-i 704 225 3171 Ph.Iadefphia 130, Seattle 115 AR WEST Saturday's Results 5lTt4 --1.5, £ I I.al Ann.i I)ick McMerney took a limit string of snook topped by a 12 NiIRA Gawrnauonals, Marth 11-14 at Gainesville Haceiay. WShiVQ1OIi flO. Houston 10$ 91, 40T cago 3 80. 3 Brokers' Bonus (5) 300. 0 PP'oenix l. Detroit 9$ Rrown will tow his super$trong G-gas Corvette to do battle Gnza'a $6, N AriZona 80 Tackle Box in South I)aytona, says they i're alse In the Tomoka Montreal 3. Atlanta 2 n &J. T I? 3 t) 5/8 00. 3925 An9tI.s Los iO$, Clevelônd 97 Grand Canyon 77. S Wet, St zaustover20Oothermodinedrace-s,Ltyear'tnqusljfyjng Tonto 4. California 2 RIver upstream in brackish water. Portland 102, Allanta W ------- ! ________ &-Child Care FORT LAUDERDALE "Of the players, ic had difference?" Veeck is iot a member of the (AP) - Baseball marked its been invited to our regular traditional opening of spring camp," he said. "We felt those owners' Players Relaticns training today with owners and 10 had at ieflSt an outside Committee holding its 23rd with players sitting around a bar. chance of making our club or session players' gaining b1e here and all but we wouldn't have invited them. representatives here, and, he one training camp completely "If this thing is settled In a admitted, "not privy to what closed, few &iys ... then we will be able they're doing." Major league heirarchy to put a team on the field to play Seiti said the renewal clause, agreed to keep camps closed scheduled exhibition games part of all players' 16 individwhile negotiations are under without risking startthg fellows ual contracts and the expired way with the players a ci- too early and the risk of in general labor pact, allows a ation on the reserve clause, Jury." player to become a free agent He has created furor among one year Uter he fulfills his which binds players to tens for life unless traded, sold or fellow executives, such as Mm- contractual commjLrncnta. flLo(d'S Clark Criffith who released. Only Bill Veeck has opposed called the action "stupid the plan to keep camps closed, very narrow-minded ... self- ----- ' I97 Ckk,w Criki Ar+irri I I 117 I -1III 1 eittlnu in -'+h. • R?+. r,ciHnn MIIVI,4, U ' - a - -, 9-Good Things viis nvr hi wn - ' J r - - 2,10 !t* - ?- " -' -=.r 'i-Z-.'L?t 1 �________________ _ - ___ _____ ________ iI& lwlicl~ - __________ __= - M =maw% - 0 1N r~ Ii7 - - _1~ ~~, I 415-Evening Herald, Santora, i. -: vvjoid.y, M,rci) ;974 --_--- o Prciu PugZ$t An-w ore: HOROSCOP E ZIN - 4 PAIN IN rg;1II.0 4n ACROSS ) (5 R - I Go by 11 - 46 FO4Jjeetv'd tO Spnts'uQ 0_fp N fly F,LRNICEIiFAJI (ISO I, For Tuesday, March q, ,. ) f/_1%k ' 1)1/'11 /-- - c A - II 5 ( G 16 3-i L ., I I - it I (L ? L / A I A T ________ A - t 32 Feel (comb 2 3 Di L-1 —I- ~ = Q - - ,i; IkkC,N'T ASK SCME)SIC-, :`Il1PRS0NA1_ =Aclvi C,..ASS.. __ ...611,W.....".arm a ft. V lI AM - _' _ -9 ' --loo -.11%.. I* 'I'l ____ -I - M4 r Jr :'~' - -..., - .1 _ ~ I ~ 'l N c- f( -= , % I ____ MY WORLD ALMANAC 15 A VERITA5LE- TOWER YOU 11 . ' . fli . I T 11 '7 ii ' . I . lg - . .. - . // , . ".. I -, \ yy-_ ull sr. you don't lose energy or important proteins INs way. . xpader and isri t han1ul ' do hope, however, that you include in your diet enough bul and partiruiarly cereal fiber ,, . & '.1%, , _ .P .n ) =-,,_ - .V- -- bv . Bob Montana 4RCHIE - - Gui — ________ su;zc EXICT '' ' OWED IuE FOUR DOLLARS FROM LAST WEEK ! / I r) =/ oucAsHMycHEcuc FOR FIVE DOUARS? X, - ... ~_ / ____ . I I' I (I-. 11 ~ I .- -addressed ____~ / "fl -- l ' AI [ I - was , delighted to have yo,ir article -stating that o) 1 u11i cholesterol count 1 called a dietician at the hospital where I had been a patient and she said I could also have shrimp, lobster and crab I've no idea where her Information _____ -----_j — by Bob Thoves F-,'-ANK AND ERNEST . This time thej would be The lawsuit alleges that rewarded irrespective of Ilazison aixi Fogle were "intertlattally --iing deadly force" when they 3t'ot into Mrs Pass 1 LIVE TO THINK 6-04--l" ) I\'i...,,'. A rubber bridge drop when holding - ' AJ xz oppossteKxz There was no idverse bidding plaver has no problem %ith e,tod*a 's hand Ile lets East fe 'oted come'ifrcinandl hope its tn.' hold the first spade wi th his and both opponents when he cashed dummy's a!though since you didi.'t spade mention the other shellfish I'm also. and wins the third. Then king. rather skeptical. lie takes the club finesse and makes his contract whether it There are two d!ets I'm supposed to follow, a low MODERN, send S? to: "Win 4W do thiS at Bridge spade but will put in con siderable study about thc se. newspaper, P 0 Box 489. ,ond one. If he wins it and the Radio City Stafton, Now York, 1 Il on 'e runs u" N V 1OO19 should also duck the first starch d-et because I'm hypoçlycemc However, fi or u ha 1iate ve an, i,,. yo her Wsui sour m isdemeano rs reached on the misdemeanor ,i charges. Thm ci,• cl&rru tbt hiufwp#, .1 -==EE ( ,•,. 1 ,>ii,j t -,j i L / (.. - --- ~'.4~'7 ~ . .1.6. 'S- cholesterol Intake ~ J J which replace older values that listed them as high-fat, highcholcstffol foods. A three and a j i~l c DE FA4T0 (APITALIST fl 0 a a X BELIEV - 1J L= _. ~+_ -tc A - W ,, %Q - 'çf/ ;~ I — WU fVn1(l Is .,r.i jr HAVE ANY* .:--' . 111 contacted the StatL, Attorney's ._ F I. 11fl • ui 'inquiring ),I 0' 4 d f r i ii t urn ____- " I '—) ____ Today -..ç' 4-A . - tL ,yl 3.1 "Ponr Plan' He drearned upa new lax last night and now he uI di t t it ' I ________________________ ______ -Zmp~__~~__.-- -- - -. -- - , ."--- - . TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K Ryan - ' ) I OF FLE WArk F*A I N \T__, V) 0-ft"IAR RAI N T il if It PAT r-OR ? Ir I II r .;:rzVlr r,,'_C'R V ~~ ,_,T) 5i . A&W so FOW IV CFJ_ ! I , FAT W, &a 85 c4qr- IF I -1 4!:r'f7fU4 III - ,-' 1 • fltwff AN A 5" PANN. I W,J& V MW. - - t r -. 1 ;r X,157! 111.1 "u'- I - '1 RffWAWr5 ( i 4 -, (I (omkc IH Crossword 4-11 Editorial 4-A Dear Abby 5,-A 4H - ' A , *4;1110 4 Herald ,taff %% riter .- ,-. ____________________ -.1----7 2'r-t-VIP! V!X~ . , rmw ~ . Law Gun • ef ii,. -io ..921111- J. . — ,.", , , — UI VV . , I lieu - , ... 1!h k __________________ £ printing as a coaticted felon before going to county jail to __________________ l~,..,_;,,~ ~i,~ • -- - ~ - -_00113 Zkt~ ~-, , ~ _r .. " 1 -._- _-___ case and had landed in Jail on a recei ved three years probation bad check charge on a plea of gw't' to attempted . "nen the day you got out of sexual balteiI A 30-year-old jail you violated probation Sanford system. nousewife is the first person in Usually defendants with no again with another bad check," A In a case scheduled for txial 4= Seminole Count: to receive a priorrecordrecelteprobatlon 9osemanntold th eslimyoung this tteck Stephen Joseph , thrce-year mandatory prison in circuit court on first relony man. Contl 19 o1 1151 Landmark "Your pre-ientence in, -A a', &IV `-, term under a new state law offenses. appl!-ing to crimes in which a Assistant State Alty. Charles vestigation report is horrible," this gui to burglary an waived a It gun is used. Cordon said the Ervin case is Hosemann. said, 'Wh ~e first in the county in which morning I got a supplemental 4 Iliggins Terrace, &,inford, was the new rrinridatory three-year jI that shows in a Conti o to years in stale : sentenced to three years in prison term foruse of a gun has period at a Sanford bank you prison plus three years ' Ird prison plus I _V been ha d insufficient f d ball probation. _1~~ 1 Monday by Circuit Court Judge 5 ,! nte need to 2 Yea rs checks." . i . . -,_- -- _______________ _________ 1_. ~ . ______ .- - = !ti. I is I s i 't._ "---, ~-~;~ ~ % I ~ . - - = _. ,I - -pp, - I S~ .. %, --&~ ,I 4.I ,- -0 __--~_ _~ t.- 4 1. S ,,oel. ,19~5 .,. -: - ,, ",__ I f ( ~_&_ _''' b f : L ,I - . .$k- -=-_-Z ~ .J . '( :* ~ _,W On Oct Ci' , 9 o ~f ., _7%. JI por: - W_.~ --Mnff-_--, ___11116 -, \ 41 - , \ \ N1 ;;Oe a ,' ' .- A' , .q, F, _- I. ,* , & . .. - j''11 "4a t. ''\ 29 a circuit court Judge Hoscmann sent Stephen real go3d con artist,' said broke into the residence of jury found Ms. ErAn guilty of Wayne Ilayes, 30-year-old Ilosemann. 'Investigatior, George T. King, 403 N. aggravated assault in the Aug. former Sanford resideni, to shows me there's a definite Hawthorne Circle, Winter 30 wo=hng with a pistol of prison for two )-e,vs.and meted (.Timinal intent and that .1you Springs, on Feb. 1, and stole a Curley Barber, of 2214 South- an additional three years have n3 respect fer the law or gold watch. $44 cash and an west Road, Sanford, on W. 13th probation English dagger. for obtaining property." St. property by worthless check.Gets Probation Conti said he sx)16 the watch M' F'nmn had been free on Gecrge Harold Alford Jr, 20, hayes, who had recently been for $36 to a man who he didn 't bond pending completion of a living with his family in of 407 Orange Ave., Sanford, d d turned the court-ordered pre-3entence Melbourne, pleaded guilty Oct. received a three-year investigal,:on i PSI). 6 in the case involving a 1110 probationary sentence on a plea P0 ce w arrest Coitl .. You' ve got a good PSI," check to an Altamonte Springs of gullt fn leating t1e scene of a -i told Ms. drup, store is September. an accident with personal inhis record as a juvenile of runnun! P ftenicion, 1INt Defense attorney Gerald jury. Candition3 of there'$os*ffct,m. I've gøt to 'aturday afternoons to benefit the Little Red Scbsol house, COLLECTED ~T--..---.Cl ~~~, ~ - ~_ I, ~. -_ -_ !~!._,7j , __ - - -,~_ --=-_ . I -_ I M - _.- I ____ -_ — I I - -_ =--- I .- -_ elgtt tune and .tbat Puwerg told the court that probatio'u [ni1de pytn, for .~ .,. F ~__:_ I saW you away because a gun $1,713 restitution has been daI to a woman's auto anti '&,wd severai convictions Un marijuana charges while in the was used. 17he!sw Fays I've flat inade by Hayes on oftr bad for her medical exptnses. - ~ to do wtkat I've got to do" __ -, - . _~_ ~_ - - = ~-_,454A-- ~__ -____-!:~_ - _4 . - --- -_ . ~__-- ~ --- 9~=E* - _____ -'-- - r --~-ple - __ -_:.,C~~ If - .._~_ __ 1. - .___-=- --f--_.~ .-_.~`7.i_~~] kp_~.--_ . X~_-. , V_ ~_ ~.~ - - .= ~_r~_ .K-4q -, - Seniors By D,UNNA ESTF.S ur ens ncrease '11x- staff at the TowerS, Connelly .qdd, adding that the a one-Wroom apart-tricat of CIP W `8 os s pr,)blcni.s ficing at lca.51 some addition to her social securit). of th1 rstdtnts there The children helped out some uieanwhilc, are paid less than flctest raise following on the $103 including oil utilities ex She retired to Florida in 1972. writil % ith the recessic n they too the averr.ge for the area, ad. hecls of a December increase cept the telephone. 1"he rent (, 1 u t Of A Series) .Teased to $126.60 In renting her apartment at Brain have fallen on bad financial ministrator Hawkins Connelly was "like hitting them (the was in, ns are all r The need fly. a rate Increase at said. "Their wages have not tenantsi in the stomach and June, 19173: went up to $134.94 In Towers before well increased in three years," he when thet recoter giving them August 1974, to $144 in Sunshine State fowers Is Any increases in the cost of Bram A widow, she had struggled to living can be fina,icially December, 1975 and wffl go up documented. But regarffless of said, adding that those on fixed an upper~ut to the jaw," "My desire to hold down the another $12 monthly on April 1. bring, up and edLicate two devastating to a person on a how well dociumented the need, incomes react to any cost in• children DUll iorking Into her December rent incriase was , it doesn't ease the plight of tie crease i ncome. And the ford old by Seeks -- ! :4x- ___ ' ~~--- _.-1-_-_---- ----_-_ --_ ______ -_._- --.I-;-_ --~ Count Aid mi -*. ~ . - ~-_ __ . - _ L _: ff ktwk ir ~; , _-~]_-'.-va! 11___ -.-. In Project , -- Orr Welcomes SEEDCO Probe - By JFAN PATTE-SON Herald Staff Writer dependent audits reviewed by the federal government. lhr1n't. Orr, president (it Sanford 's Seminole Ernployment Econornic Development Corporation iSI E1)C0), said this morning he called last week for a federal investigation of his organization to clear the air of vicious charges" made against both SEEM.)arKI Orr personally. -Lakeland) today responded to (kr's request, by calling for an audit oFSEEDCO records by the federal government's watchdog agency - the General Accounting Office ((:AO) Rep. Richard Kelly (R-11oliday), who has indicated that he might call for a Federal Grand Jury to hear the gations against SEEDCO management, has not yet ui . ,tled on a tnur- e of action Ilis office reported today that prehminary staff work open as we could "Our records are public information," he continued, but I believe th ey should be seen by people who untk'rstand v,hat they see" The issue centers on Off's alleged refusal to open SFLI)CObooks to the public Actually,Orrwasaskedto show payout vouchers covering the fliast five years. lie refused to shots the touchers to an Orlando newspaper. Orr said he had not been treated "fair" in press reports concerning the poverty-fighting fighting agency. ant t show agency records ti the Eterung Herald lie toiday extended th.is same invitation to everyonee pre sent at the ( h.imbtr nt t ttn' In Orr's request to Sm. Ctules. he said "SEEIX.'O We h.ne made our audits public" said Orr "The }ubIicdoeshavearighttoknowandwehavetriedtobeas -M' 11 1. - I Television Women 6-A 5A the most d'sirithle ourr Kelly himself made a fact finding trip to Central florida over the teekend. Spienking at the Greater Sanford Chamber 0 Com- columnist for the Seminole edition CbiIes'prsagent, Jack Pndgen, said he didn't think vny criminality was involved dnd that the matter could be Monday's high 86, today's low 55. Itainfall, .80 Inch. Chiles had been "bombarded" with letters and telephone 'DC0 and its president. Ile said the czIlsdeprecating SEE Orr also disputed ifacts about last nursday's press conference -called to make the request to Chiles and to l'aru, ciouuy inu turilinutu warm through Wednesday with ticious alkgauorcs tutu umutl*1uv3 writ aisu btmg directed to the office of U.S.Sen. Richard Stone (1)- ij UpCJ for- perusai Orr said Ite'ius were chosen at random and criticized -; - - - _Iiil - .= ~!~! -,%,Wf ,J- '7~,. %_ il-.-t ,_~-~ .- - ,, -, --_ -~;.jg:~i__ l-= - 47 .tj-Z;'~*A~ t zh 4N.,.-. I %rfY:9~ .)--- - ..- ~4, . 1. _ fe- I I IW2 -L, V k . _ '. , ,,#~~.?7 r t ~,- "I.-i i - ue YN ,ii It-3v -L yi~~w X_V._'f". _#.35 ~ 9~:;-!-!~`~r--Z "W- - , - ,_ * & , ? 7k - -,~?~ - ~ #-#P_J,1 t~ g ye _ "I '~ -- -- -, %. _'__ - ~ 1P ,.--IA 4,14:u , ~rl. , e .1 11 ill 'C . .11~1 f, The county co mrn1sinon was a"" - - - - enthusiastic about the project and promisedadecislon by next Tliesday. The decision will be based on an opinion from the cOw1t ittorfle) on whether the commission can fund projects tithin the city hmit.s of San ford. I think it s a good idea, and I'm very much In favor of it," Commission Chairman Michael -~11 - •q Mr G I - ______ I -_-_ . ________ I --, _____________________ .- b - , -,-, - , I - __ . , ______ r _A __ il - _% ,- ~ __-- - __ - &- - __ -k I ! ~_U . -. Chamber speaker Ilwace Orr, SEEDCO president Ift for the county cununission Li, 7.1 ' ~- IVI . -'i 111 Al ~ - - , - -- -=-- t~~"A- RU Z - -A - -/r c 3=Z=-. , ~1;t . _ -1 H I prolects completed so far hate been funded by' local corn- - - d h d X. i- ~_k,.Lv_.,,", .~-.__,_ t'01 V;l Ilowever, all along, Orr has offered to open his office 3-A they'll believe the government." ;- _1;~~-,~ztk~4~i Eoghan Kelley's office near ç .Vi`.z - Tb. thiulrrnan of the Sanford planted in the flowerbeds, which are p!anned to extend from Memorial Park past ~,,I, 1A, ;1 -,q ,!,~ ,:~~ '. Herald Stali Writer (Bill) Glelow told the county fft&PAW .- By FDPRICKETT flexible enough to absorb added proliement Project (CIP) today asked the county corn costs miur,srrs l arge ~C,_. --.,.,-.'---__ --- 625', HeraldStalfYprlttr Obituaries : Ar 310 4,At, I 's.' 411 3-A I(ol,ItaI I by - BrIdge Dr Lamb • ________ I - - - fit BOBILLOYD 'dlwb~ btf and Cont$nucd (in Page 2 lit, 1 lobster and still eat other iJg II Ic.' '3 Anab, M = .41I . 1V U IV you 111mit your cholesterol in. take to 300 milligrams, a day, you can't eat much shrimp and 4. jzt-, - - ~, I - - U , - .I On Oct 27, 1975 Mrs Brown - _~ any sinuhir imount of meat If :4 =.y-,..is \ ,- ;_ 1 1 I. ". - 41.-.0. III . - _. ___ \ -= :. -...,. )F - tTab any more than you would - __41- W New Under Brown or her legal counsel that lecked her health mug SO1flf tliirgs have to be paid riusslon for $1,000 for four Hasson and Fogle had made ttr'ourmont each month. There Is no flower beds, which are part of a stattments charging Mrs. hospitalization, she decided the o f These enses include Birentennial beautification Brown with the felony One resident tho te shall big city tias no !onger for her. detelopment opened in the fall books and affected by the In3udits the Towers project. agg ravated it with an been She has a small pen,sion in i 3 -A) increase. of 1972paidamonthly rental for refer to , -is Mary Continued On Page A. t)l)ifies the rmi.st approve each flationary spiral. CIP Chairnm Mrs. Walter ._,. need not be concerned about __ ..- I, Sentenced h ----- - . - "" " \ - is"Mill~ . .. First income, who must come up with per cent over a three-and-one- for was not enough." he said. additional money to pay the half year period, a ve been - It a very unfortunate thing Deparunent of housing and su bst antia ll y less than other 0 higher re nt. Urban Deve1opmnt(hiUD) has Original teruints. who moved Costs of esiergy have more costs of li% approved the latest increase. The federal government in when the 12-siory. 158-uni! than doubled, everyone has 4 foods based ~:9 -~~ .- . - 46.. % the election until Friday because only about a all-dozen vntt'rs %Ould hdve made it to tb. polls today The town has registered voters. _____ -_ _______________________________ . chccks and sought probation for The court restricted Alford's U S Marine Cori plus charges T A FET A and Special 0I)mipics for Lhe County's retarded "I would never have done it if his client. drivers license for one year for of AWOL and desertion. ;csidentx are i from left) front, Steven Tillir one David Ro%land; I didn't have to," Hosemann Ile said he rrceived a -uTiA Slelbourre-irunister asked we for business purposes only. deiirable discharge" from the back Brian Nulty, and Jeff and Robert Tillis. Anyone missed by said as the defendant, dressed the court to make him Ilayei, military service and asked thi the boys may drop th eir papers off at 112 Tangerine Dr-he or at in a neat orange-colored outfit probation supervisor but Judge Morals Case the TAFETA XXchange, 207 Mapolla Ave., Sanford. (11cruld was led by a dely.ity sheriff to Flosetriann noted that Ilayes In another cast-, Therri Clyde court for Immediate sentencin [hoto by Torn %incent the turt bn rail for finger tiohuted piobation in an earlier Rogers, 55 of Forest City, in the burglary case 'a greed disposition" tas should be skeptical. You can eat food If you limit the .dl -. lectinan Carroll TarbeH said town off Icials decided to porApone Mount Holly, Vt., Collecting newspapers from their nelghb,twil to Ra~ enna Park on arid in July 1975 at triRl time an ._. . 1. -Tr----, ". ~I, % -.-,--T / hunt List sheriff's tment. Tlie luv,tt'a1lees that tile recent information regarding this particular diet' I know there must a great niunbEr of people who have Ws same dietary nrnhls'm I Reagan's advcjI for last week's New Ilarripshire primary alt reached Hay State aisdfen' i ord was unopposed m a simultaneous primary contest in ' ft - In the state's largest city, Burlington. Iewi t or fkti tj CORIMMS10t) Of L fe]0111~ W. Or. time. The suit allegti that Mrs. Brown sto pped the auto and Fogle "held his gun aimed at ier" when she got out of the vehicle. She was taken to police headquarters, according to Ole %91, stripped, searched, subjected to 1*oking proicedure without charges being bmught ~ 0cwaIc ., .- I Vet — - tern- "It's very, very slow," said I,eo Carroll, votiN impectoi, in concentrated on telephone canv assing and media advertising, , - __ !~ I li years. Vermont trAay, and on the Democr;i1lic side, oi0v J!mmy - II _______________ 'llic Vermont race had been expected to draw only a light turnout. And the snow storm cut into that as Vermont voters cast ballots in a presidential primary for the first time in 56 that she was not conimitting a lobster intake a little more and - . ~_ . . __ I a ._-, ~-, - - A,. :. ..'r'i'.v..iJ %0`1j;III&1A:! upernng lead - b * I _,-, . . ith moderation, restrict your t- - - --__ - - Z7.-. beverage agent. e because East ha[çened onlN two spa d es Pass 3 N. T. flass Pass I h'1f ounce serving of raw oystern contain from 37 !o 58 milligrams of cholesterol, a similar amount shrimp is ISO milligrams lo bster, 200, and crab 52 to 98. You can eat shrimp In ____ V. '_ DEAR DR LAMB Colon and Constipation. Sew a it _________ ____ ____ ( 1: /I /('=_ th vulnerable I -_ ~ eman a very normal corI and would go after the overtricks. players would grab that W £ A 107 A2 y po ec he had dUCKed the second spade. But if West had led from a five-card spade suit, he will have chucked his contract tight out life window." Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. Letter, Numbir' 2-I, Irritable fat, low-cholesterol 113 pi2P~_ 1 FA , I ballot. On the Republican .iide, Ford's Massachusetts organizati,)n peratures barely above freezing. R Sues Sa d cond spade They would see that their three notrump wasp same three he tould score f SOL"I'll Mi , Bonnie Stratton Brown and ClarenceBrownseeks$61000 compensatory damages plus unspecified punitive damages a May 17, in conn tion w 1975, incident in which police officers fired into an au Mrs. Brown was driving. Named as defendan case, assigned to Circuit Jud e K.mneth Leffler for trial, city, policeman HU&SOfl and former pnliceman Oysters are relatively low- 4 19 U ' sontroIling constipation can _________ , - ot bran buds you may not need Boston had a dusting of snow and blustery wuxb aix! prosecution and abuse of • K3 l Lamb -- .%.0 -,% I I X .11110 Metamucil to protlde bulk for almost any - ou, amount depending on what other items you include Ln your Those wanUng inforination on Wet and ,q ,iH have a low — - ~w liatise and the Metamucil absorhedforfoodfor your body . (__,._ -) - . i I %. - Etenii g Herald, P 0 Box 1SM, incidentaNy is digest., d and ~ 7) Co u pie A I.Ake Mary woman and 14 her husband have filed suit hi clrcuitcourt against the City of Swiford cit lic a lormir plic man th1t.rging u.se of excessive force, false arrest malicious ! 6 EAST AQ3 -- Carter, Sargent Shriter and Fred Harris were listed on th*. transmission line knocked out power to 20,000 customers in 12 western suburbs of Boston and Interrupted balloting on voting machines, the Boston Edison Co. reported. Electricity was restorM to six of the towns within two hours, but the others were expected to be out until the afternoon, Poll openings varied from 6a.m. to 10 a.m., but all must close by 8 P.M. .... ,,-'.'7-. nfor V A95 wE.ST I&KJ 8 f4 2 your letter to me in care of the I --\1 _. I: I* Dr. k uld no' .get the good from my food. I don't take anv other by Al Vermeer -1 ~; MEMORIZED If !! W ff III _______ _ oder if it could coat my ,I stomach and Intestines so I would make what you are I! Several election officials predicted many voters would stay borne as freezing rain pelted some towns In the western and t!tn portions of the state and snow fell in some central areas. Democratic race, where voters also have a "no preference" choice. Forty-three Republican delegates were at stake. The locus was on the Democratic race in Massachusetts, with all eight major c3nd,'dates on the ballot and no clear favorite to win Both President Ford and and former California Gov. Ronald Reagan are on the GOP ballot, but neither campaigned ., in the 5tht ila=chusetts' se,creLiry of -late, Patil Guzzi, had predicted twelve tricks If the club • About talking about on your glass look Me nothing at all. That mucus surface protects the stotnach cells for its own icid elre.Alve juice. The lining of your intestine is --s often as I NEED. , &:- -- ~0 9-1 __:i~~~ - , - . 1:3;~ _. WANT TO LOOK TO _~._ %, AT _____________ Lining its surface Your stomach _ ' 4 - J servers were hesitant to predict a finishing order in the lat at stake. Delegates are chosen at the party con'.entlofl!i BRIDGE 1, I • DEAR RFADER - N , ? wont hurt you ou a bit Your entire digestive system is consiantly r"n , , forming secretions that bathe r. . L Ill# 'r''' 0 Chic Young 11 ,._../ I J i , j find if I don't wash the glass and spoon right away it leaves a slimy surface on the glass and it takes hot water to get it off I ballot. The failure of a major electric - whEre the voting was strictly a preferenbal poll with no _________ 5() I thrm iiijI a week I take a - —n- - 59 Natural ,4,N~/ - d turnoutolbetween35and4Oper cent of the states 2.8 million registered voters - up to about 1.1 million as candidates battled for the state's 102 national convention delegates. Oh- , -- -- Df Alt DI' LAMB AOL-c I StR' I 1 Hi 4I -! ' I ; ~T, "_ _,,... I -..it. rtnership situations, look, and reap a dew 51 _T_ -- -_ -_ -_ d down the voter turnout today in the Massachusetts primary, the nation's first with all major Democratic candidates on the A snow storm aLso was cutting into the tur:..'ut in Vermont, Stomach Has 7 1btp ~ - . 1 you in on a prosperous Joint Opportunities are all around you may Ig have nored e th past This coming year 23 in IBRA (Sept 23-Oct I you will naturally fall you tIlI be able to take a second today - 7 ' I _______________________ _______________________ . — M ow , ' i ! ) ~ I - __ . — . " - __ _- - -- __ P,~~-~ - i;~_ ___ Z- - - , % - WIN '\\ I k,-) ia n I, Ab!Cl ~__ "- lwil;4 6019 i *0- I ---'~_~ 110, II I__ ____11 R 5FC,ORILLUS - t. .I 1.1 3N7.A, I 1* I lllillll~~_ - TO OR7€R' - 37 ___ 58 _ TJRN.AKi-N1.' ,?-! BLONDIE I it) 55 iN TRAINING FOR NE\T WEEK'S ' f -1. . - I I -I I ___ ~,t I - c" — 4'' - 1tht, nast y weather apparentl y %"aS cutting uiSai (A! Pr*imary To ay d in vo - - - ___ .. - - - A_. -" h endeavor. • -_-_ Wea er Re uces imagination is especially keen ditions affecting you materially lve d i n areveryencouragingifyou Become things where you can use your enterprising, you cou!d boost i 6 I creative abilities to the fullest. your bank balinice. ug 23-Sept 22) 'lItGO ( A YOUR BIRTHDAY 1% Avenues of gain come through . I March 2, !976 py, Someone could let AA -. I 7i_ \_\__ JK' 41 1 — — — — - _'. a, -_ 1111111111- 22 usual. Though you'll tiave some mind of yours to good use, for challenges, you should fare yourself and others PI.SCFS (Feb 20-March 20) rather well. - - — _;r_14 . , 50 / J4_\ tiPOki II - _______ ) LJ! 1 - 36 7" wi.4T'S 11-4' E'13 I - t ~ I - - - '0 ~ - 4J 4 -' ( -- - 35 / /-\ . 1_'~ ~fiA -- ~ 1. i" - tA,:-, '. , LAW ENFORCEMENT) - :. — - "3A.4" TO TAKE •C..SSES VEk44\E ~ - - ?1-iI — / , - - ~_ - - by Larry Lewis CAMPUS LLAT'TER with BIMO BURNS e ----1 - ; -- initiative to get things rolling. concerned AQUARIUS 0an 20-Feb 19) CANCER (June 21-July 22) tusks should be snap be Mental you may days The next few even morc ambitious than for you today. Put that very fine 13 _ ,.:T'Ae'. __________________ ______ -_ ltOUt anybody. SCORP IO (vd 24-Nov Use your if you have to push othe tall on you. 9 8 7 ~ - V i 12 4— -1 - ,8 17 \._% 25 Old Danish 47 Light cart lab 45 Egg.shaped 26 Kind of JOCkey 49 Fun 28 Greek letter, , 50 Small rug 29 Two-wheeled 52 Three (Roman) keh ~1,,. 54 Thirgs in ser'. O II I?t 5 411 - / support PISi r 'i 10 - ;:C,:k I III E ~ .62 Certain baby bird 43 Walking lit " 1 S be much fooling ot advancing your own interests, be a very productive day. SAGn7ARR1S (Nov. 23-Dec TAURUS (April 20-Slay 20) to clean up a 21) You're a joyous fellow Take time today matter you know wasn't ban- well-met today. You'll brighten died properly, even though any group you're part o. CAPRICORN (Dec fl.J a 'not be aware of the her 19) If you have chance to wrap r t. GEMINI (Ma 21-June 20) things lip in an important Ile leadership role in any situation today, by all means do group endeavor today is likely so. Don't leave loose ends, eve _______ I TkE EXAM otoup (ab 1 20 Printing measures ________ I =?57~~=l - u ui 4 31 Ever (poet I 22 Baby tender 4 leaps 33Andsoon(ab) 5 Son of Gad 34 Bbltca *eod (DID 6 Att,rnoon food ty 17 5vace 7 Rin .iA,io 3 l:a ttiluil 8 1 13 Likely ][Ile* -ii IL 7 2 1976 ARIES 1, You should Ind you'll have more elbow room today to act independentl y :1oth ers 31 To ciiu 33 Pieces Of Atfisrrt;y.' , ________ - k," -1 " .1a.1_ - r 1T1 GCE-,70~:)_t' Mil t6 Gre,n vegetables Aeyto wve 50 Numbef (2 wds) 6,1 AJIo* 21 Indian state 23 Fine English DOWN porcelain CcLV cj1'e 27 Small winv'' foimf 7 ' (o4 ' AK . `iiI Fr_ Art Sanom by ' a . THE BORN LOSER - bA1;Ad singe 55 Afr esh 56 Giv e (Scot 0 - I ~ 1, : -. hi Evi I .1M - N - [A E " '- Naol Bay plane iNg. - ___ 0 I Ell~l rp", _____ n ? F - - [Here to There ___ ___ BEETLE BAILEY ,4 01 I,0 -01 -W -1 ,, ~ - . - I'M-.;121-1- _____ - - � 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 01, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 01, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 01, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/423fd479f74158255d6a5caca7bb8f10.pdf ed26a771bba71a075c1572e4ed4f348e PDF Text Text -_______ __ ___ .---.---------------.--- - 1~ . ~ I F _ Answer to Pre'ttous Puzzle Variet Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY %i`1 I ( \I- - I BETTER, NOT LET . I I.... 1 LL SX01 ' ACROSS . ~~/ _ 49 Depaft : 1. - C 4, - - ~~ F_ ~ ,]llllllllll[ --'%: A stream 53 Among 56 Hat edge 14 Willow 60 Of a 10f um V Y~ti ali , A.'LA N ME t-J parrot Isutfix) 17 Of the velum 65 Bridal path I c 3-30 - I I t ) I! doo =:= 20 1aie p la n, ' 12 Miie- lietch 23 That lhir-, 2', Lords fAb I I~ _:::~~ Q .:::~~ THEBORNLOSER - 3 ON Tay I I ,`~ (LP %I r ~ 4aL.I -G .' par agraph and otclf,00s 6 Animal lat 30 B°trv out o' 7 , isten to 58 Roman road e 8 Changed 31 Auow poIson 59 Meddle position 33 Shield bearing 61 Motirldin C)es 9 Pceir Gynt s 63 Indonesian of 34 Morigage - .I I i'.' TI4 .16 Fruit drink A - -. 46 U• 48 Chest railtv% ,- A !O T-b, 51 Labor ' Gac lock 54 island in irt' 25 False god Hebrides i flemea 39 Gilname 41 Require 43 Ha*aan *fealh Erthusiasm jyArt L, i _____________ (f? _c" - I - - ; 1411 - I - 21 i _____ 30 13) _____________ 27 28 '9 by Larry Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS -- Ii'lMTh — T'IS IS / A FORM OF CRAMAiONG , I I ( 1 It1JJ\..,, l 1 I ARE .S.1 1 'U G'Ne1) ( OiJ'E e.4ITTING TE J 11 SACK AT ,411 L'M TAKING i '$ EXA\ V - `550ZVFI HC (XSCGVERS 1 KEEP MY LUNCH N HERE, IT C4XJLD MEAN c 0 TWADUaLE ! - I ~ -~ 1% .1 1 1 I - •-' . I- Aw , - . :I_ "— .- "- I / - Young __ ~ - 1 'r I SW_~PMING ;:CR A DQEsSj'i I i "\ ~ ____ ! _f t_! .ill - , - --- - - \ ___ .. -.4/ - E 7,~~~ i . 8 .1 ' I --- -. - 5-30 by Al Vermeler YOU1 PIICtLLA! • MY LUNC ' LONG ROAC) TO CZZD <ZD (YIPES! I SHOULD HEIZ 'ItIVE'LL TRAVEL T~-'E 4(G T 417H LIBRAR' — .4 1, W~ - , ,_!"l- .1 / & -~_1 x _~, -7--, - , u- l-.S jj[iJI.J.1:.._ 111 1.1J 5 A!~!;~~ jj - i mt,3 , , .-I I X j1 ' -,10— , r L.-1T — I JiY V~ 1.U .---4-,- " I - _j — — 52 W !t. — — ¶- _ i I I W' s-.— I C , I I ii, be I A I W t'.. THAT II , TOO T FR'OJR THEY RE BANK - 'YES, F Cm% MY SWISS BANK ! T1ir"Tp"kJ )•" 68th Year, No. 190-Wcdnesday, March 31, 1976 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) ARIES March 21-April 19) as co-workers Though your intentions are Treat possible good today, others may not diplomatically 89 fully approve of your methods. today or you might experience a minor insurrection. Sugar. Consider their views TAUIIUS (April 2(l-MBY 20) coal yout %;emandsSAGITTARIUS (Noir. 23-Dee. You may have a tendency today hat ou 21) In social situations to give up too easily if hope to accomplish can't be put your best foot forward. If you're not (lone at once. 11,ang a poor GEMINI IMay 21-June 20) some th Ing to ma ke impremion. Dontake1inancialrISks C/iPl(ICOItN (Dec. 2Jan. as or on 'F in Temporarily set aside a 19) people vou know little about. ft thGkichmaY vea 6 --- 4 it L 1, County . I I r ~,,,.11_e !, ~_ ( I 1~ IT, I / -~ _ --- 0 __~Fion ~. i 0 ____ - by Bob Thovss FRANK AND ERNEST - . THE GUINNESS __-~____-__- -M - _, - ' ~ __ __- - 1. - --.--.. I RECORDS X CoU I'll15~ . el N I MARD i ;:~ ... V ' -. - -~ I - V I MoCp( [_ 1 WIN AT. BRIDGE Sheriff John Polk said Tueulay that it is his opinion 30 Today, every expert knows Noflill if)) 30 the standard safely play with this combination. You lead a VA 9 heart to your ace at trick K Q 652 and then lead back toward & i Id 9 dumnly If West plays a low . WEST EAST heart you stick in dummy S *Q * K J 64 nine Tis will lose a trick to a VJ73 V 108542 doubleton queen, but that will be all vou lose Against the ac a K Q 86 &75432 tual tiolding of four to the SOUTH queen-10 in the West hand you A A 10 A 5 2 also lose one trick but not two He rt Can Disable ______________________ ATeace E. 1.am b. 51.D. By 1.a, Dr. Lamb latter is taken for high blood pressure. 6m Do these medications -n. dicate a serious condition and appetite and some loss of Well North Fait south PAli Pass 2 0 Pass Pass Pass 3 NT ) C" ' I i 10 and made with an overtrick It seems the defenders revoked V ne late p Hal Sims was a giant in every way. Ile stood six foot three and weigh. -VtJ -i-. '7th CAL.VEI1S IAT11..E FL.ei. , '- AAH, &EIALON& - Z~11 ----- _ ( ',-_-,_ - Q - 11 " _< -~ 0 s' t.. : - .__-' Ill , 0 -j M. . . t s,V .~~ f - . ' . : - , ~ .- . 1. *, "", , . .1 1 . relieving critical over. croulin the count) iill in Sanford. As outlined by Commissioner Sid Vihien Jr., the committee composedofcitlzensassiellas professionals - must produce its recommendation (ow- weeks after it's assembled. Polk appeared 3t the Seminole C'.mt Commission 440.0 jll 4 f(/! t 1 SAMBO'S HAS JIPirEU OPENING - -% I . specialty - pancakes - for City Commissioner John Morris to sample. (Herald Photo by Bill VhF' Ra'16 1road recommend for or against proposed Train Town theme. approval. However, in Morse's Seaboard Coast Lim Railroad Supt. W. Thumas case, Polk has test-fired the Rice told Mrs. Colbert and her cul.laborator, Mrs. wea po n and made a necessary Margaret Ganas, th at he could help locate an abanbackground check on the ap- doned railroad depot for use in the plan. pllcxuit. In her letter to the editor, Mrs. Colbert had wri t- V ' / > . i. ,1 f 10 , , , ,i.. I T- faciiity that might be a part of JOHN POLK opposed Williams _ - - -_ ______ _=~=,~ - - siffhs Commissioner sWd ~ —_ - ______ _~_ -1 '0 .. ..... ... ' San Jacobim, DDC chainnian, said at this LIM her group has taken no action on Mrs Colbert' suggestion. Amoug those responding to Mrs. Colbert 's January -- letter to the editor, was ArdAe cook of LaWrOod, President Of the Central Flo" Qm0a, Raib=d _Js,_.. Histzzlcal Society. Cook said the society was restoring , ocn can needed aplace display , - : I I ` - __ - 1 - -_-:;- -.- . - J1 - - -_ '. -- .1 ___ U Sanford were to adopt the Train Town theme, Cook said 01is would be the obvious pl.ace to esUbW the museum and place its remred 10CMWtive for disp y. Mrs. Colibled suggested the old dq*t biI tbe Flagship Bank of Sanford might be a suItable location. . . - la I " - - -, - _. _. - . - - - - -- I i10Z_2_~ .. . - ,;_ _ ~ - ----.- - -- ____, --- - ______ -:%- - - ~. - SP, -__ L - 61~ M MR , , __ _Z~Izk - -- - - - --- . -_-.___ ---- , - I.P- "', , 119- , Fakfq~---;5~ *,~4Z _.i&i6& s)'ed to limit their purchases products refused to speculate &on the potential effects of the car The ripples of a Teamsters We haen't h id an 141t, tSCfl o, Suptrvisor Curtis 70 a seek with a 13-day waiting stril"e on Central Florida, but . Union strike against Anheuser- problems so far, but if we riLn spokesman for a distributor of 1`% Spencer says there's been a period. Busch breweries in Florida out, it might be a different competing products indicated Horoscope 'noticeable im provement" Th ings looking a little being felt in Sanford, but situation," Garner said. 2A seseral stores today riported He c4tid the store Is putting than s%Illing to "take up the Obituaries There are slightly less than %e're not going to see much of ' N l-1A that beer is still available here out 4-5 cases of beer per day for slat-k" if :thheuser.Busch sales ................ ?0rt5 3,000 Seminole households - an improvement until con. Telcilislon .......... !1,A about 10,000 people - using custoincrs to buy, and probably decline. - at least for the presera. . struction picks up again." I . I Wrimen l*B f m Anheuser-Busch breweries. can maintain that rate until the " . II .1 stamps this year, com. The cost of the stamps is I In Jacksonville, .,i circuit w hich produce Budweiser, beginning of next seek " '''i' It p ired to about 2,500 households determined b> a person's ined nheuser d' 1 r . Busch and Michelob beer, were [lob Gates,, an empi , e" -1 todav's or QMW persons a year ago. Tuesday's high 89, come and people here pay less ,%M 14 . hit b> the strike March 1 after ABC Liquors, 2885 Orlando Ut, Busch and striking union Rut Spencer says the flood of than one-third the cost of the ,. ',' of both low 62 m embe rs, with national negotiations for new said that store's Orlando . Z_0I ~_ - , Partly cloudy with a slight new applications that was stamps. During February, the tontritts broke down as s up plying distributor pin g the Seminole office collected jured in 'i shooting incident chance of showers t oday. swam '. \,' The Florida breweries are Anheuser-Busch products at a Increasing cloudiness tonight at 218 S. Oak Ave., Sanford, last $122,000 in cash while handLig located in Tampa and steady pace, and no shortages near that brcwr> ith a chance of thun- year has slowed. "I think th ings out stam ps worth $4I3,000 at the Jacksonville. are yet apparent. m 4.; ured dershowers grocery store. tonight and are stabilizing," he Said. Jim Garner, manager of the Ile sa.id die Anheuser-Busch Tuesday when struck in the 'nursday. Highs In the mid 80s An average of about 50 new A four-person household Park & Shop store, 2467 S. Park products constitute a sub- face by flying glass after today and near 80 IMursday. applications are being which must earn less than $W Val Colbert (left) and Margaret Gam review letters from Autoli. Ave., said the store was stantial proportion of the stores gunshots shattered the wind- I,ows In the mid 60s. Southerly processed each week, with a month to qualify for stamps - Train, Amtrak and Seaboard Coast Line RaUroad represenull the %eathering the strike by using total sales 1'ratn Town U.S A. theme shields of trucks the> ere si mdc 15 m p h about a fise-da> siaiting period receives $166 siortli of Stw)s, for Sanford's redevelopment. -serve. supplies kept in r( A spokesman for .an Orlando driving. Details and tides on Page 2-A. before a person can head for the accord.ing to federal guidelines, .' are - _-~ . 1 ~~, 4 1,, I - ! - More Seminole residents than grocery store with stamps In his ever before are stretching the pocket. Last sear, new apfamily budget with food stamps plications were running about &'A with the DDC's plan to preserve the Victorian Image of :. &-A Co Crossword and Amtrak vice president of public affairs Edwin E. Edel. Mrs. Colbert has also written to the Sanford City C4xhmlssiOn and mayor, to the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and to the city's Downtown Development Corporation(DDC). At this tlm, she ha,s had no response to her letters. "Working through the DDC would be a* obvious route to go." said Sirs. Colbert. "If the business people of Sanford accept the theme, then we could all wcrkIi through the DDC For the same goal. "After all," s;ie continued, "it's the DDC who Ls coordinating Downitown's redevelopiment." Mrs. Colbert said It wrs the DDC's plan to adopt a Victorian theme for its redevelopment project that ru'st sparked her idea for Train Town U.S.A. "This is an old railroad town, and all passenger trains going this way stop In Sanford," said Mrs. Colbert. "I thought a railroad motif would fit right In Food Stamp Use " On The Increase to one six-pack. L" . !--I. .;'-' - V ___ .- Z-,.' i~v__ " '.' proposed , __,Ii ' -i" ,~ - f -- t:X17,a_1Ftz - - ,~ / '1" ,,,1 ,t are 0 ~ i the icials Back 'Train Town'Idea Bridge Herald Staff V. titer I r V - e county already has come up w alternate Then today Commissioner solutions to relieve overconstructed for 84 inmates, and crow ding. PON says prisoners ha%-e been Harry Kwiatkowski said he "1 don't see any need for an sleeping on the floor in the favors, with certain drunk tank. stipulations, a committee ad hoc committee -just bring At Chairman Michael space-needs committ ee that is said. Hattawav and Vittlen supported also gearing up. (Continued On Page 3-A I Off Tod ay He said customers were being distributor of Anheuser-Busch Lh€' crn1nt)wIdt effort, but the sheriff said Tuesday his problems are more pressing and demand immediate attention. "Uthe sheriff wants todo it, l don't have an objections,' Kwiatkosski said He added however, that he hopes the corrimittet t,oniies up with a retuiiuneodation on how to 0 ten: "An old abandoned depot could be found and moved to the middle of First Street between Park Avenue and Magnolia Avenue, closing this block off to automotive vehicles, and a Utile passenger train on wheels could circulate Utmghout the Downtown area." In his letter to Mrs. Colbert last week, Rice said Seaboard Coast We was abandoning some depots in the Sanford area, and "I wi1l ask 13.13: Vaughan, superintendent, Seaboard Coast Line Railroad, Tampa, Fla., to inform you when any of our station buildings which would be suitable for your purposes, m.ight become available." Rice did not say whether Seaboard Coast Line would donate the depot or help provide for its move and installation in Sanford, but Mrs. Colbert said she hopes th e depot would be donated. Enthusiasm for the project wa:i aLso expressed In letters from Auto-Train president, Eugene K. Garfield, . Beer Still Ava'I'lable, Despite Brewery Strike - %e're aseraging more than Polk shile kil. -.14 . cent Jr.) SCL _ =~_ . 100 itunates," Polk told the Ric-hard Wilharns, refused to commission. The facility is approve the sheriff's request. "fty some of the good tiger butter," says friendly tiger Tim Porzig, as Bob Mffler (left) 0"er Of Sanford's newe--f. restaurant , Sambo's, which official.ly opened this morning, serves up bb 0 I - -, 11 -- I - overcrowding at the jail has \hIII ¼ P) '. , - It. _111 !Z committee to study future 04 . *. that a sep2rate =2 ho-C , c'XT., , .. __ d representatives, aD supporting the He ckler ' '. " z ' a -. iiii; " , , -;-. .. - -_ ~J~_ - 2~;- W -.,nf" -1 _., _- ~ -~Vj 4; -'II-i - ~ ;AiA-:~~V.V_-i~~tOtj~ -72. -"i _- VfJ '- _-, I 1. I ~"F. . ' ;, ~,A * i,`7j~_ t';: ;' - ,i- ;-L$ - I .,. -)4;.!Cayr,* I ,t:i%" ~ty~~4~~, , _ '_ -- - _- -,-;1~ S _ . ' ;~ ~,4J~ Zq);~ '_%0 ~ a -4 , , -, , ,.'Ili w - I - , _. Ii~ _ ffi, Iil , ~ 1.1 _. -1 ' tr~ ._'~ il , ~ .I -1 lf*~Jd 01 2. -A .- , A %11 . . - a . 1 0 t I P1;l_ , I I , __ Pk,r, '. -,411.' I yJ,, 0 )CAW ~_ lq,~ fr\- : ., __ T the campaign iic ri I r'i ' I I I.J I %% ith peanuts. Carter is a peanut farnwir. Wallace appeared to ignore demonstrators stho shouted, llace go home" as he ar. ""' u: V V 1 II ace Wall SL ee ' c There were t me other devel. re--election this . % ear. 17he 75. year-old opments on the pofitical Hebert is the fourth. hustled away a young man front "Water. Junk." Jackson re- Tuesdiay: ranking [louse member in s,L-The House in Washington niority . marked His news secretary, 13rian Corcoran. said it was approved and sent to the Senate -Reagan apparently lost a measure to allow government bid to run a statewide slate or a candidates ' , I i- sec . t: 16i -- ra irm IWIRE, 1 I ,5actile- say.. I q _t / ,~. if - . 1 i~ . - --,K 4 --v,:~ __~~Zv, tl~ i--Axj~~ A. 'IN 1. - (~4 - I - ) I - (is K I *!!!1I .. `IF.i-~ _NI.,-\ 0Itr.#p( ' 'AW " , I - -Ir __ __ i~,5 -- h And former California Coy. a speech, Th ey carried iihi Jackson's airport detractors employes to participate in delegate candidates for the Reand the 1 1 Ronald Reagan, who is chaln political activities. publican convention delegates cards which read: "George. shouted slogans ritical of the Washington Sen. Henry M. lenging Ford for the GOP nond- which aides said the candidate stand up and b? counted" and ndustry in his The tiouse then took up a bill to in Ohio's June a primary. Harircraft i c Jackson, like Wallace a can nation, prepared in Los Angeles wrote himself, in Hollysood on ' restore th e Federal Election old H I rJ "Free Art e Bremner I. n •i r. At •,ome sta te of Wash ington ,arrn.an of the date for tni. utmoCraiC P C-uti) ,,ter taping sesfor a 30-minute spee ch to CommisSIons power to dis- Franklin C t Boa The incident prompted an son dential nomination, was the televised nationally this eve- s;,Dn, he chatted briefly with rego on national television. The apology from Gov. Patrick J. he expects to make a good burse public funds for presiden. tiom said the board eliminated target of similar abuse later ning. porters but wouldn't talk about tial camplaigns. Reagan campaign paid $&,000 showing in Wisconsin, while 263 Signatures from Reagan's Tuesday . "What happened to the speech -'A .ncow, ieu, delegate petitions Morton, 61, is a former Re" for 30 minutes of air time on siasn t flCCCSS8I) Rep Morris Udall, D-Aru, , putting the at doesn't mutter me, t h rd M ublican national chairman The former motion picture nearly2M N13C stationsat 10:30 "The governor doem't owe predicted he wou'd viin Lh j1ickson ltnttI of Mas&,chusetts and der the required i,000. retary and and television actor, stho won pm and commerce thi I'ist nd Wcst mc an tipolog> because the same dii> in Nesi York to Bremer lumphrey of Minlivas most recently a White his first primary election in coasts and 9:30 p.m. in Central peoplc here have ixtri gc,od to Wallace, that wa! sick." Carter, in Bloomington, nescita. despite their disTwenty-eight delegates to House counselor. Ile replaces N'orth Carolina last week, can. and Mountain time znnes. me for many years," Wallace Brcmer was cOIlVi(-ted and I loward said it is unlikely he will clairriers, will not be able to re. next summer's GOP convention . 11. "Boll Callaway, who celed a week (if cwnpaign apsaid later in Janesville. lie re- Minn., Neither Wallace nor Jackson York's primary. But move their namf-s from the bal. will be elected in statewide %,()t. _ . was harmed by the h , cklers. It he said he will reach the Demo. lay I I ing I ear job amid controversy. program. was in M2dison a week ago that Wallace dur~ng the 1972 presi. ) cratic National Convention this Democratic pri elected in congressional distric, As he quit, Callaway declar--d "I Just have been frustrated former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Later. as Jackson ap- Summer with 1,000 or more . Wallace was -Rep. F. Edward Hebert, D. races. Reagan has slates en. that Led from the wais. down he had done nothing wrong and 11 am) not Retting the Carter, another Democratic proached an airport fence lined delegates -of the J,W5 needed La.. former chairman of the tered in many of the congresparalywould be exonerated in govern message to enough people," candidate in Wisconsin's April w ith spectators mnoistur and will win the nomination house i'trrned Services Corn. sional districts, and they appar. and now uses a wheelchair . In Washington. meanwhile, ment m6es of his role in seek - Reagan said of his decisio.n to primary election, was sprinkled struck him in the face and on the first LVIlot. ently were not affet,ted. i 41 I ~f crcs 0. j.,~l , XVAil 4 re if/-_24, 4 , //i' i4 s Chair i '' rt 1. - =. 1. 1. -- .; - I . - 'A 11~~-._T V V - . - - V V - .;,- --'i-:-;2 ':' -' -' ~ -- -" I_ - _'7W-*~W- - ----1 ,-,r - on . ,_, -_ 'r . - - . ~~_` - lt JI) I -_ L _- ~ - "'" V ' _, :' '- . ~-- %_fti-ftKi i ,I ~, - -.,-, .__ _; - i.'-"-::--' - _y vfL_ 1 _ I - 1 E:_";~~, - ;L . : I -' .- ;. .- 4-17- - - , _n - - ~- IliI , - . - on li-- N__ - _ -, II A . l I . LI' - ee Wh - President Ford announced the ing expansion on fedLral liu)d of ' Wney will grow up." said nppointment of Rogers C.B. a Colorado ski resort in which George C. Wallace after heck- Morton as mi nager of his catn- he owns controlling interest. Ford sa id Morton would off i ' Ar th ur Bremer 'n for i Full term in the I cially take II the rainimign masks and pushisig wheelchairs White House. post on F riday. tried to disrupt a campai gn rY rudeau I t"seer.xi, I r III s . , -- 1W 1.*A 15 11`11u 00i1I WSW 7W wJLjiL#4JIU V)Ia4SC 'Vi I " --Am II . - The answer is that' ___________________________ __________________________ U 4r , o);it-, - ___________________________ 4: e-' I ~, % 14' 1. J! - - AlZi6m.'Aly RTM ('fl. IM I . - ( d:$IFu 4 , - 1'&M IW A&Af'UI •. % oliI The commission has okayed ,~ ;. N - - By JEAN PAITESON Herald StaffWrlt.er By AUDIE MURPHY I - — 'd A North Caroli na wants to know how to arore seven diamonds recloubied by . Ryan I ii J I __ Meanwhile Vthlen says he i working on a "comprehensivein a letter to the editor published in The Herald on o ram which would repl ace Jan. 4, Sanford resident Mrs. Val Colbert suggested the county's present policy. Owt the theme for the city's redr,velopment, be Vihlen said his procedure Sanf ord, Fla, Train Town U.S.A." would not require a recoinSO enthuOutic wa3 the response Mrs. Colbert mendation from the sheriff. , Av*ed from the rinimmunitv after her '.etter was lms,&ad it would place the re I the hands of the published, that she decided to sound out railroad ofauthor ity flcials 0T the idea. cou n t y commissi on. i - Sheriff John Polk has won neceswy county commission 11 - opinion by next week. 1i (ntng lead -3 A permit to carry a concealed wea pon to an yone oth er than a law enforcement officer. "I have to respectfully disagree. The Board of County Commissioners does have the authority," Vihien told Polk. Asst. County Atty. Robert Pierce said he was under the tinpression, like Vittlen, that the authority does rest with the Pierce promised to research the matter and come up with an . iurnrnv's king and lead a third trump'toward your jack. Suppose the trumps broke 50 You would have to pay of f 4 lip 4 i A, . ~ iiiI %).,,~A Ii i~l~,~N- I ) I visited three physicians I. the queen-10 West would how out. You would rise with Roth vulnerable to ) revoke penalty only applies to ed around 300 pounds tricks taken at the revaking didn't include much fat Ile was unquestionably the trick or later and under no cir. collecting sacs of the heart, tensive tests and suggested I cur stances will it cost we called the atria, are twitching breathe into a paper bag when I greatest auction bridge player revoking side more than one of at a rapid rate, usually around had thebe spells. I did but Lhis and no slouch at the game takes one trick if it 500 times a minute. Ordinarily has helped very little. Is there contract. (Do you have a question Today's hand was mis. the upper part of the heart an)lhinp you can rsuggest that I for the expdris? Write "Ask Oswald Jacoby by contracts and squeezes blood can do that will relieve me played ithen a very young player into the lower part of the heart other thRn drugs? I am very before each effective heartbeat. nervous from the tingling and u really chucked that answer individual question During fibrillation, the upper from the weakness In my legs. , if stamped, sell-addressed REAR READER: In view of chambers don't contract and Jacoby won the *diarnond envelopes are one,Josed, The and story most Informing questions only a few of these twitching your mentsat a rate of 500 per examinations that you've had, I king of trumps and was down will be used in this column minute get through to the would suspect that you do not one when East showed out on and will receive copies of I. JACOBY MODERN) lower part of the heart, flow have any serioits illness. the second lead of thesui many get through usually I1)perventllatlon means over CARNIVAL b Dick Turn. determines how fast the ptdse breathing. With it a person I rate is The pulse is often bloss off too much carbon f irregulmr in the= ccr.dit'loms, d"'c,JI- iwid lt'5 falt,ly bLdwittid Hos a feels with it also totella patient to breathe into depends on how fast and brown paper bag i not a plastic I 2 pulse rate is bag' Laboratory a na lysis has the irre gular r— Rapid atrial fibrillation can shown that chemically this may _. _l cause serious dicability. not always do tm much but it AUUI fibriflation can occur in does seen) to help sonic people, short attacks like attacks of Others as In )our case gtt ser> rapid heart action or tw a little benefit from it. . ---I 1 pers1tent irregularit y. It is not Your hyperventilation is no the only catuse for irregular doubt related to an anxiety beats, heart howeser - C reaction shlch >ou ex 141 I Premature contractions or periencing. And th.at is also the It extra beats, originating from explanation of some of your • I either the atria at the top of the other symptom. The anxiety I I I I 0 heart or ventricles from the reaction was no doubt triggere( bottom of the heart, can cause off by the shock that you had. irregularities of the heart. from your husband's acute DEAR DR IAMB Some illness Getting over it is morift ago my husband un. not always that easy. I think you should ask >our derwent surgery and I had a told doctor to refer you to a severe shock when I thathemlghtnotrecoverSince ps>chiatrist Let'sfacelt,the then he has progrused ser> situational nnxtet> response well but I haven't. I developed thatyouaretiaving is basically t tingling In my hands and feet , I and up my legs with some need help, for that just as 2-30 weaknes& I have feelings of hot as if you had a broken leg. You and cold with perspiration and would be surprised how much 'iicold spots In my scalp. I good you can get out of quality "Seven o'clock news, nine o'clock sum round-up! There must be more in life than knowing what's goawaken front bad dream with professional cowmling in such ing on In the world!" jarring start. I have loss of situations. __________________________ TUMBLEWEEDS - - _____ 4_24 .I: K~ — I-1c that no governmental igcrty a - '1iAYL - ByEDPRICKETT . ') 4 - ______ . -I--,.., - .. - - - I __ I Ij .il IS .1 _a."/ii -_ .. i-o .------V - I %Mtonm _N Z __ . 41, '- o ~--- %in Jaii Lrowaing -~~__~i-_;_!., . T " -14p, , is studyiiig the issue and hopes to pro%ith' ,i procedure that will i1lUV' iirt'it1 inv estigators to carry concealed weapons because it Is one of those coming things." The Issue was prompted by an application from Harvey Morse, a private detective n South Seminole. Morse filled out all the necemary pap, rwork Of!) toinit that the commission eeks has was -- - ____________ At Tuesday's commission , i rr'n ornnirttee 0 i - - ~ are Q 11 ; 1* . 0 W _____ k plicant. for a gun permit may be licensed to carry a concealed ., _____________ ___________________ I 111111111111111111 M__ Polk W'i' ns Votes jilt procedure hereb} an ap ively before they even would be wise to keep a tight rein on ,our purse strings occur US'UII1L- i1t." ept. 2.2) 1O(Ii) 1)011 Vllt(1() IAUj 23-S Someone who has borrowed obligations unless they're From you and who has not yet essential, YOUR BIRTHDAY totallypaid up, may seek to March3l,1976 y. borrow again You'reanadventurous soul to I HIRA (Sept 23-Oct 23) Todi') ,our actions may be begin with, but ULIS year )OU h ampered because you're may evcnbemoreefltetisiflg. Overiv com,erned with their Look for unusual opportunities come sour way efkct on a.s,wIate Tr to that family contacts. #.1.,..-.-Ugh please yourscif first. -_ - - will provide a workable ; 0 ., -.,Lo . — . • Gun Law iI -_ Studies ' the spotlight than you realize positive frme of mind. 20-Feb '9) AQUA R IUS Don't (10 anything to tocta Give yourself a little reprieve jeopard;ze your standing. Aug 22) today from pursuits ofamental 23 110 (July Usually you have a rather nature. Do something Umt's !un optimistic outlook. Today, you — but physical, as well. --- - - - Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents *0.4_ 1 - 4- . / V I X, -- - - Kl _-, person .. ps '. by Bob Montana ________ ARCHIE 71HE BEST PEN PALS INTHC . WORLD 'r ,, ,J ___ Wednesday, Marc rnas 64 6? El For d 1976 - I - 't 7 r~v - t.. - I1 i 'fl I I - -__" - - -~ __ .. ~ 4 — PRISCILLA'S POP r7i'MI!M:Z.-~ lur N i_ - \ - . r I ~ ' _ ' change jots? Dad says he gets with no results. Extensive X along well except when he gets rays, cardiograms and all the up tight or Jim to talk on the tests failed to show anything phone for any lengthy period of and one doctor prescribed time. Then the fibillation Valium. I was referred to commences and he has to stop another doctor who diaposed and relax a bit. Atrial cml he sent me to a neurologist. DEAR HE .— - '? \ i3R, R 46 him? Do you think he should I C- /A (\ .: MICE I , ___-~ r"~ 112" - OUT 01: MY WA ~_~ fl I I A Idi 3-30 BLONDIE . —— ____________ DEAR DR. IAMB - My dad is 58 years of age. Ile has had atrial fibillation for two years a digitalis medicine Inderal anti Hydrodiuril. ne d" &by! i .,— ~/ -31 43 6 - -` SIRE 'NO PIECEC 1\PER MV AG I3ULGES WIT)-) PREVaISLY COLLECTED ~, IN THE AAJQK 61AALL REFU5e! REMAN UNPLUCKED! 'v7" WEI L, SEE " -> Tk4AT YA "X411I ~. 1_' 'f 42 I . _*", 24~ — He Evening a i 1,S - 38 — 60 1 . by Stoffel & Heimdohl P , t — 41 _48 ,, 7 ' — ________ 33 34 35 — 45 — 1 ~ -"< , I _____________ — 41 44 1 BUGS BUNNY !I ______________ 40 32 — — 37 I __.2// .; 3 W, — —— . J !" :, '7 AT HE ' — 36 EAST ' tv AWAKE CAN STAY FV1PU% FO T EX • i I Q — 17 2 - - ___ 16 15 ;~ _____ 7!" T 1 114 'i:Ci.C?'. 1 S'ras ") Be seated 21 .10vtol 24 Ding along QUfl - I .< -3 i __________ J 68 Consecrate £ Dt'qcadtcc ChU?CheS (:_.._.\ :, omir ,t _$ - .1 ,., 1 __ R - ) ~)~ - 1. 1 11! ~ 13 Train ' ~4,R E I--, - HO OSCOPE Pit 7 kG_~~ -, 1_gp L ,q;Vl~ nr _ 8 French / i i) - " _ ,97 Tuesday, V-a. - ~ - 1-1 - �'_ ~ - ~~~~~~~~ , ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ' m __ - - ____________________________ : 2A-Eveng Herald, ,nfo,Fl .I ______ , rch31,17 Wednesday, ___ Sheriff's Deputies P I I .10 INAON . _ I .~ . . -I _Tn_~ _-_I A ~ --. I '. - ''. _______ _ 1, i - _ Teamsters Union Strike To Begin At Midnight . By BOB UbYr j ,/,/__ 1. . !. L. I - . j/ t _____ Al at Van ireti enterprises, i1 $2 gold residence 3157 Cecelia Dr. piece, 20 silver doflars and four Central and the Erie I.Ackawanna wi.11 cease operating. The other carriers whose names will disappear are the 1(rading (of Monopoly game fame), the Central of New ___ __ __ __ ir.rsey, Lehigh and Hudson River, Lehigh Valley and An n tu Taking their place is a rail:road known as Consolidated Rail Corp., or ConRail, a private CorporatiOn supported by a government investment of nearl 12.1 billion. Conitall wffl be the largest radroad in the nation in terins of revenues and the sec,ond largest in terms of route mile3. Storms Sweep South By The Associa ted Press Southe rn states, clobbered by tornadoes, flooding and storms the past two days, received more severe weather early today as thunderstorms spread from southern Texas Into Louisiana, Mississippi Alabama and Georgia Severe thunderstonns developed early in Michipn, which was also hit by tornadoes on Tuesday. 11,e National Weather Service said 24 tornadoes were reported on Tuesday, compared with 41 tornadoes on Monday. Tuesday's twWers inchiSed eight in Texas, five In Mis ippi, seven in L*i1siarij and two each in Alabam and Michigan. The tornado death toll so far this week was .5i1 killed in Arkansan, three in Mississippi and one in Mlchl2an, Callaway Meetings Probed .) 4 ses deputies said a suspicious Spring Dr., netted burglars . graduate nf Sanford Naval Academy and from Pfeiffer College, E.J. Cole, 2051 Cecilia Dr., $650 diamond ring and $50 II had been seen in the vicinity of N.C. In 1975. He enlist ed In Naval ROTC wh il e In c'Llege. He told deputies that two movie pennies, Deputy Archie the businesses commistioned by Capt. Phillip R. Craven, cornmandIng officer cameras, an electric adding Freeman reported. MotorStolen Coach Steven Kidd of Winter (right), as his wife, Marwee, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. WillUm marlilne, tape player and W in Deputy Jim Ilibbard said the WhItC3fG3lden Lake, and his par ents look 0 High School reported an Lills and coins were missing residence of e Macht at Park $800 outboard motor was stolen alter break-in at the 3046 Holiday Dr. °was entered off a 14-fmt boat on Lake flowell off Lake llo%~ell Lane in a burglary at his residence. Lake II Safe Bar Owner Is Persistent LAKE WALES (Al') City B Development Corp. controlUed by fwmer.knrty Secretary, Howard way aboard meeting In Callaway Pentagon office five montlis after he was sworn in as semto'y. mee,.,,,, , £I'. was one o a U II.dIL in which he owned while he was holding the high Pentagon posL Catlaway resigned as President Ford's etIamPaign manager On Tuesday as several government In- vestigations Involving the Crested Butte resort id in an interview, ,,I,m confident there will be complete exoneration ." Buc*t Gains I SCIIIUGTON (A.P) .- -I ~ %---- -_-1 -_ __ ~_. - FMVII .. Presiden t Ford 's record defmw budget U picking up iniUal support in Congress wi th sane congressional defense critics expressing concem avor Soviet military buikluPs. i The Senate Budget Comm~ttee approved by voice vote a $113-billion defense spending target for the fiscal year starting Oct. I which it haid is orfly $= mlUion less 0Zn Ford wants. 7be House Budget Canmittee. 'W a vote of 13-12. set a target of $112 MflfoIn, rej,ecting a proposal by I ' diairman, Rep. Brock Ad&m.s DW&A, Uiat Ux figure be __ V&K-W ___ - ": ~ topless dancing," says White, proprietor of the "Why Not happens." 41 ii Posses si J PI on I harge d C , IMARCH30.1976 Tuesday arrested and charged a 2.5-year old man with possession o147 pounds of cocaine thatpolice said could be worth about $6 million AD%H.SSLONS Sanford Donna G Anderton Carlo Catano, of Greenwich, was anuW on a federal warrant '*it.hout incident" and charged with poiWasion of narcotics and possession of naret,itics with intent to seH, _____ : I i WASHING70N (AP) -Rogers C.B. Mcftn takes a new fitle and moves four blwb to a new office Friday, but tuH term in the While Hmse. His appointment to succeed Howard Ii. Callaway as mamger of the Ford campaign is not expectW to bring major changc3 to the PrIrvildent's political operation. I . Dixie r Carol Vaught __ Pubf,thtd iuly and Sunday, 'ectpl jalurdjy and Christmas Da Sn',r Hrvatd Inc. Pd French Av SIrd. $rcond CIASS POSIAge Psod at Sanfort Florida 31711. 55 r-r 52l0. 6 Months, 51420. Industries. A build a new jail. ats option which before he decides to Eupport the and the Florida Division of - or not. 1 lIMIT 1 ;. - LIMIT I - . - R9. 2.80 - ku - LAWN CHAIR tor tones 0 Square befW "at 5 99 EGG CRATES 12 eggs in a cra,e. Choice of pure dark of mi11CtOCOIatO. - - . FLOWERED VINYL t ulruu* • ri NON-FLAMMABLE SHREDDED EASTER GRASS • , ".. , /"1:-' 7. o !:`-"':` - HOSE , , 16 k 33 ___ GULF KM, I " ' C ." .., I 11 33 1. Dope pushing to your kids, right under your nose -what you can do L • iei 'II aiuui Reg. 12" dlamt 1 '9 11 rt in person, without paying handles easy ca"yIng. I ______ sue or 17 cold. Has molded Reg ___ ~7,-,~-'!~..- L7.-J'.4_- "t ' --,..) Mary Leibensperger, DeBary Lucille C. Timberl, DeBary BIRTHS Mr and Mrs Robert D (Sharon) Reese Jr., girl, 0 . go, FU W&I st(vicel 13f "110b C Sthimpf 74 of Si E First St SlnfOd tio died Monday will W held at 2 p.m , Friday at Brisson Funef al HOMIF With Rev. Herberi GoerssofflcIang DISCHARGES Sanford: Pmrk flrisi, ' flail Eric Bobbie S. Jackson STEWART, MISS MARTHA ELLEN - Funeral seirvicn for Burial In Oakfawn Memamai In ch4rq per cent tonight and T'hursday. E.'TENDEDFORECAS1 Friday mostly cloudy with a chance of showers mainly south new 70 south. Highs near 70 north to near Sr. Betty J bUIL10ta George Taft, DeBary Joseph _______________________________________________________ Va, A. Mom Richmorid, wtIOdled Tuesday. will je 'eId a, Me,hodist Church Vilth Rev. Leo KWq sM ROW. Christy Harp Off iCIIIIf)Q, 8t.'Iil in (akin Funeral Hom# a'rar-Qrmtfl, is in ch&rgc of r__ 1~ __ 4. How to protect yourself from unscrupulous and bullying politiclansl - ~~r , - I I s only action-oriented S. How to be PART OF THE ACTION in America' W-7-1 _~_- ~~_-_ I i ~ .. 1 "; " 4 , , A".;e ~. -- ~..v:N.--XZ~IeIjf:~ -=*Z1 -...- -.4z ,.~~ _ Ili -IA_~*J-__LC1".) =_ -1.1': _4~ , If --- t- " --- ~>. - .. ~,-11 t t,~,4~:~ i n. V,-.~ %A~_.A T I ,I r -" 80 south. Saturday and da of childhood '.00 hmt 0royeit , Or the cre11ee all a as worry. .e She'5 ng s is hefl there oi dealt) les must faced p,ndt ole dreaT I mpott5t PUiPher COUVSe Later in We. 01 co mes in. A lun to hell th1 51Cf $0 d 01 the IU yfa09 '. can I'se only 13 loSS'..'• 10 c 7. How to qualify for one of several PAID POSITIONS open now in L P L National Headquarters In Sanford FLUFFS POWDER 49 :':'' o M:SSON CHARGE! 3 01. GRAMKOWT - low 2:29 a. m ., 2:34 pun Pci-I Cmveral: high 8:17 ;Lm., 8:47 p.m., lo'.s 2. 8 n.m., 219 p.m. _____________________ nANF(.a-1O.FLOH,DA Lii" TELEPHONE 322. 3213 J1 . - )? 7 REVLON FLEX BAND-AID JOHNSoN 1, JOHNSON BALSAM KA=C On 01 Pack 59 ___________________________________________________________________________________ -:j I - - ~~ .- zAii-,#TV. .t-mp ___ -_ ___1 -Z~ -~ - ~ N-V.. z. -__ - _, _.,~ .;~~ ,:,~ M. k __ - of O ..,-- ______ FOAM BIC _"_7~ 1'IIl% ,r-- _4 ____ KOCIACHROW/EKTACHR BUTANE LIGHT ER S - Sanford Blvd (This ad sponsored and paid for from General Fund, Citizens' Legal Protective Leag. Dr. Merle E. Parker, National Chairman and Director of Legal Research, P.O. Box 2031, Sanford, Florida 32771.) i~ - PROTEIN CONDITIONER ~~ 6r -.-I .. . _ ' ; 7 k I . I - --- Z -_ . A.. ; A _-%j=~Ar - I .- - __ I ~ V_.~_ - - . - - ALL ITEMSAVAILABLE CASSELBERRY FUNERAL HOME CLAIROL 5 401 - 1 and FINAL NET SHEER STRIPS Sunday mostly fikir and a little warmer. ItAws near 60 north to 8Cc central anti south. Th u rsday's Daytona Beach OIL OF OLAY ~.-~_t": . " -#= -- ~ . V -I 4-nip wl - ,~1 *__1 _1 ~ . . I MASSENGILL Beg of 2 ~f14 .) G s Bicentennlal means more to you Man just a chance to If America' celebrate, make this meeting a MUST on your list of things to dol pjj' BANDAID ( _ SENTINEL COSMETiC . I BUG ROAD 1,Z 6 SR iZ~i, ' ALTAMONTE SPRINGS UJ 1.49 _______ _____ 1 , - - . ,, i , I ! 00 - F - , ,*, -, ~6'_. - ________________ p hriq al "'y. W I I. r ~ Tt~ r,I,-, -- -I.-At, .;.."~~ Ytirs.- f, 3. FACTS NO LAWYER WILL TELL YOUI 9 . AW ____ - . . ) 6. How tv organize local chapters of C. L. P. L. of Henry I., Jus Serraes 4 , .~ .....wo northerly Thursday Rain probabilIty 20 per tent today, 40 .. A p~.X! .1-j.! 'J':.&; lltl~-l _ IN6 Z-V A .1 43 v 0 ;N .---. V FOR ____ _ '.c/ 2 PAIR 1 57 - ______ - -tZ: - - 1 ,;.A,;., . I.W.-I - 2T F 0 _-.~ - , ~1 GARDEN GLOVES s .iTor i - . I - . . - 11- -',. - t . I _- I 0,-i -.1 - ,.- -_ ~ 2. I ca NIEN'S AND WOMEN'S FOAM COOLER 'i- - -- y-- T ,_ --p-__~-- ~_ ' FENCE ff, Mr ~~ ~;_,~~"i7 ~ i~15__??W? T_ r . . . jF 3 . - .., .1FOR _... .. Re 43 WHITE PLASTIC ,= - -_ --- - _ " I..., ~ - __ - , nl~~.!-_1~ - 1. ,-,-~ X~~:..,PhMw~-.-_i=ZV~~ - -41~ M-r_-_,_X,~r,q~ !" 4r JUMBO AUTO 4 .!.- Z I- .- r bruriGES ARTER - ~-!~-! -,_'; - p . ~fr- g .- X r Jit t 1. . 1QUART : I . - , , CHARCOAL , cHARC . L. 2 FOR _.__ _- - .01:2S0 v ~) - 1.59 - V RAia: 129 _ ____ - ____ ------- ACCLEAN UUM ER Am%, t4l .'c' ' ~" . NBAGS2 U LAWN AND LEAF flog. 16.99 §i_ ==- - - W~ W~~_ -~~ piiiiili~ I _,~~ I - . .. -_ -~ HAND TOOLS 49 VINYL ' - RRIOM 1 1.99 I),I .. we are, Who we are, Why we are I TOPICS SCHEDULED INCLUDE: PLAYBALLS 2 FOR 4 GAULF DOILLS r 29 GARDEN *,-l-_ 20 spread t)A .1) I i VINYL xbO' TABLE TOP GRILL No Admission ,__,~ J". , , I _~_ - .-----.--.-- 11 N, 1,41 - ____ ____--~-ig~~--~.-=-r-17~- ___ GARDEN 88 11~- ~ WILSON ze- C "us' 65-pound hopper capacity Reg- 39i as. ________________________________ _% - Reg, 11 99 R h FOR 2-ox 14 F wisol In 17 FOOT eg.d)33 SANFORD CIVIC CENTER ANNEX, SEMINOLE BLVD.It, SANFORD AVE. 0 I 1) - 0*98 N APRIL - " is..... 2.88 LAWN SPREADER . . . ' H Reg .- OVOCA R '--" 25 • 6* 15 wide pu1 webbeng 0 h1ulti-color tofts 9 7 position adjustments 09. Waterfall arms _ JIM "CATFISH" HUNTER 1 1til ' i CHAISE LOUNGE 77 • GOLD CREST - U LIMIT2 BULBS , - -1 / . 69 each ' _________________________ Twin pock ;. webbing Z_ - _ . __ - - low avg. thwoum - BRACH'S MARSHMALLOW _____ ' ____ ----- LIGHT BULBS .9 ' to __ WESTINGHOUSE 3WAY I . 10-ox boa, An announcement of the new date is e xpected within L . to ten days. e next LEAGUE / Rig. 47C 01. ~ ' - ', '-- f4`7 EGGS ,- lawyers ' WIDE VARIETY OF FLAVORS %* 7 , hope's office In California c" -0 - - 10-ox. b.g. too '. IJ \ ftr-- - 17, 17"-;_r* -_- , 1 JELLY BEANS _' Several dates In Stay are nom- belag checked ,Alth PROTECTIVE . . FOR . ~.' ") 4 "I. : memorable occasion." already has outlined sheriff with adequate facilities - ir- -. 0 COUNTY FAIR facility on county-owned will have f" weeks to coniproperty near Five Points. plete ttw study. to duplicate the county staff responsibility to provide the - . ~,_,' PXGS A. a 150-Inmate brick and mortar he says the ad hoc committee The /id hoc committee will rt "OOKIES iiLuiuunuin Full - what they want. But fie siid he "bring credibility" to the issue. ' I U-" -- !_ . 0 a.. - , - REYNOLDS WRAP ~~_ ' T and exciting -Law enforcement officials because of input from the private citizens slated for can no longer farm out in appointment. mates becauw other counties Williams said he favors have no s pa ce 0 - - - ~__J-___ truly , III. -~ 11 WE BE FILLING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS? WI II$UYI Thi MIGHT TO LIMIT OUAJIITITIEI 1111111 & ___ he recommends construction of approval next Tuesday. llwn Wen What - 1 ,F61. 1 1 ________ GOES NATIONALI L SHOULDN'T 11 W . ','.- All Americans who CAR E are 1A ~_ _~, - . Rotary Club to make this a PUBLIC MEETING __.:~~c_ and our pharmacist will ll your doctor and take it from there. It's that simple! ._i ______ 0 ,,/;, "in %orking ulth the %vhiCt & SAVE 4 TRANSFER Just bring in your r.ld label or bottle j !I F~, ca .I , ading ViWen plans to bring up a list of - .' 1 .:,.4W_W,V I the drive on behalf of Polk, said appointments for commission credibility" to the issue concerning oercrowdrng \ ~ _T -, '~ ex- pressed his full cooperation," said Toole, Vlhkn listed four reasons as ',,-- ' . -Bob [lope has could be financed out of land Is who would make the a ptaxes. pointments to the committee. polling the people to find out ON PRESCRIPTIONS... I(L LIERIVIPLATES Tourism. One concern Kimbrough has count% is to build a new rationale for establishment of fli t , Vihlen said t'olk's ad h committee jail ias committee bring reached the "critical stage" will _________________________ special Industry representatives p WEATHER 62. Partly cloudy with a slight Phil(l,e(I H. Wyatt, 70, of Ormond Beach S chance of showers today. Beach Memorial flospit,al. Born Increasing cloudiness tonight in Troy, Ata., he moved there in w Ith a chance of thun- Doris Dein,Wtnterpi' IklerJT)c'.ifr rewctpr N,,V Fwniri Mi' Heruki overcrowding referendum, One option is to "wait and see" what develops 'The only solution for this HOW TO SAVE MONEY ': 1 , Springs k epui its ease against Ste ven Soliah in a hank robbery trial that is expected to reveal re about wWn Miss Hearst uld she flyed before her arrW Isat the being formed to l,iork "Ith the money for the jail. Or, it .. 11 ems 11111% Saturday. With the extra time, Rotary organizers are planning a bigger salute to the tourist and leisure-time in" just in case the issue goes to brough said he will have to sheriff • so 7.00 and other Holar charities. coordinating committee Is a . I M~-M" .. teachers a pay raise without hiking cigaret, liquor and SALE ENDS SATURDAY, APRIL 3 Commissioner John Kim- would require asking voters for " -- Dianh L. Stumpf, malLiand insurance adjuster for Gay and Dura Washiington, osteen A jury of eight women and (ott men was selected Tuesday to try Sdliah, a V-year-old house painter with soli. wanted to "bring the citizens from there to Sanford 17 )ears If. Wyatt, of Pensacoa, ago She wan a member of the daughter, Mrs Phyllis United Methodist Church Senk.arlk Sanford, brother, c harge of arrangements Sejember Testimony I- Polk Wins Votes On Jail . But Polk pointed out that he problem. 0 A Lumberport, W. Va.,she moved Mary Alice; son, Dr. Thomas Soliah Case Readied retd , _AA~ property taxes. Proceeds from the $76-a- Club. %thich is -)rganizing the dinacr, said the date change Is befog made because of several conflicts - including th e reopening of Circus World set for _ Fortney, Wichita, Mans, and __________________ Mrs Cinda Jane Manning, Shinnaton W Va . Arthur Kairnus Julia A Kehoe Morlon Takes New Title I Z Nornia B. Hoover officials had seized the cocaine on May 16, 1975 in the Miami airport dirthganrcoU cs nuggjjg ' et Beath Calif. . . S'ir'.ivors include his wife and the United Methodist Gilbert Wyatt Sr., Tampa; arx] Women. three grandchildren. She is survived by tier llaigh-Black Funeral Home Troy Stuart, Sanford Onnond Beach is in charge of and two sisters, Mrs. l.ud;cie arrangements. Louise Clemen's Greenwich Det. Capt. 77homas Keegan said federal __ - - __ - - __ NVRYWM! ~ I - - - ____ I : wi._ __ James C. Bowling Diza E. Rrowri Clayton T. Br.d police said. . i2, of Orange Boulevard, A J )dnIoruI IL Sanford, (IIL'u £Uv)UU) Born in - - . - , ill be resched ul ed for said the Academy Awards given to the movie "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" late Monday signify national CITIZENS' LEGAL NOTES Tall&we Democrat to . presenting figures . . . Tuesday . .. .after . sLores ru - •' AARP of lAng _____ - ll Casselberr Rotary I AREA DEATHS GREENWICH, ConrL (AP) - Fedesil invatigatora - I s-s - --7:". ,. 1 The "Spirit of '76" benefit dinner, featuring origina y Bob The bill wis approved Theday after a social worktr iContinned From Page 1 A) -I r..-.. F b _'\ I plate "Snlute to the Tourist and Attractions Industry" TAU.AHASSEE (API - A has approved bill to forbid th confinement I h cts On Drainage Proble d ____________________________ - i i i i Re-Slated Bar. If that doesn't do it, White says, he might Just start selling soft drinks. "But I'll have to wait and see what Affected Miss Martha Ellen Stewart, Beach TALLAHASSEE (AP) - House Speaker Donald But opponents of the proposed banning topless white. HOSPITAL Cocafr A spot, says bar owner Eugene "If I have to, I'll open up a bottle club and not sell an j. CRESTED BUTTE Colo- (AP _______________ -_ Dinner dancing M places where alcoholic beverages are sold won't affect Polk County's newest topless entertaininent ALTAMONTE SPRINGS- the lake showed a bacteria on March 17 . and tests were run The fiction was taken after an however, that a new district two Juveniles, ages 13 and 15, Ile %%ater quality of I.Ikt, -ni of 60 ,Lnd 80 anl a fecal bv . DER biollogis!s, t1w 11-1a)vr opinion frr,m City Al!vrrwy ,i~-a Ii r,',ation I would be spot Orienta is far abc- h. '- state's count of 60 and 90, while statt: said, indicating J.A. Cash "'uesday night another Joseph Davis was reaa which zoning, minimum stand.ids for body standards permit water contact sampling will be taken in the said that the property does not had following a break-in at Global Previously the owner contact water sports, accor ding sports when coants run as high n&.r future, qualify icr PIJD as the city requested commercial zoning, .a'pet3, 119 S. Magno.ua Ave. to the state Department of resKdive'y,i as 2,400 and 8W. An other business, the com. ordi nance currently designates. but this was turned down by the The boys were turned over to Environmental Regulation The lake, bounded on three mission: planning and zoning board after state Division o1 Youth Services sides by property in eitty -Denied a requested chan-,e Davis said, if a restalm-ant is adjacent property owner.,; officials at the &-inford Juvenile .Nlator ,Norman Fl oy d jurisdictioa and on one side by in zoning for lots 631 and 6446 on to be Detention Center. built, the zoning should protested. Tuesd,ay read in to the record of land in county jurLsdiction, "is the east side of Boston Avenue properly be general com. Officers said an employe was -Heard another opinion from the city co mmission meeting a not as bad as some would have from residetial to pl anned unit r tercial or that the city could Davis read into the record In the building when he heard letter from the DER stating us believe," I'Io)d said, development PUI) to permit create a new district concerning whether the current strange noises about 8 pm, that a recent water sampling in The water was lease between the city and the discovered the break-in and AltamonteCasselberry Cham- called police. Police said three fl,,,,,,,, 1 A LI her of Commerce of the city's Juveniles were seen running "dr.4'ivuh,u,,I,ies eu community house on Maitland from the building and two were M Avenue is legal in light of a apprehended after a foot chase Four Arrested recent attorney -general Sheriff's deputies have inion. arr ted es f our persons on court Attorney General Robert Shevin had said that leases of warrants. George Thornas ALTAMONTE SPRINGS-. Palm presented costs station at Crane's Roost at one time, suggesting that 0I Evans, 52, 634 Ranger Blvd., the city property for nominal CIty commissioners, Tuesday, estimates to be part :)f the M5,000; Lake drainage Crane's Roost portion, most ($1 annually) are improper Winter Park, was jailed in lieu took preliminary steps to get schematic planni:g and report outfall toNorth Cr an e's Roost at critical and directly affecting unless an overriding municipal of $8000 bond on a c harge of under way a program to solve for the drainage program wh!ch $195,000 arKi a Pump station at the other areas, be ac- purpose can be shown. shooting into a dwelling. fl ooding proLlems in three he called "most cost effective Lake Orienta A at $251,0() wi th complished first . Benjamin Pa ul W illis, 19, of major drainage basins In the and most environmentally total engineering fees of Davis said the city could $39,000. The engineer sa id he 'ill r en egotiate the lease whereby Ojedo Route Two, was held In citv. sound." Palm said an alternative to The governing ort and Ive "full lieu of S5.0W bond on a charge body He said the concept approved the Lake Orienta pump station present a written market value" in schematic drawings to'ii authorized Consulting Engineer by the Florida Department of * is be-mg considered to save commission rental and of receiving stolen property. Ricky Charles Hampton, 23, other services for Lie portion of William Palm of Glace and Environmental Regulations money. He sa id it is week. possible a uses of 706 W. First St., Sanford, was the building the chambe r Radcliffe to proceed with iDER) would h outfall from . ' Lake and have the primary purpose held without bond on a . schematic drawings to provide water dump into tI, e Weldva Orienta to North Lake can be Chamber Trying drainage so lutio ns for Crane's Riser after percolating through provided Instead at a of the facility be directed probation violation charge. i cost of T Held in Jail toward a municipal function Raise Roost, Lake Orienta and North one Funds mile of swales $131.OM. Ida Pearl Jacobs, 30 of 301 Conunissioner Cal La ke (depressions) along the statc The Crane's Roost area is t.l 'L Satsuma Dr. Sanford, as I,., LAKE MARY .. t said the chamber only. acu3,' • t el. Ate .e Floyd % -' rights j way. A 1 being held today county jail that &'rana's Roost solution The engineer estimated costs bounds InZerstate 4 on the east. Chamber of Com IA19CII Claims to be the oldest porch area of the facility while without bond after her ,arrest on will directly affect and improve for a three-part program would Palm said the drainage active Chamber in the state - it has done several thousand a (icorgia fugitive warrant drainage in the Lake Flotida total $650,000. Ile said the progrant can be d is trying to raise money to build dollars worth of maintenance issued in connection with a and Lake Adelaide areas program would include a pump in increments rather than all at a ctic center for the corn and renovation on the building felony had check case, ac and permits civic groups to use LordingI it) county jail records. the major portion for meetings. Burglaries Reported The Chamber will sponsor a -Heard a report from Fio 'd Ma ic W F f flea market April 17from I a.m. that the seftIng of sp eed limits Avenue, Longwood, reported to GOTTLOBSCHI, deputies that a piggy bank Taylor Insurance Co. of North Mary Elementary School. on trains going through cities J will be considered by the containing $400 as Survivors include his wife, Carolina. lie was a meniber of Therewlllbel0Ospacesforrent en torn Gottlob C. Schimpf, 74, of 519 Mrs. Madeline Schimpf, of Fir~,! United Methodist Church and there will be an honor roll 1)e rtment of • • her residen(xI IX)T) at a meeting on April 22 I First St, Sanfrd died Sanford, daughter, Ms Ceceihi of (irmorid Beach past lLsttng those who do not wish to in DeLurnd Floyd said while the Monday morning. Born in Mertens, South Kent, Conn.; president of the Insuran e have a table 1 C III A ngs. of , but donate to the city prefers a speed limit of 35 Gemiany fie came to.ganford in two granddaughters and one Association of Daytona Beach; fund. Pinehurst. Mass., reported 1962 He was a retired cake son, Edward Mrtens South past master of John Darling burglars entered hL auto while T in d nIl decorator. fie was a memb,er of Kent, Conn. Masoriie l,odge 154 of Tampa; was parked at Quality Inn, market contact Johnny Walker operating lines in the city. Brisson Funeral Home is in past patron of the Order of S11434 and 14, and t k a of 194 Country Club Rd,, flake rqwd limits being considered ca.mcra, charge of arrangemcn"D cyC gla=s, ef(AarC&,,4-.; 0 U.;-5tern Star Chapter 2 of Mary. M Sanford: member of Orlando A __ __ ~,=___ Tucker, who initially opposed new taxes this year, now says he convinced that hik es are needed to provi de adequate support for Florida schoois. Rep William Andrews, DGalnesville, converted the was side. pro vide an added check and rule, pointing out that it would as representatives." Benefit 12 per ctnt annually since 1971. school. Juveniles Apprehended Sa nford police t oday re po rted S ate Tucker Faces Tax Hikes Cooper City, urged members to dignity and integrity of the " stepped when the committee balanceand would tend to keep have taken a special session to p 1975 according to U.S. Immigration and Naturalization south Seminole. The 7. ¼. horsepower outboard was owned by the U.S. Navy 1/ dicted leglslato Service figures. Arid Lie trend hits been growing by 10 to deputies said, and leased to the P'l'l Altamonte tinues to build a sound rrdddle class.An estimated 450,000 Latins visited this bilinqual area in 0 . WASHINGTON (AP)- Vncn seven fi.nancially weak railroads are merged into a new goernme.nt-backed railroad today in the largest cor porate reorganization in U.S. history, such well-known railroa ds as the Penn . mwcauo ns are it wth Increase as Latin America con- . provision. 'We don't need to get carried • day a rule to allow House po rters reminded then) the man, D-Tampa. Tucker then prison. members to kick their speaker House can do anything by a two-created a committee to study McPherson said suspension out of office if he displeases thirds vote, even remove one of changes in the rules. of legislators accused of Uern its members Rep Tom McPherson, D. felonies is 'important to the Rep. Ralph flaben, D- -i sy because of the removal Haven. ' after serving 3% months in The committee adopted Tues- moval rule eased off after sup. term over Rep. James lied- T- Court justices, who cannot be emotion of the moment." said suspended, and as unnece Rep Ray attox, nr the speaker b) a t wo- thirds met legislator who inspired the sion by about a dozen reform. was • d( vote. But the committee has automatic suspe nsion proposal minded freshmen. r evidence shied away from automatic by initially refusing to quit after The issue was included n suspension of legislators his indictment was paroled. Speaker Do na ld Tucker's sue- and taii ring with a witness charged with felony offenses. Members who opposed there- cessful election to a second c har ges, as paroled Tuesday But the proposed ride that A Charlotte St., Longwood. A break-in at the residence of State Agency Teiis Aitanionte M ayor Railroads To Merge R esorts of the Latin iriflux. Sanford (left) was commissioned recently at Pensacola Naval Air silver half-dollars were taken in JoAnn Saunders, 1322 Palm Station and Is continuing flight tr&Wng at Whitting Field. He is a The current contract covers about 400,000 truckers and • speakers from abusing their remote former Rep Jack Mu rule said would treat House considerable power. let, lIolIood, if he had not members different from Proposd1sforremo,alof the resigned after his Indictment l of ed on the same day that a for- speaker were proposed last ses- last year, MIAMI (A!') - Latin American tourist.s who visited I Iieaipeiinies nildnight expiration of the National Master FreigM Agreement. TA[ I.A}IA.SC1 (AP) - sent it back to a subcommittee House Rules Committee for further study. members bill act vaa again on this subtropical vacation spot usually associated wi th frostbitten Northerners, "We don't see an end to it," Lew lice, a spokesmen for th e Miami Metro Department of Tourism, said Tuesday Easign Randy Jones, son of p&. and IVI rs. Donald R. Jones of Mediation and Conciliation Service, planned to continue meeting with both sides today in anticipa tion of t he AA ivulaml i,' burg a I n Converge Bear [lake, reported 4,000 pennies was taken in a burglary an $8GO magnet.1c industrial regular pennies, 150 Indian at the William G. Tinsley drill were stolen in a burgh COMMISSIONED te about 60 per cent of the itation's tAtAl 011tPut of manufactured good.s. * Police Beat BRIEF Latin American Visitors Thieves scaled a fenced area to haul away 75 cases of empty soft drink bottles at the Discount Market, Fernwood * A Gilbex I said. The bottles were tt s i ole valued at $0. l rs hit two locations for residence. Deputies also reported four quantities I I drink bottles Deputy David Dugid also istol and $30 in cases of enipy beei bottles and 3212 Curti Dr., reportedth4 a p 0 ENSIGN JONES Uscry and James Scearce, acting head of the Federal 1 reported mis*g. Thie v es Fence * rires I IN via a windowand two cameras anda$300 diamond ring were Action Reports House Comm ittee pproves S B1611 peaker FLORIDA South Florida In record numbers last year are converging - ' 1"), I Blvd., Fern Park, deputy Ron - auowances. _ .__ - . . . 1-1 - - ..- I I "ill Sheriff's deputies today were probing burglaries of fie residen ces in the Bear Ihe area of southwest Seminole in which coins and other items valued at $1,925 were reported stolen. - - increases, $6 a week in other benefits and cost-of-hving 'LJUJ n - Labor &4cretary W.J. Usery Jr. said contract negotiations were bogged do, vm over four or five economic issues. Although he declined to elaborate, those Issues .__ 1' /1 1 and trucking industry negotiators remained "far apart" on crucial money issts today as the ndEght dead line for a na tionwide truck strike approached, federal labor officials said - , ARLiNGMN HEIGHTS, 111. (AP)-Teamsters union ,.- - ___________ • -_ `0 Herald Staff Writer , Pane! Shies Away From Automatic Su spens ion _______ _South SenoIe Bur&ars IN BRIEF .• L .. ______ - . _______ MOVIES '' EXMES - 19 I ',~Z_:- co pace wtr OdE 'lOu. PER - COV'c$ EXMAES I - _____ �_ _ gE I 1k _______________ _ H Evening Herald - _- _ ... _- - i°°" I, Area 0xic 305-3r.-216 I I pr 931-9"1 - Around 1976-4A Wednesday, March WAYNE l),IX)Yl.E,l'ubltsher H. IIICIIAHI) LONG, Editor %% 1111AM ft ( URHIE.. Minin Editor - it rce 'II' W •k . nts 'tier on _Jj : l ,L, 1 F' $I . ! uth: MI ,, . Month $2.70-. 6 Months 116 .. -.\ 9 \ .' '~ ' The County Action, N NeedS . , .- -I, .. I;Ji:~Vl, 1 I - \-\. I .I 11- --ftwMal . . I ~%,__, . _W I) I other than making headlines. It Just seems to us, th at no matter how you turn it, someone is going to have to come up with th e money to do th ose things th at impact fees, or JiC[ORr __ L'i " i-,_., ,e 2,..,r ,'f\fl (2 y t9 Ai' ) ~ $01, ! -1,71"', -,'. - -, -1.,'.;,i5.1 ,&.k ,— j L,-L L7 -V MI.. . 00 .. IC , I .",-_1~r- - . _.._, . r Or _,-.,, -" ,. .. -. 'i . -I I i. j- I m- - - - ( . jhh. -_~ -Zlvw U-1111 -- . ~ dent of Duke University, and Clarence ,%Ianion. former dean of Notre I)ame law School. i___ Meeting. which is held every week at the Kennedy Center in Washington. D.C.. where public figu;es debate and ions%kei out-stions on . LI ._-, I I ~~Xv ~L!?'. r.e , ~~ ___ A "llevedthatcoff "makes the 1111dm " decided cu p ofcoffee Wliether tha! is the case or not, millions of Americans with Henry Herbert Kn1bt that "alt the coffee, ain't so bad." But they be if pound as some predict. The psychological impact could be so great tames f0flfl _ 0? — / 4 I CLrtRCNCEMANION -- What's wrong with American eftradon? The trouble with American education is that :. ~gm If __'\ - ' J mineral cartels that are already forming Like finger to help recover it Ill the Organisation of Petroleum ExportingNow expanded to 107, OHM countries each Unless a diplomatic "miracle" shoul Qames (OPEC) which has drained millions haveaUnitedNatIonJvoice aJvewhIchthey produce an effective world agreement, he from th i ndustrial r.dtons for oil, a cartel of underdev k , b exploitati 4. __ already tiae 5kilUu.11y used rst at a Law of the concluded, the U .S.will ha v e to go It alone The of e ocean t )ear long studY f politics the measure with only a single dimient frmn Rep. Gary Studds, industrial POwtts to K"Pe t1v ocean floor for had convinced him, he said, that cartel-type U the legial.ation dears both the House and the valuable minerals but would require th em to pressure "Is now the overt goal of the group of Senate, the United States Ci976 N WA . &4Ue,,,._ - 1, ... And another reason we don't need an " Intelligence Oversight Committee Is we've had tOO many oversights involving, intelligence already:' - ,- ,i + hr I-i rr h 1- c, 7 ___ - a A d I 10 j -- - I __ - n areas .L -V, -I .- -_ - , -' 10~_,__ -~._ __ % - .4 I Ij . I Itlt%~ ~~ t, i __=Mejm=_~ __ 11 - I ~~_ ~ -___ - - __ ~ - _~ .--.-- -___ IBM __ rç A - ;;;;~~ - '----.- - - 1~ —_ V.A& I -1 ,, L) -' -- _ -fff5m~SM ii~-T__ _ ; - - -------- - - - -__ - 10 -_. _J — mkk • ______________ y - - - - ,M .- .- a. -0 _~_ %_ . ;4 - _~ ~W_-_= _ ____ _.___ -• _________ 1 - W - __ - -. - - - "Now ~- -- - I __~-~ _-. -.4 - - -- - Mi:-0 - 71 - k-. - . TW if - - -(.0 1. ________ wlff~§V~= : 1 4 1~_ r-1 :__ - -_WF_ - ~ - -W. -A! 37 !,- -_ M W. ~~_ __M .. 1, I~ i~al -I ____-___ I ~_ _ -1~ _~Jk~_ ai rt _ __ __ __ ____ . I-&~ ~ __.:I~. ___ - . ~ '- t;t . ~A — I-iiz~- ,,.. -i t~!-1=-~-~- . _. ill. V ri iX 7(1 V C X7(' V II VV '..L L) V V JL. J . _ I MOSK-z-,.-I -- - ___.'-_X_1_ - - _-.~-=, _z ~ I : -9I -I -_,o~,.-W!!Aj~V X~; --All ;_--_-, -L:;v Q44A ; i~~__ - -, - ~._--~,.-t"-i~t~___4;,_:_ -A. '. tt__I~~_ I _ - ' ilif$ 1:9-aim -. li: - !;:, _________ - - - . r :f' / lv nk? I - U ___________ &~ ___________ &_ —, _ I_'---T 1 IN -r__ - ... , a ~_,~: ,_ 7-_&"N~-7z--~_~i . -.. _, - I .:.~t-~.+ T-1 --, __+,A fj ,: r-_-_1x-M=__ '~!~-, Tl - ',~, , 1. ~ ,:"'I,.,.,:.) ",.!- 4,-~ ___, , -ZA lt .: - ' c 1 14- ___ ' I tLi ta. - ___ ____ yyi_-1-f-W-1 ~. L_.._L.1 - - we E nT-i_' J_ VPR_ - -- I_ ;:=-- ' -- . ] - " -- i';- ' t1 ..,1 _ _ - I VT ;': . .............. ) - • '- ''- __ rk.-_ tI_,- _ Fa,. , ",_M r-----_-._-. = _t_ . ;0,1 JW%.1__% L_ ______ -,-, __ - .. -'a-- 1 -- - ~ - I - il -- -.. . " -- .-- -. --- - .- -----_--- - -,7 -w-y..-~ - . - - " - 7bey Include Lockheed, gready bailed out ° by taxpayers for Its MISM14ugement wid now the subject of a world the C"Wil-- , .1fri.1 - U.S. ______ . . ' -.--., . I ________________ I :-.. - - N % - 23,IN squan mile am of the psclfic nw. ft *at 19 t I _ M: _S__ ;~ 'i in -1 - '-- - - 'V - It ------- _ `~V_~~-_111 /.. .% I -,.---. ___ _1_ ' ... . - __~, `A___ -1 11 - -MC. ~ I : -_r.,., f. -'.--.t,__- t - - - - -LI 1. : _.,,~. .A_1111 -. _)~ ., . '."." , - i% - — I' ..r. ,JLb? Qv.ril ti -- . ____________ A ,. -., i %.-,"x -! -,61_.,-~-~I -I -4, 4 -I 5*111_ _R l II _.rj~- ',., _. 11~ -*~_ " _.*r Is,A , 5 -. I-.__,~ -,-- I . ' 1 :: I s---:: _____ — __ _ I % _______ ____ '- - _'-'i ,VF----~;I!~l - [~~`- -; - - - • f -_ : _-_--Zx~--e-% _-~_ _&!~~;~_-I _q~" ~~--c ;~t . , I~___;~,IJ) - :r;'x, .- - I I. _ _-. I - . I J't;- . - .' 1 fl 0" .L.L.Lb - i _i~ . I ~V ~- -- ~ ~ l., 1-~ .. . _~ 1 . - !, ______ ____ - - . 43M.. ~M=1 - -- I L._ - 4 --'- 77" /, -4 . .. / -.1 . r 4JJ . -1 --- i - , of trying to steal minerals that we "the common heritage of Should any nation setk to pm-nni the maaktnd," and Waking I! the United States prparea now to recover operations. . . and the right to discriminate or the, of 77 a operation, as Iceland attempted with British these nihwaI3, he declared. "we can becant against our ocean miners. 17wre is a w(irldwide trawler, fishing off its shores, US. planes and virtually independent of foreign imports of cartel in the making. war-ships would Interven e under the legislation. Attila the Hun." 0 eti a ecTflProfl-Ijse with "Tbey irmist," he said, "upon complete .md effective contrcl of (mineral) recovery t~_M ~~ - -- I .1~_~ -W --~~ ~__ _m=~-k __ ~ - - --, 1. I A we I--F... something. So take another V a ayre Out to bring you back in! 9 •-- ____. __ _!~ :# J. / i - W* -- . =_ is of a -. E '. IT +1 against U.S. embassies and the specter of terrorism. i) I - ~.. - t - a. e a 13 (4 1. r 1 Yk (1' a (k Tfl (1t U1115 3.J1IidV almost certainly, by boycotts, demonstrations - -1 1 . - 1 1 . ) II ______ .4I ~~ - ' I :-: - t li I I _- -_ _- I - _ -%`~_ --_ - 6 . IV ~ , i•- 4 !; -fT nera s _ _ ~- a • - I' C=- - 1' . - ,WNW .Is 11 '-_ - r 11 ~ -___ - ______ ~ I - - —'--. . very, very likel) to turn out to be delinquent , . - ___ i I • i '4. . ! ! - IA ~ - " I . % ing -. . \, 1 - -1 _% i , ,,--,I \ - - r i.;1__. - -_ -1 -__-1 -i-_- _I -- ; ' ,_ . .= .~__.I_--i ~....., _:_-.M_.-,_-~,i zw -- - , tl " - __. _-, . . T1;-17-?7-V- . ___ __ - . . , ~W - I -_- - - .- I - ' ix Ti 11 C TI LI L'iJ C4.iJL VV ri - : .. n=t \ Then we took another look at our -,~ se and __ -It -% --q___*_ _~ ?changed that, too, ~ -_ _~~, ~~ Pay articular 4:a -_ _. otf-_-_ -2=_ attention to our fash o ked every department with a super on of trusted 1 1' 1 1 i i+ i i an qua.L1UJ more famous brands. e . and 1 1 even dded IL IJ.1. + ou Pame 1 V , so ou + t me.See. You talked and we listened.and W&-i t, en we ma e your _ - .1 __T I M .,- - -, ;_ J __ :! -...-_ 1 __ . I 1. . I ac will give physical bribery scandal; TeTineco, already an nil-andturn over much of the profits to the developing 77." protection for U.S. mining consortiums to plumb and Union Miniere, nations. The cartels would be established under U.N. four million miles of oceumi bottom. Already a Belgian Company with long, sometime, shady The issue was laid before the House auspices nod would be contrL1ed by 107 there is talk of using the famous Glomar Es. past. Oceanography Subcunmitt on March 15. underdeveloped countries that now belongthe to the plorer, which the CIA constructed to raise a The "group of 77" h Behind locked doors, Chairman John Murrhy, D- "g .. rdup f 77." he predicted Russian sub, It's exploration would begin on a dUstiiallzed lands nieanwhil ac.ised the in. N.Y., described the awesome mineral wealth !hat fits on Lhe stygW ma bottams o( the world. __ . the aisles, we need to te h In the schools Jews, Christians, Mohammedans,aIlwhobeljeyethca, Meanwhile, even the __ IK`~_, TV "The sharks of Geneva have become the taken, and the 16-member aubecmunittea passed bod0m- 77WY Are seeking International control barmcuda of New York." growled Murphy. A 01 undersea mining, which would ___ ++ J1 LiC1.LU (111C 11 1,' - W 1 I _____ • P_.1r.Wz:M4 '-' '. 111 .-i-_ lI J 11 - . -`~ ___~ I _~_;W_Af____ IMp -1 -.. . --- .r:g__P.- T'...-.~~ r.:P, - - - ___________ 1 A .. --A-- - - -_ I — _______ -I * eloped lands is eager to attem~4 Sea Convention in Geneva and now In the U.N. secret debate continued for two hours over a bill sim.11" Numc-plays. California 901dru"Y)e invasion of the ocean cauctis rooms In New York City to block the which would back mining co rLwUums with U.S. floor would rather not think about 3ome of the The underdeveloped nations have banded United States from mining the ocean bottom. military power. Thea a aeaet roll call was firms ready to undertake together to block US on th it. - - us. policy . - a _ ~A5M_KLr__!25_K_A1it _ - K~~ _.. 11I:- - -- - . - ______ ___ A hubbub by more than 100 nations against named aiter the original 77 wxierdeveloped Department to placate the underdeveloped bloc These understa MMMls could make the countries, was maneuvering to claim the major by mstricting U.S. mining. He criticized the United StaW in the United Nations is twt a the United States independent o( InUnational shue of the underseas wealth without lifting a National Security Council for not setting a strong Ple&mt proq)ect. It would bee accompanied, ljj~ - Ocean rt I, A.. I _________ la WASHINGTON - In sea-el session, a manganese by the early l, and in terms of "The cartel even has a proposed ThiS threat of gunboat diplomacy raises congressional committee has taken the first step nickel, copper and cobalt, we would be totally headquarters, Jamaica — the location of the serious problems For one thing, the "group to offer military protection to four US mining independent.' of Int ernational bauxi te prod ucers organization," 77" 13 made up not merely of mini-nations like consortlums that are read) to explore the ocean Otherwise, he warned that the United States Murphy added Over the weekend of March 13-15 Malta or Maldivea They Include Algeria, Brazil, Lx)ttomforvftalmin wou1dbecomehjdflof"OpEC..11kecar hedlsclo5ed,the"groupof77"had also sea-fly ndia.Peru, 7treafldzb13pmanyotj At stake Is a $3 trillion treasure in nicr.el, reached an Informal agreement to thwart any where the United Stales also ha.i economic or ma,copper,co)altand 26 otIroresthat siluaflonslmflartothe19noJigo " effective US. compromise political ilwestments. arescattered in plum.alzed nodules on the ocean Murph explained that the "group of 77," Murphy deplored effts by the State L__ 4 rotect ,_ _______ . Ma - , every ta gey ,, #* 1, _ - faces lnaachootrootnwhenllwasfor(xddenth 0 I 0 I ~ -- --- & . in a midwestem city OW had the highest per do that; or to use rwe, or color, or any of those reelly be trusted." Some diarehclders no longer pupil appropriation in the state. 77* district with arbitrary things in setting up a school in the W believe In the truth of numbers the low'st was right neit door. That's the kind of place School busing lnereasea race con In Oils doubting mood, says Touche Ross, situation that's not going to 6e tolerated.l if sciousness and ftmvases tendon between the "Sureholderi many bee s---klng uMcrstand.lng of 3=ebody had h~d L%c - wit ~ &W wiriom to have races - muda more W Uum if they left them the myrW factors resulting in recora earnings upgraded those schools, we'd have had a viable alone. ought to be taught M -. &U c ange too! We wanted to make shopping fun, easy and satis- ying for you, our customer, so we (1 -Rd a total redee-; orating job. You' ll find exciting new .. XX T -'1' disp ys, gns VY new everything, UT And VV brightened wa lls, ___ Independence is the Irreducible minim um of Should religion be taught in public scbools? t1wology required for good Con. few sundry" other matters independent agents, and analyzing details of ence If Apparent signs of econarrdc recovery, it commissions paid, professional fees, public from the time I could remember and I've been a child growstomabiritY without ev er having warns, "will not quell these questions -share- r&Uons expense, and other 'soft' expense going ever idnee. I Oft that's where religion heard of the Ten Coriumdawnts of God, He's holders will want to know whether the sign' can items" . ~_ i JACK ANDERSON - -- I I will Involve economic performance, corporate interviewing key members of the management come from poor states F . I. behavior and directors' ste wardships, ainong "a team, reviewing contractual arra ngements with - - 6 more thari ever before, we expect sharehold,!rs ploy independent agents, if annual meetings are dec W ons can be made that reflect the attitude of along with the self-evident truths of Ut to exercise their inquiry rights to bridge the gaps attended by corporate g&dflys, or if them exists the people in a particular part o( the country. Dedaration of Independence. But they an being formal an active group of critical shareholdera. . busineu communications.,, (But) without federal aid. Uwe's not any way to hidden from students in America today. I think Toucne1s, one ot the nauon'slargest pu In preparation, it suggests a limited In- equalize education That might be one of the a V OW7 0 dividual basis. So, I don't think we've done a school. very good job of teaching reading, writing and Sbould we bus to elinalaste wgregatfou" arithmetic. The teacher r3do should be twict as 7be supreme court decided in 1954 that lt*was in the early grades. wrong for states to oWdwebutoellmIn.te segregation? school Busing certainly doem't add anything to the what the Supreme Court prohibited In 1954. quality of education. What it has done is to get There is a rank inconsistency in a court decisiort the attentitin of various establishments that which requires it state to count white and black sharehoIdanagement(IlnjogurJeredby payments" dimth3hthenumberofpelenployed the question-and-answer sessions at annual Expect questions about Illegal payments, I'm strongly in favor of putting the burden on meetingsha,egrownmmport Thiayear, cmpanIesareadvised,porticujar)yftjeyem. states Histoically,that'sths best place that wise." In his book, Richelieu, G. P. R. James took things a step -I N , - OT -&&&N.- ~i, Should religion be taught in pailc "boou? I suggest that the religion in UmAnwrican araUonofInependence(is) all the njon Cl11+uhh # I. see 1 It13nolongerAnjcan.Educatjonnowisnot merely un-American, it La, In many places, the problems of America is simply the wrong rapidly becoming anti-American The National focus. We need to support teachers In the Education Association, the American Civil paring their clients for the tests, which will consequence of illegal political contributions, gdidelines that took away local lnitiathe.s I . I I readi a peak during the next 2ti months. One "zealous government investigators havv turned would put education where you could we it and advisory, by Touche Ross, begins:"The suspicious eyes toward other corporate get it out of HEW. And I would gradually C"ff - _ lt~ What's wrong with American educatlon? rove we ed concern the schools aren't doing this and that to solve all ect 111-1 v the further the federal Fed gcvernment stays away from it, the better. ral intrudon begins with handouts. We (got along) for 150 any federal I know ' mod cmditions require the federal govemment to rush d b the %;J34J111 I spring, which many an executive nosthigically The accounting firm expects sharehnlaers to Ithink that the federal government ought to remembers as once being as wmely peaceful be oweerned about the sttbWty of banks and provide about one third of the finarcW This is an issue that vitally concerns everyone as a daffodil blooming support their ability to kcep the corporation adequately of public education and diminish the number of who shares the tax load in this county. A little less Advisen of every sort - public relations, financed and able to participate in the recovery. advertising, financial, management -are pre. talk and more action is certain to be most apCorporate officers are reminded that as a innovative 71tle I programs were distorted by t - :_ - __ ~ I 'I - Be Improved?" is argued by Terry Sanford, for heaven's sake, let's get with it. - ------- A. .- already overburdened county taxpayer, well, then .- I become as wild, as heated, as emotiaml as the political conventiom, Rnd maybe en-en m,~re issue-orlented. This 13a year of business issues ._thestateof coupled with record borrowings and other alternativetobusing Weneed todethvjable How much fedeial aulstaoce should public the economy profita, financial stabili ty, cor- eVIdences of possible llllquidlty" alternati',es The court (c'irrently) doesn't have Kboois get' porate ethics, accountability. Does the company It concedes that the meaningfulness of some much choice If it's charged with creating E4(fication, under the Crinstitution of the pay bribes? Is it illegally involved in politics? financial and econorW c comparisons with other edwat!onal equality. United States, and in the spirit of the Declaration Many executives are expecting the toughest years "has leswried substantially with the How much federal assiotance sbould public of Independence, is a reser commission finds a better way to come up with the M& .'' American education off its time-honored sWdentharegolngtoleanveryijcthjngs.we reIIgioustrackandturnitaroundfnadfri -,j load a first grade teacher, where reading begins, of athelzm and materialism I think the decision w1thtie5amer " erofstudentsaswedoan thataclildcouldn'tvoluntarilygivethankto eighth grade teacher The teacher is caught up Almighty God in school was vitally wrong With fan too many people to deal with on an in [n%asion of the state's right to control its own ? some ccrporate annual meetings this year might If impact fees aren't the answer and the county ! ,T__v-1 ~ Y;7W ~ M _z_---T'-'-_ __ _-_ .., .. classroom, for education is that spark that 11berties Union, the Coligress and firaWy, the passes between teacher ArA student. I wou:d like federal courts have combined to throw ms On The Spot NEW YORK (AP)- A possibility exists that have to dig a little bit deeper and come up with those funds somewhere down the road ellatt . ..rj -,~ 1. .. ~~' to see us slire up the first three grades where 1. ," ,-iij II_ e I Ill after that decision, Hunter turned down the county's offer, citing pressure and harassment trom certain sectors. That decision set him up for a dlsqualllicatl3n of unemployment benefits. TERRY SANFORD - f' $ ..7, .- 0 .1 %__1 ~ ol y... Big But it seems to us that if the developers don't pay, then Mr. and Mr-s. Average Taxpayer are going to I : il i i.e., JOHN CUNNIFF And, maybe this, too, is an over-simplification i from the city. 1. 4 .?' ,~ ,_ ;/ _,~/ 11 .I . , . , __ I -.--Ik . - WI . . I I Jimmy's Prize schools. ~- I -..-T. ,_ I- -1 I 7, .1 1. , I` I - ~~t~_k . ' .1 / I 4" - %6 .,# - I ./ 1z.1. 1e1L(f .I, his development *n county services, including ~_ . . i... -a afeeadeveloperpaystooffsetthefutureimpactof •iv General. 7lizit's bureaucracy at Its best. So, Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski got the canmission to offer Hunter the position. After Today'ss topic how Can American Education .I . ,., I oll V '117 i-. , "'.,. -- I , h I \ I.I , 0L came up with a quarter of a million dollars, most of which was used for repair of old schools. I I 'p- fjJ .. I that's exactly what the term impact fee implies . -. I .09 I __ - -..,,~v Oi . dinance. Instead, the commission is wasting time bickering, crying politics, and doing very little else Perhaps this is over simplifying the issue, but it'wdseemt at sew ocreae en or -- 1. 1 The solution, if indeed it proves to be in the best interest of the taxpayer, seems to be: pass an or- . ____________________ reasonabie job offer. Being a city official, Hunttf should have been regulations. aware of governmental 0 rst place. fact that,s what ca C4XIfltY Commissioners wanted to there d down a conflict of Interest in Hunter's holding positions. , they wrote a federal office which referred them to a second federal office which told the county to get an opinion from Florida's Attorney ". ~. : A 11 " / % 'Y~__ - 11 "balice. Seminole County has no such ordinance. The Seminole County school system is the largest benefactor of these fees now. And, the fact ls that builders are providing these funds and te is more than $5-million on th e books to be collected Not to mention that in the past two years builders I , basis. The county attorney says that this is illegal. He says that the Supreme Court has ruled that the only way than county can cOlICct Stich fees from voluntary ccntributions from developers, as they are sometimes called, now 0 . . I ,~ , . . ,I ~,V.-. ~1 ___ -- Upgrading Our Education I , .., -;V!." I . -- _ 4X. ~k -, I. . __ . ko -a -~,:. ". 4 . ., , I \ ._ "~ Wednesday, March 31, 197$-SA I I we nothing unusual bout that. One of the stipulations un:m pIoymeat is that one not urn own any and work foe be available PRO/CON 111111 t 1) -A program. ..r Ile issue isn't going to solve itself. Heretofore, impact fees have been paid by - w posi tion wi th the county may lose his unemploy. mem insurance. Irwin Hunter says his weekly checks were terminated after he turned down a $10,500-a-year 1 , I I '! ~~ ~~!! 1111 I'l . . . 1111!11111111 ... • Evenin gH,ra Sanford, Ft. sive Employment and lYaining Act (CETA) Hunter had been quoted as saying he would teslgn Now, we hear that a Winter Springs Councilmn but literature mailed out seems to detract from one ' ü.v: tiptigfl iXums - nut to acxpt campaign contributions from members of Insurance companies. they climb off their co ec ive swivelairs andet _4 It looks like the insuirance fatcats are being subsidized even before the election begins picking Billtar has officially entered the campaign for state treasurer and insurance commissioncr, Talk a serious issue facing them that is of vital interest ____ ____ position wlU benefit the Industry itself by keeping the office o' Treasurer-Commissioner free from even any appearance d cwij The pamphlet says that 11 anyone is a member the Insurance Industry a Lngements have been made for purchase of a $7.92 ticket to a meal at the Canton House Resort Inn In Orlando. The event is a fund raising effort for the Gunter campaign. Here's the kicker, 'lickets for the May 4 event are priced at $100 per person. I up StWfl. By ED PRIET become lust another political football. We feel it is high time that the cemmission faces the fact that there is a problem; that there is . sanity. And anyone who advucates the use of nuclear weapons is either insane, stupid -or both. The Clock There has been a lot of talk reffl!v bt! '.''.' little action - among the County Commissioners on the subject of impact These fees have been the topic of much debate between members of the commission and the county attorney and, in fact, th e whole issue has Gunter has decided not to accept financial assistance his campaign from officers, directors, employes or agents of Insurance companies, In cluding Immediate families," the brochure says It goes on to saying that, "He (Gunter) feels this can, at will, destroy other nations with nuclear weapons. Some countries- notably Russia — have that same blockbusth, terrifying potential. The arms race is to see who can develop and build the biggest stockpile of nuclear destructives — even after the two major superpowers have achieved the awesome theoritical ability to destroy each other many times over. Some call it the nuclear arms race. I call it In. UI II _-,;1_h,a~~!~'- -,- Q--- -~____ W~ ~_ ~. ^ me Interesting facts to keep in Probably the most important is that the Unfted States has the nuclear capability of destroying Russia many times over. 7be only problem is that Russia has that same nuciear capability todo the same tiiingtous. slWatfon 13 not one In which only the U.S. .-. - �6A—EveningHeraW, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March 31, 1976 Florida Pushing To Bring-In More Industry — ki Governor ' s Proposals Could Mean 7 ,000 New Jobs tiw / By JOHN VAN GIESON Associated Preu Writer "We must dLpel the myth that we are against business or that promotions. The goveraor has sought nearly dozen states are operuting foreign trade offices. Nearby, Georgia $1 million to open development is unwelcome In Florida," Askew said in his budget Florida promotion offices in New York; Los Angeles; Frankfurt, and South Carolina are competing fiercely for the dollars of message to legislators. Germany; and Tokyo, Japan, and expand an existing Latin tourists en route to Florida. TAUILHA&SEE (AP) - If you're one of 350,000 unem"I believe it will be necessary for the legislature to clearly state American office at Coral Gables, "We cannot sit by and wait for new industry to come to us," ployed Floridians, the 1976 legislature's emphasis on economic that it is the poIlc of this state to encourage Investments and The Department of Commerce says a European office could Askew said. "We must go into the marketplace and aggressively development could mean th e difference between being on the development that will utilize cur reso urc es for the economic and generate $25 million annually in export sales and create 1,250 jobs seek the Industries and the investments that we need." payroll and the welfare roll, ecological benefits of present and future Floridians," he said, Toward that end, Askew Is proposing $200,000 to pay for foreign for Floridians. It hopes that three European firms would build With Gov. ReubLi Askew seeking huge Increases in Florida Askew's travel and tourism programs have received a few plants n Florida n ext year, employing a bout persons. and domestic t1ps to open the promotion offices and woo in. promotional spending, and powerful legislators Inclined to give knocks in preliminary legislative budget hearings, but have A Japanese office would create $20 million In sales and 1,000 dustrialists who might be Interested in Florida. Fortune said he is him even more than he wants, Pepartment of Commerce analysts widespread support and should survive in good shape. jobs, att'actlng two foreIgnownod companies employing 724 Inclined to approve, but "the public may question a state official said Florida could gain more than 7,000 new jobs. "I think In our package the emphasis will be greater than the persons, the department said. going to Europe or going to South America." And that's not counting the benefits of Askew's request for a 100 goernor's, and I think we're going to give him more than he With analysts projecting an exodus of northern businesses "Most definitely Florida has the reputation abroad of being the per cent thcrase in funds promoting tourism, an $88 Ullion in- asked," said house Appproprlations Chairman Edmond land of sandy beaches and Mickey Mouse," said Economic eager to escape rising taxes, congestion and other hassles, dustry that produces $500 million a year in state revenue. Fotune, DPace. Development Director Joe Hennssy. "This reputation has and can Hennessy sees a golden opportunity for the proposed New York Askew has proposed a $4.5 million economic development Fortune and House Speaker Donald Tucker, D-Tallahassee. are Iø fhuitr.c thp atAlp 'niiId litre 1750 lWi tn Finrida with ctthue tacerve uc wøll hnwvnr n##rnm.lnI IlflII VdV, GIF1 ' tz&iois za luw INtl exworiting on a plan to create a department to focus on economic New York office, and attract 875 more by wooing busin essmen paying industry, hot an effort must be put forth on our penditures, a $2 million hike, development, a move that woiid enhance trade and tourism Florida faces intense competition at every turn. More than a Who might prefer Florida sunshine to California smog. erd's 4C At III2!1111::; MRLD 111F IN BRIEF E111 _5;_JW* ROME OF 100 you know the prescription is right ..,and the price is right too! Ring 9 ".:.;• .. !.' (Wed trrn tht' trhes I 140 #11 15 t '( 4~ ' ..,- •. ,,., '')' a a _ :, S. - --- / 611 75-CAR - Jack Whitmore stan& amidst some of The more than 75 cars he — ittrUrturP to hous! Mrs. Whitmore's anliqutd. However, both bugdLngs were full before they were finished, phk' (frisKs One Of The After Riot Shootings 7'r • *p. ..-- Five of the Arabs were killed Tuesday during riots that accompanied a 24-how stzke by Arab citizen of Israel which the Israeli Communist party called to protest goverimcnl purchase of some 1,600 acres of and Arab land for housing and development projects. Another Areb was killed in a prestrike riot Monday night. 4 Vote Favors Callaghan LONDON (AP) — Foreign Secretary James Callaghan appears certain to succeed Harold Wilson as Britain's prime minister next week after taking the lead over leftwinger Michael Foot in the second round of voting by mevibers of the ruling Labor party in the House of Cwunons. Results of the secret mall ballot announced Tuesday night gave the 64-year-old Callaghan 141 votes to Foot's 133. Callaghan failed to get the majority necessary for election because another moderate, Chancellor of the Exchequer Denis Healey, was still In the race and got 38 votes. Two votes apparently were lost In the mall. The other three Laborites In Commons are Scottish nationalists who are abstaining from the voting. 91 a War On Terrorism Declared BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — President Jorge Videla, in an outline of his new military government's goals, gave first priority to a war on terrwism to achieve the stability necessary for reconstruction of the Argentine economy. VldeIa. making his first speech since he and other military leader, ousted President Isabel Peron a week ago, said Tuesday night that his government "will monopolize the use of force." "We will use that force as many times as necessary to ensure the full observance of social peace. Toward this goal we will combat, without truce, subversive delinquency in any of its manifestations until it is totally annihilated," the 50-year-old general said in a radiotelevision address. New York at the Metropolitan 200th Fourth of July. the Metropolitan Egyptian officials expect to officials with forethought how much they cost. I'll pay for pany that will supply fireworks Cars? e If had kept pace with FPL's Detroit' s ost per prices kflowatt h.01Z these past 50 IiT(1)IJ1(1 ( cost In the PEOPLE South Seminole Optimist Club, 7:30 a.m., Land O'Lakes Country Club, Casselberry. (1 u li Lake Mary Rotary (lub, 8 a.11)., Mayfair Country Archibald Cox Denounces Book MISSOIJLAI Mont, (AP) — Former Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox says thoae who supplied "that gossip" for a book about former President 11Ich6rd Nixon's last days in office "should be ashamed of themselves" — and so should those responsible for publishing it. "It's not surprising any man would disintegate under those circumstances and I don't see any gain in peddling those stories In books and news magazines," Cox said Tuesday. The book, scheduled for publication next month, Is 'l'he Final Days" by Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein. Excerpts published in Newsweek. magazine say Nixon spoke indirectly of suicide and drank heavily during his Last days in office. I ) Athletes Honored OES Seminole Chapter 2, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple. Alcoholics Anonymous (open), 8 p.m., 1201 W. First, Sanford. Sanford Sertoma Club, noon, Sue Ann's Capri, Sanford Ch'itan Club, 7:30 p.m., Spencer's Restaurant. FRIDAY, APRIL 2 Happy Senior Citizens Club of Casselberry, 1 p.m., American Legion Home, Prairie Lake. Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7a.m., Buck's Restaurant, Sanford. Longwood AA (closed), 8 p.m., Episcopal Church. Tanglewood AA (closed), 8 p.m. St. Richard's Episcopal Church, lake Howell Road. SATURDAY APRIL 3 Mid-Florida Singles Association business meeting, 7 p.m., Gre.a(er Sanford Chamber of Commerce. All singles invited. Sanford Women's AA Group, 2p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA (closed), 8p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Overtx'ook Drive, WASHINGTQN (Al') — Heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad All, jockey Willie Shoemaker and auto race dria.r lüclian3 Pttty were among White house gst.sat a state dinner honoring sports-minded Kig Hussein of Jordan. The dinner Tuesday night was a highlight of the king's two-day Washington visit, President and Mrs. Ford also Invited top-level offk:iala, members of Congress, prominent Arab-Americans, business executives and Hollywood celehrities to the dinner. p Chicken dinner sponsored by Christian Homemakers Class to benefit mission project, 5:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church fellowship hail. past )0 years most prIces have been steadily Ofl years, sedaii $1,811. while other prices were going up, FPL's rates for the most part wtre going down. From 8.01 cents a kilowatt hour ofelectricity in 1925, when FPL was founded, t the present 3,55* cents, including the fuel adjustment charge. That's 55 less than it was 50 years ago. lithe average medium size 1976 U.S. sedan cost 55" less than its present base price of $4,030**, you could buy it for as little as $1,814. But, if FPL's cost per kilowatt hour has fallen so dramatically these past 50 years — why have your bills recently gone up? The answer is threefold: The international oil crisis. Inflation. And increased usage. Inflation brought On tWO general rate i ncreases. The only two in 50 years, (In 1971 and 1975,) The oil crisis necessitated substantial fuel adjustment charges. And FPL doesn't keep a cent of that T . P11W 6000 TIIRU t ATURDAYI OPEN DAILY 9-9 OPEN SUNDAY 10-7 SANFORD: 90 State St., Sanford'Plaza Plaza ana CASSELBERRY: Seminole 1433 Semoran Blvd. . — — . -- FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY People...serving people. Sanford Christian School rummage We, Sanford l'lnvi, 9 n.m. to 5 p.m. r ' II .. ti I, riiiisih' (a.Isasc 1%11 4Jot)r c,lan pt thc ihr-c hr'tt rnkr. r,'i,asia Aaragi IIi J'rs c i' Butt—m , of L.sj'.or "t ,,i s.a , . it )'1 136i 171 goes — FPL Rummage Sale sponsored by Youth Choir, ComUnited Methodist Church, 17-92, Casselberry. Mulch sale, sponsored by Boy Scout Troop 341, Cor,'tmunity United MeLI1odLst Church, Casselberry. Mid-Florida Singles Auoclatloa, 7 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce, followed by activities and dancing at 9 p.m. at Lake Monroe Inn. M()NI)1t, APRIl. 5 1agniIiui'nt 6 ('B Radio Club, 71a.Iit., 11(13 Orange Ave Sanford. TUESDAY, APRIL 6 Rescue and Water Safety Lifesaving: Advanced Course, 7 p.m., Atlantis Swim School, Altamonte Springs. litres. ti)L . money. It all towards paying the Ma -ca sed cost of fuel oil The third major reason that electric bills % ave gone up is t at usage by our avera '1c residential customer ha' doublai in the past ten yearc.People are using more eiectrlclry for -tnorc things Because It's still a good value. Indeed, the rate including fuel adjustment has gone tip only 68.1 in the past 10years.That's less than the cost of living, which has risen 70.6%; But though your hills have risen, we're continually working to keep them down. One way is by using more nuclear-generated power. Nuclear fuel is the most economical source of energy available to us today. Last year, for example, nucleargenerated power saved our customers over 161 million dollars in fuel costs alone. In these days of ever-increasing costs, the price you pay for electricity is an even greater value today than it was 50 years ago. And we're doing all we can to keep it that way. - the rise. munity Wilson Defends Britain ' coincide with the arrival of the Armed Forces Bicentennia CALENDAR Z C ., ....... man of the fireworks com. necticut are booked up for July fireworlus for July 14 or 15 to But for this Fairfield County mittee spent four hours on the 3, 4 and 5, The Brookfield Bi community and other towns telephone recently before he centennial Committee has even boost American tourism to booked fireworks displays and them myself if I have to, but but it's still in the dark about Egypt and hope to use the operators as early as last July. I've got 'em," said Dr. Harvey where to find a "shooter." co untry's share of the profits "I would say probably all Wachsman, committee from admissions and the sale of available shooters are already chairman. Heating Spec alWts the copies to build a special taken for July Fourth," said But in Saybrook, N.H., a m useu mfor the collection near Roy Trout, president of the spokesman for Rockingham _________________ the Gun pvi-aznid.s. American Pyrotechnics Associ- Fireworks, one of about six dis______ _______ Bruce h!'hrb of the Mctro- atlun in Texas. lie said most irthutorsiri New ngiand, said: Lx)llt1In is hard at work in a firework companies were "For the Fourth of July. for- BICKLETON, Wash, (API farming area that was first set"We've got two trucks, an old Two-car and three-car garages tied early In the 1900s. wood stove and a bunch of furaren't all that rare in affluent The collection includes niture people are waiting for us Anieka, but shat i the 7-caa .uu(op desks, marble-topped to come anuickup,"says Mrs. tarnly to do? dressers, clock, and an entire Whitmore .% mw anre if l..........,._,, .. ia.wm fill d wiui staineti-glass Whitmore built a 5,000-square- windows. loot building to house the best of "We had to do something," his automobile collection, but she said. "We had all those he acquires cars at such a pace rnns upstairs filled with stuff that the structure was filled be- and four kids sleeping in Oa,c lore he finished it. room." Whitmore's wheat ranch Whitmore then built a 960filled with cars and his 26-room square-foot concrete structure house filled with antiques are dubbed the "Whoop and holler" less a symbol of affluence and museum, and again the more a symptom of addiction to collecting outpaced the con. collecting. struction. "Every time a relative "You wouldn't believe the passed away we'd end up with stuff people give us," Laurence another house full of furniture, says. Not long ago someone left You can't sell something you've an antique cobbler's bench in been given, so we'd lust make the back of his pickup while it room for it," he says. was parked in town. Whitmore is partial to Stu"Never did figure out who debakers, which he's been brought us that," he said. gathering since the line went "urence La wanted the bell out of production in 1961. lie and from the MaL'ton Church sevhis oldest son. Jack, have a eral years ago, and he had to model made every year after tear down the whole building to 1947 but still suffer "a few get it," says Mrs. Whitmore. gaps" from 1922 to 1947. But bargain hunters beware. They even collected an old 11w Whitmore rule Is look, but school bus, which Is loaned unce don't try to buy. it year to the local high school "We have a lot of stuff we're students for their "senior proud of and enjoy letting sneak." people see it," says Whitmore. Meanwhile, as the autos acEnough is enough, however, cumulated In the yard, Ada and one of these days the Whit. Ruth thtmore was filling the mores are going to stop collcc. house, preserving the history of tAng. the prosa.°rc dryland wist Oae of these days. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31 Data Processing Management Assn. of Central Florida technical session, 6 p.m., Sun Bank Data Corp., 2290 Premier Row, Orlando, THURSDAY, APRIL 1 Senior Citizens trip to Masterpiece Gardens and the Passion Play at Lake Wales. Leave Sanford Civic Center 1:30 p.m. Casselberry pick up at Seminole Plaza, 2 p.m. Sack lunch Return after 11 pin. ... i o k.7o un i our _i 04 violence. LONDON (AP) - Prime Minister Harold Wilson says he Lotaly r4ects the view of Russian author Alexander SolzhcrUtsyn that BritAin has declined to position of little Importance In the world. "I respect Mr. Solzheniti~m 's right to say whatever (eases," Wilson old the House of Commons on Tuesday, • asked its state representative if Caravan in town. 'handising" campaign of well. mean a quiet bicentennial "I had to call all over the the state legislature can ease il. made copies will spark a new Fourth of July. country. I finally located a firm tensing requirements for just f a shion crate for ancient Egypt The flrookfielrl Bicentennial in Ohio who said they would one week. in clothes and jewelry. CoInhIll(t(t has lourtil that local conirni our order. I don't care Brookfield has found a corn- — TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Israeli police patrolled in force in tense but qtdet Arab villages in Galilee today as suiagers in northern Israel prepared to bury six Arabs killed by police and army gunfire. There were fears that ttr funerals would ignite new rioting. But Police Minister Shlomo Hillel ordered security forces not to shoot unless lives were threatened and lifted a curfew imposed on villages north of Nazare.h. Police reported that Arab yGuths stoned police in (our villages during the night but said there was no serious ,' r• I predict the exhibit and a "mer- throughout the country, it could could get an order filled. How About Borrowi ng Arab Villages Tense __,, CAIRO IAPI - For 3,300 small side room of the cold, "practical, lively, sensuous rnun's mummy. Dr. Abdul Ka- wood and covered with gold years the golden treasures of dark Egyptian Museum in group of people" the ancient der Sellin, director general of leaf. The statue, described by Tut-ankhamun, the boy king, Cairo making molds of jewelry Egyptians were. the Egyptian Museum, says the I!ohcb as a "sumptuous nude," lay hidden beneath the desert and other items from Tut-an. "I was stunned. Some of their stunning mask is insured for has never before been out of Its sands of Egypt's Valley of the khamun's tomb, stuff is really powerful scull)- more than $1 million but is eas- case since Carter discovered it Tombs of the Kings. "Many people when they lure," he said. Ily worth urcr $10 million. standing I7uard over Tut.ankhrl. Finally, in 1022, BrItish arch. think of Egyptian art think of Headlining the exhibit will be Others among the 55 Items mun's Internal organs. One of eologist Howard Carter's still, stock figures," Hoheb the massive gold mask inlaid selected for the show are: four miniature coff ins holding candle illuminated the won- said. But through his work he with stripes of blue glass that The roughly 3-foot-tall statue these organs is also In the cxdrous ancient cache, the likes of has come to appreciate what a covered the head of Tut-ankha- of the goddess Selket, made of hibit. which had never been seen by the Western world. in November a portion of Carter's discovery will begin a two-year tour of the United Mates. t tic exnioitionilltmegu. IIHOOKFIELD, Conn. (All) booked up by last August or get it. We have had to t urn dow And that is exactly how the in Washington and will visit — Business is booming for fire- September. 50 requests so far this week." town of New Fairfield got Chicago, New Orleans, Los An- cracker lighters who will set off The 138 fireworks shooters around the problem. They've In Newtown, another Fairgeles and Seattle, ending up in displays marking the nation's field County town, the chair- who are licensed by Con. scheduled the Fourth of July and his father own. Jack and his father, Laurence, built a 5,000- Museum. square-foot building to house the autos, and a 960-square-foot Officials of GARAGE • - .- — Fireworks Lighters Business Good l 4' . u....0 '--i ,_, F30 I WY . Uns . y we 1,11 more ihJfl t I) rflII:on rijfl'on CJ( li month Our volume rnrn Ioie pricei, and pe:p ' I UT 5 1 IFEM] --sures - a... - �t: .. - _.__•_,_.,4_. 111M -. ____ 0 i~~~~~ IA-Evening Herald, Sanford. VI W'! - 4 y. MrcP BEETLE BAILEY mi Y FOR ( FAORITE %ET I OUT OLJ GLJ ) 7'. 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Something of value could be developed, TAURUS (A pril 20-May 20) C R\. _ 1, III 6-4 Southern 25 North THE BORN LOSER geneal American country DOWN 28 fleddish yellow 1 Fled sr'.icie L1 Samuel s 2 Grafted (her-) teacher 101b) 3 Distribute 33 ln1iar weight cards 4 Shone too 35 Rr island by Art Sansom IQ -34 —— 0 2 12 - 1 13 E4A%) 17 R -z( ___ ~ . i 7 ;1. ' ~` _ __ ,_ __-,~ I i/ J - 1V Ill ( IV J F i ___ ; A 26 21 35 DOiNG )-r 'J-.J A J31 _. — 38 41 - 42 44 45 - I 53 50 51 152 54 55I657 __ jk! 59 59 S• - - - 61 - - IN AT - by Stoffcl & Hcimdohl ,rq4qjw~ 11 50" tl-,~l __ ~ ___ ~_-_~_ ___ . -- - nmrnm - --- _ . _____1_--_._ __ I - - 31 ——————————— I V I I -. Become Dilated ~ By Lawrence E Lamb, St. D. 4 k I 0K 111 . P% ;' 1% DEAR DR. LAMB: Have you UT. ever seen dilated veins in the head near the temple and above the eye (Forehead) and below the eye (lower lid)? When I AW bend over this area swells. When I stand up gravity brings ___ the blood back to the heart. M' doctor S8YS this Is at)- mailing. Address your letter to normal and due to poor cirme in care of this newspaper, culation, the same as enlarged P.O. 326, San Antonio, veins in my legs. I would like TexasBox 782. your comment and advice on ,,-. V1..AX1 vii. taunts: You this problem. mention fortified milk DEAR READER-.frequently. Will you please tell risk of being facetious I would nie what you mean by fortified suggest that you not bend over so much. Of course these veins skim milk?. I have been drinking powdered milk for hill stand out if you bend over, years. Is that okay? Blood is a liquid and tends to JL L1 1111I.- - ill BLONDI E Chic Young sr You GEr 1 ALONG,S<iNNYr PAN 's- 4 r7 .i 54c _ .. ~ - I - - -- ___. ia,-.. W - . 331 ((J 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BEWITCHED 6 CONCENTRATION 7 FEEDBACK 9 WILD. WILD )Rhi) OF ANIMALS .Ot1O(S 12 ROBERT Y(YJNG. FAMI LY DOCTOR 24 INTERCOM 35 STAR TREK - -5. .. - .. 11 i. ,------..- • run downhill. Why don't you do little experiment? Hold you hand out at the level of your stomach and look at the veins 1W up over the __ PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer • - E BE1TER NOT\ .ET TkE UNION) EAR ABOUT 17. JUIST To DO THE •. " — -, - ~ - - -_ I M I, M /_~ I - I-, your 11 - S . 1i 0 :,A ;i•. -- i• .. - .• g_ 5 -s ---_ _ - • .. ( I ~1 . '.t i__ lkn k...,i I1 iiU4$4 il E - E"."'.io;`PL 4 r 1.- - 4 -~~ ..- - 5 )• . 5.••. 54 4 • F 1'~,.J 1~'. -C-.4:fta- - ,_ - - - v - -44. . ' - -- , C - .•.-• -5..- . i- -e' SI -., --- _.~_. . --,- -•--T , ARCHIE _ by Bob Montana I. FM A F-TYPE -r PERSON--WITTY-" MOOEST, k -' . -- S iP - C .5. i~ jv ea - I ~L -Y p : - - 4. :h. * r b -. • N. ' Ft T L.-'.- r.-' .• • 1t I • -•' . ... Tco ,L cj ç • '5' I - 5. / - L • -• - -'._ 1 ITT / ., M-~ \ FRANK AND ERNEST - .iti&iit.i.uy :c,,.....,.I..i ,, IUiCl Lilill the level of the heart. It is not abnormal for the reins in your ..The ".5.4-I.. uiv.r. niju iivis W WFlU 0111 U you're going to bend over so that your head is lower than yotr heart. New you may hae omz local condition that concern.s your doctor that I wouldn't be aware of without seeing your physical features but I can assure you that all the normal people I have ever seen who stood on their head or bent over far enough have their veins stand out through the influence of gravity. For information about varicose veins send 50 cents for The Health Letter, number 5-8. Send a long, stamped, 5elfaddressed envelope for - AzA,- FN . , . ~ I .-r ,.-•---- --. , ~ VE4H A PRETZI ei r,.- T" ••- ' 00 ' . YCAJTY3jTcE ME SERIOUSLY , AND AS FOR MY FIGURE:. WELL, I'VE GOT ALL KINDS OF INTERE STING CUIZVES- .. •:_. -- back of the hand, now hold your hand up just above level of eyes and watch the veins drain out. It is not abnormal for the veins to fill in the back of the hand when you hold by Bob Thavi - I:; 1. ~ , Tq'4•.,I • -, STAN 1 T_N 1 ~, 1 ~ - __ --- -I- -.41 .- lq 4;1, SOUL FOOD __ 01, _ t_J7rTrc1511 - 13 T< :,-- t'~. ,,~ - -<~ '. 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Wed, Fri) READING AND THE INDIVIDUAL(Tues,) CRACKERBAR!1EL (R) (Tht's) WHY' (R) 6 10 4 6 15 9 $25,000 PYRAMID 800 2 12 THE LITTLE HCA)SE ON THE PRAIRIE- After a httncanodmagesthothemo, ruins tile croo and kiUs qnrna of the livestock. momtw3rs ci the Ing4s I arnlv are shockod - - - - - vice The all-time giant of contract was Ely Culbertson Although he was better at publicity than at bridge, he was one of the great Innol,'ators of bidding methods lie was the first man to suggest that four notrump should be used to ask for aces lie invented th e idea of the asking bid and of the gra ndslam force. lie never liked to open a normal notrump bid and while the Culbertson system always included some notrump opening, when Ely opened onc- on his own it was apt to be almost anything except a normal DEAR READER: The dry powdered milk available in the supermarkets mostly nonfat dr milk so I am in that's what you are using. It will not is certa contain any significant amounts of fat or cholesterol. is suitable for low-fat, low, cholesterol diets, Milk which has been foitif led, " nether you ale speaking of low fat (2 per cent fat) skim milk, means that non-fat milk solids have been added to It. nonfat milk solids baica1lv include the protein found In normal milk and calcium and other substances except fat. Thnt' :Iy fortified milk, contains more calcium and more protein than ordinary whole milk does. If you use low-fat milk you can estimate that about onethird of the calories ir that milk comes from fat. When you need to restrict the fat in the diet that is certainly an improvement over whole milk since about half of its calories comes from fat. The best way to totally avoid fat and cholesterol from milk products though Is to use fortified skim milk or the powdered milk which you are using. Of course one should get protein from other sources In the diet too. It is not a good Idea to depend solely on milk for protein. That's why your diet should also include a reasonable amount of meat, fish and poulty. These foods plus milk and milk products cle the highest quality of protein found in most diets. or - - Several readers have asked us about the five-club response to a Blackwood four notrump. In th e orignal convention five clubs showed no aces and five notrurp showed all four. Within a few years the convent-ion was changed to use the five-ctubresponsetoshout no aces or four aces It is assumed that the Blackwood bidder can te!l which number is being shown. - - ' - care —• ens, 625 2 (Mon) WITH THIS RING (Tues., Thurs.) JEANNIE lION (Fri, DAN GRIFFIN 9 DAILY 'M)AO 635 4 - FARM AND HOME - by Dkk Turn., (i4(J Des 111 1 I in neighborhood? l-f rot all bad i944411(L 8 - 1 p at 714 First Street West / 11 1. To, Swu Op" '6 , ya W I ii Wednesday, March 31 said both the mllnagemeat of "Baretta," "Lords of Flatthe group and the t wo stations bush" and "Laverne and agreedonadccisionnottoshow Shirley" (all ABCL "M-A-S-H" "Helter Skelter" at any time, (CBS); "Six Million DU.ar Ma" (ABC); "Kojak" and even late at night. lie said the decision "was "One Day at a Time" (both barnofthefactthatthispicture CBS); "Bionic Woman," and Hutch," the human tragedy it "Starsky and and co Back, Kotter" represented Is the epitome of "Wel ne "Streets of San Francisco" (all ixrsonal violence." violence ABC); "Sanford and Son" And while the "Pinocchio" (CBS); (NBC); depictedinthemovieislinuted, Miller" and "Good "Barney' "the cond uct and attitude of people in the descriptive heavens' (both ABC); "All in statements made throughout the Family," "Mystery of the the movie we found to ic u- Andrea Deria" and "Sonny and (11cr'' (all CBS). 1 rtn lely oFfensive,'' he said. 11-1,he Manson tragedy' was probably one of the most publi- 638 RDS I? HI NEIGHBOR 650 4 NEWS 655 2 DEVOTIONAL 6 58 12 PAUL HARVEY 700 .. -. 4 ..-... I I,_,jAY lLOCW flA'S at 725 and 8.25) 4' 6 CBS NEWS: (Ch 4 730. 7 SESAME STREET 9- G000 MORNING AMEnICA 800 - 6 CAPTAIN KIG.AROO 7 - SCHOOL PROGRAMMING °° 2 PIlL DONAHtJE çj,,',p a,' 6' MIKE DOJGJ 9 1 MOVIE: (Mon.) "The CantO4Vd$O Gho$1 '(/j La4 ton, Yosig (88W) 194-4 (Tues) 'H& fy Hroes Bobby Darnw. Foss Paler 188W) 1962. Wedj 14) From the Beach Odf Robertson.. Broderick a-4ord (Thus )' Morteron Cinus 'Joanne Mcxxo,Trcy Donahue (08W) 1958. (Fri) F'ack Frday (3.xis KMofl, Bola Lugosi (08W) 194-0 12' MERV GRIFFIN SHOW Rcrt -. DONAHUE SHOW 1000 I?- CELEBRITY - 2 SWEEPSTAKES - KUTANA PRICE IS RIGHT Pro- 6 1945 (Thut' Tf Pr.rr, P.' *yyd (Fro) adibea-c1 the Nate* Roben Ncrmon. Linda DameN. i952. 1110 2 12' DAYSOFOURUVES 4 6, AS THE WORLD TURNS 9 fl)f%(II Q REASON THE ELECTRIC CCV- . 2.30 12' THE DOCTORS 4 6 T)fE GUIDING LIGHT 7 SCllOO pnnrw.i MING 2 - 4 2 12 SOMERSET 4 MIDDAY 6 NEWS 9 RYAN S HOPE i5 MOVIE (Mon Wcin.v1 in w Eieanov Pwker. /Uc Svith 1948 (Tues) "Two Ton,' Tdiets so Janet 195 (Wad) 'Rci*y Speaki-iq I 7, LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 9' SUNRISE JUBILEE 12 LIVING 12 12' NBC NEWS 2 200 4 PASTORS STUDY - - CARNIVAL ra - (Do you have a question For the experts? Write "Ask the Jacob ys' of this flOWSpflpt The Jacobys will answer individual questions 1 Stamped, self-addressed envelopes at. enclosed. The most Interesting questions will be used in this column and wi ll :ece,vo copies of JACOBV MODERN.I - a I oiis Ref u s e a fl $0 fl P g iii St ro ' 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 7 4 ELECTRIC COMPANY Morning ny Fulleir) who is suspected of slaying hor'boyfriend (Troy Mellon) so she can take over his corporate position 4 LESLIE UGGAMS IN CONCERT 6 r.1E BLUE KNIGHT R.a-nperslaw-youte4prm.Ifl hO4 y'..e-s4focs a r,cqj TEST it.i i.ri t io.on,ow PASTORS STUDY TREASURE HUNT 4 MACHINE 35 BIG VALLEY 12-30 Thursday 10 00 1200 2 9 NEWS 4 6 YOUNG AND REST LESS 12 MAGNIFICENT MARHLE 2 12 TAKE MY ADVICE 200 2 DAiLY DEVOTIONAL '2' 12 MCNAUGffTONS s*DAUGHTER Deputy Ally MrN,tiqliIon (Susan -- many 9 THE NEIGHBORS 24 (Moo) ER)CA(fl)(Tg's) SOUNDSIAGE (R) (Wed) HUMAN RELATIONS AND SCHOOL DISCIPLINE (Thifl ) NOVA (R) (Fri) KUP S SHOW (fl) L 35 (Fri. Orly) SENIOR SCENE 3 00 2 - 12' ANOTHER WORLD 4 6 i ALL IN THE FAMILY 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL 24 (4i) A BIT WITH KNIT (WEld) 'WYMAN ALIVE 35 (Mon tthThtss)THIE MOTHERS IN LAW (Fri only) FORMBYS ANTIQUE FURNITURE )fESHOP 4 6 MATCH GAME 7' 4Tueo., Thtts) CAR- COLENOAS 9 - ONE LIFE TO LIVE 24 (Mon .'Vuas Wed .Thurs ) LILtAS YOGA AND YOU (A) (Fri) CONSUMER SURVIVAL KtT (fl) 35 ROCKY AND FRIENDSUNDERDOG 400 2 IRONSIDE 4 GILLIGANS ISLAND Pre eptOd Fri ony. see bolow (Fri ontmy) CALL IT 4 MACARONI: 'ttsALong Way UP 6 MATh' HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN i 24 MISTER ROGERS NE)GHBORH000 9 EDGE OF NIGHT 12 DINAH ompted Wed, see below 6 (Wed only) MAGAZINE: 35 ADOAMS FAMILY Features include irderviews th caner and Joan 'rnn, wi'vvs of Do'rsxlraiic esiderviail IOokat the C&iinarylnsl4utool ea: a lOOk at a nine year old boy wno ry become lost 'i the foster caio system 1030 2 12 HIGH ROLLERS 4 PRICE IS RIGHT' Proemptied Thus, see 4 (Thu'S only) MAGAZINE See 10 am Wed . Ch 6 700 CLUB 4 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 6 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 7 4 SESAME STREET 9 THE FBI (A) 35 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (88W) 500 2 ADAM 12 35 LASSIE 530 2 12 NEWS 7 24 ELECTRIC COM PANY 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 35 THE LONE RANGER ' i' 00 2' 12' WHEEL OF FOR. TUNE 6 GAMBIT 9' LETS MAKE A DEAL. 113° 2 12 HOLLYWOOI) SQUARES 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE HAPPY DAYS fl, .1 ) [BAaGA1NMATS..WRYDAY 1_ _`TIL2:30P.M.-$1.25 I I 11 55 ' 6 CBS NEWS a ____ __ '_,,_•_t- _ I_ - 'a,-'-' - - wig I 1W [_ ft f 100 2 12' TOMORROW ! 9 , DA)LY WORD 130 4 LATE NEWS ," - result since East and West had a cinch game in spades ,Th - K 1200 7' LIUAS. YOGA AND YOU 4 - Afternoon POST - - - Lamb 3.3 • -• notrump. Today's hand shows one of his triumphs. He elected to open one notrump with his Five high-card points and scum-card diamond suit His partner raised him to three Dummy's ace of spades won the first trick Ely promptly led the queen of diamonds from dummy. East put on his king it wouldn't have done him any good to play low and Ely rattled off his nine tricks. A mighty good Veins In Head : ~111 [F I] I _ E cop *tm Car gm and his dec'doi to se(l out and mo Puetto Rico and the Virgin l'ostal Service is subject to tss and lodges a Ia)o back to Wisconsin Islands to receive live tele- cross examination in order to c'aii that cJd mean the - . eyes toward heaven and thank. casting Service (PBS), the Pub- vision coverage of events on the justify any rate increase," Gen. 4 6, TONY ORLANDO loss d Bumper's badge ing a satellite for impro vi ng lictelevisionnetwork,say eral Counsel Iuis Cox told a 7 CONSUMER SURViVAL -tte mainland. television, B1t)IU Fro will be many benefits for the ir1zo (A) KIT house I'ost Office subcomIn addition, the satellite 1 BEHIND THE LINES That is the hone of thor who t1i'w'r :iI ha-,rn,i At-nt-inn c-rocir-v un HUTCH Anion fhnm. '9 might be used later to send WONDER 'VMAN. The run public television stations Two strippers aromt,derod -Stationswjllhavea greater Cox said the Postal Service '-"-. across the country. They are variety of programs available programs to public radio stabeautdiiheru.neol the poptjar otter getting WVTflJ favors a pending Senate bill to 1940s CO(ThC books. OfldOM3d from atwmdrnanw1odatnsho 'i- planning to spend $3&4 million to put on the air and more tions, althopgh there are limit the commission's deliberwi1P unique powers ciwisdom sent the notes aftrxlistoringin ' to convert to a satellite trans. flexibility in scheduling them. technical problems that have to ations to 10 monttts on any sugand strength. performs '° on phone conversations in be solved First. mission system in the next two -The satellite system will be gestion by the Postal Service to '-reUe feats or skil and daring which the killings were years. cheaper to operate, especially If approved soon by the Fed- increase mail rates. to save the Ida ci a US A pannod (R) The satellite would replace once it is paid off In 10 years. eral Communications commisFOrCe OttC Stars Lyle WagThe conunission, which must 24 SOIJNDSTAGE aoner. Lynda Caner. Oors siflfl rItnIIitA .interrinrwnt'n prim nf,-,.,n icJ ,v-t the . .,,.,.. , , ,'V CLUB LoactvTian (R) connection system could be they can go into effect, has 1030 35 MOVIE 'Fleimngo Road: 7 BLACK JOURNAL fully o perational for PBS tele- speeded up it-s proceedings -: Joan CiavAord. Zachary Scott 1100 vision stations by the fall of after heavy criticism from the 0 30 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS 1978, say's Hartford Gunn, for- l'ostal Service of its lengthy do7 FAMILY FOCUS 01W) and 7 p (&pTpOi4EO NEWS iiier president and now hiberations. a hail hOits FOR THE DEAF chairman of PBS. Rep, Paul Simon, D-Ill. said 8 57 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 2 I? NBC NEWS UPDATE 11.30 Actually, the sa tellite that the commission costs about $10 900 2 12 TONIGHT public television would use al- million per year and results "in I 2 12 CHICO AND THE 6 MOVIE - "The 48 Ho't ready is in or bi t. It is owned by rubber stamping Postal Service MAN MOn Ed oeg' SJfl9iflg Darren McGavin. Wequests." Western Union, which would rate r Simon has sponsored a bill to contract to lease satellite chanallow the Postal Service to innels to PBS. Most of the Initial ase rates on its own, expense of a satellite system cre t sided the increases do not exwill be in the construction of ceed increases in the govern. ground receiving stations. ment's measure of inflation, the Once these are completed and Consumer Price Index. the satellite system is working, Under Simon's biil, increases Gunn says, public television higher than rises in the ConBy JAI' SIIAIIBU17 mates, made public Tuesday, will be much closer to fulfilling surner Peice Index would have AP Television Writer show 12 ABC programs among its goal of providing a wide to be approved by the House NEW YORK (AP) CBS re- the nation's 20 most popular diversity of programs from a and Senate Past Office corn1. ports no protests to the network shows. Topping the list was large number of sources. with mittees. each station selecting what best The subcommittee hearing yet about its planned showings ABC's Monday night airing of meets the needs of its coin- came one day after Postmaster of "Helter Skelter," a not-for- the movie, "Buster and Billie," munity. Gen. Benjamin F. Bailar said the-squeamish movie about It wa.s seen in an estimated convictedi murderer Charles In that respect, PBS is differ- the deficit-plagued Postal Servmillion homes, while the ent in theory from the 'om- ice may be bankrupt within a Manson, his hippie-style 19.5 ee Treasury "Family" and the bloody w ks lowest -rated show, a mercial networks ABC year unless the slayings of actress Sharon Tate new ABC cop series called "Su and NBC which always try to agrees to grant new loans to the perstai'," only was able to at. and six others in 1969. attract as many' viewers as postal agency. tract fans in 6.9 million homes. But a CBS spokesman says at Bailar, for tile first time placissib1e to any given program. ing a time Itmit on the ability of least four affiliates have eDespite the ratings success of That's how they make money the Postal service to remain in Iuu iu carry uiv IIIUVIC, "Buster and Billie," the movie operation, told the Senate Post scheduled for Thursday and still was seen in 2.6 million few- lie declined to er homes than the week's preOffice Committe on Monday ' lUcohli) uit'Iii, cuing companyvious that some action must be taken top-rated show, a reoeat of "St.arsky arid Hutch" in two to four months to prevent policy, DWK iae But two of the stations, owned ABC. Which could mean an new cutbacks in service. .1 by the We 4,, 5i,uu3'i £.)LUdd- early arrival of the summer casting Co., are KPIX in San viewing blahs across the nation. FORMERLY OF Francisco, the nation's sixth BETTY A N N ES HAIRSTYLING largest TV market, and KDKA For those who keep track of he New ARE OPENINGA in Pittsburgh, the nation's 10th such things, last week's 20 most popular shows, according to the largest TV market. Win Baker, president of the Nielsen estimates, were "Buscompany's TV stations group, ter and Billie," "happy Pays," Ih OSWMJ) and JAMES J%(5()13V - / 61 (11 . - • D) 'A WANT T Se. INTERVIEWED FER TV ON NOW !- ri IT FEELS T' SE NATEt) BY TER NE1c*SoRs :' I OFAT — t i r~*_I~` e - .5 - L ..- - HARAN 9 WEDNESDAY MOViE OF THE WEEK- Toboamoured. 24 ROBERT MAC NEIL RE- ' -- - BUGS BUNNY - ., Supports hirnself to bring h ooss back to the (R) '4 6: CANNON' A oort the not too distant future. tothetelevision sets in its area. Americans may be raising their Executives at Public Broad- -k-i-17~f__.`~_91- f r `_ ~ `~_______ , Po s t Office ham Wrxn 1970 ptri bolsevod they kdled in a drug case years teioro, pears totiavor tokIlagain Leslie Nielsen guftts (R) 9 BARETTA Green Bush Anor h4ng a fr$ffiç iriormwi and "i filtrating a moicircycle gang wtcti specializes in low poced Tony (3&yetta (floboql ake) learns he has to risk his Idato avw that r ft ,r*tmuit (R) 930 2 , ,12 FHE DL*APLINGS The Dumplings landlord ogo Furth) t. very c.J when hO k)lvnS Joe (Jjj (co) P laUon on a olcri step 100 - fl old son and living in the ixesorl 600 2 4 6 9' NEWS 7 AS MAN BEHAVES 24 ZOOM 35 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN 630 2 , 12- NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS 7 MAN AND ENVIRONMENT 9 ABC NEWS 24 8001< BEAT 35 fiN TIN TIN • '-' BRIDGE — 4j Evening - - - 146 147 i • i 'iI - ______ JUST PRETEND 'OU'E YOUR. '\ INCOME TA)( ' 1 d I ZI4WiE. -- _________________ 20 21 / il 6W " ' .,'\ 77ü 0A I - \ )COULD, I RS j '_ - 19 - - TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS - ''1.±!.''t !ci '""" '' ') —, Widn.sdy, Marh3i,1t76-9A — The horror of the Tate-Ui. identifying Miss Tate Use Satellite To Beam Its rams _______ 1_ 6 - by Lorry Lew I CHEAT ON A ExAM Alp - - — 18 I _____ - Aired L''' 1 '" over-all conditions appear today. Face your challenges. 4 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) favorable for you today ' regarding a project you've This should be a very rewarif you establish recently become Interested In. ding day productive objectives. A bove Move on it now. PBS LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) dy all: Finish what you &t. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Luck may give you an assist today towl'.rd an important Conditions that have a direct aww_* goal if ou show her you're effect upon you should brighten wf1Iig to put forth your be!t n bi'. today. Be hopeful regarding all your endeavor, i'ffrts. I-1)I'I ()RS NW i-; - Ihe the vait network o f telephone -Iloth picture and sound reVIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) r `N! 9 Public Broadcasting as System's the prin. ception in homes in niany parts YOUR BIRTHDAY lines currently used WASHINGTON (All) - The e quite enterprising, April 1, 1976 I -1 .Z. proposed satellite transmission cipal means for distributing (if the country will Improve. Postal Service today opposed t " yo U re closely al igried with, -I'. system Is designed. among othprograms to the 234 public tcl,~-Programming for a ruttion. abolishing the Po' st,al Rate Be alert this coming year for may be Instrumental in . er things, to make public TV vision stations in the United al, regional or specialized Commission, despite the postcreating a profitable op. opportunities of a material 4' T-~z iess like the three commercial ,States. The IN signals would bc. group of st.atiofts (such as those inaster general's contention . portunity for you. nature. Your chances of adding net wor ks. beamed to the satellite in outer in farm regions or with Spanish- that the commission has conLIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) to your resources look enspace, bounced from it, and speaking viewers) can origi- tributedto the Postal Service's -_____ Tactful gc3t!r "ith the co gir, : ;r- dent take '--F: MARGUI.IE.S prewi over the country for nate It'u, giouiy more et'k's. fii&iiiai crisis. -Ju flyers. --. Associated Press Writer each stafion to pick up on its "We should (viritinue to have -Ttw s,atelhte will make it ~~. "'"" '..-- " '"-'-" " - '-"'- — — — — — 3 4 5 6 8 1 9 iO 11 — — — — 1 15 TAD'\DONr fli4J$ T4EE ARE 1,k AYS r,..., 2? to your advantage today. set up a meeting. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. Stimulating companionship will work wonders today in helping our outlook. to freshen SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23DeC. in directing. Don't let someone 21) Someone friendly basis could be helpful else coil the shots. Olay 21-June 20) today in a business way. Gret in GEMINI You shouldn't be hesitant about touch. It won't hurt to ask. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan putting yourself out for friends today. You're likely to be the 19) Situations that previously one to eventually gain the most. appeared to be overpowering 46 Infant Be Evening Herild,Sinford,Fl. It starts with the night neighmurder cases in Los Angeles' Bianca murders is recreated dashes outside in shock and b3rs heard faint screams and history is being dramatized ill primarily in the dialogue of this voinits. shots at the Tate home and ends "Helter Skelter," a tw o- par t movie, which stars Steve Rai1 The second scene, midway on the day Manson and movie CBS is airing Th ursda y back a.c Manson and George Di- through Friday's show, depicts codefendants Susan Atkins, and Friday night. It's about; Cenzo as Vincent Bugliosi, the the stabbings and shootings at Leslie Van Houten and Patricia -The lJIO(X1 slayings in Au. man who prosecuted Manson & the Tate borne in a surrealistic, Krcnwinkle are sentenced by a g 1969 of actress Sharon Tate ('o. nightmarish sequence during jury to death. ;m(i four others at her Benedict Put you will need a very the sobbing court testimony of A few names have been 0 Canyon home, and the similar strong stomach to watch two the chief prosecution witness, changed - most notably Man. murders a night later of market graphic scenes in "Hefter Skel- ljnda Kitsabian, a Manson son's court-appointed attorney, tl%%ner IA!no I,aBianca and his ter," based on a book of the family member present during Irving Kanarek, who in the . wife at their home 10 miles same name by Bugliosi and the murders, show is called Everett Scoville away. writer Curt Gentry. With DiCenzo supplying - but J.P. Miller's script is -The arrests, 9'2-month trial The first scene is early in opening and closing- remarks reasonably faithful to the book. and convictions of a shaggy- the show, when the busi- and off-screen The movie is a chilling, numnarration to haired, glib little ex-con named ness agent of Miss Tate's bus- bridge various scenes, the four- lung experience and definitely " ('.j Manson and three Fe- band is asked by poli"e to Iden- hour (Um r.r 1ij't :. s n•t for youni. inmressionabk uiait tiieinoer.s Ut fitS nomadic, tity the blood-stained bodies at (uitowsBug1iu ,cvers or adults who become ~-^ hippie-style "family" of youths the Tate lie does it things you take a personal hand 21 .fouths (anal) 47 Preyarcito' 23 Delicate color As ultimate lot 24 Gloomy ab) 25 Ancient 50 Sinful European 51 German or'e 26 Having *ing 52 Fork ptonq 27 Unless (Latin) 55 Religion (It) 29 Brad 56 Hawaiian brightly 6 Endure CAMPUS CLATTR with BIMO BURNS ig Epoch To _____________________________________________________ - \~ S 'Helter III 5 ()q U/ (( An*or to Pre-os Puzzle J Colors Mort Walker oiro' WI4AT - __, 1. ~, '"', t ___~ --:; T,.i&, 11111111111111111111111111111 3.31] __ =~ -:"' - - - - I - ' _"M GUYS, IN 'MIS POWWW I SHAL.L. 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(NIGHTS) PH. 322.5703 _____________________________________________________________ HILDRICHMOND 574 Delfona __________ depravity and there is little commanding reason to present this program on a public mass Illediulil in light of these factors" t'US can ask other stations In it market to air a show when a - - - . - CBS A nd it has done that with "if ter Skelter." It says station %S'PGII in Pittsburgh now wilt c. the movie, but that Ibere hat ve been "no takers" for it in S.an FrandiSCO. The latest AC. Nielsen rattogs are in, and, to no one's surprise, ABC Is No. I in the weekly averages for the 11th straight week. Lnct wi'ik siiidløner' pcti. q _______ ii Waif Disney's "NO DEPO S IT NO RETURN" 5:30 - 7:r,S - tO .. I ---; N / EVERY SUNDAY 9 A M I P iii --'-c:1 -i-' . : .-. :..; -5-. :!'( S4I' $ -. - - - • I P , -' aS? 1111411 49 .-. - ,,, fil F REE SWAP SHOP T t,-"-'.: k IItl1 "NUM THE DEVILWITHINHER_ PLUS 5:41 cANNIBALGIRLS __________ Ill " 4;,,. I3T1( - "' - -- -wmaiii - 4'L .-. ____ si,vai,. _AVIT &w "a"CMK &LIS — '— -"- LIPAI T E D ENGAGEMENT THE HIDING PLACE .tu. P. i:)O 415 1:5w •:4 .~----=-~-~-~-------------~~~=_-~-- _~~] �- - _- - iIUW1 I- -- — -- __ ,iii1' Red Sox: Nice To Be Chased For A Change. S \% IV! I IIA\ I li the defending American League champions, the Boston Red Sex figure to be the hunted rather than the hunter as the favorite to repeat in the East Division "Everyone i1l be gunning I chased instead of doing the Johnson said ith cautious 'p- pa kL tl to unith no tttr than third, behind the Haitimore Orioles and the New Ycrk Yankees. They surprised everyone by holding off Baltimore, sweeping Oakland three straight in tic cham pionship playoffs and then ( arlu'n fisk froni the stai t Then we helped ourselves by getting Ferguson Jenkins, a seven-time 20garne winner, and a left-handed reliever, Tom House." Johnson thies aa from predieting another pennant. how- wire in he World Series, mnth inning of the seenth game of the World Series last Oetober, the Red Sox are loaded with confidence, "Barring injuries, there's no reason we shouldn't do it tlgisn," sns captain Carl Vastrzeniski as lie prepares for l3urleson Fisk, plagued by Injuriesdur. ing his career, is In top shape and being counted upon to play 135 or 140 games. He appeared in only 79 games last season, but hit 331 ith 10 homers and 52 runs batted In. June, probabl> WIll share the secondbaseJob. Rico Petrocelh Is set t third and I3urleson at short. The Red Sox boast one of the tap outfields In baseball Fred I ynn and Jim Rice, who cornbined (or more than 200 RBI as proven pitching stuff will be In a starting rotation with I,uJ.' Tiant, Rick Wise and Bill LeC. Reggie Cleveland and Dick Pole are counted upon for both starting and relief duty. . "' .. - . - _______ _____ _____ _________ , '. - :. "• - A " . " -. . ,, ______ Jim Willoughby, acquired - .. The Red Sex are loaded with with Cecil Cooper or Deron And Dwight Evans is on ue handed reliever. Southpaw Jim After fighting on %Irtuall) tion, sIth the oni) possible rest when needed Veterans and Rick Miller are looking for Ieft.haided relief department '> t j _________________________ _____ . .... r ____ Some lucky gold sponsor in F ori, the autcmobile will be party, buffet dinner and dance, flobjjion, Jeno Paulucci, Scott Charles Park M.D., (george the 1976 Ballet Guild Golf parked at the fifth hole and will To date, about 100 sponsors or Stevens, harry Kniffin, Jim Proudicot, W. A. Patrick, Tournament Just might ride off be awarded for a hole in one representatives are getting Afford, Aitantic National Bank F lagship U. S. Bank of in a 1976 Ford Granada there. primed to tee off at 1:30 p.m., of Sanford, HarCar Aluminum, Seminole, Capp's Mens Store, Saturday it the third annual According toJoe Kurimatitis shotgun start Ballet Guild Tom Hunt, Kader Jewelers and Wall Plumbing and heating benefit tournament it Mayfair still not too late to qualify for dancers will be on the course all I. Talmadge Luke. Deltona Medical Arts Phar- '" ______ ,S Car Ballet Golf Top b.1 '( ,. .• 1'• _____ . probably would think we'd win club last )c'ar, and e're een . - _____ , •t' .' '- - promoting continued cultural $60 gold sponsor fee is tax serve beverages and sand- _______________________ ______ Sanford-Seminole, a non profit being iwarded that night, ____ f /,-i 1 ' " _____________ __ — • ________ rj.-.' Hayn e S - Seattle's Jack Patera called it games Among the "name" pla)ers apiece More ill come next "a numbers game But the ASMCKn} put it. "Ita.sJuaI week when the NFL conducts picked by Tampa Bay were coaches of the NatIonal Foot- another da) of recruiting Its annual collegiate draft McKay's son, J K, a WIde reball League's two expansion We'll hrne new, st down But what nd of nis do the ceiver with the University of 4' , )J" . No it's a matter 0r seeing II ayers. - __________ _____ ________ S "' I A - too. % 26 teams that""a" nnr •ki y . i _____ - . ufl 1,_'rrr'' sur i pidsersto stock the Butcaneer _'4_-_ ________ er, perhaps they can wade him } and only foui losses to prominent four-year schools marrirnUhejr record the Raiders rate in the trnr'ir I ,ou u.iu.ii t ,uo'i Nolan had won the 76 Young Award? In one of its closest tennis matches against a Juco : pitching coach Larry Shepard -.. goal (or Nolan. week, five matches to two. CFCC was 16-0 before i - '- ' L ,'* ____ _ --M1LWAUKEI tAP) — At- indhiduals,' he said. 'But him," forward John Drew said lanta hIaks' players expressed perhaps there came a point of Fitzsimmons '1'u+sdv iiht t (ottn ur' lit' d'dn't reij u ;is F it;uriwnm; wa named New York 34 42 447 7 Central Division Jeanie (7) 500, 140, 3. Mordigue Cologne (3) 3 00; Q (70) 4.20; P (0- Cleveland housrnn P4 Orleans El0HTH-S.1. A: I. Kim Sue(2) ' . tnat to or three eeks ago I C n I 7 260 3 Dear Marta (6) 310 0 1231 wuis surprised in the sense that 44 .595 'is 'i co • 35 10 467 10' HouSton s Minnesota wiit M'twauk i 42 417 uad) 3 Detroit 31 43 119 2 Moti (stt squad) QO 22 2 N, Yo.k A 6 New York Pacific DivisIon - 10 innin Iwo quarterbacks — New England's Nell Grail and St. ijs' Ga KeithIe - Tuesday s Retults Ang eles i3 Baltimore I L end John McMakin The -.. 'i .A ---_. j -: - X,,I,I,IOfl linebacker Mike Curtis and running back Bill Olds, Miami tackle Norm Evans, Los Angeles linebacker hen Geddes and ç,1W . I I . Portland 34 42 w 21 (N) S Arizona State LJnlverity I Tdiy's Games Buffalo 93 Boston 53 Phoenix II), New Yc.i'k 91 Cleveland 95. HouSton 14 iando, Fla Portland Ill, Kansas City 113 at St. Peter sb,rg, Fla S 'Everybody knew he wasnt good coach, coming back," star forward "Gene told us before the . i'. 'ntI 910540 3 Bamberg(3)360 Q(S change like this so late in the 0)6260 P (SI) 16050 3153 season will make much differ 2 440 2 O 3 BuZiin Bob (5) 260 Q ence" MB record was 237.247. Atlanta's best finish under •.• t ' "_'i " IQ7 71 I. ' '-tlt, c ,, S iL Bud" Screttari ttit - - - -- . 222 MagnolIa 322-0808 - 323-6404 * '.' •' II_• . -- Sanford __________________________ :-.-,-- 4 _ ._ qoi_--_.--- . .'-' -'-. 1T*'#J ' ' L (/ S TWELFTH - 30 D 1 Push The osertime defeat by the Mu Pace (Ii 20.50, 100, 4.20; 2. Block waukee Bucks Tuesday night. buster (1) 610, 12,10.), Noel's First It the hi ks' 11th - ' I 1 r. ' ' led the Central Division early in W L PcI. 05 Do R1e Wed. 3 Lady Cola; 1, i. ii - , t - She s Smokin (6) 420 Q (4 7) 1000 ne release dibuted Just . - - 't \\".\' '\ -ç -'.:''t.rr. resign after the National that in another situation he 11 be record with the l!aks as 112- nIswør in 1l Fach time ,, medical schooll Knncni civ .r pla)cr l%83 plU113 ir e safetyiiin tearflt anu tiulfalo / U • B The Associated Press ear coach Larry Castle l-*' ' ' '-. 'I'l' . ,•i loeliig (be mark at tee-oil are Ballet Guild of SanIoriI-Semlnole dancers, from left, Beeca Canaan, Christy Frassa, Debbie KnlffIn, Jan Ratbel and Gina Madden with Joe Kurimal - ar g e 00cc, ., Each of the 26 veteran teams Miami linebacker Doug Swift d, i , 1re tennis team at seminole .ommunity College has gone simpi) berango Berango9 Don't bother lookirg it up in the (ifttIon It s Australian sian ord for r attic I I i "We picked a coed basic ros- h1l') and unproen youngsters ning back Anthon) Davis, Oak ______ - iL ' "- - ' - ' ." " "r V ' ! 4' '- \ '•• i . ./ '\ first 17 games, but are 11.33 - - . res eek in May, with the top three teams advancing ver on that along with the Cy "We are regarded as the No 2 team in the " Central Florida fourth Of course it could all Tt "_ ç.. y g _, g i a e - ' - - -- ' ' a s 4.. ,. -. - - , ____________ I'-' 'f Ken Grilfey, Ed Armbrlster ncsi He told them he was going south, where ',' - ,,, ". i Candduan Davis Cup team in tvo to three years making the All-American team ____________ _____ ___________ - tn Ic and thr salks enabled the San Fran clscoGlantstoe(Igeoajtjandlo. ,-ps--'--- and character He is also undefeated in JuCo play • seminole. No supermen. The Raiders leave their red "S" capes in the locker room In effect, sheer tenths us the name of the game, - rango or no - --- -r . i !_ffl Ofl Iris I I (,.iCtc — quadrangular track meet The (OR } 2 00 2 I SPRING MEDLEY RELAY Greyhound females pounded 7 - (,ornmunit College waged ta t duel with B'vard cov. '.i' i', respectwel> Prep fended off Lafreland Sante Fe, 161-163, Tuesday In a hlgn illy tss1ng (ountr ('lab Sante Fe C"- Htnry (O fort liii Inviti4iona oftourriert at low individual scoring honors 7 death playoff. IS I DISCUS - Trinity Prep Rid' 30. ktI' f° 1 Bniscoe K 10.2, MILE — - 3-2 I Stnipling (L) 410 LOW tallie(l a run lathe bottom of the 51a0ELAY I. Herron IL) 120 0.2. Smith (OR) 61 9; LONG JUMP I'37.7 HtGH JUMP I' r a ts, Lyman Girls 107', Oak Ridge Winter Park X). Jones 26 JUMP I - i Wicht 42. Dailey 45, WasaIewk' 45. INTERMEDIATE HURDLES — 1. 1. t.yman 1:)tl. - 011 000 1-3_ 175)17 36 04 '_. - - . tome, 5fllr.,i3flQtuS cussed ssith club officials the o ot Chocolate Valtntine Moss 7 WyclifI Gold I amy u - - l nianet basis - - \, ' ... • _. - ... . , 4714 16 110 305 276 ti ' " ball for a )ear," said Swift, who ha i h cepth CIOHTH - 5-16 A 1 Scally 2 Paul boNn 3 Basenil Blue NINTH - . - - - Monuay parentsaredoctors "F,illtime, it usually takes four wnr3 to rnunit) College los 5-0 baseball tnirnph over St. Johns River 4 Murphyct eight while waiking only three Raider hitting stalwart was Jeff Brockway with a single and a runs cnrcd Marvin tillS Shula adinited, "Losing two o linebackers is going to be tough on our defense Swift played . i0 0 0 series profile No trade in required , 'sn1f 3 0 1 0 Steve Towk, 'stats Hubberddh I S os team that finished ia'it çeay IJnebacker Mike Kolen, who es ,—, Seminole L - Parkinson DP - Seminole - SSyw, 0 Taylor (t.,(3.1) 6 a ritro ijiy the season began, Is 'up in the ._•_ vi_I'_I_. . /,, 2_45 - - a jr — $ ¼ "i,,...- " , SPRAyB - * - (I)) 2C:Vin(n$ 00 • _ -_-_- — • '' - -- / _____________ r-.Oi _____________ -- JCPenney Citizens Band trans Covers all 23 channejs (elvef' r).1at ye qroun ku'. 'r ;"t • " : -iT 'i ' * brake pads cylinders • Rebuild front calipers • Inspect disc brake • Machine front rotors hardware cylinder • Repack front wheel -t--,.',' ' " ,-- .\vw )i',s / i,,, '7.. 1,,&,_i k ' for leaks • Bleed and refill brake - Make appointment thru Saturday - - - - '' Sat TIll 4 .'- •' rio'it hotiit..s Gu.aI value With adjustable .;, -;-•• Multi lank ______ 4(0, 3 60, 3 Little Li;a (21 300; Q C) _____ • fU*OAM $?0 1 -" 31.53. 110 SEVENTH-1-1LCI l.A yen nal 1966 expansion S2OMapla Mon,.FrI.7:30a,m..S '!!- 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Open Sunday .5 pm. — —'— I' ._ -_ _____ I" __________ . "Zji •...,l • - Iininç1s 470; 3. Banlo Stare (7) 6.00, 0 (56) u 00 1 00 2 L.ake F Io'a (&) !. ' ' - .- . Here's what we do' -'------ , ._,..•z' , -,.. . >-.. ,, \ II /r (j - 1-16 ___________________________ kobber (6 360 410 300 2. Hatta ,: , J -- r__ hhh", _ air. ri- - (HIRe 4 to 5 orlgi- 4 0 0 0 THURSDAY also returns But the status of 4 thIs year, leaves wide — Red (5) 170 Q (31) 2610 30 I 9' H R ER II SO 3 Earnest Rhone SECOND 34_00 27_00 Sals prices ttf*ctive thru Mon April s ER - RIG PErc E70_14 _ / - - • - / -',' after -'--'-r.:.--.; ' -- 3600 __________________________ FIRST 1)6 0 I AnOther Spud '- - ' , ',.' I "Ella showed promise as a rookie and 'ise were looking for. ______307 -- 5• / Team Ho pef u I tiouston at Indianapolis f(IflOflOfl at Quebec With Swift and seldom 1;hemer,:B sMtNoLe Wed & Sat - L?'-' 'Cf ( (f( (I 'f w u. -i t'ts OF o* Quasistelter 7 K Hofui I Central Florida DragI4I) 6 72 711 235 HOs(c -716 Al on pro eiinunator clash PNoenix at Cincinnati noon 'r- -4 2 14 a u R a. T s nt the end of the season" Sego 4 Houston 3 "I can't go to school parttlmc 2400 _______ ______, ____ G60-14 4300 3400 "i' • I'\ pla)ers like us" forward John Brown said "We didn't think clinched dviSon ttle Tuesdays Retults .MATINEES 30 33 .0-13- 3000 ,.. -r 'Cotti,n hid Informed us Cdnadian Division ople when they getup In the wide 60 serIes profile No trade in - •_t'\ 335 Sue 7 City iei I La e Buren 34 3112 00 326 fl6 I'OS?On ., \ / ' - '.' '" F itzcimmon.s until Tueday h Lake Allas3M,neola MsMuft4 Koehler 60, 60. McDonald ci Lprnan Smythe Oavlion 31 32 IS 71261270 Ptts Serilnole COflUTiunity College Whitehead's two-for three dldn t know of Swi't's plans to blanked St Johns Itier hen he performance Oscn McCarron enter the school school baseball game Craig Smith led the(.reyhounds at the I. xa, FSwe (Ot) 731.0' 100 MEDLEY I G M s Vert FOURTH S-IL WLTPts.OFQA 49 12 16 Ill 332 ?Q3 Vancvr Scat Trac 60. Features 2 ply polyester cord ou's 1 Phil ,\ / . :- 'TsII inning.c to post his second HoPSdh Henry Symonds Br,U6dner(L)5 )1 third and tied far fourth to Scmino!e'5 ('hiniss Kelber compile the victory margin. HIckS (OR) fl.4 IWO PAftE Ridge Oak R idqe 114½ Winter P*rk 6' Lman S1 Jones 34 Diego Iadres Mike llargrove's two run \' visto'5 A David a Mon from assistant coaih to Interim NHI. CIrland at Kan Cty NBA Eastern Conference i' apeaace Mihsaukee Breers' 4-2 Eurys PALATKA— Russ Maher 0111e triumph OVT the Cleveland in- hurled a neat four-hitter and Potokilf dians arid California s Gar) batter) mate F ran Chain Hrflflb i '-P years lift on his Dolphins' con. runshattedinbytheA sfleggie Jackson,whoboostedtiissprmg --- while Winter Park and Jones I Br)ant, Punecrest Baptist game raked him for four runs and effOrtlessi) FIsesherc along the exhibi MIwauk' v draft that he intended to quit Sparked by the torrid bats of 108, In a Sanford Church football and enter medical then was touched for three runs Thompson d Perroaw 62 6 I rom, as sears earn, iasn os as a o. p flyer. He and Cox are a deadly doubles team No 5 for the Raiders is Buddy Gonzalez, iho st Petersourg Fla Chicago IA) vs Cintinnati at in 2LustyL,eu?er?3Couraoeous ascouUngtripMonday but that Kansas City vs New york (A) at For? Lauderdale Fla guard Norm Eans lfl the CX draft, but may have wasted a - • four hits in fi'e innings as the .. Boston Red Sox beat the St - cnver 3) Montrai vs Boston at Win ter Hoyt F'a John McKay grabbed Dolphin rookie Bruce Ella and Doug with a 15.9 record Los Angeles left) Tomrn) from Toronto Castle predicts he will be on the Kevin Croeker slides in safely for Presbyterians, Jn Bryant 30 41 .101 19') King; 2 Powlan; 3 Gold Ore; 1. xcIinbed first place Thunsdiyi Games Miami Dolphins Coach Don Shula In the forthcoming eel Phullies e I NoLIn, ho missed the 1973 r .- \ a "walkout" or "going berango " - ' . . - . - •., - , ri" (N) vs Oakland at Indiana it Phc,nix An: MIAMI tAP) — l.IflebJlckirg t earold right bander hurled three scoreless innings, allow- - ,- .___ goes to 0 Ca1a " listen to Peter Roberts, Stuart Thompson and Kim . i Un i Iflg Nolan'souungTuesdayciidn't - CPCa i This }ear, my goal for him is figured his team really was " They say Miami- I - --_ L, �L- : =- !- ~:z,1- - _~~r o:~_~-7 16 1A--Evenjia l Ft. Hera d, Sanford, Wan,$4ey,?Mrth3), 17 &M itillow, W W 0M IV F N tquou,ncl/ Black Protest Squelches Move To Abolish Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. fl jOhN VAN ("IESON their support of keeping Corn- by a black. the Department of Professional The Florida Power Corp. re- Commission executive director After the third round of House Speaker Donald Tuck. Associated Press Writer munity Affairs a separate "ii you want to have real in)- and Occupational Regulation, ported that only four of the first who was a ssee, made some clapping, Tucker joked, 'j'j [).Tallah one of the strongest er, TALLAHASSEE (AP) agency, put from blacks in government, which is headed by Dorothy 60 customers billed failed to advocates of allowing the ex- favorable cornmen3 on school take Ralph with me wherever! Plans to abolish the only state The speaker's aide said Tuck. you want to have a strong, Glisson. achieve savings In an ex- periment. Florida Power and needs for more money, Educa. go." agency headed by a black were er raised the issue of Reveneli's meaningful agency," he quoted st'ems It that many of the 28 perimental program to reduce Kennedy both say he had spe- lion Commissioner Ralph 'Fur. "We'll make education corn. hastily abindoned by House race, referring to the protests Tucker. professional and occupational electric rates for off-hours use. cial problems during the billing lington led the applause at a missioner appointed when I'm leaders when blacks raised a that lawmakers were planning Meanwhile, Fortune is press- boards under the department's One of the four was Jay Ken. month. school superintendents confer- governor and you can keep it,,, ;1urm of protest. to ahel-id iui p!.:ns in abolish wing will be happy to see it go. nedy, former Public Service Tucker added. ence. In a lightning-swift turn of Wednesday, March 31, 17$-1 B - events last w . eek, r4 w w r_\ ..— ; (ommunity Affairs and the Department or Professional and Occupational Regulation. Community Affairs Secretary \ M r— • • __ A _______ j \ yi $rn. regular pr.c. quoted 11 I STORE HOURS .9:30 i..9 P.M. Some of the protestors drew ~ -,`(,rences froin the fact anet the state V thru SAT. SALE PRICES WED. ,or at omi' tor rnQv I \ Y Limittd-time Sale ?rices ore indicated by S4/• yotherscreovrloweve.yday Wo!9reen prices J 4i4•ic: ~~ rj ': I U i ZAYRE PLAZA SANFORD I ' OPEN SUNDAY 10 AM-6 PM -it C1_ ur&uw !I . GENTLEMAN Fortunesaid."We'recreatinga department that will give the ~ Shopping for one Is a real cylinder with the tat In the -Fish, especially frozen chore for hundreds of Seminole center. Push in toothpicks perch and canned tuna. residents young lawyers about an inch apart to hold the LOW COST CHECKLIST I the run, career girls, middle- steak in a roll. FOR SQUEEZED BUDGETh aged bachelors, formerly Cut three slices about an inch i -Beans are beautiful. marrieds and senior citizens, thick from tl' roll. They can be navies and snaps But there are ways cope pan-broiled for steak dinners -Rice is so nice. Try crunchy with the kitchen, win with a unwrapped for steak sand- brown with a bit of fruit or tight budget and overcome the wkh" or saucepan stew. celery. Ici too-much-trouble synca'ome - Cr.;an time for the steak -Macaronis are marvelous without spending, a lot of time slices varies with thicknessaral and there are more than 100 working at it. Whether you are temperature. Watch them varieties choose from. 82 or 22, you can plan meals for they're best when a bit pink in -Meat loaf, chili, and $CW. Americans have always had the all-important You without a the center. Broil like any steak, Make ow- own for three ser- sweet tooth. big investment in time or or place steak In frying pan and vings,*' eat one and freeze two in Even so, chocolate got off to a money. let it cook in its own fat. TV trays to heat up quickly. slow start *fl this country, wi th Here are some ideas for The remaining roll becomes -Liverwurst, onion or peanut no inkling that it would tarn into single-person cooking, from the roast. Unroll it and sprinkle better sanwiches. TI')' IU1T Industry with sales in excess quick menu ideas to squeezed pepper and garlic powder slices with the peanut butter, a billion dollars annually. budget suggestions - all wi th the Roll hack together. -Bar: v. nat'neal rard er-its lbe titi)' itut.rb, Ciioculae an eye toward gool nutrition. insert toothnlcks, wrap , foil forreally belly-filling goodness. produced in Europe could IILTRA-IHGII SPEF.t) sand at 350 dgree for -Yams and Wt P0vs found in a few a pothecary shops we're doing the crnor a favor and doing the blacksa favor if he wants to i black In that Job," he added. An aide said Tucker was moliatedb} -concern witht Department of Community AfWrs and the kind of people who • 00. ALKA SELTZER ______ A - __ ". 1 bottle, ' roist ` N I~ ~~ ~ 1 1 i• , 9 ~~- TY For headache upset 14oz. shave in stomach. Foil-wrap, choice of 3 types. PHILADELPHIA BLENDED WHISKEY identify with Community Affairs from the beginvery "We got an awful lot of feedback on the reorpnization," he said. Tucker met wit), about 40 11 'j .. J ICE CREAM X"ff I . . -• ..:..:. 70 112 chairmen last week to dLwuss ...#_ -_ - 9 fl Computer 1=01 I .:-*- state computer soon will be able to print maps showing all ::.:: th e wetlands in Florida, Director Randol Whittle of th e . S1a te Ianning DiOna b-2:-. • .,i&1\ ' uve Si I rT' rn,,. JUIT. "., .... ::.,, Permalube ::: :: Candy coated, lOon 10 59 R Reg. 69 ' ::: Boeci enamel on metal for REG. VU1( 69 Saee," $1.99 •.; : -. 'Me conference also unveiled ::~'. .,- .-.*. % of ".. cial said will save thousands environmcntal stud. :"'r t, h 4 positi*n gr.d ' ~ • i " .-- -(1t'r . - eons tv " ference coordinator for the .. ~*" planning division. 'Once it im. :::• piemented, people can look one anot her's date and use It::::: without it" -We've been trying vM, hard ,:*:' to get them all dancing off the same sheet d music," added ':Whit tle. .::- ~~ s,.. I' Revolving Sprinkler at . ow( nerstudies, he said Rag. 13.27 THERMOS REDWOOD TABLE 99 37 3 1 i?.JOI.. ~`% I 88 or to mfct'maon they have that the : other m:ght need. Choice of : Trsdnot . . it '%. ...a ... VINYL *. tor, weelder at trowel. HIBACHI BRIGHT ' 9' SINGLE __. 444 v ' or 6 PACK - --Chicken and turkey -Eggs with whole, ' _., __ - 04~; I J ~, --- . nuent. Lawn Chaise r..E. - I F0ILWRAPPED SOLID ' ' t ''' I A ; i; Robt. Burns TIPARILLO ULTRA BAN '"")— : 50 - ' ' Box t.a ' ~ 1 i ;; AI , 1 2' -ox ROtL-ON, REG. OR UNC(NTID l I Is . " , / WRENNI Fluoll :1 , it -_,.. - -- . !Ni ccU'o', ?f I ( 54&/ 0 . 1i t 11 ; ... "~ 'ooth smoke bincicr : : i ~ Toperillog Wuth plastic up arid :::.. ~. .1.1, ... ... il . -,. 229 -.., fliltEtili M 126 C , 88 I R@9%,I(yiy 99c COU0,014 P(I (U%10.11 ""it 0041 'rri'green hranLl for color prints I I , J , :I I 1, 7 Tim ~ I . .~_.. '. I 454&/ 50' Color Enlargement cola ilideso, .. .. Co:or negatives 11 89C 00ch I' CUbIC 5lhI . ......'., I _______________________________________ ................................... . . . ~ _______ I ________________ 1. rf IVE ,, ,,IFflA.r Pui 24 Breaded' ' Veal Patties 4 Weiners Lbs rI .-" .-. y . .-: . ' 'r,'&'r'. _y1&i;'-'r' s,_' t • ,,.. /4, " .-. .'., t. -.;.-.',.., • ,,.,P ' 4J.J'.-: ,: -r,,,,,.'I,,, L's•'. ,.'t'.,V.3 4,',C.J fill - ej.'J were born in 1870 when a For the last six months, her constant companion has been a confectioner, trying to sell more candy creams, hit on the man who says, "We was n't" idea of covering the creams and uses "youse" for the plural with ct'ocolate. Chocolateof "you." But he is the covered candies the Kindest, most patient man she '.-------assorted ever known. He's a big success bite-sized chocolates and boxed financmiuy', too. -' "t,, I 11t - I p I, !, FREEZER SPECIAL - "c'I ) .Ptt"f'h '47 4_ ,, - - -. " 'i.....a'.' '_•e'. ','.-'5-,i .. ,.'' J- I - . -----'V r . c":'- - . 'i ". )itV - ,-. ji~ ,,- # , I _r - 4 ' _•_4,, ' .•:'' i 'r ..',dç,,,¼,. ,. " ) '-'-'- T'' ,'r ', il'J' - %J'4 !t4 7 f , l" vkil, ' .i,w Chocolate-covered candies • çr t. ' MARCH 31 - APRIL 6, -.. .' : r5 ....' ,-.. .. P/C' .ikp'. F GOOD ,-. , r..'ç. ;4 : 3 PRICES . ;" -kr'; 'K 4 - _41 r'J,,,, . 50 4 IJ to $ ohs. 75 a,S,rnl a,. k...%. Ill UJ% 1k,. UJV mammo th bar into pieces a "penny" bag! I T V ~ aw J * -'........ p.' .i I :..''' . ,b., -C"'. '_!..,'',"..'- r . i.. - ,.,j . - ,.v.. ' .'I$ sweetest, -'y' - Lbs. Surf burgers 5 Lbs. Whole Chicken Legs 5 lb. Center Cut Pork Chops 4½ forerunner of today 's and mental.) And where was "(randma" when all this was going on? DEAR ABBY: Mv daughter on her My husband didn't seem at all account, but without success. upiset. lie said whoever kids are Have you any suggestions? ver whipped seven years you haven't been .--------------------- vk~ ~ and 12 inches wide. A shopkeeper had to use a small don't." confections immediately If Mom had stuck to her gained popularity. These original standards, ste would chocolates originally were ..... of., t.....A L.... _L.._.1 ,t.......,I L..a 1.., uiWIU'1ippCU, hut in itxj we have cneutcu nersen plenty. Also. this man In her life French invented a machine for h,Is , inadchura lot easier to live this process, making chocolate ,# - out still more available the lIIRDAuc,IrrER general public At the begi nning of the 2h to - -, le f.11 _,_~.,~_~~ ,_ ~ %#'' 1. , ,~ -- .., INTRODUCE I _~) "__.-1 (i She I , (f Will Give ç A '11) '-' ,~Tof, Vwf so Ful). V'%f'W A ( With Shampoo And Sol To Each New Ptron I BEEF.LAMB.PORK.POULTRY OVER 75 .\ BEAUTY SALON (t PH. 122-6172 2IfS, French Ave.,Snford c IN 'iams rortons etww'o >___.,__.__ - IF WE MEAT ITEMS IN STOCK DON'T HAVE WHAT YOU WANT WE'LL ORDER IT PHONE 322.2374 --' : i,:( r so V. .. " EACH Delores Hun t DF.Aft DAUGIff ER: Neither century, chocolate manufacglamour nor grammar turers began experimenting guarantees a good relationship. -A ith a product now found in just about every supermarket, drug able to train her, give up. At Hate to writ. letters? Snd $I to IhIS stage of the game, Its Abigail Van Suren, III Lasky Dr., 51v1,ty Hills, Calif. "Ill, for Abolivious that she has YOU )y'i book let "mow to Write .eflrs trained, for All Occasions." Please sac 1054 a l)EM( ABBY: About that long selfaidrflsd, stamped (2 Ic) woman who was embarrassed envetoçe, by her boyfriend's bad For Abby's booklet, "Hew to Have a Lovely Wedding," ss.sd II to glamorous My grammar. Abigail Van Ruren, 122 Lasky Dr.. mother was divorced 20 years Newly Hills, Cam.50313. Pluse ago. When she started dating gisciote ê l ong, seltaddreissd, aiaIn. ,. . she wouldn't even stamped ClOd envelop*. - ______ - us that his Granddaddy had own. For seven years I have with whippedhimwihaleathrbelt been trying to train her not to overdraw checking for telling a fib! our kids with a belt, and I say nobody else should, either. Please settle this. MONTANA MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: I agree with you IX per cent. NEVER lease your children with those grandparents again and tell them shy. "Granddaddy" sounds as though he needs a 1hnrntih checku p. Phvsleal _____ - you a year-old had welts and bruises is a beautiful, bright young all over his little tx)(1y. fie told woman who has ;I mind of her - COLOR FILM ...I~.i. * / 12-EXP, 110 OR ~ 1 I,. . * .% '" * * .... - ~ 11 .. I CHOCOLATE EGGS lOo limit i March 31 thru April 3, 1976 for snacking consider dating man Who said. "We wasn't" or "He narents. The next day, our 64 1b,", PM Anyway, the last time we went out for an evening we left our kids overnight with his i 19 H" duty cost hro,n ~11 UP TO 17 wo CU FT ~ •;;...:..:..... ..........- -- - 99 _________ - on Granddad Beats Child ABBY: My husband and I have two children ages 3 and 6. My husband doesn't like to hire sitters. He says it's too expensive, but I notice he has money for his boat and a storeroom filled with the lnte:t in hunting and fishing equip- - and the creation of milk 1A __________ of By ABIGAIL VAN HUREN ., cocoa powder in chocolate in 1875 stimulated the public's taste for chocolate __ and spurred Its production and ____________ need their const'mption both in Europe __________________________ ti March 31 thru April 3, 1976 ________ , 18 of 0- F' -Dry peas and beans, soy nutrients and fiber. Carrots and and America. The latter part the 19th -Peanut butter apples keep especially well and century was the glorious period -Canned beans, bean soup long. of penny candy, when chocolate was produced in huge "planks" connecting tissue. Tightly roll the steak into a , production you've got a weight - ______ ___ are but not substitutes. If you must rely -Cheeses fast food establishments, keep -Milk. Try mixing powdered fruits and vegetables around diamonds. Pound the steak on both sides with a ha nd tenderizer edge of a heavy saucer to break N _____ ______ _________ course, pru'ukzii I __ __ ____ ____ a -Liver the steak's th ickness. Make cut3vtte mcli apart, then repeat the opposite direction to form or 2 4 ___ __________ protein in MOBILE HOMES a is of ' I-TIM I or of oer a 11;Vj.,j= HOMES, APARTMENTS TRAILERS, 21.99 bastl at a time, or of on a EASY — - Home pt 24 CHOPPED SIRLOIN mix- up of * P TO 5 Wo CU jy .• were to to 1 !IA:I: I I I IL1' forgetting a in quart Rag. until mixture or March 31 through April 3. 1976 ' .1 a so or case 4 4 Oz. Bar . ( . , a SOAP :::% CHEST Squeeze or 65c BATH SIZE ', (" a ' - or or COUPOPI P(. (ustole 'J, 'I I __ _______________________1 \,__,_, :. highway corrWi-, If the definiUan of a specific .1:' type of land Lae is the s=e for :' the Transportation Depart- 'ment, L'ie Natural Resources planning rouric 1. all three ean uW tranbporw Wormation without corAly,-ting to 38.fs. / :• 59 73 dionvier circle. Transportation Departm ent must nikc cx knsive emirun meta l impact and other studies it 1 Covets up :-'~:' For instance, he said, Epsrtment .flJ kvw GARDEN TOOLS • • A of - 214 i IV OR Y FUNNY i up of ~ ---. ................. V.,................. .... _____________________________________ '' :: to ...... I I - ~ lIMIT - \'R/ S . - :..:.,:~:..*:~::::::::::::.:~::::,*.: . 01h - through April 3 197 - . 9 I or a at at COUPQNI ' BIG ROLL SCOTT I PAPER TOWELS F OO , Pon good March .11 - '_ of as in AI7J'Ji.l'qIf. more ,. from of eat a DEAR savings in money as and more duplication Is elimi- . "1 of ..................... ........ .... ......... ............ : 0 --- cognac or ruin R.iular price 77c _.:10X ::::::.., 4j r. . _______ fop ~~ ~. i .1: Slat - • ___ 4 ' ' : :, hc -_ 11101lialium at of - L i " tue -pow 2 9; : 1_. ___________ . N. 244 - - .•- - sweet 49C Folvethylitno -L 'N" ____ I to as 1 i"...e- shil' t.- t.ch I1e'O"s O1t ,~) dollars in P •' BARBECUE GRILL 241n. 977 If1lt Hit' .. —'-" "' - '- . of for emergencies. ture, a dlam. d4 : q J ii pd iosv b :y, -' - ....... - . ..r ..- n.'ç frien ...,'I - rWat R.g 10_ta ,,,, -:•. PLASTIC — -'-1 L ..i, trees shrubs flowers etc being developed Jointly the U.S. Geological Survey and the planning division, is due to be complete in July, he said. :::: _____ :' r$,,r,, one minute on sugar MOTOR OlLj OT. I ,-......... -..'....'.....~. . ......* :. ________________________ ' FOLDING FENCE •. Silentclosing tough HEN EGGS ::: He what new programs are avail- -'7: able to help th em. The computer program, fig Everyday low price, .•: 79 •--•---"- to soup. In Nrlimkdile Re.s4.9? FestivoI., JL±.' ...., . entennial or Boy Scout colors! : •" of should be understood by The following list would cover everyone: II nr variety r"' -'.t! :::c'-t country: the chocolate bar. The iutk Ilidterial used in many the if yIJU had lived during Perh3pa for ckik. first bars vtv sbvvi u miik Thomas Jefierson's tune, and givvti vary with the indiyiuu,ru oodys chemical processes . or w4r4m Children's Sneakers to of .... ... ..... ... ...I... ow !;de&/3"."~.,~* * 7,).; :. Jefferson for you, ONI COUPON P11 CUSIOMII 1OW-30 Super . able show separately or Masterfiex srh c'ombination all other types i nsi de iom, Ilf land-use in the state, Whittle C" . -\ said REG. said this was the type of $6.79 ffi information which eight State::::: agencies, regional planni ng councils and water manage- :::: 11' /1 .. 18" 10-FT WHITE merit districts exchanged di a.1 Tuesday conference learn::::: --.- I IIlT 20GALLOP4 GARDEN ROSE - W . 27 0 -' ___________________________ 1k' -. I ----------7~ L .. ~ UJ,4 ?1,!ThTTJ .~...~.........~..............~.~...............,.,.........I ........ ....... ............ ... - . I .V. ,. ,.,.....'.'.' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..,%.... .. .. ~ , ..'.'.... I" .:: .. MARSHMALLOW :,:" 'O .,.. .. - - - ~ L_ - 1.... - ,. '*'- of r. ,urishment, will soon give it the same preference living well while taking care of menus for holidays and special over tea and coffee in America which it has in Spain. the human heart with the hope occasions (with calorie co unt). enjoying life at the same The following definition _______________________________________________________ time, Thomas to arch 31 thru April ),1976 11 0 1976 200 Years . Gallon 7 3 ot. State Uses 77c - ' 15ta ' 2 Tooth ve, or jar, JBlus with Goldi ^ a .1. of won't ..:.:: finvors ' to over a or 111~zj e. ry from some form of of frozen 11'T . PlastStrip , IIIVII - : . . WALGREENS women of _______________________ ç—ii 12 GLYCERIN .... ; ~~ ... ~~.*..~ -. .., ..............--. 9~I -*---I-- .-,--.---.--.:~~~'- :'.-..,.%,-~,~, --.""", .,., i :'. / .''nANDA1 I SUPPOSITORIES , '. BAN D-AI D limit i — . .. . £ tic (CI $ It) iii IIWiILiCl 1)1 -au ct'ps or ______________________ ---- . knowledge. ..t. , - .... ' e '•j a of an log -_ , 10=m times these are - _. '!._ of were 9Q i tiit I::: I of Quick and easy meals fix during cooking. tivity.) and can help you peanuts, that the sore'xeeper receive an invitation Average daily amounts for good health, but dine hump. In 17S5, raw cocoa beans when you're tired or rushed: Wrap and freeze individually in nutritional needs: sliced into three sizes: penny, beautiful too much cholesterol in the Monticello -popcorn for entertaining, imported for the first time by -Scrambled eggs any of the meat you expect to cereal-style wi th 2 cups low-fat milk or low-fat blood nickel and dime. Eventually. to Charlottesville, Va., in the late encourages the milk, late Massachusetts traders who -Canned tuna keep more than four days. supper or nibbles. Save time, individually- 18th century, you might have milk products development of heart and blood sailed to South America and the -Cereal with fruit (,REAT TASTE IIST -The 6 ounces lean meat (ir.cluding vessel diseases. We get Great 2-Cent West Indies. These oeans wrapped bars appeared. been served: deviled eggs with -Fruit and cottage cheese Take a minute or two extra, Doughnut. For cheap deluxe Chocolate was recognized as anchovies; celery, radishes, fish, poultry, beef or the cholesterol in two ways: It is required extensive processing, -Jarred fruit salads but still fast: Fun, get a tube biscuits in the a source of ready energy by the olives and small green onions; equivalent in vegetable protein nuutufactured by the body and , -Pizza slices -Make-your-own macaroni dairy case. Cut holes in the and in 1765 Irish immigrant such as beans) the military. Provisions for sorrel soup; standing ribs we absorb it directly foods John Hannon with -Spam, canned beef and cheese with canner! stewed center of ach biscuit with an 2 General hiraddock's army (in beef au Jus with horseradish more vegetable of animal origin. Egg yolks and financial ba cking of a wealth)' which -Canned ravioli dressed up tomatoes on the side. empty pill bottle. Put a whole George Washington sauce; spinach timbales and and fruit items (some dark organ meats are very high in doctor established America's With c heese slices -A bag shrimp, the inch of oil into a deep yellow, cholesterol and shrimp is first chocolate factory in served), fighting in the scalloped tomatoes; small green and some bright -Frozen hamburger or small small shrimp are low cost or (you can reuse lie oil)saucepan or more savings of whole moderately high. Such foods and heat Alleghenies against We French roast potatoes or macaroni and steak from freezer to frying pan use a few at a time. Add to a can to 350 degrees. Fry doughnuVs Dorchester, Mass. and Indians in 1755, included cheese pudding; salad; pots de grain or enriched breath are restricted in these recipes. r It's not surprising a (no, it poison you If it's of cream of mushroom about each side . doctor chocolate. Besides the read)' creme with macaroons and cereal! (one serving Is one slice There is no cholesterol In foods financed the first chocolate not defrosted first) —A little hen, just Drain on pa pe r toweLs and ruit. coffee bread, cx- one cup of cold of plant origin, such as fruits. factor)'. At that time, doctors energy chocolate provided, it meringuts; and f -Deli slices. Try turkey roll They come frozen. Bake and sprinkle with lOX cereal one-half cup of vegetables. grains, cereals and also served cinnamon pleasant and nuts were very interested in on rye. enjoy two. maybe three meals. creme cooked cereal) . Serve once and watch reminder of their faraway many nut.s, and these foods are The recipe for pots de chocolate as a way improve homes -Canned chili with chopped Fresh fruit salad or a little them disappear. 2 to 4 tablespoons of recommended. to the ragged, hungry will ennance a 20th century the unpleasant taste onion. salad dressing whipped with SPECIAL DOS AND DON'TS medicines. Plus, of some soldiers. dinnL' menu, too. it was -French toast syrup from canned fruit is a FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Chocolate was first shipred POTS DEiUL 1,41I \ -Mixed vegetables tangy topping for salad greens Do variety of foods necessary to hand-grind cocoa abroad to U.S. troops stationed 2 cups light cr eam to manufacture -frozen TV dinners and pot and fruit with cheese. every day and don't follow fads beans in the Philippines in 1&18 during pound (8 ounces) foods chocolate. .tt what profession pies -Exotic specialities. Check give whole groups / could have been better the Spanish-American War, bat chocolate, grated -Toaster waffles and frozen arid dry grocery sections without you doctor's advice. it did not regularly appear on Dash of salt pastries for Mexican , Italian, French, Nutrition Is more than fresh, equipped to do this than the an on-the-mar ch item until 1908. 6 egg yolks, slightly beaten medical, skilled at using -Chunky soups Chinese combinations. more than protein, more than ing World War I, one-o un ce 1 tablespoon mortar and pestle ? Around Dur -Peanut butter -Curry powder poultry 5 55 Just something to eat. 5 chocolate cakes were issued as 5 • Combine cream, chocolate °' W&.Efl the Scotsman Jarnea ROWNG UP Kew. Start with ' teaspoon and Do consider having your big survival kits. They and salt in a saucepan. Cook Watt had perfect ed his steam part A BEEF BARGAIN work up from there, meal mid-day, Some folks tasted good, however, that over low heat, stirring conYou get variety, economy, ---Sharp cheese does wonders say they have more energy for engine, the laborious job of troups wolfed them down stantI', is grinding beans went from hand quick meals and good eating for tired meats. cooking, feeling better and soon as they were Issued, thoroughly blended and cream to in.achlne. plus an idea share with --lemon lime juice flab when they switch big th ey be is scalded. Pour this hot Since the time Aztecs, ds who have more folks to over fresh tit frozen vegetables noons and small evenings. reserved little into the man has loved the taste of feed-from about $3 worth mid fruits. Don't skip tieakfast just During World War II, chocolate egg yolks, beating hard . Stir in chocolate but he hasn't flank steak. Your investment -Mini-meatloaves topped call it coffee time. became a staple item GI cognac rum. Pour into always loved its price. When rations will le'. you eat high on the steer and baked with cream OF Do have raw fruit between and American mousse pots into large for five good meals. mushroom tomato soup can after meal-it's lovely for you chocolate was introduced to manufacturers voluntarily set crystal or dessert bowl and Europe It sold for $2.50 10 You'll find flanks in the meat be individually frozen and and your digestion. per aside half their production for place in the refrigerator for 4 OZ. 75 ranging In size from under reheated their own sauce. Don't pass milk. You need pound, and prices remained the armed services. several hours until firm. pound to almost two pounds. IA)W COST, calcium and your bones can put high into the 19th century. Today, the average Amcrlcan Serves 6 to 8. . But the demand for chocelate Pick the size that fits both your HIGH PROTEIN it good anr.ualiy consumes more than appetite and your budget, then You can get lots protein Do entertain and fuss a bit was there and prompted 17 pounds of candy which ask for a 6-inch strip fat. from vegetable foods like beans your own meals. Food several inventions, using water two-thirds chocolate In some _____ You'll also need a hand meat and rice but it works better should be delight for you and power and later steam power, fin Put it's till the treat it ___ ten'krl.zcr or heavy saucer, a when combined with some your guests. Occasional co-op that allowed chocolate makers DON'T FORGET TO REGISTER 0 short knife, six toothpicks, higher quality or more corn- meals with neighbors make life to produce more and more >-I chocolate at lower and lower For A Free Gift Again This Weak. Drawing Hold Every plastic %Tap and foil wrap. plete. animal proteins from and food even lovelier. ______ pri ce s, Th e quality and variety Place the flank cutting meat dairy products bit A SPECIAL NOTE FLa. board and "score" it by cutting meat, cheese or milk will Doughnuts, cakes, pretzels, of the product also improved considerably. Two landmark parallel lines across, improve the quality of a chips and soft drinks okay to L March 31 thru April 3, 1?76 Satisfying to of I ('Al uiuu iiuii flU.. Limit - I or te: surface. I P?iwiL A or over i . GILLETTE FOAMY __ 69i' . - •.: , on I most readily threatened by polyunsaturated fat.s oils. heart attacks and thosi' who are Here is a lit.s some the not. It reveals an optimistic recipes they give. The book approach to the whole subject includes the calorie count for eating plus sound medical serving of each recipe. Heart Association Cookbook is and who die day Braised Sirloin Tips definitely a first-class cook% Beef Bourgulgnon heart book, not a diet book. I have disease is staggering. However, Chines Beef Skillet read it carefully and am greatly there is evidence more in. Barbecued Beef Riho impressed by the ability of the dividuals are thinking more Veal Scallopini editors select foods for those about their health today. Veal Paprika The hook was edited by two Ham Roll-Up highly m pe tent nutritionists. Perk with Steamed It is lively with interesting Spiced Sauerkraut dishes all reduced to the lowest Besides the bo there are use of :truiu;d fat - 1Lrcfue, rcclpi.s for poultry, fish, America's Sweet For less cholesterol. Food can still vegetables, soups, salads and be good with less fat. This desserts. revised cookbook is a guide to Other sections interest are The superiority of chocolate, both for health and an I __ _11 I UAIITUWR I1 -.--- 1 A I 32 OZ. @%.kW ---- ______________ Limit 3 March 31Aprii Without COUpOfl 3.9 "I tWnk -. -f'1LYi 379 governor opportunity to appoint a black citizen as head of a', y ' 1. [t BOURBON . • I • I ;~ .. ::.::: , ~ . I,,"wilo.."., I liliim~ 'jod6im, ~ I IJdLL ___ against women and I'm against blacks, but that's not true." k Regula 1IJJ1,T.Z,7.!1TSII17LTi7J ____ _____ __ • 1 ___29 _ ____ . li,vv r -411111111011011041 _t- Nl,~__,__ - _ - III IUU I ~~ - ____ _ - ::ency by merging economic development programs with fts ot her serv'ces to local government. "Some people may say I'm s,elene A " picuCuI. c Box limit 041 - EEI1,=L eal1**t7CF -4; FR: ure - : n . - J ~~_ - - . early last week to discuss oppo. tnn to thPmnt;.Theen1 re Ful., was a new plan to make Ul-l TThflUflhL) tftdIrS a trunger I -- IL I Cl) 0 CO SW L ' ... i41k AVAILABLE ONLY AT MARKET SQUARE, er, who plans to run for gover- R. 100 PACKETS w ~ T LOW limit I box C March 31 thru April 1976 69 ~~ \~ •..(__(LIQUOR CLOSED SUNDAY) LIQUOR SPECIALS I!ouse Speaker Donald Tuck- It N= ZZ .... Ample sio(ks have been ordered, but if a sell-out occurs, see ;uTiF ' "\r' N \l a Xi i -- Count to . the abolition plan are the only ,iries headed b black and a T _______________________________________ :Rlh.iss.rw,d to Iirnd q,asntIti., on ell urns. avency read about Fortune's ` :. Americans love to cat. They also love to live. Therefore, according to ;nedcal surveys, It is time we looked more attentively at what kinds of food we eat. - _....-I.. a . ataa,tJ It.041 .• U III U And Pennies P'-.~ , - 1uns. 1W IUI it % I The computer also will -.,&- - N honeranCoffthehookthenex For Maps - 41 14 -.A Ts "- ZI I" tronger agency. The tempest began March 19 hen house Appropriations Chairman Edm ond Fortune, D- AAnl<in ri Tim Means -ww Pr Department fairs to Delectable Versions Of Healthful Food. For One hopping S NEW HOURS: Mon.-SAT. 9 to 6 — "it 'i -. - �TENRUNSUBM _ ________ _ _ ____ _ ___ _ ________ ___ ___ ________ . I ww"O" I .1 __Z_:: _1____- __ . 2&-Ev•ntng Hera ld,Sanford, __ F Wednesday, March 31. lt7ê GET UP TO A MAXIMUM OF . ). . Z W_ flg Herald,Sanford, ____________ Fl. I __ Wednesday, March 3i,i76.-3fl M R B0 0 EXTRA N , jW : : T VOU 1111111111111111111111111 0 I 0 re _~ J111. I- 41631 I A 6 '_ ,. 7*1 in %I ~ - .11 . 1. 06 n6~ ' *'rqj~ 4 0 r 4 i j COUPON COUPONI 4 0 0 I NAA . -- 0 -_ - li!i am ps S t -_ ____ I - :- -. -- -- COUPON 2 . ~ ~. W:j0A_1jjLoj1M I* 0 '11 — IE on purchases totaling $5,00 to 99 excluding all tobacco products I his coupon may also be used in combination with other S & H Green Stamp Coupons an this : GREEN STAMPS on purchases t:taflng$1O 00 II 4%' to $1499 0 611111 ad with larger purchases ..... COUPONS 1 & 3 ARE WORTH '0 ~ €9€s II 0, OF Fruit • sh it I ~, " 59 . , .1 - - ____ _______ Mayst - 2PL,b. Cereal 1 AMshowers bring aymeawme8 I I 200 YEAR HERITAGE Publix *Th.o 61....... ,-..,I, ______ aV ,pr i , I, " C SwiftsPr.miumProT.nB..f -___ mma . "I L N : ! - 1 HIS AD EFFECT XVI I THRU WEDNESDAY, ___ q ua rti es o APRIL 7 1976. *ttK ?MI$ COUPON *50 PUSC$ASI o. I Publix reserves THURSDAY, APRIL 1 Cepacol I ' EXTRA (E xpires 1 1. t I Aped? 976 i cou,o AND JWGreenStamps 'ueCsas o . Nyquil Nighttime I Cold 6-or or 2 a. dfiie EapuiW,d -- EXTRA -:t!_-_:~~- . JWGreenStam I I T~ V"TM THIS 17 -'I--- ---, I ; ~--___ I &NO PUXCHAII 00 (Ip.sW..d VWN - - - -- - THI§ COUPON 5. WGreenStamps M-__ - _______~ ,-- ~-I 13 S COUPCN *50 Pt)*CH*$p Ot 1 1 1 - a a - - a - - • PL4lx U Fl Il 100-ft.rolI ([apusW.d Apr17 1976) - - a - a - - - - - a - U - -304tocoUr"Aftoovack"lor I I 14 - -- - WITN THIS COO/POft AND FURIINASJ 1 __ - - aa aaaaa U (EIpw.sW.d XTRA 40 g 16 April? 1976) (E*pl41W.d April? - f Shout Prewcish 1 (EspvesW.d April? 1976) • 20 (EpuruiW.d AprIl? 1976) EXTRA UPON WTTNtWt$CO45OP..J*CW*JIor I 1 - .titx a - - - - aaaa a aaaa - - a_aaaaaaaas,d EXTRA - (ip.i. Wed April *165 . _, 1Nz$ OuP*s AO Puecites kaaaaaaaaa ~ fi I 9 -I - - Kraft's Grated Parmesan Cheese ,t_.:- Golden Out,rters I II_ 4!4 WITH 114$ COuPON A-NO PUS.aA$5 I J,a_a_ I WitH 1164 COUPON ANo PUUCHLSS L,. aaa i,,-.. I i Lite Spread 1-lb. tub aa_____ ___4 Li_ - 0 1 1 to II i J'AreenStamps WITH II I I I tI*t$ COuPO, £N PtiI.zA$ Kruft Cracker Barrel Sharp Cheese wataaa__aaaaa j W 1 I 12-ct I 11 aaaaapa_aaaaa aawaa_a - a a4 i pkg. of 0 Publix a aaa a a i - waa aa I Cot Slog I pe~- / 87' I Turbot Fillets............ 6" , $I 4 CwA and Garnish with Chopped, Hard-Boitod Eggs Fresh Broccoli....... it"n 59, I hAake a Cold B*on Salad with Crisp Fresh Florida F _.--- . .V . . i iz - W,, 16-ox. cup I 11 a_a .4 FXTRA , Publh flipirts Wed. Aptil 7,1976) 1 aa • S •, .r, :- ( ., . _ 4 I . , - I ;;v ,r - 1 Y I --5W .,r . -. . r ~IeiI4 IXVI 4, W. M .. 'd; .,. _1 ~~_ ,_~_Ni r _3 W ~. _: . _ _A rs '... . * - 59c • OiEnchilada _i or r*$ U flC I OuD Patio Assorted Dinners 59c -tl _'.~_-2.'~ r- t ".It I nt. jl~ I!Lp =L .i •yW ic., ir 1 .. , .- I i _T!_ %r- . (.j , t•i 94 no _. •-t - )'~ I _______ Cascade Electric...... 5", 9 1"' ~ 40.s I.-,', pi;;Sen ...... SAVE 1Cc F&PHaIvsd C . . *W 39 1303 I Gaines Dogueal...... SAVE 2Cc (7Cc Off Lo bel ) liquid 'I . 00 4) Ji Kidney Beans.... 1' - ww 25% 0 b" 47" 1-v 0 1" 494 .1 L _ i . \ 3 i 8 3c ,- _ '7Tr11__ Tone Soap........................3 si 12 It 99 21 . " '"'a - Q. - - .t,% - . 4 .t1 . , .1 . - ,r .. I ] -, ~ 7t4URSDAY0 APRIL I APRIL where shopping Is a pleasure '-" 7 P7' UiWI712OC N- pt. ;~ :-.- -1 . the right to limit I quantities sold W W I I THIS AD GOOD SANFORD PLAZA—SAN F 0 RD AT THIS( LONGWOOD VILLAGE CTR -LONGWOOD -_ - - - .- .1 %1~ 71:7~;O=~!_ ~ 1. >. I 0 - : PLAIN. UNELEACHED. 690 -- , ,.~FI 1(' N"-~:Z - - I _-" -~-; -I. , ,.,-,.--.,. * L ?.-7-~ 2 - %r *. .4 ** * I., q itspee%%MW A,W47 Ott&, .. As )IUIII 1 i 1i9iiuI .4 ,O ;.:;4 I ft, lu ~ 32-si ja, --U_a-- Publix -"- - ~- I - -_ _ _17-F,1Z. IIL____ F_ MR111111-11111111s;U .1 d imill;? IX Ij " :. Z 7 N 11~i S. -- . -_M_~4 I .. . - __ :_. .----~-L-_ - - - -_ -_ --,~---_ r I ____ ,r'-. I MAYONNAISE SAVE 9c Kike a Hot Fudge Sundae H*tsh*y's 96" '": 8s%( Chocolate Syrup.............. 99 -_ ____ * ' l •OW .bItS F li. i 2" 5 fCWI vC cl, fl mz~ Keebler Chedo's Mgr_ -; she , Doei Now England 1 ''" Fish Miniatures..................... - q Fig Newtons........................ l"I sAv 89, Hungry Jack Instant Fineor Medium 146 - __ , . SAVE 12c both Size Soap with Cocoa Suitor 81% 4*14 3 •1 C ti Cheese Snocb C,ack.rs Mueller's Noodles.. 3 :~; *I ~ %Z_ ,_J utter SAVII 16C Try with French Toast, stol*14 aaJ • - I , Serve with Milk, Nabisco • S - SAVE6cMn PauisLs9htBatt., _ _ ~ P Cauliflower g I zrvpbly L. jt - French ut eons - SAVE28c(2OOtfLab.I}Dshwash.fD.t.rg.nI Pruneiuce 1 SAVE 29c S.rv. with aChees, Sauce P,clSsv,,t SAVE 23C Birds lEyo (Season Bathroom Tissue 2 .. 89 SAVE 14c D.IM.nt.Asso,IcdFlavorsF4rtor 59 Pudding Cups -' P49 99, 1. I I ' Till -XKNM Publix where shopping Is a pleasure RLP W Dof- C A%JC Ii 1 I. V I IdC Combina tion , j ~:" N~ - Morton's Doughnuts ____ . I __:All=. 1_ -:t- __~-!~~' I _SI~?~ 71, r~~'ge "A:;4-f 1 _ _ _,_-~.A ;Z3 , _U I Pancake Batter • . .-._ _____ " i; ~ 0~ 7 .;, SAVE 12c Aunt J*mima Buttermilk or Blueberry FOOD la l n --- SAVE I Oc Serve with Coffee, Gloted of J*I!, 1`1 WE ACCEPT ..., . - ,-,- N :- . &.•.. .-- pfyy ~ft ou . , .t - , - ... . ,.......a ,.//-. 14 I I W ~: 1kZk -.,..~~_- $4111,1111 59' • ir~kw X A ! _ W~. ;;4~~ . . -~ ". .. - _- e 04h SAVE 17c Lady Scott .~~_. A_/ -- . for I •r., T :_~~7- E.!.. -- .W!!.-_ ].~ ~-,?, P_# rNll ;J42~._40-5 - -_-tl _ .rt;~f ! k, ~1_1`-: --.~.-~I_-_--__. * -_ ~-f_ , - 11 __ ~ :1 --r-':,' .? t. -. . 1E11tltS.IPIIIIlit -NN 1 . — WPM I ___________ .. @at (at Uo Slow, Hard . ) — It _______ jøiv• . f F -_ -f WINKM Great on T00%$ or Muffins, "Fancy Fruit Forms" Pure . , ,lAirgarine, Dairi-Frosh (Small, Large,Schmi*Aate, Low-Fat) S*afood Treat, Tasty Frozen aJ - Orange Marmalade 116 I l l# j Crisp Gr 6-01 Sliced Muenster .................. like 79, S*afood Treat, Tasty Hickorry-Smok*d #I 11 LI., l _ ____ L ;k .17 Big Eye Swiss I I 69 ...... 14 - S.rve wsth..sIju 1c. snowhi,.(1zg9s hhCforKIG4 i. arge Ar1 • 1ch' - '--' ;C'_~__K~! -- aa C Biscuits.......... 5 C'e'"'s S I (Make a Ham Sandwich) %, ~-W,_, X ' _!11~ll :~~m;Nz,,~<-,--,,~.kx, ~. -<-~:----,Y-, vi~--!;.- -%1~ . ,_ ,. I - ib 791 1 (EsplmW.d April? 1976) Saut croam a SAVE 40c Pillsb ury's Buttermilk or Butter Tastin Kraft's V;nCt.-re Ch-_-nk!t-A"' , ~!j , . - I I _ r . i. ' Tender Asparagus.. - - .. Juicy Ortsnges......... 5 -- 69 Ith Flavorful Soneloss a Extra Sharp Cheese aaaaaa Re gU or M argo r in e.............. I Alt . S.rv.withHollandois. Sau:.F,.sh • Publix -. U.S, a I hash Florida S S 89 App).. , SAvE1OcFI.schmonnsDeIicious Pal For Bw-&-Oves Beef Fiat@ I or Crunch 1 Kraft Cracker Barrel 35. aaa4 lb Short Ribs.................. 18-oz. jar • 1 0-01. stick (Utpoits W,)d Aptif 7,19761 a ilp Roast.................... - L .~., - - __ Great for Waldorf Soled, U.S. Fancy Crisp Juky - I F n. Om caik1J t Hungry Jack - • SAVE 35c (I 5c Off Lobel) Strowb.rry, Apricot Avocado Os Gtsen A11D s I at ~~ ___",11 •....•. -'• U %U Label) Colgate Dental Cream .......... #I vl"' 79c 99 s -. pk g. Wits ?MI5 coi,ros Sir - ~h 0 •• T This Dekious Boef Round I , ithtii. Earth Born Shampoo............ Pat Roast .................... I 111111111!111111111 &. SI Sc .A.flC IACti ib $129 l..fchucicA,m 0 COUPON Alto fUlt"Aff 09, =47 WGreenStamps I 2 1 - - - - - - noung Steak ............ —_ E-z. F ) Tasty Fresh-Baked - . e L*on,Moa 9"IFuil-Cul ~w: - IJWGreenStamps j "-ri I I Fried Chicken ............ ___ r__ $ I 19 U ............ -- asatt 89' ' Ilady to-tab out Southern A aa_a.,a, 11 shells - • - ) 11. gas I .fftac$tu,ft*,,,rndagry ' Cuban Sandwich .-. - 41 j Tasty Jr, - 1tlWlrej,c. -.W tanonsawlemoo lsks we" _______ ___ Peanut Butter 23 EapseesW.d a THIS COUPON £50 PUSC$AI ( Pie I II 4 L ChuckRoast............... 79i JWGreenStam s 11 win THiS C OUPON aso PUICH*SIiI EXTh"A Ritz Deep - h rts Wod. April 7, 1976) EXTRA WGreenStamps TM - SkiPpy Smooth II WGreenStampS 27 ___ _ __/ HavorlulteenM.yB..f lied Ptk)HX 13 Ii aa - A EXTRA WiTH T6.IS COUPON AND PUSCN*II c o EXTRA o' 22 SJWGreenStamps .. aa__a..__,4 • 0 EXTRA JWGreenStamps - l2/i-z . I 2-pk. pkg. (1xPsWiid Apr17 1976) Publix Tea Bags 26 - - . Mfg &.f Tht.,ing., o fimir lade UISI I 89' " 69' Kitchen Fteih(TcIteonoPKnicwIthCh,Ck.n) 977y - 4— H A o Quaker Regular EXTRA I I JWGreenStamps - , _ 11 - Tasty -, - Test B..I Ste Ioi. I (Iipar,.W.d Apr17 1976) - OldFashionedLoaf . U 69' Delicious Sliced Gor man StykBologna o / ' • !F_ Roast Beef.................. . . . -. Ri 1 EXTRA Lipton Country Veg., Italian Vag., Beef Veg , or G'een Pea Soup 1 -I ac.a., c' Assorted Flavors Purina Lovin' Spoonfuls WkenStamps 0 • 18-ox pkg (Eip,,u.W,J Apr17 1976) U Apr il 7, 1976) aa - aaaaaa a__a__a__a__a aaaaj 'a__a aaaaaa - aaaaa t a - s..i4 aaaa_aaaaaaaa - aa a a - a_a aaaaaaaaa__ a. aaaaaaai.aa a. Soft Margarine '. "-- 1916) j Jfl Se ec ed 1 a l t . • . I Sirloin Ii XTRA Eapu.iW.d A pril? 1976) Wt?HTITI$COUPONAJO,USCMaS.e, I - Ill Is 1,1111 WITH?W4COUPANOPUICNAUO, i5-ox can INGreenStamps 18 i St 1 Ip_,WJ 4k.. 7 •76 i WGreenStamp Armour •1 17 S 0 J 0 13 ' 1prv- 'a A Oc.o Trot I B..f Loin n ff1jwN`nw-`E JWGreenStamos Snow Crnb Meat EXTRA a !I Penny Saver 24 W`GreenStamps 13 200-ft roil — 21 EXTRA JWGreenStamps 11 1976) Wishbone Low-Ccl Italian, French or 1000 Island Dressing 8-oz. bottle ( Expires Wed. April 7 1976) 1 U -- I- III 1"11 I I AWGreenStamps "' Uncle Ben's Converted Rice 32-oz.pkg. I EXTRA Bowl Cleaner -- - W1?WFH.4r^.._.-. K=1 Jeno's Cheese Pizza . JWGreenStamps I - - - WkenStamps u 1 _ MfH THIS COUPON Alto PUSCHASE of I I (hpii.sWed Apr17 1976) - - - WGreenStamps I o U U U Maxwell House Instant Coffee lO-OZ.cr 33 EXTRA -"- "'ZCOUPOSSILINOPUSICPASS Of I a_a_a a_a Me Pl%"IA (flows Wed. April 1976) WkenStamps a ' r - JWGreenStamps tins CUUPON AND i'.. - I EXTRA WITH LtNONUPOM Pit -: Inflation Fighter 0 • Fryer Thighs.................. to 99Fryer Wings.................. r. S9' Fryev Backs & Mocks.. r. 19, 11 WGreenStramps 1 j 17 1 4 i A - -- - -- - a - - a - - - aaa - - - - . -- - - - - a_a__a__a__a__a__a_a _a___a_____a_______. WIW THIS COUPON £50 PUSC$8$I o. (EapwssW.d Apr17 1976) _ - _ - ___ -- - - - - _ - - 1976) - -- - 0 30-ct.pkg. 11 - Carnation Hot Cocoa Mix, Regular or With Marshmallow EXTRA Hefty Kitchen Bags Or McCormick Imitation Bacon Bits aa WItH 1515 COUPON £50 PUICHAUS 0 JWGreenStamps A *0T. a. WGreenStamps 13 I 11 oe ad I I1 obw EXTRA :I -_ - _ - - __ -aaaaa - - - - a -- (Ezpw.$W.d.Ap1j$7 0) ""I" THIS COVPOft &NO PUIC WAS# 00 2-lb can j 1 320: Flavorful Sliced • 59, esa Ribs I Fryer Drumsticks,....... ii,99, JWGreenStamps I II 11 • • Cull-Up Fryers Fryer Breasts EXTRA Nestles Quick Cocoa I - - a -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ie EXTRA "it" THIS COWP'041 AND PV0CHAAf 00 I I j Wine' _ _ __ .. USDA Gsod. A mme WkenStamps S (tsps.aW.d.Apeill, 1976) AND PUPCN*$* o Mix & Drink Instant Non-Fat Dry Milk I - Potato Chips 9-ox can L- (E.pruW.d Apr17 1976) __ - l me' Hefty Trash Bags lO.'<t.pkg. - JWGreenStamps IL I a 1 10 - - - - - - - I WITH 151$ COUPON Daddy Crisp 1 INGreenStamps 41 I I I, _ - _ - - - _ EXTRA Publix Heavy Duty 18-inch Aluminum Foil 1 I - - - - j VVITH THIS coiVoll &%a FU (F*PISSW.d.Ap(j17 1976) EXTRA - - 00 Bounce Fabric Softener 20-cf.k ---------- - - - _ - Alit) PUIRCHAIII i 11139fkenStam I Proctor & Gamble 1 Apvi470 1976) EXTRA JWGreenStam s II Rug cleaner 22-oz Can 4. ___ COUPON I I S Woolite Self-Cleaning I - EXTRA 3 NN 10 .: I 16-oz. size (Iipl.,W.d April,?, 1976) I I1 April 1916) - writ 79 C ___ Easy-Off On Cleaner __ . ________ TH VHtS COUPON as 'UUCN*si o. Ptfl . Saue Almaden —1 _____ ____ 0 Ground Beef wI,hH.V.P. &IPVJI EXTRA CT - With Hydrated Vegetable Protein WHEN YOU CLIP AND REDEEM THESE COUPONS EXTRA TT'1 jfJJWGreenStamps1 ___ Swift's Premium PraTers Bost Plate .1.0 - :: - Chuck Shoul&r Roast.... ,6 $1 5" ~ ___ - - L 11 __ - 26 STAM PS WITH COU PONS BELOW..... 11 R7 F?o1en,) ITO .-- i R-OOM ; 1 $ __ sPmP.i.l N B'GREil` [Tel 4LAVYV#TSTERN[iEEF SALE I I 4:11 . LU - . ___-_____ —,--------------- Swift Premium oGenoa5cIor.,) / :7 I 1. Adayof April showers calls for meals tolift ' _______ flndiat wflhPancaks8) %S P) . -4 O - P70 I COUPONS 1,2 & 3 ARE WORTH 29 'OtJi-S SwifI Premium Sliced (Prepare with Onion G"ayy) rby Calves Liver................ 13 (Make aoconc. ?:aIo Sandwich) PU BLIX 1h, I 4~ __ __ - V.1-T-6 COUPONS 2 & 3 ARE WORTH OF S2OTH9OUGH S?49q . -,- -.3a-M-1 A 0: 1 Or S5 Tri 'FI OUGii 19 ROlb*l ~rnotted Ae,vel with Sloornod Cabbage) VW ) ____ ________ , Swift Franks.............. "$ 1 'I, 1111 E __ IN , Regular at Dinntt Site I -Z Ia 'i ?~ 4 %COUPOKS 1 & 2 ARE WORTH Swift Premium Boneless DAYS WiTH ... . , . ~ RE 1 1 PU 4.40 - !~I r 14 N ,% ~ ,7' $1 4-Al Smoked Daisies........ 1 w $2" 1% .4 * :Ial, 10% APRIL - , GREEN STAMPS excluding all tobacco products This coupon may i0so be usad in combination with other S & H Gre.n Stamp Coupons in this ~,1 other S & H Green Stamp Coupons an this J11L. 1! Swift Premium Conned Ham in h. Round 1.41 - 111. i& " I ° ) excluding oil tobacco products This coupon may also be used In combination with W"., 11111,101 IP . ,00. -W ' 104 '.to . 0 rre jW ) 3 ~44 1 * I If ~ 4 GREEN STAMPS I ii HamPaffles Z . STONEWARE ;,..~ C iiiii • ?I 8W -.--- ;zi-_:-_'4-_-- 1711%-4 IN Publix Ms %F %F S J& I K041 Publix;? ,'41 Publix %S %P %P C K I K A I PUMP, I 1 0 riscall 1 ------___.~~___ SumnPSuaCciIccgka rre4i I 0 I 0 0 en WHEN YOU CLIP AND REDEEM THESE BONUS COUPONS . I 0 - - i1 �I 46—Evening Herald. Sanford, H. Wsdnuday,Marst3,,;,,e Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, March31, 17-5B IN In PC" master charge I pI IMI S. fistor ASTOR OIR AN r ADI 9 MAID _ •' J SHORTENING L' EGGS Lim digor.fleI Limit 1 with $500 or more purchase SUGAR it Two Dot,n w/$.5.00 or mote excluding pvrcho. cud. ci s. r---------------------------------------------------- WATCH FOR YOUR Limit I with $5.00 of more purchase excluding Cg(refles tIIii fe Aft Aft Aft nnue Al rMIPvyMr mntrti AI'p(IL I IV AIIII 14. IV16 This coupon worth $100 BOOK I IN YOUR MAIL BOX SIX USDA GRADE 'A' D R UMSTICKS. THIGHS OR PCrs f'm FRYER BREAST w/ribs MRIL 1 LB. - Turkeys..... 2690 S. ORLANDO AVE. 69 ii A:z SMQ(FD uM . IV __ --- 2 $1 COUPONS START YOUR SET OF TRIDENT MELAMINE DINNERWQ PRICES EFFECTIVE THRS. U t, 7RU APFdL ó OPEN 7 [JAYS AWEEK HICKORY SHANK PORTION $ . WORTH UPTO3100 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS AND CASH SAVINGS SANFORD $9 W.D grand Rods Bot'.d(79LbAvg.)Small PURCHASE OF 2SOUPS&2SALADS BIG WEEKS OF VALUABLE SHOP WITH THE FRIENDLY FOLKS AT - L TOWARD THE 29 00 1?I PRICE COUPON VALUE $'29 WITH COUPON I t -.-- STARTING PIECES EACH 11111a ILM 11111111F LIS. %0%7 BLADE CUT ARMOUR * TESTENDER WESTERN BEEF ov Full Butt Pomicim Hcory Smoked 99C Ham Sirloin Chuck SIRLOIN TIP, BOTTOM 01 TOP ROUND BONELESS STEAK V $139 LB. T. Bone Roast I S. CHOICE 1.58 NTER LB. Steak CECUT 1.78 WELL TRIMMED LB. Steak Top Round Steak BONELESS LB. $ 1e68 Rump 6BCLB. Eye Round Roast ROLLED BONELESS LB. $ Roast '2 L Roast e FAIRWAY 75% LEAN ROUND BONE LB. UNDER BLADE LB. 1 .28 $1e 18 LYKES SMOKED PICNIC e39 $1 93 CROSS RIB LB. Shoulder HORMEL COOKED FRESH SLICED TO ORDER 1998 English 1 28 Roast ARMOUR * TESTENDER 0 $ California Roast Roast Beef BONELESS LB. HORMEL EVERYDAY LOW PRICE Luncheon Meats OLIVE, COOKED SALAMI PICKLE, PIMENTO, BAR•B.Q DUTCH, OLD FASHIONED & JELLIED SOUSE 19 4 1,' 98 LB. HOT TO GO LUNCH SPRING LAMB SALE Fried Chicken QUARTER LEG or BREAST COLE SLAW, VEGETABLE AND ROLL 0-0 - TL I 99C ONLY ;IMI U—, I o FRESH SPANISH Mackerel FRESH NILE Perch I 5C W-D 7 BRAND ILL 9 LiliEs 1 W CAT "&"!A .1 __________________________________________ HARVEST FRESH SWEET — - — _ — — _ — I Halibut • • • • W.O iAND 12 ;: QTI-POUP4U BEEF PATTIES 3411111. Box *77 99 Squid J4 !' — 32-ox. 6V2-OZ. CANS JAR U - - FoQd.... qW HARVEST FRESH LB. 11 LB. 2.98 5 LB. BOX 1,98 2' Salad Cubes.. ' m' 79c heck Squees. Mustard..... S LB. 3 LB. Wesson Oil 24 if Carrots SWEET Corn Al- c BUNCH FLORIDA LB. BAG 2/2 1 EARS CALIFORNIA Lettuce HEAD POLE Beans LB. RED DELICIOUS Aimles Jeno Pizza fix S 3 ._ EACH 79C HUNT'S 8 OZ. CAN HUNT'S 6 OZ. CAN 4 LBS. 5 /$ 1 Quarters ' .f••:,.•... ...;.--. '4 . i — il . 1........ ,,... . - ..._. ..-,.j'i..L. .. - • .. a -. . I -i? .. . ..i- . - - fJ _-7L L . ,,.,.(1 -,aP 4'F_l a F4 . I LB. LB. LB. 78C 4/$ 1 Breasts, Thighs, Drumsticks t i i _.s . . , — - ....','i• -' 'I. ...'_Jz'•.',. . . .. ..- ç '.. .~1•J - b. i. 4- ..! 1. •, 5 *. . C 58C 58C LB. LEGS or BREASTS a o j, ..-• I' - _;., MONEY SAVER . 7 ...:_••• & M. I ........... ..' * )-) ', •-- l. ..-., . ECON.O-PACK in C 13 OZ. ELSIE BORDEN FROZEN TREATS Whole Fryers Cut Up or Split 3/S 1 Mixed Fryer Parts HINDQUARTERS 3 FOREQUARTERS 3 WINGS W.GIBLETS 39C CANADA DRY 33C Cola 29C lO .1 .. I GRADE A USDA FRYERS oz. PRIVATE LABEL QUARTERS 8c Tomato Paste PASCAL s..._. ' Tomato Sa u% Cabbage u.(,.á... ''• Margarine f..l.& •*'_.__ ASD LB. SALAD 99C .- CENTER LB. FRESH 39c 71 :\FY -. I... 19219 TOMATOES Atict .. JLBSOR MORE FAIRWAY LOW PRICES LB. -. - , LBS, OR MORE 1 LBS. OR MORE LB. BR. t,.,,.'r, i,.iâ and Form Dog 38-ox. — Cube Steak LB. 98C LB. 98C Ground Chuck 1.18 Stew Beef La.1.23 1.58 Pork Loin Chops CENJER LB. 1.78 CT 1.78 Pork Rib Chops CUT LB. '1.68 it 1.38 Quarter 1.28 n Chops 78c LB. Loin Chops Leg 0,1 Lamb FROZEN MEDIUM PIN K FROZEN , 9,29 LB. FROZEN FILLETS Shrimp "usage 69C L. Shoulder Roast Shoulder Chops Bone Chops Rib Chops FAIRWAY MEAT VALUES — 280Z. BTLS. 6199C PLUS DEPOSIT L.B. 45c FAMILY FARE Mayonnaise - �___ * _______ ' * -. -. -•. : - 1' - '-'-.-.• ..---..- -..-- - . -. .si-. - .- --'. -f -- U' - I - ti11 ____________________________________________________________________________________ - - I 48—Evening Herald, 3anford, Fl, Legal Notice - DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION City Of Winer addilional information available '- - PUBLIC NOTICE The Board of County Cornmissioner', arid the Department of positis, under the Con,prettenslve !'t1"ment arid Training A.t f 1y7j (CETAI lobe aomnrstere0 lt S4mir,2e C;..'i?y Manpower D'vision, for the Central Florida ZOOlOgicdl Scxicty ard the Seminole County Park.s Department. This is a P'oiectandtheposltionsarefunded -dll June 30. 19,6 *OP4LY . Any Semisole County re-Sdent that s bn upl'ntployed 30 days or more i eligible to apply for the t)llOwing positions. 35 — MaIntenance Worker. Laborer 7---- Crewleader EigibIe applicants my apply for 'hese positions at the following Monday thru Friday, 8:30 AM. to 500 P.M (0329.76 fhru 04-02.76) Manpower Division, Seninole Ceunty Branch Office, S'mtnole Plaza, Casselbefry OP Wednesday - 10:00 AM Us . .Dn — March 31. 1976 District School Board :ETA Office (Behind Textbook Boll'tng) cm I Palmetto Sinford OR Tl-ijrsday 9.00 AM. tO 11.00 A M. - April 1. 1976 Antiocls Missionary BaptIst Church Oviedo - OR Bs ret,rvsl threilti Il! FtOuda: State Employment Service S-'ford or Casse!berry OffIces Preference in the hiring of these sItian5 will be: Special Veterans Exhaustees of Unerr.ptoyment InSuranCe Economically Disadvantaged M.nocities NOTE: All applicants muSt be processed through ttie 'em O v5iofl Office, Cassilberry. $31. County Manpower Seminole County Branch Office Seminole Plaza, Hwy. 17.92434 Casselberry, Florida 32707 PubliSh: March 79, 30, 31, April 1, 1976 DEX 136 from the Civil DiviSion of 'he Seminole County Sheriff's Departme-itt and the unders'nc'd as Soeriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at 11:00A.M. on the 73rd day of April, AD. 1976. offer for sate and sell to thehighe',tbidcter,forcast1,subect to any and all existing lelns. at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, the above described personal prOperty. m3de satisfy the terms of said Writ of Execu?!:rt. ,iC, sliec;f: Seminole ('ourty, Florida Publish: Mdrch 31, April 7, 14, 21, 1976 DEX 16.' - - 32—Houses Unfurnished - 41—Houses 41--HouseS 41—Houses - Nice7troomblock home, turn or unf urn 37) 7') TROUBLED? CaU IOU Free, 6447327 for "We Ca -i" — "Ifotline," Adults ,Teen', ---'-fl-----StOklNL. It MAP.L, WASTE SELLING is MAK ES CASH PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW (,lt 377281$ or 011 999) --_______________________ - I — - - Fern Park- 3 Bedroom, Ity bath, carpeting. dIshwa'her, air ur,i, 41—HOUSES t _________ - White Cockapoo, snswers to Lost the name "KiI?t'r " Reward. Please call 372 0111 ______________________ 6-Child Care BUSY BEE CHILD CARE 2427 Holly Avenue Phone 373 7310 or 3720140 322 IltI 33—Houses --- _______ I - Broker 2 Bedroom, carporl, fenced yard, eood terms. 3fl.6620 Furnished --- ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS - - Spic arid span I ia—Help Wanted bedroom, famIly room, heat and air conditioning. 1123 per moiln. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES A phone call could start you on a new i . ddkk. Broker And nmnI,lAhi. t*r. r*ii ca, Dettona 661 6611 3783. _____________________________ DELTONA - 377 6870 JIM HUNT REALTY 2521 l',irk Di i'' .. ''c ''il _______________________________ ___________ tii.fliShCd furnished, 5)10. *173; 7 3 1 Ptdropm bedroom bedroom on lake, unfurnithed, P.M., Harold Hall Realty $225 Realtor 323.5774 Anytime DYPIAMICPROPERIIES Broker . . Deltona 660 (411 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Multiple Listing Service ________________________ BALL REALTY 34—Wbile Homes uav.p4 I Casselberry- 3 BR, 2 bath, alSo 2 BR, 1 bath; (urn or unfurn *115- 1611 Alter Hi-', 17 'i)I 4j74%', $',fi . an.oi-d '%fl ____________ -_______ Home Lots - "' _________ - - - - GRASS IVEDIAN dividet this 7lane Street in front uf a 2 bedroom frame. Big tot, fenced yard. - 37—Business Property $19,900 - For Lease — Commercial Building on 1792, iust south of Sanford on 1792. Prime location. 3229979. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 19195 French 373499$ Eve )fl 14 96,3774164,377 $95.4 W, Garneft WhIte Req Re-il Estate- Broker JOHN KPlDER.'AOC 107 W.Commercial - Phone 322 78L, Sanford Bedroom, I bath Spanish stucco finish with brick front, inside utility room, enclosed back porch. carp-;? $11700. 2603 Laurel Avi-. Call 377-9356 anytime )VIEDO-SBedroom,2slory older home, screened pool, even e basement. Over ' acre wooded Forrest Greene, Inc. _______________________________ CIe,an3bedroom, I" bath, avocado stove g reirigera'or, blue carpet, central heat & air. Payton's 377.1301 — _______________________ Real Estate PARK REALTC.f5 MLS ______________________________ 32)6353 REALTORS 06*23 - - -- - TAFFER REALTY CARPORT SALE: 400 block of Sari Trac?ors& Marco',, 9 to 4, FrIday. Misc items 63A— & more added. Help elementary Heavy Equipment ______ school get needed equipment. ----''-- ---CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT LARPORT SALE: Thurs., FrI. I FARM EQUIPMENT Sat., 9 to S. W. 1st.. left at New and used Da'ICi' Je',samin* Ave., (S" Ford. kubota. PCttibofl,& leterri Wear o' C. '?" . t'.t Sit -"b :- • c yellow htu' on Iitt ______ 323 7572 li?Macjnotia Aytnue . - ______ — ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS $34 $344 HOOD TRAC TOP COMPANY 55—Boats & Accessories . 64 Equipment for Rent 1" f.luminum John Boat and 7 hp like- l.eW Sea King motor. Phone Rent fllu LuStre Electric Car' 373 7038 ___ _____________ J ShampOo'rtoronly'SI-SOperday -_____________________ , CARROLL S FURNITURE _______ __.!1' Air cnnditioner, 27.000 BTU (cools S rooms), used 4 months; king size water bid; Baby sWing 0 Matic. Phone 373.3179. __________________ ___________________ __________________ ______ _______________ 5.PfItt3.SJpplies -i _________ ciresepie, AKC. 7 we,ks old, 2 male. I t*male, Alt witn shovi ' ______________ i and .....t..r ...4 latisar I view. Phone 327 3358. III . .. - ' ' r - • )E2SthSt. - - • • • I WITT REALTY Reg. Real Estate 1rer, 3j). 3220779 3237893 2722748 FRONT NICE NEIGHBORS __________________________ '4ewIy redecorated, remodeled )r bedroom home, large family room, cedar SidIng and fence, eating bar, new carpeting, roof. central heat, 14.300 sq ft. lot 6eneva 41 -Houses END Chihuahua puppies, AKC,S&Iwks. old. Comecarly for choice. Mild females. Chocolate 8 other colors. Pretty, eating now, 583. 795 935.4. __________________________________ ________________________________ TO FACTORY SPEC, BY CERTIFIED FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS. ALL MAKES AND MODELS OF CARS, SET Cf ( C')dX011,, $L I LU ... ..,. ..... '"' $973 Triumph 076 Collectors Item Last 01 thi GT6 S.'ej. Showroom condition. Only 2S.00. mIles Priced s than retail. Phone 373 - Dick Baird Datsun Wednesday, March31, 974-78 80—Autos for Sale ___________________ 80—Autos for Sa'e $966 Buick Lesabre, 61.000 original mites, Convertible top like new Jam-up inside I out $895 1.1._I-..... rWVI*. &I..8.. J4J j1 Alat ' 80—Autos for Sale . '68 Dodge Monoco Sta Wag, all power. at 1511 Elliott after s p.m. or weekends IDEAL LADY'S CAR iiccn _________________ _________________ U)L1 __________ ____ ___________ CRRS 1968 Fastback Volkswagen. bOdy 8 interior petted. Needs engine .._. . r... • Mors 373 1973 Toyota Carina. I Speed, AM radio, brown, extra clean $7,395. Call 322 1631. Deater) $971 DATSUPI 1200 ri _____________________ ___________ _________ ______ _______________ s,ct is the top 04 IPIØ JIn ;n I Call Fred Smith, 131.1311. Hwy 434, Fern Park I Open Sundays 12to6 I Open Nights'tII$ ___________________________ 66 I I .- - 66—Horses -. - 1973 OLDS 98 2 Dr. Light Blue, Like New. Only 1 Owner, REGENCYLoaded, 24,000 Actual Miles. '2895 I I '3697 1972 CADILLAC 1 973 BWCK REGAL! FLEETWOflD BROUOHAM, 1 Owner, Loaded, 31.000, Actual Miles, Like New. 2 Dr. tj?r; Loaded. lUUlU1,?,3 TPOIIOC LeM,ins, 2 door barr? t0 ' air Conditioned, $1,650. Phone ____ .. 1973 Buick Apollo, mag wtieels, g COfldition. $100 and take over payments Phone 323-9111, __________________________ PAY ATTENTION' 1974 OPAL RALLY 13295 '4697 :_ J , 'fl1 ___________________________ 1971 DODGE DART 1971 OLDS DELTA 88 Cusiom 4.Dr., Sharp Economy Car, 1 Owner, 42.000 Miles, Factory A-C. 4-Dr., Hardtop, Loaded, Gold. Like New. __________ _______________________ 11995 11895 kL1L Dick Baird Datsun __________________ -_ ___________________________ This little- hoOcy has I Speed, air Home of Quiet, Courteous Retervid ServIce - Sales - Rentals $314090 Souttiof Sanford 555$ Hwy. 77-92 at S Points _____________________ _______ - 11100 £iuc4Ite'wwuj ).O.L14 ____ _____________________ -. CoU2363l9aftqr - - ________________ ________________ L Drapes OCarpefing •Sep Dining Rooms VERY LOWDOWN SPARKLING SPANISH - ' I ( _____________ sFromRanchHous 323-8670 or 831-9777 S , I Any Quantity PIOLL'S CaieIberrv, Hwy. $7.92. S3OI2Ci. s.' - $ ran cover your horn w,th alum siding 8 SOUl %p5tf'm Also Pooling, Gutters 10 rs Lip Eagle Sdng Co Ill 'S 1 ______________________ _______________________ PERSONAL TAX SERVICE AND BOOK KEEPINd Individual & BuSiness Tax Returns 2 East Road. H*y 1797 (SCC etitrar'(e, Five Point',) 372 7199 — Beauty Care - Land Clearing Roof nj And C' arc,r..?r, Prp.ir E ai'it roof repairs. flat ;-;;';--; sri.ni-Jles All work ilu.irOfltCe-d BROGDEP4 POOlING. For used furniture appliances. 1001% etc Buy I or tOOl Items LOrry S Ma - ?, 715 s,i-m A ______________________ Bulidofing. Excavaling. Ditch 519E First,3fl :- ____ work Fill dirt, top SOil 377 59i) AND THINK A MINUTE. If oiassitieo Ads didn't work —_ there woulctnt be any C&A BackHoe Service Land clearing, fill dirt, clay, rock All kinds of digging. HoijSetrallers stored Ond moved 377 9142. - I _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Doll 1.pak _ IIlJijjlIJj I _____________________________________________________ China Glass, Metal Doll Repairing i ______ iii-.jji,i GCTTIIOSELUXURYI1EMSFOIi' A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! _________ ________ ___________________________________________________________________ Landscaping Lawn Care - ________________________________________________________________________ _______ I ___________________________________________ _________ -- .1 g__ _______ - Home Improvements s, .4 - - - , - " - . . SIZE OF FAMILY ANNUAL GROSS INCOME* Man,Wife only .......................... Less than $ 8,400 Wife, I Child Less than $ 9,400 Man, WIfe, 2 Children ................... Less than su,ioo Man, Wife, 3 Children ................... Less than $12,100 Man, Wife, 4 Children ................... Less than $13,040 A WI&OW OR DIVORCEE MAY QUAIl :y AS HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD NO LIMITATIONS ON ASSESTS. Eligit ility is based so!ely on income, credit rating and ability to MINIMUM CASH DOWN PF(3lIIDrs, u L fl.a a._.__ , rs.,I, in aies e'rtr . Lhn nun rayment On The above home IS $2,100 repay. - -. ---- '"'-' - - - __________ _______________ ________________ - MVWii - - -. - -. -- '. ' Pest Control -' ' Atin Every Irday at $7 Noon Highway 46 Flea Market, Saritord Order tor Easter Tailoring, dresses, hats arid matching bags 377 7ltV Sanford Auction ___________________________ - ___________________ - - AiteralIons Dretsmaking, ladies. men's, Children's Drapes, Quilts. Upholster.ng Donni Canada, 327 0707 - - 3 . I - ii - - 3 . i_I____ P - - iIu" - Celica St., Air, 4 Speed, Brown Metallic 1974 3895 .. Mkll Extra Toyota Corona Station Wagon, Air, Auto, Clean ...................... 1 975 MG MIdget J"iii 7, (tara 11,111 Upholstery Spec ,'ll,t5 in I iitliriq and Re-styling Furniture & Sewing Machines Repaired We Buy, Sell • ,.... ° ,. - . $3595 76 -Auto It Discount 233 7'S ,. ,)li (,irl ., u,. Harris 01 SEA.. S n San'ord 123 , .. 1 972 Volvo 1455 Station Wagon, Miles,LightBlue City Hall, and published in the Evening Herald, a news pIØif Of :: The Herald Covers The Local 323 lU) IV . . — 4 Speed, - - 2 Dr., Auto, AM-FM Stereo, Chrome 'n 91 - Under 10,C0O Deiph SU8SCRIB NOW I THE - CALL 322-2611 HERALD tP'e public Neiri-ng. DATED March I? 1918 ,ssman 1971 VW Pop Top Camper, Like New $3 1 95 - 1973 Toyota Carina - . , 1974 VW Thing Avocado Green, AM Radio, Only 1 ;:;re Classified Ads - Used motors sold and nst,lli'd Also $7 acres cars tom parts Open 7 days week JIB Auto Parts, EaSI Hwy SO Call collect, Ortndo 160 2131 1972 Toyota Corona 2395 - Dlx., 4 Door, Automatic, White ______ _____ KdCOfldiliofle-d Batteries, $1793 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. .. 1109 SAnlvtl 1972 Datsun 510 2 1 95 2 Door, 4 Speed, Mags, 'kii 77—Junk Cars Removed - ---- - 1968 VW Van Modified To camper - $ Silver With Black Interior, 1 895 2 Door Custom, Auto, Red With VYI1IIE interior. UflIV ll,000MIIPS. *3395 Economy , . . . h;Marth3I,Ifl6 $ - - 2 Dr., HT, Air, Extra Nice Car ' - -- ' - LLti' 1 ' ___ ' Williams Accounting t _________ -----------_- ---- 1968 Raiii I -- -- I ic 32—Heuses Unfurnjshed . _____ • 3k' halts, kitdhcn aquipped *ith . ft - I ' - t .J .- IT t B rn I a . F- turn" ii o i ii ii', Hs,I .itFivl'Po h1?'i POijOC 122 14) F,' 1, n' ' . Cd ri r I" " ' I Pr I 121 ttilion -. Get come r?rtioi. w,th , b4-rr (i4%'. ld,d ..i lilt In Cult nV I In 1 nisla C'-r e 122 2811 , 'L:_4- ' i.. A - - . . - - '1 :*M- - - 4,..' M-t 2'9 :t3'if.-! .;i'),.:,sjc5 - -- ' -' .. s . . ' ' - s----'- _... - '433 r -, _. OLO ..t'lI lit' - '":' RaIIiy Wheels. 500. ________ Good $ $ Transportition Livlrsgston, $31 1318 Hwy 436, Fern Park Open Sundays 12to6 OpenNghl* till - - 1 45 "SERVING CENTRAL FLORIDA" - - 8O—Autosforale :j 197) Mslibu, automatic, factory *1.000 Call 321 0357 after S P ni 3219 Hwy. 17-92 South Sanford Ph.322.1835 Orlando Ph. 644-5014 , -p. qyy y- i-f7z 5. ': ':-'.'_ ——W ____ ________ '5 .-: T ?'-' 1795 - L........ __ iw" :r! Good * - d$her.7rrgp7 1 995 1968 Pontiac Grand Prix AS IS SPECI4LS . dASh fOr wrecked or uri cars. We -- - I Mor F Ir ida GARY E. MASSEY, ESUIE 416 E. S.moran Blvd Fla. $ - Yellow ;z.'-,i';. 1973 Honda Civic . - - _____ ) r't2-,w,.7 ...,-.'a ,, - - - WerCpa;rfldSerVit7 -General Repairs. Home 79—rrucks.Trailers RemodelIng, Drywall I plaster Pnotci,raphy by Munson Cockayne. SupF'LyCO :mc tIle 0. carpentry $nwecJcng photos reasonably 207W 7ndSt 323 6132 1973 DATSUN PICKUP - g DUAP2BIqamfl,lbIt,,, 2 1 95 - -. '.';J:4;&. 1971 MGB Cony. 1975 VW Rabbit - 76—Auto Parts often 5- 2895 Like This................. ______________________________________________________________ Furnished dupta Si'rvicc Open Sunday,9toS, 3295 Mik: ......... — - Bright Red, Wire Wheels, New Top, Low, Low Miles Parts 1974 VW Dasher $4Q Yellow ............................. Sedan, Air, - ___________________________________ 3etter Than Any Other Newspaper In The World. $3595 Air, Auto, Low t' i_ - 2 v35 , Type 323-7340 - — Trent Exterminating Co -Complete ________________________ - 1974 VW _____ , 13395 ______ Make your Budget go lurther. shop tht' (lasited Ads cer, day __________________________ 327 9711 i 1:;j - - 4 Speed, AM Radio, Gold - Transportation - :orpentry. Concrete, Steel, ree' Remodalir,g, Rio ing ________________________________________________ _______________ 5 Li: s Aitct,on Srtoc -- BROWN Prsi (OtiTROL 0' - - ________________ April Make your Budget go lurth.r, Shop the- Classified Acts every day All ___ 72—Auction __ Gun & Antique Auction Upholstering C.aroenlrv. RemodeIno. Additions. .. t..us'om y,orx L ce-vise-a nonocci Free tstimate 323 40)1 .1 FLEAP11ARKLT No charge All admitted free Cni. 0 'c"' ' at the Movie-land Drive n Thelre-. South 11 97 Phone 3?? 1716 — P.towing, edging, trimming, weeding and fertilizing. Free estimates, Phone 37) 3931. Exterior Platteting, Patch'rio I simulated brick £ Stone- specialty 372 2710 ____________________________ ' - White, Only 6,000 Miles, Like New Anye- can be a seller or a buyer Sowing S Sr-cte-r Nursery 8. Land Scaping We- are ovrr%Io-Cke-d landscaping plants and we do Complete landscaping service. 323 317$ or 644 7746 Inter, F"• -- 1974 Toyota - Patch, repairs and small roofing lobs. Fast Service. lI work guaranteed Licensed, Bonded. ii yrs. experience Call flricker, 3,3 777Q ____________________________ 322-6457 - -- Johnny Walker No* oilers you the same quality workmanship n your remodeling and additions requirements as is available in his general con struction , - JI JII_ulIIliAUIuUiIIIl 10—Swap & Trade SWAPSo-iOP (luy.rig a irvv Moving to an npartment 0? some action *.It, a i.4..rO' claSsified act We'C help you write an ad that will bring a last sale CALL 323 781$ BACK HOE SERVICE At0 any type fence work Call Atttr I P m, 372 $111 ____ ____ ' - YOUR HOME' ________ _______________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ S • • WANT TO SELL TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON _______________________________________________________ ' CASH 322-4132 0ll 323 6769 _______________________________________________________ __________ - We- Uu Furniture & Miscellar*ous. Sell 'or 3otxt. commission Free- Pick ups Auction, Saturdays 7 p m Santord 32? 2770 Roofing - .11 . • • • I Income Tax Serv. - 1 __________________________________________________ I I • ".' ____________________________________________________ .-,- •: Buy REl- DY jIiU•y IIUJItIIP __________ -- I I DAVES' 1739370 TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHOPIE CALL AWAY - .- way between Hew We Buy Furniture ____________________ _iij - Farrn, ____________________ - _______ ____ 68—Wanted to nrotr's,onally Mariaqrrl ____________ __________________________________________ ":z "LIVE HENS" J 61c ia, over 50, SOc i-a. Cackleberry Samsula Drive Ph 90447$ 5.439. Aluminum Siding it-ii ____ ______________ ' f[.jT --6= ______ 322-2090 Modern Facilities AllG.E.kitchens LocatedWestofHwyI7.fl 1, u'w riri avt, Highway 17 .92, Sanford ___ SANFORD ALL AD'JLTS - EASY LIVING PlO DEPOSIT REQUIRED __ - 125 FROM MONTH lot 1', Baths IOn Lake, Free Boating Nw 1 bedroom, 2 bath, split plan with big paneled family room. Carpets, dishwasher, ir and double garage. Fine wooded area. Very ow interest roti. Only .600. CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOR $31 *222 134 FROM IPOOL • BILLIARD ROOM BEDROOM TOWUHOUS umnIsMd or 1 _____ _____ - 373-4*14 - A Qu -. BEDROOM SUITES 7 Apts'Furn. or Unfurn 2017 S. FRENCH (HWY '792) LONGW000 krrnz LOt'ge 1 & 2 Bdrm . 24 His, 323-9410 ________________________ month plus deposit, Au?Gmy4,jii, _________ __________ _________ • -- - $3395 1973 LeMANS ____________________________ _______________________ ____________________________ • 'i1iJ'A"L.fli Conditioning, AM FM stereo and tape. Beautiful harvest gold. Only $7,955. Call Ron Irons. 831.1218 Hwy 134. Fern Park .. ,'.---- ,.------ .- U 'Ud -- .... Light BIuq. Immaculate, Ultra Sharp, Like New, Loaded. 41 95 W_....!I.JtfI Dick Baird Datsun 1973 MONTE CARLO Sipsr Sharp, Loaded, Luther lnteri5r. Dark Green, While Top Spci.I SAVINGS ____________________________ __ _____ ____ _____ This car has only 19,0W miles and is royal blue with *'ftite vinyl in iv, pUt, 4 Spetu, #.s. eM 1dt. dO,)' air Conditioning with a 4 cylinder 2995 1973 CADILLAC —. ____________________________ 1974 DATSUN 610 a * 3O95 1460 Mustang. professional pair? lob, custom c2caI. automatic, new tires, black vinyl top. Must see to appreciate, $993. Hacienda Motors, 323.9395. 197$ Toyota Corolla. 2 door, exceltent Condition. Sacrifice. Phone 3237723. CadIllac, Plum With Hall White Roof, White Interior. Low Miles. 1974 MAVERICK 4 DR. 1974 PINTO White, 77,000 ACtual Mil, 4 Station Wagon, White, Factory C't.. Auto, Fact. AC £ PS. A .c, Aviomatic, Real Sharp. Steall '66 VW, new et.gine, A.T., chopped, *600.1961 VW camper, 12 volt, 1600 engine,newringsandvaIes,$79S or best offer. 323-3620. I5pd, r8dio, beautiful green with white vinyl top. Only $1,795- Call Ed Balle, 13$ 1311. Hwy 136. Fern Park Open 5undays 171o6 Open Ni'jhtj'tii$ _________ - i I 1977 GRAND PRIX, good condition. 57,100 firm. Phone 372 76*2. Dick Baird Datsun - Impala Custom Coup., 1 Owner. Like New, Loaded Dark Green. Datsun Automatic transmission, air ron ditiOn,newtires,76.000milej, Tai' weekend only $1,995. Call Del flrownfiefd, 831131$. Hwy.434,FernPark OpenSundays 12106 Open Nights 'till t'r.gr,e ','_'-q-. i,_ Safe Buy $910 Mustang, 6 cylInder. 3 speed; $400. Call after 5:30 p.m .3736040 Dick Baird irt $7978477, Longwood 37) 65?Oor$)-1 14.01 r Sell us your car or truck even ii you owe money on it, See Bill Ray or Jack Mink, DICK BAIRD OAT SUN. F.m PArk i1l.fllL 19fl Volkswagen. yellow with black labrlc upholstery. Super clean. Must sell thiS week 51,473 firm Hacienda Motors. 32391S. Open Nigh: Ii __________ Chico & rhe Man 1972 Pinto, refi S',1nt 'os. iew tires Racing decals Automatic, alt' usually 11.995, yours this week to Sl.8 H6CiCfld Motori. rn ,3,s 19I This lm,nuIate sports car hs 1L000 mIles, 4 specS, air COfl ditioning, AM FM stereo and tape. ,, it today. 55,493. 131131$. Hwy 434. F.m PArk EvaninqHera,Sin(ord,Fl. _____________________ V11age REALTOR LIKE PlEw3BR,$77, Freth a', Spring - Small cash. ow payments P4nie your terms ' 80—Autos for Sale 4) INC _________________ -________ ____ -. Sports Cars FREE PUPPIES, St. Bernard and German Shepherd. Call 373 1553 after 5pm. I - COCKER SPANIELS Bouncy boys & girls, red, white ',. buff. AKC. 1123. 377 1263 AKC Chihuahua female 2uppy. beautiful markings. $4.5 to a good home only, Pn. 869 0267. _________________________ ALIGNMENT 5/7,P)0 O*ner 3730977 _______________________ Ravensbrook- Luxury I bedrooms. 2' bath, on beautifully land Doberman Pinscher Pups AKC, $110 up Terris 36 3710 I • - Mn1570 - - -. A)—) ,swn.C.rs1on -._ - . Practically new lawn mower and . Skil edger trimer, both (ci Also screen door, $10. Call 373 1893. ____________ 54—Garage Sales ______________________________ 31,CRE lakefront eState 19.900 23 Golden Touch ' N Sew Pd. down "c' St07SACRE TRACTS,Osteenarea 1 C rTiUfle fl *1.000 per acre cash. Sewing tdbie. Sold new or $409.50, SOACRES on ake Bethel. $3,000 p assume balance of *108. ar 1? acre P.ivrnrn?s of S'(' 3 5AP4F0H0 SEWIUC,CEPITER S ACHE TRACTS S?.5(t) '(') PC 307 E. 1st St ,Downtown acre. REALTY INC. 373 7832 E'es 322______ 0o2cr 377 1587 ______ cabinets, as is. Cash and carry. NOLL'S Casselberry, 17 97, $30 4206 Color iv. from 5511 ft&W. from 5)1. SrfviCC .111 makes HERBS' Tv. 1200 5. French. 323 Il] I Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Coun ter tops. Sinks. lnstllation available Bud Cabeii. 377 eos inytne _______ HAL COLBERT Wood or steel desks, eiecutive desk I chairs, secretarial desks 8 KENMOREWASHER,par?s, service, used machines. ?97I'1*r..ia tnn , s,,..,..,.iø. ,.,,. Simpson CD base radios; rototiller. Phone 327 2190. 43—Lots-Acreage - . M—Offic Sunolies __________ — --_______ _______ 0 53_-1/-Radj0St _______ __________________ IS YR. F hA F INANCING GREGORY MOBILE I4OMES 3003 OrlandoDrive 5.i.li 123 sc - Pianos 8 Organ Sales I Service. We buy used pianos & trade. Lessons Piar.,ogon, guitar, accordion, pri I group Dali's Piano & Organ Sales, 301 W. 1sf fl Used office furniture I *e. r.,,,.,,ipn ________________ ari,lir5-- .11's ANfl SAVE The Want Ad Way. and fun KLlL F' DICORA tOPS 409W l'.t 5? 3?? fl34, ii.... 1rn?,,,' 59—!dgjsical Wrchandise Gifts, Knits, Christening Go-ns PAYTOPI'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 7610 hiawatha Ph 377 1301 PPa'ti oi.i 5Wf"ING POt'_'L .. tlreplacn. carpet, range. refrig, dishwasher,) BR, 2 ba?Pi, *31,400. SOUTHERN COMFORT: Ap'sros acre, besutiful oldrr 2 story, I BR. large liv. rm 2 cent heat and or systems. All for only *60.000 ____________________________ Rentals - Al. Arr.t nll t'nurce. F-erne - Dre ;tf Marti,,n Woods Rd Irri'S Ii iii ,irit cr 16.900 pu . re Osrw, 66? 669fi - ___________________ Thursday, April 13, 1976, to 2 BR, Air, Adults, a) Consider a recommended No Pets change of zonIng from Agricultural 73)7 Palmetto Aye tO OC (office commercial) of the following descrlt*ct real Property. BAMBOO COVE APTS towit: One & 2 bedroom apartments, SW " of Section I To'wnUiip 20 furnished or unfurnhsh,d. Newly South, Range 33 East, Semboolt redecorated. Come see. 300 E. County, Florida, ly!ryg Southerly of Airport Blvd.. Sanford, 373- 1340 the Center line of S$nford Avenue. ____________________________ East of Rinehart Road and North Of ) Bedroom apt., lights, water f'jrn,, Lake Mary Boulevard, sUbi.ct tO carpeted, adults. $95 SO. 322.7298 Florida Power Corporation after I wk days Easement over the West 150 feet ____________________________ thereof; said parcel contaIns 2.31.5 sAN MO PARK, I. 7. 3. bedroom acm. trailer opts Adult & family park IflipublIch,arino will beheld in We-t'kiv ISIS 14w,, 170 cAnlr1 th _373 19)0 IdThUi",diyAPth1S1flS atl:)Cp,m. ci as -soonthereafteras r.x. hA oC)slible, at which time inlerelted partiet for arid agaInst ttwrequest furnis',c' or tin stated abOve will be heard, SaId DUPLEX Cm,fl,)tC & Volusia Counties. 4('C,e Tracts, snill P large TERRY REALTY. REALTOR 6fl Offi 5)—Household Goods Like new Early American sofa, dark PIOC. COIl 8340619. 50—Miscellaneous fcr Sale SI.SCO i.,. __________________________ 52—Appliances 1 Bedroom Trailer, 10'x35' Completely refurbished, 3 BR, Special cit the Week bath, centrat HA. family rm large lot, many trees. Broker Immaculate 4 bedroom, 2 bath Owner. 377-992 or 373.1167 home. Isas a spill bedroom floor W,500 ptan.8eau4ifulea?InkitcPer.with _. range, plus separate dining room Hot Weather Special Central heat & air, carpetIng. Laundry room pluS utilly tyjilding r' i 3 f -.Jr :'n I nt ,', Ii and lots f slcrae rCviTi Large warm days ahead. Fenced re1r, Irregular lot Is completely fenced yard, carpet. much mote. Trades with citrustreel and %hatlowwell. broker-owner by accepted The price nit been reduced to Desirable are-a. 121.1(1) 127,300 with only $1,500 down and assume $76,000 $l pd mortgage. at 573$ mo No qualifying. Call to" Call Bart app'? It) e REAL ESTATE Realtor 323719$ ___________________ Ptyif 7 PD '7 t)r', fI - .... ,.. ., .. srinkter system, custom drapes, ANYTIME AT carpated, _________________ ldyltw)Idi. 322.2420 ______________Idffll'Op4 MARINF iD&n I 80-A ;;; :;; - Mayfair Home * * * * FURNITURE cri KMLIY. _-...... Realty WE TAKE TRADES AI4FORD- 3 Bedroom, 2 bsth home, shady yard, air Conditioned $18,350. MAKE OFFER. Stemper Realty - _______ - - OUTSIDE OF CITY, 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, immaculate, with beautiful furnishings. $71,000. - -. — - Wri'iva Lanhlil') Pc- cirt on the-river. Beaul'tul oak shaded lots. Fish. swim, boat rentals and free moorage Adults 323 4170. ----- . 4', Acres with a 3 bedroom, 1 bath CD farmhouse, fenced, tiled field, two wells, on paved road. $33,900. - 35—Mbile pail krij Re-al Eslate Broker ' SITS mo Some utlIi'os pad 312. 3217. ___________________________ ' -' - Attrr Hours' 3991 377 06.40 SPARKLING CLEAN 4 bedroom, 2 bath, CD. well landscaped. Beautiful neighborhood area in country. Kitchen equipped. Ya'Il love- di Only $?9,5()() DELTONANice individual homes' 1 bedroom, 5133 7 tiiedroorn,%lSO Nopets. PhoneSll ioo. CONTRACF TYPIST with OWfl typewriter. Piece work rates pay SIC') an hour or more to qond typiSt. Details and applications at public meeting of Citizens' Legal 377 211$ S tenstroni MALL ni's' I' merchandise ___________ _______________________ 321 0041 Sootlets, older lake home. Wnn.'l.,i acreage. Dock. Privacy. Paradise area. FHA terms. 834 2359. — vhhL50p4ME1 ,.,,, ...i , RI :i TOl" MLS - '. AKOLU PINECR (51 3 tx-drom, home in cicelIcnt condition Range. refrigerator. di5tiwashet' * 11* iis.niii •hi. " "" " '" ' $25,000 Spanish style home ASSume mortgagewlth 57,SOOcjown _______________________ 3436346. Al 5&ts&_Accessories ReItor, 373 5774 MAYFAIR- 3 bedroom, i' Range refrigerator, flCW Carpet, disposal, drapes, paneling and Smoked glass mirrors. A beauty at iutt 574100 CRANK COP1STRUCTIO4 REALTY,MEALTORS By owner. I BR, 2 baths, Hidden Lake. No qualifying, small down, assume payments. 37 .i... SIR VICE 01 THE CONTRACT" Rcg Real ts?atr' Bror $03 W lt St 37) 606) qr 323 0517 eves ___________ - from 5100 UUVrflmeflJ r,ia,es ______________________________Sanford- 174 N Sunland Drive, Sunland Estates, Refurbished 3$ A.. I oearoom. i oa'r'. ay WVTi'T1 $21,500. Many eatras. 1 2fl . P_..4 """ 7 Bedroom, carport fenced yard Adults only. 323-555-4 or 3736420 _______________________________ Comfortable 2 bedroom home- in Lake Mary, air conditioned, bearing Citrus trees. Only 5173 month. 373.6196. LEGAL SECRETARY with work man's compensation and personal injury experience. Pleasent surrounctings. Phone $34-31U. Protective League, 7:30 3 bedroom, AC, carpeted, - M - UNS WORTH REA1y Days-37? 6123 Nights- 377 2)37 - AVON Spring into the world of cosmetIcs, fragrances, toiletries. Excellent earning opportunity. Call 6443079. 2J O4I Ev -- -.__________________ - Thursday, April 8th, Sanford Civic Center Annex. (See display ad. Wednesday's paper). OCX-In p.sossie C I3atemafl g. Real Estate Broker 2631 S Sanford Ave (es 373 7643 - I 50-_Miscellaneous for Sale IOACRES,highancj dry Reducdto Kich Rei! Esttp Tl'C Hot" New houses tfl n rural area No paymt monthly payments than rent. Government %ut'sid:ed to qualified buyers Call tO • you quality1 321-0759 _____________ JOHN SAULS AGENCY DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad __________-'-------- CITY OF LAKEMARY.FLORIDA Noticeof Public Hearing the s.aid City Coijr,cil. $1rriQ lAth 5$)? '3 MOnthly, 6 PC? 3 HOMEbedrooms. I bath, CD home. new carpet. Nice Monthly mortgage payment, 5)70. $730 down. 3 Bedroom, 7 baths, carpeted, stove 0. refrigerator, central heat & air, garage, large yord. 322-3133. - ' J. BATEMAN REAI'T'T' 43—Lots-Acreage - I * "Get 'Em While * • -- - ___________ WilV RECONDITIONED 3 Bedroom, carpeting, ut con ditloned, )*3. Adults preferred, Option to buy 323 5831 or 377 6620. I 18,5OO OP AND THINK A MINUTE It ClaSSified Ads didn't work lhi'rt' wnulcln'l ae- any fenced yard, 1193. FORREST GREENE INC., REALTORS, $30. 6133 Of 327 $flO eves. 5-Lost & Found . DuPLEc- 2 Bedroom block, excellent condition. n.j cit t*vel •,, —v.i•r ' ' - IN THE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA c.:: '.'S !ft! CA -C' C CT. CIV. tLORIOA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, formerly known as FIRST FEDERAL AND SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ST. PETER. SDuRG, a United States corporatlon, Plaintiff, vs. STEVEN J SOLOMON and DIANE P. SOLOMON. his v,ife; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; THREE-D dOMES, INC., and BARPIETT DANK OF WINTER PARK, NA., Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby giv'n that, pursuant to the Order or Final Judgment entered in thIs cause. in the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, I will sell the property situated in Seminole County. Florida, described a',: AA1iliJ • n A fli.w. A AN HEIGHTS UNIT 2. according to the Flat thereof as reco"ded in Plat Book 16. Page 71, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. atpublicsale,tothehighestandbest bidder, for cash, at the west front door of the Semino'e County Courl House in Sanford, Florida, at 11:00 A M., on April 13th. 1976 (Seal) Arthur H. Bcckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By- Martha T. Vihlen Deputy Clerk F'UbIi%ti. ,'arch 3) 1976 DEX-170 . '' ' 4--Personals NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by SECRETARY- Super sharp per sonality, attractive, excellent the City Council of the City of Lake typist. Fun work. Good s..ary. Mary. Florida, that said Board will AAA EMPLOYMENT. 70) 'vildap.ihllrh.ariripa'7'100.m. on (oinhiil'rcial, 322 _..s. Thursday, April 15. $976, to a consider a recomnt- iii'd C.'ARGE BOOVKEEPEc ctiange of tonIng Of the tolIow.i Career Excellent company c$e',cried ,.i.i p..pefty. to w?: poSition Lots of potential. AAA Lot A of HO. DURANT'S ADEMPLOYMENT. 201 Corn. DIT1ON and Lot I of GREEPILEAF mercial, 323.5176. and WILSON's ADDITION (9-2020) ___________________________ Plot Book 3, Pages 12.76 and 77. TELEPHONE SOLICITORS for The public hearing will be held membership drive, Ce-filIal CITY OF in City Halt, City of Lake Mary. Florida Chapter Citizens' LejaI WINTER SPRINGS, Florida, on Thursday, April 15, 1976, Protective Leigue. Details and FLORIDA at 7:33p.m. or as soon thereafter as application' at public meeting Notice of Public Hearing possible, at which time Interested Thu'sday, April tth, 7:30 p.m TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: parties for and against the request Sanford Civic Center Annex, (See NOTICE IS HEREBY given by the stated above will be heard. Said display ad in Wednesday's paper ) City Council of the City of Winter hearing maybecontinued from time ___________________________ Spring', Florida, thist said City to time until final acti is taken by LAB TECHNICIAN - Willing to Couricllwillholda Public Hearing at the said City Councii. train! If you are Intelligent, have 7:33 p.m. or as soon tPier'tfte CS THIS NOTICE shall be posted In medical terminology, you can po',slbieonMonday,Aprill9, 1976, tO three (3) places wilhin the City of start a career. Fantastic ialary. conslderadoptlonofartordiriancoby Lake Mary. Florida,at theCityHall, AAA EMPLOYMENT, 20) the City of Winter Springs. Florida, and publisned in the Evening Commercial, 373-5176. titI of which is as f011ows: Herald, a newspaper of general AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY circi,ilatlonlntheCiyofLakeMary, MANAGER TRAINEE- Excellent OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, benefits. Medical, Profit SharIng, Fiorida,onetimeatlea3tfifteen(l3)I !tock Options. Must be alert. PROVIDING FOR AN AMEND days prior to the aforesaid hearing. MENT TO THE 1915 1976 BUDGET, a-JgreSSive type individual, high In bdctitlon, notice shall be posted in school graduate or better. Zales REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES the are-c to be considered at least Jewelers, 1100 State St., Sanford HEREWITH; IPx CONFLICT fitteer, (15) days prior to the date of SEVERABILITy Plaza. AND EF the publIc hearing. FECTIVE DATE. DATED. Marc?-. 73, 1976. MANAGER TRAINEE- National A copy of said Ordinance shall be City of Lake company needs several career available at the Office of the City Mary, Florida people to fill the-i positions AAA Clerk of the City of Winter Springs, By: 5: Kay Sassman EMPLOYMENT. 201 Corn Florida, for al persons desiring to City Clerk me'rcial. 373.5176 examine same. Gary E. Massey ________________________ ALL INTERESTED PARTIES 616 E. Semorari Blvd. COOK- Great bosS. C'.00d salaryfor ARE INVITED to attend and be Altamonte Springs, FIa. ri;h? AAA person. EM. tseird. 37701 -- ' PLOYMENT. 701 Commercial, THISNOTICEI$lobe published in' Attorney for City Tnet±ve-nIngHcrata,anewspape'rof PubliSh; March 3:, 1976 cIrculati in said City, one DEX-IM SALESMAN wanted- Sales cx1 ti,& east fiftrenday', prior to periencetielpful. Apply In person, the time of the public hearing. Art Grindle's Wheel Ranth FICTITIOUS NAME ObTED this 75th da' of March. ,.,,,,,, .5 ,. , Sarifoid. ,, 1976 'n...t.;ij 0 ,.s.n, s a' 6ou Orlariio City of Dr.,., Sanford 327?), S ,niriotr Nurses; RN's; LPN's; Aides; Aide 'A INTER SPRINGS, Companion; Heeded irrmedia'ely. Ct.Iy Florida, under mc' l,Ct,l,ou FlorIda 6806)6 "iii il RIG "1" TIR( & V.IIEEL By: 5: Mary 7. Norton Sr RVICE. aria thilt I ,nIcvVl Ic, ______________ city Clerk ri ii'Ster saictnhirn.' with 115" Clerk ot GARY E. MASSEY, ESQUIRE n' (r,,t C.lurt 5. mrsnl,. County Ciy Attorney i,r ,u,, ,n ,,oru.inc with th: City of Winter prOvision', of the Fictitious Name ______________________ SprIngs, Florida 5''ti$i Tn Wil Src lien 665 09 - }'o( R lIT!l I. II. L .1(,L.'SC)" Publish: March 31, 1916 1937 DEX161 "THE PEOPLE S. Tom II Taylor, s, f'1'I Ij',h M,irch I?. 71 II April 7. P1_ACE RS" IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1978 BECOME THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. DEX9I CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOP PEOPLE PLEASERS SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION 11 ItCh -s hi r.ti4 n'-v"n that I ,im SECRETARY CASE No. 76-S$1-CA49D itilaijiet n t.us'ntst at 113 A h'on LAB TECHNICIAN SUNBAFIK MORTGAGE COM. rn 5, . Casselbi rry. Scmnole MANAGER TRAINEE PANY, a Florida colpora?ion, County. Florida. under the fictitouS WAITRESSES. WAITRESSES Plaintiff 1 i$fl%t of PROIECTS UNLIMITED, tAPIOSCAPFR -viand that I intend to register said UPHOLSTERER DONALD FLEIG and JO ANN name with th' Clerk of the Circuit COOKS FLEIG, his wife, and BEL-AIRE HOMES, INC. a FlorIda cor. Court, Seminole County. Florida in -WE SELL SUCCESSaccordance with the provIsions of 7'7I Cummrccnii porat Ion. 373 3)76 the FictitiouS Name Statutes, to. ___________________________ Defendant REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NOTICE OF ACTION-PROPERTY Wit: Section 86509 P:lorida Statutes Eip.crienced& Newly Licensed TO: DONALD FLEIG and S Joseph Will'ams. Jr join "Sar.tord's Sales Leader" JO ANN FLEIG, Pil 1,51, k',ircpi I? 71. 31, Aprit 7, STEPISTROM REALTY his w:fe, 1')7a 7SSt Park Dr REALTOR 372 7123 Whose residence orx eo Is YOU ARE NOTIFIED an CITY OP acliontoforecloieamortgageonthe following property in SemInole LAKEMARY,FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing County, Florida: 31—Apartments Furnished TO WHOM ITMAY CONCERN: Lot 437, SPRINGS OAKS, UNIT), ______________________________ accordingtothemaporplat thereof NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by )or?fle-droomsAdultsonly as re-orded in Plat Book 17, pages the City Council of the City of Lake PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 75 and 76, public records of Mary, Florida. that said Board will 7545 Park Drive $10 up holdapubfichearingatl.33pm on Seminole County Florida; Together IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT iN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NU. 76.57)-CA-WEE In ftc maer of the AdopflO TAMARA JO CAREY NOTICE OFACTION TO: The natural father Of TAMARA JO CAREY Huron County. Onio VAIl £P.E HO'TIrIED t;I JAMES BYRON 0000SON has tiled a Petition for the adoption of bour minor chitd. bearing the name of TAMARA JO CAREY and • prayc contained within the- Petition requests the Court to award that a Judgment of Adoption Of the minor by thC Petitiunef, JAMES BYRON C,000SON,b.entered.andyouar. required to serve a copy of your answeror pleading tothe PetitsonOn th e Petitioner 's attorney, R. PATRICK PHILLIPS. of Baldwin& Dikeou, 300 Highway 17.92, Fern Park, Florida, 32730, and file the original Answer or Pleading •n the with Hot Water Heater, Dishwasher, office of the Cur) of the Circuit Oisposat, Furnace, A-C. Range and Court or' or before May SIti, 1916. If Carpet has been filed against you you fail to do so, Judgment by ithdyOuareri'quiI'edbOserVC0Py DefauttwillbetakeflagaiflstroUlar of your written defenses, if any, 101? the rtiief demanded in UsC Corn cii the plaintiff's attoriwy, whcle pta name and address is E. 0. Palermo, This Notice shall be published Esq. of Stiackleford. Farrlor, once cacti week for oi" Stalling', 0. Evans, P.O Box 3371, secutive we*ks in Vhe Evening Tarni, Florida 3360$ on or bfore Herald, Sanford, Florida. May Sm, 1976... arid file this original WITNESS my hind and seal of with the clerk of this Court either aldCourtonthis29thdayOfMirCh, ilitiff'tt bit 1976. or Immedlalely thereafter, other(Seal) wise a defiult will be entered Arthur H. B.ckwlffi, Jr. against you for the ref let demanded (Ipri rI the Circuit Court in lhe comolaintor Detition Ely Clone ilicrlarOe WiTNESSmyhandandtheseiIof Deputy Clerk R (Court SemU Baldwin & Dlkeou Arthur H B-eckwith, Jr. Attorneys at Law Clerk of the Circuit Court 500 Hi hwa , 17.97 By: Elaine ReCPiarde Fvrn Park, Florida 33730 1976 (JEX ill - I ', tot approval for a specific plan for a condominium area, The Public Hearing will be held in the City Hall, Winter Springs, Florida on tne 19th day of AprIl, 1916 a?7'3OP.M.,orassoonthereafieras possible, at which time interested parties arid citizens for and against the proposed reoueit will be heard Said hearing may becontinuedfrom lime to time until final action Is lake-n. THIS NOTICE shall e posted in 'iiree (3) pijb$k places within the City of Winter Springs. FlorIda, at the Cty Hall within the said City, and published in the Evening ttertd, a r.ewspiper of general circulaticn in the CIty of Winter Springs, Ficrida, one time at least t,ften (13) days prior to the cafe of the public hearing. DATED this 24th day of March. 1976 - CIRCUIT COURT FOR ARE YOU r :::::rc SAL: NOTI(1 lSHtKIB'r GIVEN thOt b virtue of that cerlOin Writ ot Execuiion issued out of and under Itie seal of the Circuit Court of OrangeCounty,Florid,,uponafinal Ivdgment rendered in the atore-said Cuort on the 3rd day of Februa AD. 1976. in that certain case e',titled, The Celotex Corporation, Plaintiff, vs Se-moran Drywall 5upply, Inc., arid Kuron McMinn d b a Mac's Drywall, Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Exitcution was delivered tO me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, arid I have levied upon the following describedoropertyownedby Kurort McMinn, said property being located in Seminole County, Florida, more partIcularly described as follows: the warehouse and property located at the street address of 464 plumoa Avenue, Casselberry, ,,*i,lP 9l II4l d,rinti,wj being: all that part of Lot 1, First Addition to Casselberry, according to the Plat thereof recorded in Plat BOok 7, Page 33, of ttse Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, 'ying westerly of new Seaboard Coast Line Railroad right Of way, Comprising .933 OCtel, South of the county road better known as Plumosa Road. FLORIDA Notica of Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEPN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Comil of the City of Win. ler Spring',, Florida, that sauCily Council wIlt hold a public huring: () to consider a request by the GULF STREAM LAND Springs, Florida S Mary '1. Norton .ly Clerk E '.ASSEY City Attorney City of Winter Springs, Florida PubliSh: March 31. 1916 DEX.162 Legal Notice Legal Notice - CITY ' Seminole Wednesday, March)), )74 It UL.PS Sanford Ph. 322-3340 ' -- �$B-EvenIrg Hera Id, Sanford, Fl Wednesday, March 31, 1976 - W W 1% ri ~t 0 011111 i .1-4I ^ ift6 44 - ----.:--,y %Awu~ 1 C4 a __ C% F .,-7 wo ii F1,i 8 .01ff 04 r- V 04 ?4 %; P~ 0% a N q& r4% ~ ZW ca to , CPO *I C3% Cn -1 1*#4 4pe IU6 I I I Z %A : C% %0 Iiiiiiiiiiiii 1 0. 111111111111MIL.- Cn 0 0 ra Ln Air~~ _J 0 D n0 0 X >. 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I . _____________ RM - -.- _ ._... - -- _ I -I -I -:--. _, , I... ..'. 1 - __ . . ------ -_ - ___ -"M . - - -# " ated Jan. ..I - I 1 " 11)\l 'i \ lilt F _4 j in lliilliliwt directl urn statement to Herring's 19Th lIe nithU sworn , %vd:ker responded in 1 two pieces of office on Wednesday. charge George Saunders question of whether he had -11 Although Herring's office ders, husband of Mrs. S,aun. literature inside the envelope ders, said Vihlen's claim of one a biographical resume and declined comment today, with fraUrt,'," Vihlen said. stamped with the county being framed is "ridiculous." brief history outline and the %litilen .%;rid the office has .Saunders, in reply, said it is postage meter Vitilen's political "That is like Bo Callaway other a release dated Feb. 1. agreed to investigate his "completely against the law (or literature. "I haven't talked to I lie was framed by 1976, announcing Vitilen's campaign records.as soon as Vitilen to use the Semiaole anyone at all," he said when The Saunders said NB( Count) postage meter For asked if he had been inpos.ibte ,ndidac for Congress utii&i l tia 1nitto I*L fni is typical (eorge political releases - br tcrvte'ed Ly Herrings ofiiu. Saunders said the citizen f1i:Job that the campaign MIA 0 Qk~_"_, _ rges In Maiuung _ Cha and a county courthouse tired of incumbents using their requested that Mrs. Saunders Saunders tactics," Vihien said. anything that is r Y'mw postage meter for political offices to build ki resorts and bring this to the attention ofthe "Weexpectedthlskindof mud- County business.' purposes. further themselves in office by proper authorities. "JoAnn is slinging from the beginning and Seminole C4UW1 t: 11,f t~;,Ii:,t, ,- There is no credibility to the leap-frogging froin one office to not trying to frame anyone," he I refuse to get down to his level. Saunders insinuation," Vitilen another." said. -11 have instructed iny at. from his job today, according to utid, adding he has requested S,aunders said the envelope Saunder.s. .said a citizen tne county bee Attorney State Abbott brought to ,Mrs. S:,iunders an and literature have nturned torneys to stand by for charges that involve fraud. This is dIX, to ilinms, declined comHerring's office to investigate 'aused because the Saunders his campaign financial records printed and stamped by county vestigator, Jack Fulenwider, ( Herald Staff Writer i 0 1 a 0 , 11111111 4W k 14 Z 0 4A C4 ___ ~~~~ . By DONNA IF-STES & I 130 In Z Alleged aunaers Trade vluien, , 12 ad CY4 >% _J. (A a 04 j$ p z `n g - 4 I 14 ne Z 4X Opp", Z "a Z 4% A r I .%^ I ~ X < P4 c % VW W.J r4 v U v 0 Supplies I. 14. ___ CA M Meter, c% I Cd Postage t 0 M aI Of County __ W I . 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Both felt the 39-page Future projects of this nature technical receive boekkt will prove invaluable in will A two-year effort tooain a making presentations to assistance from the regional economic visiting businessmen and in- economic development office state-sponsored con- but will have to secure private profile of Seminole County was dustrialists who are funding, Tesch said rulminated today when sidering moves to Florida The report details various On another Front James rcpesentatiei 1)1 Florida's ecutie direttor of )epartinent of Commune t)pts of business and Industr) Daniel delivered 200 copies of the which presently exist in the the Seminole County Industrial -2-' document to the Greater county, including size, struc- Development Authority Sanford Chamber of Com- lure anti fiscal activities of iSCIDAi presented board individual firms. Also included memberswith copiesofa letter merce. Iichard Tesch , a member of are climatic conditions ind a which he said had been mailed the commerce department's map showing the size of the to 237 electric equipment economic geographic region which manufacturers headquartered of division . de%elopmcnt presented th supplie! persons for the in northern and midwestern states profiles to Tom) Hunt, chairman Seminole work force 'lins is something that was The letter, which was also I of the chamier s Industrial 25 Committee, tit the panel's requested b) the chamber back signed b> hunt and Loveless, in 1974," Homer enthused. "We outlines advantages which monthly meeting. . Tesch, closely assisted on the made the request, then we had Seminole County and Central project by commerce depart- to wail in line and I'm really Florida might provide for ment staffer Philip Loveless, glad that it's finally finished. It cuiplo% rs plagued by steep said tic saw the profileas a two- will be an invaluable t Clianiber of C(anmerce and it's employee absenteeisin do'.. to pronged instrtunent. "First. I feel it will help in something that we could not bad weather, ne letters were sent out evaluation of the Sanford and have afforded if we'd had to pay March 22 and produced one ca," Tesch for it ourselves." said It will snow where your The State Department of positive response within the pitfalls lie And Commerce underwrote the first week, Loveless said economic electrical the secondl% it will be a tool for entire cost of researching, Soliciting compiling. printing and binding equipment industry could lezd NEISWENDER folicitation." to ctremel) faorabIe results Hunt and Jack homer the booklets Hut Tesch said lAweless, said, because it is an HON 0RED exectilive manager of the Seminole County's economic prciIik is th4 ht which his duit' entirel) untapped field h imber expressed he int =. -;..___ - - - = = ___ :_ M - . 6MA! - __ - a u - . 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M.D U > Z > 0 >.J;~, > cc > Z > X .ZW =3 ot co 4 ,tW o .9 W = At-in WDU W I V LL I V i I ' - Lr1 __ - - __________________________ - - ' nks~on I on Tuesday. At that lhi 111.1 ___ prograrn that would loan -_ sell for e maximwn $4,000 instead of the ,00o presently being charged More than a year ago the A vote of confidence was giveti this morning to Seminole County government's new executive iusiitant A resolution signed b} county employes was handed over to Roger Nelaweoder b) Pat count) produced a stud) which Glisson (left) as a smilling Bob Flits looks on. Nelswender was recently appointed by the county said there is a pressing need for low and moderate income commission to the n5,000-a sear post (Herald Photo by Bill VincentJr.) - - - _ ._;;C__ LAN > S" 4 I" >' L16 > 4 I 00 " ILU # 14 I U t In Facel*ft I * ASSIS ___ . T-_~~ ._ i -___ -- __--_:-_-_-- _" ="__ _. qt kye R l e Cross%ord l e Re ________ 0 1)4 nq which ll help the DLX.' meet certain Impending deadlines The most pressing in the Slay I deadline, by which time all applications for federal grants covering historical pi- eservaUon and r--storation must be made A preliminary requirement in making this ap. plication is registration on the national register of historical places An historical surey to this end has already been completed. Included in the historical survey report and grant application must be architectural projections of plans and costs for Downtown Sanford's facelift. 'Therefore we appealed to the local am chitectural community for help,' said Miss Jacobson. "After reviewing the Downtown history and potential they became interested and . . mot vated After completing the prelilninar) planning required to meet the grant application deadline, the cooperatie will then help conctptualize the cotiununity center which Sanford property owner and DDC backer Jeno Paulucci Favors as part of Downtown redevelopment. The cooperathe will work to produce a plan w hich wiLl help citizens picture the th.t could be effected by the facelift program. The Downtowners will then be able to deterrnine what the) would like to do with the physical uliage of Sdnford. 'It is not their ithe architects) purpose to ride the '.chicle of an architect's dream to create a dome to local mankind in Dow-ntown Sanford." said Miss Jacotn f - I J I - - = A ~k X , if -_ 1 I j i /1 I l i - " t4 0 a: ; CJ ~. L&i = Z W Ii' iF~!_,n_l __c-- --ir - . . construction industry in ad The way the program works ;iecording to Kerrher, is that the state loans the money to J X _J W " U W W U 11.1 Z 4 A. >. U w . .. 0 In U. ~e V ci . ------ : r .1 , , (oun1 loans the money to developers who find suitable lorol ' --. .- - uj Z5 go A. • ii CL ~ 09 LL 5 cc 41 z °.' >. in =J IL - __ :0= * C9 ox. W6 11111110 12 " " . - Z da !J Fr J 2-11 P%l . .1 Wedn"da% 's 'I "Ito, ca - - .r ,',J_ .. "' - -, -, t - . - r , - ,~.S:-*fw R,~~ !)m11eowners If homeowners Promise to construct low-cost housing will be allowed to purctaw the site. The $200, loin at thret per cent Interest p ,Ai . Nik N~~-I;. -*ri-,111~ %ix' & I 4'-; z4l r t. 'l 'i ,. T '' 4; ~ .-I" - -' - i liiS1i) (100th .11th (hun ehrshnwrs uiding this morning. Clearing this afternoon. lostfuIranduloIentonight Fair and mild Friday Highs near80tomlaandInttitm1tls S. around 15 m.p.h. Itainpro4ability 70 per cent IO&Y. I %_ --- is dangerous, if not fatal. to be ington Sen. Henry _z= _ -,ml _v- __ T is' -#Q #_Aw_ -_ - -_ ---= M _____ ~ L - __ __W ; ~% t7 : i!i~ ~_ry :! -~ - - - -V I - -r __ ___ - - -ir . ' -' - :1 , CZ, SOARING CONTEST - - M. JacksM - - . -- - - . -- --.--..-..-...-.--- - , - -. - , - - - - Glider pilots from Florida and GeorXin WW opta the co mpeddou Oviedo and ChWuota, bettaning at 11 a.m., both Saturday and season ttis weekmd over Seminole County. Tbey'll be taking off Sunday. The pubUc is Invited It, % alch the coutnt. I Herald Photo from the Flying Seminolc Ranch Airport on SH419 between by Jacqueline Doud) California governor - Ford's and ex4)klahoma Sen. Frt-,, challenger for the Republican Harris. were due at a Manh~,, 'id nti it riontli ition II&I ta'i hott € ml) today for U' a nationally ttleised Spet(tl Democratic masons forum Wednesday night. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, Secretars of State Henry A. the Demairats' presidential K'ssinger wet.S a partuular tar candidate in 1%8 who hasn'tt rd Rragan quoted Kissinger entered the race this year but second place position for the municipal metting. Leo, United States a quotation lackson was in New Y( Kissinger's top ai& called false - fP - T-1 L. _4_*~,~~,,~~,d - T'n. r.- - k?~! .. ' ,y ...; J '- L -- ' - - ---, I ,-, R- -..~O~~ - ---- - - :.. - fX"_.-_ZP_1h1r _1 -_- --- - - - ,- --P%d --W , , - .i ' - -______-_-__--- - - __ - 's - k_ 4:4 - t- - -,- - ---- ' - * - The evidence mounts that - - high 88, today's £ , Aq ,e -44-z-,4-ff ,~. -,A,--1 0 n04___ - -*"I-? _A;7~. T . r l r s .,.~~ . -:tl ' . -;:.. l,_-.o;. 1-----.'.,i-.-,.---Az-=,--,,L __1 - I—. .__ I. -z----= s.f-. Z -_ -1. L :-: 1 _.?__-_,_-_VI.11 ... -:1 .. _.. !_Z'Y' .!...-_.1 ,r.! ___ -_.."_ ._. __ -_ .- - ._Vl__--,,-, _-___ - C_Zi 1wq 1. 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I U e %A Today %rnwidThtflok lirtilgi Calendar (onilrs - . - - - 'A - - w_- ,:_ - -,i__- - - =LZ 1.! _.__~_: -- _': _- -"-M-::- - - _.!tL=_ t -, ~ju ;~~.. *1 ik!;~F :!5 - _v A,4!;~,, i [ A - II - . .. : . -----.-------I1 M -_ - t%f;i: - __ I v! iContinuedonPagc2.Ai - 11 - P iit ___________________________________________________________________________________________ A. UJ MJ W ILL >. = pm - - W , N 5.' 0 0% am 0 - 0 0! & fililifIllillIll -.__- _.- - .- . UJ ---.--_~_ _=__F_ Ifffr12 Z W I >. 0 0 4( 4 4 4C -I W iii W 0 us %A U- _____ considered to be Florida's leading authority presenatlon arc'ute:ture Gross is the arctutectplanner who wa3 contracted by Haines City to design a Downtown deeIopment program for that city. His reccuunendations are currently be ing implemented All the architects are donating their services during the preliminary stages According to DDC Chairmirn Sara Jacobson there has been no discussion of fees, privileges or priorities. "ney are doing the preliminary work with no strings attached arid no commitments have been made to any of them," said Miss Jacobson. "lliey are workng with us because of their concern with community de elopment" ne facelift is still a long way off, Miss Jacobson explained but the cooperative has been formed to 11w first step toward effecting a facelift in I)u,A-ritown Sanford, as proposed by the Downtown le%elopment Corporation (DDC, has been taken with the creation of an inforinal architects' cooperatne Included in the cooperative are architects Carl Gutmann, John Dragash, J4n Melvin, Hal Harris, Don Duer and Gerald Gross. Svra1 of these architect.s aireath hae tx pericrice or expertise that could benefit Downtown Sanford Gutmanri is the designer of the clt)'s new Magnolia Mini Mall which has both beautified part of the Downtown and brought in new business. Doer whose offices are in Winter Park, is LL LL _J W - J _J - . * 1IP S. - The ever increasing (low in the nurnberof persons unable o find low or moderate incot housing In Seminole Courts could be stemmed bya$200,0oo proposal from the state, CountN Manner Bid hcrcner said today "There is .i Jrt f !w and modemate mcon.' There are a n1tnther it 1riuhes that coWLi t assistpnc," F rfr'ii yograrn KrØ has &..t2tT stPdy is a propoiaJ mna4c A ' 1 _________ - -J _____ - Arciiitect Coo erat* ive To , W By El) P1UCKETF fleraldStaffWrfter IV4 - - Program A II .. Stu di ed - -_ _1 . ______ -• --,.--W.. ..~!r___--:~ . '-__ _., .,. ----;___-_-____-_ - -- - - ! 11i AL :}.-f L'S . I . Housing "That need ha.s increased because of economic con LL :Z , 0 i Jft __________ - a .. --_. -. ___ . - -----.-, - I . - ;~:11_ __________________ - ....~.. _ V I KItIS NASH Herald Staff Writer - / 1. .!.i , '( L - . - U z N U a . .J .JX 0 <> X FL um LU 0I C9 I t CD 1`- IL U . I W - S .- LU S.. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 31, 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